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To: E. Charters who wrote (22104)	10/10/2003 5:29:48 AM
From: Michael Bidder	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 39344

On the face of it look at what AQI is claiming. They didn't even own the data at the time of the IMA staking. Newmont didn’t care. The data would have represented only a small fraction of the regional data the IMA had collected or bought over the years in the Area. The Newmont data covered a large part if not all of the area of interest of IMA. Is the query by AQI implying that every company that is looking in the area that took a peak at the Newmont data should cease activity? Should IMA have gone on an exploration holiday? The confidentiality didn't ask for that. IMA got lucky. They didn't know what was up the hill. They were looking and they were using data that was their own. The confidentiality provided for an "AREA OF INFLUENCE" AQI is reaching and playing some cheap trick. IMA would have tossed the letter in the trash but for the Financing. You just watch. 1) IMA will drill. 2) Stock will fly. 3) Judge will not take the case. (What case?) AQI will back peddle.