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From: david@dcl-cs.UUCP (David Coffield)
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Subject: Re: Non-USA Exploration of Space - Europe/USA Rivalry
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Date: Wed, 26-Feb-86 14:56:27 EST
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In article <15528@rochester.UUCP> ray@rochester.UUCP writes:
>  No one country has a monopoly in space exploration.  Any country with the
>intelect, resources, resolve, dedication, desire and money can explore space.  
>If a country doesn't have most of these, than the closet they'll get to space
>is their nearest TV set when they watch the launch of another country's rocket.
>The bottom line here is: If you can, do it, if not, make some popcorn,
>sit back, and watch.  

Another bottom line is: If you can spell, post articles, if you can't, sit back
and watch.