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From: timothym@tekigm2.UUCP (Timothy D Margeson)
Newsgroups: net.space
Subject: Re: more than one copy of book per person? yes!
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Date: Thu, 20-Mar-86 16:30:51 EST
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Summary: Why two or more copies of a book!

Hi,

Following up on the discussion of why one might have several copies of
the same material.

I have two copies of my Websters dictionary, one at home and one at work.
I have two copies of my Rogets thesaurus, ditto.
I have two copies of several types of software, ditto.

I guess that I will have two copies of many things for the convienience
of not dragging the single copies everywhere I go. I would think there are
many of you who take the same opinion for similar reasons. So, perhaps when
we are populating space we all may indeed become millionaires. Hooray :-)


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