I know someone who thinks of “Nobel Peace Prize” as the general term for all the Nobel Prizes. So that they will for instance speak of someone from their University winning “the Nobel Peace Prize in Physics”.
Bryllcreem, a little dab’ll do ya,Bryllcreem, you look so debonair,Bryllcreem, the gals’ll all pursue ya,They love to run their fingers thru your hair!
The 2008 movie “Wendy and Lucy” stars director Kelly Reichardt’s own dog, Lucy. Lucy also had a smaller part (credited “self”) in Reichardt’s 2006 “Old Joy”, and as Babou in “Transfer” (2010) directed by a Damir Lukacevic.
Right, that shows it’s not a procedural programming language. But it definitely could be a typesetting control (or markup) language — all of the TeX family for example use backslash to indicate a control command or an entity macro, where unmarked text is the content to be typeset and outputted.
And this would be a math passage — the “\\in” you see in the top line produces a “member of a set” symbol, the thing resembling an epsilon or Euro symbol. What I want this to turn out to be is a definition or formula for the end of a line — but that would be asking a lot!
See my comment that this seems to be LaTeX or something like it, where the backslash is used a lot and signals a command or entity rather than content text to be typeset.
He has those science degrees — B.S., M.S., Ph. D. — or bullsh___, more sh__, piled higher and deeper.