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To: Srivaths Srinivasan who wrote (614)	12/16/1997 12:36:00 PM
From: Bosco	Read Replies (1) of 652

Srivaths - the lawsuit was almost a given, when we 1st talked about it. And yes, it is a vague attempt for 1) the dissident holders hoping for a bit more premium and/or 2) ambulance chasers to make a few bucks. Yes, like everyone else, I think we are in agreement regarding the lack of premium. From the original story, it seems that RAPT CEO wanted to do something else. Ultimately, I do agree this suit is pretty much immaterial. The best the dissidents can do, if they cannot find a white knight, is to launch a proxy fight, which they would probably lose. No, I don't like being a captive investor, but sometimes we have to play the dealt hand <g> rgds Bosco

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