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> > If the argument is acceptable for core team members to use, it's
> > acceptable for non-core-team members.  Clearly, the converse is
> > true: if the argument is unacceptable for non-core memebrs, it's
> > unacceptable for everyone.  Including you.  Including me.  Including
> 
> If only life were that conveniently boolean.

If only we were a nation of laws.

...wait a minute!  We are!


					Terry Lambert
					terry@lambert.org
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