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Bart Schaefer writes:
> Another satisifactory option would be something like "yank-word", so I
> could yank back the most-recently-killed word, rather the whole line,
> when I accidentally press alt-backspace once too often.

Use Ctrl-_ (control underscore) to undo the last word delete.

..wayne..