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At 20:05 1997-10-14 +0200, you wrote:
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>  --- Amendment I, The US Constitution  There are a few people on the
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>these individuals are the same people who feel that the World Wide Web,
>Online Services and the Internet should have never been commercialized.
>These "computer hippies" resent the presence of businesses on the Internet.
> The vast majority of people appreciate short, informative messages about
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