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To: Lao Ou who wrote (5777)	2/26/1999 12:41:00 AM
From: Mark[ox5]	Respond to of 29970

T has been trying to buy AOL for over a year... If it happened it would shortchange AOL and its shareholders in my opinion... why settle for a buyout price in early 1999, when you have potentially the "Microsoft of the internet" for the next 5 years... Also, AOL has it's biggest deals and agreements with AT&T's biggest rival, WCOM. (as the article said) This is just something that has been circulating for a long time and its "news" in an otherwise dull, sideways market. Mark