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Canadian Mad Cow, was americans have been eating mad cows for years...
On Sun, 28 Dec 2003 20:41:05 GMT, wrote:
>In article m>, " Bogart "
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>>>Can you not read?
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>>Sure can, can you?
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>Uh-huh, I thnk so. I'm not so good with speling though.
You seem very good at behaving like an asshole. 
>>>The infected animal -- according to "American officials" --
>>>was 4 1/2 years old. The cow from Canada is 6 1/2 years old.
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>>Er..no. The cite says:
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>The cite said it's too early to announce the origins of the infected cow until
>the US government gathers all the information...or fabricates it. Either way,
>but to give an absolute answer now, as your source says, is "premature".
Why cut the original cite and add your editorial comments, especially
the reference to fabrication of information?
>>>They got the wrong one, it's yours, just like the first one:
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>>>"The final report into Canada's single case of mad cow disease could not
>>>determine where the infected animal came from originally, but it did bring up
>>>several possibilities, including a shipment of 25,000 pregnant cows from the
>>>U.S. to Canada."
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>>Nice if you provided a cit, Scoobie.
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>Oops.
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>http://makeashorterlink.com/?W3F1518E6
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>Second paragraph from the bottom.
Thanks.
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