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If I feel the need to point that possibility out to someone I generally prefer
to do it off-list.
Gene Kim-Eng
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From: "Michael West" <WestM -at- ap -dot- aurecongroup -dot- com>
I'm not suggesting, by the way, that this is the only possible explanation
for not getting a call-back. But I didn't see anyone mention it, and it
seemed particularly applicable at that particular point in the discussion
(for reasons that I think need no further elaboration).
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