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To: A.Wilkinson who wrote (423)	5/31/1999 1:02:00 AM
From: Elizabeth Andrews	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1239

Well we'll see. The Inco hole that they promoted is now the goal. Good promoters never use facts that they may not be able to duplicate. Specificaly the new assays have to have a metal ratio of one part nickel to one part copper. The widths have to be 20 meters or so. Better PGE's and maybe cobalt have been built into the promotion. The value here has to be in the nickel and the the slim mystery of what could be new after 37,000 meters of prior drilling. It wasn't deemed to be a mineable deposit when Inco found it, why now? Let's wait for the assays.