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To: 216SI who wrote (1543)	5/4/1999 1:10:00 AM
From: Bill Ulrich	Read Replies (2) of 3795

I've never worked for SI, and it really doesn't matter if I have, anyway. Additionally, there's nothing wrong with putting my 'paying clients' work ahead of others, particularly when I'm already in the middle of of one of their projects. I attended to the BW matter within 3 1/2 hours that same day. I see no problem with a time period of that minimal size. Your assertion about the FBN thread is incorrect. It was set up as an educational tool and April Fool's prank concerning Y2K stocks. A news agency was not employed. I do not know 'why' or 'why not'.

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