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     The most useful for learning about the Amiga is Amazing Computing.
Makes AmigaWorld look like a pamphlet, and Info (excuse me... .info) look
like a game catalog.  (yes, flame away by all means)  BTW, I subscribe to
all 3, stupid me.
     Anyways, one last shot before I go, since I am in such a good mood,
if you want Amigas (or anything else) in Brazil for that matter, get rid
of your da-n tariffs and non-tariff barriers.  After all, a trade war is
going to hurt you guys a lot more than it will us.  
     'Nuff on politics.
                                         Jason