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To: bill who wrote (12020)	1/15/1999 12:57:00 PM
From: ddl	Respond to of 26850

Bill, that result was expected and I abandoned that play a long time ago also. all one had to do was graph the c/10kg on all the samples released by Ashton over the last 2 years and the curve pointed to the fact that as the sampling got larger, the count got smaller. In the mean time, many believed the age old addage that the opposite was true. K14 was right on expected target. They might be in kimberlite material, but it's not NORMAL kimberlite material. WSP, I believe is in primo kim material and hopefully will prove out as expected. It's just I feel the Co. should start filling in the gaps between 1) drill core 2) 400 tons and 3) 6,000 tons........