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Subject: Re: Newlines in regexps
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   The answer is YES.

   Try re-searching for [a-z]^Q^J[a-z]

No, that falls under the "cumbersome" category.  It is also limited to
lines that start/end with letters.  I like the other
suggestion:

	[\000-\377]