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Subject:      abject apology
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To: Bob LeChevalier <lojbab@access.digex.net>
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It is with great embarrassment that I have to announce that I
was mistaken about {ka} ever having had an x2. Apologies to
Lojbab in particular. I imagine that anyone who reads my
messages has already learnt not to trust them, but let this
nonetheless be a warning to the credulous.
------
yours sekai lo ka (mi) lanme
And