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To: Ricki Vernon who wrote (13370)	4/11/1997 2:34:00 PM
From: Jason Ellis	of 28369

In a separate interview Bre-X director Paul Kavanagh says there are only two answers to the riddle - a massive salting operation or Freeport is wrong. The salting theory does not work, he says, because more than 40,000 samples would have to have been individually sampled continuously and without interruption over a two-year period. Further, the grades were highly consistent, and Mr Kavanagh suggests that it would be difficult to uniformly salt that many samples. He is, however, unable to explain how Freeport could be so wrong. Have you guys seen this?

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