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To: Eric Hovdesven who wrote (2371)	12/8/1998 8:28:00 PM
From: Kevin	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2843

I can't believe I am going to post this, because I HATE rumor and hype...However, various YAHOO! posters are claiming that AOL is looking to buy WAVO. While it could make sense in the long run, I see no justification for that sort of "hype" post, other than to continue to give WAVO a bad name, but just by the mere chance it becomes reality...I thought I would post it here. Maybe the rumor was the basis for some of the day end buying, in addition to the market attempting to rally back.

To: Eric Hovdesven who wrote (2371)	12/8/1998 8:34:00 PM
From: MrLuckyman	Respond to of 2843

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