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To: Nadine Carroll who wrote (53325)	10/20/2002 2:13:50 AM
From: D. Long	Respond to of 281500

Very instructive. "They speak what sounds like the same language, and there are syntactical similarities, but every word has a different meaning," said one learned official in the Blue House (South Korea's equivalent to the White House) who had just participated in talks. "They show no emotion at all when humanity requires at least some small gesture; and then suddenly all of them will be shouting angrily, or even weeping, like members of a chorus or choir. But we have to guess what it is about." (I am paraphrasing from memory and illegible old notes.) Where's the White Rabbit? Wow. Derek