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To: Mr. Pink who wrote (5220)	12/21/1998 12:03:00 AM
From: F. Lynn	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 18998

Yes, it goes almost without saying that these are nuisance suits, and the announcement of legal action is rarely followed by actual litigation. It seems unlikely the lawsuits could ever be won, if pursued. But it will certainly give the less steadfast of shorters some pause, and makes it sound as though the company were a legitimate one pursuing recourse--the appearance of properness being all these companies are interested in.

To: Mr. Pink who wrote (5220)	12/21/1998 9:58:00 AM
From: Cube	Respond to of 18998

Mr. Pink, No one will sue you either. If they did, the law firm that agreed to take the suit would find themselves sanctioned by the court for bringing a frivolous suit. In My Never To Be Humble Opinion. Cube