Terry Reedy wrote:
> "jayessay" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message 
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>>1. Someone recently remarked that good Lisp macros are basically
>>  executable pseudo code.  I think that is pretty much exactly right
>>  and is a pretty good "sound bite" distillation of what it is all
>>  about.
> 
> Several years ago  I remarked that Python reads like executable pseudocode. 
> I still think that that is pretty much right.
> 
> Googling, I discovered that the creators of some thing I had never heard of 
> said the same thing about *their* language a couple of years ago.  I wish 
> web pages, like newgroup posts, were dated so one could better trace the 
> history of such usages.

Trawling through http://web.archive.org might help.

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Robert Kern
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