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Subject: Re: Prognosis of 2.2-960107-SNAP
From: asami@cs.berkeley.edu (Satoshi Asami)
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 * 	nah.  to get a duplicate of a given birthday (say, yours) requires
 * from 2 to 366 (ignoring leap years) people in the room.  assuming that

Sorry, this is not true.  You can have a million people in the room
but still nobody with the same birthday as yours! :)

Satoshi