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From: jwb@monu6.cc.monash.edu.au (Jim Breen)
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Subject: Re: Best and Worst (was: Labor Day, 1990)
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> In comp.dcom.telecom, TELECOM Moderator writes:

> ........ and we have lost some of
> the margin we maintained for decades, but we are still far in front,
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I cannot see any evidence of the US net either having once had a
margin, or of it still being "far in front".

Admirable patriotism, Patrick, now how about some evidence.

In the best/worst voting, my opinions (based on experience) are:

BEST:   Japan
WORST:  India


Jim Breen ($B%8%`(J) (jwb@monu6.cc.monash.edu.au) Dept of 
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