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To: THE PHANTOM who wrote (1194)	1/4/1999 12:12:00 AM
From: Jorge	Respond to of 41369

Phantom...I'm not following Pat...I haven't researched whether any company has ever split Before an all-stock Acquisition has been finalized, but I'm not following Pat's logic...The logic that says CASH FLOW would be hindered...What Cash Flow?...If anything it seems more cash/value would flow INTO each AOL share pre and post-slit (figuring splits tend to cause a stock's price to rise faster than average), which then in turn would raise the value that NSCP shareholders would eventually receive. What do you make of Pat's statments? Regards, George