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> I looks like they are searching WWW pages for addresses because I got
> one at my FreeBSD.org address...

They are also searching list archives (apparently).  I got some mail to
an old address from which I had posted to the list, but which I had never
used for any other purposes.


					Terry Lambert
					terry@lambert.org
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