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From: Stephen Giguere <SGiguere@bluews.com>
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Subject: britdisc virus 
Date: Fri, 30 Mar 2001 09:43:52 +0100
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It might be safe to say everyone who's written anything to britdisc
in the past long while probably got it. It would be a matter
of how many britdisc or other emails Tom still had in his inbox. 

Also since everyone who got it probably won't have a virus
checker we all might be seeing numerous copies of it popping up
from those who read Tom's attachment before seeing this.

Steve