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Old September 22nd 03, 02:08 AM
Martha H Adams
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Default Delta II for $56.M

It's discouraging to look at the analyses up this thread. There is
however, something odd here. Namely, why don't we see similar
nitty-gritty analyses of cost and return from our military and
armaments industries?

Cheers -- Martha Adams

 




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