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From: cliff ainsworth III <cliff@cliffsworld.com>
Subject: Re: More Slogans
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What about.....

"FreeBSD...The choice for the here and now"

		or

"FreeBSD.....yesterday, today and all your tomorrows"

later,


-cliff

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