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On Wed, 25 Apr 2001, Richard J Kuhns wrote:

> Recently, huh?  A nice, truthful way to start a letter like that.

If you look back, it was I who asked for an example.  Brett supplied a
form letter.  If you want to interpret it as you have, you are free to do
so.  However, it was a "form letter".


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