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To: Tom Gordon who wrote (6599)	1/28/2001 12:32:26 PM
From: Montana Wildhack	Respond to of 14101

Tom, Sorry, I misunderstood. We do seem to be working our way through that list at long last. I read the EU legislation as the reciprical countries having 90 days to raise an objection or automatically agreeing to the approval. I've no idea how long it will take to prepare the documents for each country; but, I'm sure that's why they're going for the richest countries first - to manage the work effort. That earlier Provalis information looked interesting. I wonder if there are other synergies as questioned by CalGary with our carrier? By those quotes CG showed, Provalis is looking for funding for phase II trials. It's tough getting enough funding - or so I hear. As to our first draw which by the agreement will be disclosed - if you use the date of the announcement it will be Feb 16. I'm quite sure the first was actioned immediately that it was possible. I believe they all knew this would have a positive effect on stockprice and they used time to get it conditionally approved by the TSE. I say they felt they needed that TSE approval to announce but not to action. So I think Provalis received its first notice days prior to the Feb 19 announcement and the first sale occurs on Feb 11 plus or minus 2 days set at a $6.50 minimum for 2 million shares. Wolf