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Courting as a form of advertisement - corresponds nicely to the Tristan and Iseult reference "Iseut"
Latin advertere "turn toward,", as in love

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	* '''Courting''' as a form of advertisement - corresponds nicely to the '''Tristan and Iseult''' reference "Iseut"		* '''Courting''' as a form of advertisement - corresponds nicely to the '''Tristan and Iseult''' reference "Iseut"
		+	* '''Latin advertere "turn toward,"''', as in love