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In-Reply-To: Miguel de Icaza <miguel@nuclecu.unam.mx>
        "Re: Almost there..." (May 12, 11:25am)
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* $ from miguel@nuclecu.unam.mx at "12-May:11:25am" | sed "1,$s/^/* /"
*
*
*
* > > Nope he didn't, import laws in Mexico got the machine before he did...
* >
* > Is that a permanent failure, or just Yet Another Bureaucratic
* > Delay(tm)?
*
* the machine went back to the US after the customs episode.  Now we are
* now going to bring the machine trough the embassy (no way the customs
* will ever have a chance to touch it), should be here real soon now
* :-).

I see a whole new story, "SGI smuggles low-end machines to Mexico...."

*
* Miguel.
*


richard.


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