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	Arguably, fT 2400 Schlaub can be considered a 'register' of Wug Nlab as almost every word in the former is contained in the latter. This holds with the exception of Wug Nlab's system of grammatical particles.		Arguably, fT 2400 Schlaub can be considered a 'register' of Wug Nlab as almost every word in the former is contained in the latter. This holds with the exception of Wug Nlab's system of grammatical particles.

	It can also be considered a kind of relex of Terran mathematical notation as the infix notation works well with the overall-SVO structure of Schlaub. Some Wug Nlab users support the use of VSO word order for the language, however, the SVO order is much more common.		It can also be considered a kind of relex of Terran mathematical notation as the infix notation works well with the overall-SVO structure of Schlaub. Some Wug Nlab users support the use of VSO word order for the language because of Classical Windermere and Trician mathematical notation, however, the SVO order is much more common.