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From: dan@digi-g.UUCP (Dan Messinger)
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Subject: Re: Coca Cola Syrup
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Date: Wed, 15-May-85 09:08:36 EDT
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In article <203@uwai.UUCP> luner@uwai.UUCP writes:
>> Lee Gold writes...
>> ... Coca Cola Syrup.  This last is NOT in the familiar Coke logo
>      ^^^^^^^^^                                          ^^^^
>
>If you have the spelling right, you've answered your own question.

Are you implying that "Coca Cola" has nothing to do with "Coke"?  Take
a close look at one of those red and white cans.  On one side it says
"Coke", but on the other it says "Coca Cola".   (and there is nothing
wrong with my spelling)

Lee, do you recall who packaged that Coca Cola syrup?

Dan Messinger
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