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From: James Alexander <jajayo@bu.edu>
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Subject: Philip and the marbles?
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A somewhat odd question, but, given his associations with Greece and
England, has the Duke of Edinburgh made any comments at all about the
Elign marbles?

~James Alexander
Boston University
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