I believe that "bis" means plus or extra. It can also mean "encore"
Julian Shapiro
Sag Harbor, NY
> =0ADon Wilson asked what "bis" means. It's used in France for addresses
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> e same way "1/2" is used in the u.s. Here, if you make the house at 123
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> in Street into two apartments, one has the original house number and the
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> her becomes 123-and-a-half. I can only assume that the drilled
Stronglight
> models such as 105bis are then the equivalent of calling them model
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> 105.5. ~randy dugan, van nuys, ca, usa, where i still can't figure out
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> y yahoo screws up my mail to CR.=0A=0A