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To: gamesmistress who wrote (68981)	9/10/2004 5:03:35 PM
From: Ish	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793575

<<THE CBS EVENING NEWS WITH DAN RATHER.>> I may have to miss that one. Blood pressure problem.

To: gamesmistress who wrote (68981)	9/10/2004 6:07:22 PM
From: John Carragher	Respond to of 793575

now all you need to do is see if guard unit was equiped with these types of typewriters.. I unit was in had typewriters back in 50's at least. g

To: gamesmistress who wrote (68981)	9/10/2004 6:15:15 PM
From: Ilaine	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 793575

The "th" superscript is one of the potential red herrings that really don't help Rather but can confuse people who are not good with details. Out in the Blogosphere you can see copies of Bush's own documents which show a "th" superscript that was clearly made with one key, using an IBM Executive typewriter, which also does proportional font spacing, but NOT kerning. The forged documents have kerning. Kerning is a way of putting letters together so that they fit up against each other better. It saves space, but more importantly, looks more attractive. A typesetting machine kerns, and so do word processing programs. So either the docs were produced on a specialized typesetting machine or on a word processor. For the ordinary person this is a "mego" issue ("my eyes glaze over"). Same with the curly apostrophes.