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> > I got to agree with Terry on this one and anything that we can do
> > to import drivers or sub-systems is well critical. I am thinking
> 
> "ESTD"

"Elf Shall This Do"?

Parles vou Englais?

Por Favor... Que?

Could you repeat that?

Yakuri, Kudasai?


					Danke,
					Terry Lambert
					terry@lambert.org
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