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"by definition" vs. "per definition"

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Latest post Mon, Sep 18 2006 3:02 PM by Usenet. 0 replies.
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sasha mal    641277 Mon, 18 Sep 06 03:02 PM

Dear newsgroupers,
when you do you use "by definition" and when do you use "per definition"?

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Sasha.
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