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Lois J. Durham (ljdnmr@nmrlab.Stanford.EDU)
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> Hi,
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> received a blank message this am. Was this to check your list or
> did something get lost in transmission? The one line below was it.
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> Lois J. Durham, Mgr. NMR Lab. phone 415 723-1610
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