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	[The great FS patch saga deleted]

Dammit, just get the blasted thing in current, where we'll beat the bugs out 
of them. If you do this, I guarantee that Terry's email bill will drop by 50% 
8^) 8^). Besides, I want to see what all this transitive closure stuff looks 
like.


	Stephen