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Subject: jeez
Hello there
(dammed dots >.<)
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From uucp Tue Mar 10 16:36:03 1987 EDT remote from rutgers
>From tae  Sat Mar 14 12:53:36 1987 remote from dspvax
Received: by dspvax.MIT.EDU (5.51/MIT.1.01x)
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Date: Sat, 14 Mar 87 12:53:36 EST
From: Tae Joo <dspvax!tae>
Message-Id: <8703141753.AA02983@dspvax.MIT.EDU>
To: rutgers!ggt
Subject: jeez

Hello there

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*****The Drutg115 file
From tae  Sat Mar 14 12:53:36 1987 remote from dspvax
Received: by dspvax.MIT.EDU (5.51/MIT.1.01x)
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Date: Sat, 14 Mar 87 12:53:36 EST
From: Tae Joo <dspvax!tae>
Message-Id: <8703141753.AA02983@dspvax.MIT.EDU>
To: rutgers!ggt
Subject: jeez

Hello there

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S Brutg115 X.rutgers115 uucp - Brutg115 0666
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