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Subject: Re: Broken phone status?
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From: "Evgueni Sklyanin" <eks2@york.ac.uk>
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Well, Gordon, the initiator of the game, is still silent.
Shall we try to reconstruct the chain ourselves?
If every participant send me (privately) his version I could
combine them together and post.

mi'e .evgenis.