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From: seb@mtgzz.UUCP (s.e.badian)
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Subject: Re: black squirrels vs pink elephants
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Date: Tue, 14-Jan-86 08:42:44 EST
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	In the east, there are black grey squirrels. Not many, but
some. I can only remember seeing one and I've seen quite a few
squirrels. In Palo Alto (and probably Mountainview as another poster
mentioned) the black squirrels are introduced. They were introduced
on the Stanford campus but I can't remember why. The original squirrels
came from China, I believe. They are rather attractive, aren't they?

Sharon Badian
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