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From: jca@drutx.UUCP (ArnsonJC)
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Subject: Re: Arabists in n.r.j.
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	Even though I may greatly disagree with someones opinions
and their beliefs, I try and understand WHY they feel that way. Your
comments about ignoring someone will not make them go away, much
like an ostrich, eh? I also feel your comments are extreme to the
opposite end of the spectrum.  So which is worse??!
-- 
		jill c. arnson
		ihnp4!drutx!jca
		AT&A IS, Denver
		(303)538-4800

Lily Tomlin says that the key element in power dressing is "...sort
of like a scarf, sort of like a tie, sort of like a ruffle, and it
doesn't threaten anyone because you don't look good in it." From
@u(The Search for Intelligent Life in the Universe) (-: