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To: robert b furman who wrote (21437)	8/30/2001 12:45:05 PM
From: marginnayan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 24042

Hello Robert, I think the debt load has been played to the max.The slow initial buildout will accelerate as the past buildout pays every month and of course that will grow every month It is nice to hear that the debt load (which should not have happened in the first place) story has been played out to the max. The next logical step is writing off this telecom debt which has currently started and in worst case may end by middle of next year. OR an S&L type stunt is in the offing if government wants to. Once every 20 years or so it is OK to go the welfare route. I have heard that Oprah at one time was on welfare. Had the system not existed, her talk show would have never become the world's most popular talk show for women. After all, everybody deserves a second chance, including me. Oh God ! Please someone from government read this. So I see an acceleration of build out as time goes on. The cheapest to do first will be done in that order Agreed in full. Thanks for information regarding the metro build out in the neighorhood. It really helps. Regards, marginnayan