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From: Phil Goddard
Date: Wed, 29 Oct 1997 00:00

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I agree with Ian that the only two which make sense are "come to your
party with bells on" and "Black Russian". Definitely more context
needed, but it sounds rather a strange text.

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From: pgoddard@dircon.co.uk (Phil Goddard)
Subject: Re: Admiralty ham,...
Date: 1997/10/29
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