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From: murage.PA@XEROX.COM
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Subject: Re: BITNET mail follows
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Date: Sat, 26-Jul-86 17:48:50 EDT
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	If you will look carefully at a sender's address you will notice 
	that it does indeed tell you where the mail comes from. Most 
	of us who have been on e-mail from way back have mail systems that 
	take care of "facilitating replies to mail". Suffice it to say that 
	a heading hinting at contents is far more helpful than the 
	phrase "BITNET mail follows"
	
   .murage.