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From: Jevon Barlas <jjbarlas@u.washington.edu>
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Helio went out "to all the
> Russians" it took a little while for us to respond and a few people didn't seem
> to know what was going on.  

I was one of those who didn't realize instantly, but it was a very cool
gesture on the band's part.  Didn't Ken say that before Solaris, though?

Jevon
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