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Subject: Riddle me this...
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Name: Nick Kings

Many moons ago, a friend of mine asked: "If _Kate_ got married, would she
loose most of her fans?" We'd just seen the Hammersmith Show on TV, and my
friend had noticed the proportion of males in the audience.

This question was asked 10 years ago, but I've not been able to come to any
satisfactory answer.

Over to you!


#include <std_disclaim.h>
               "And the sandcastle virtues are all swept away..."