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From: John Thorburn <John_Thorburn@baylor.edu>
Subject: new world order
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                      new world order                              3/11/00
While sitting in a barber's chair in Arlington, Texas, I had precisely the =
same question asked of me by my elderly, male tonsor.  Hmmmm... ????

David Lupher wrote:
>A gruff old gent rasped,
>"Say, perfesser, I need to know something.  On the back of the dollar =
bill
>there's a Latin phrase 'Novus Ordo Seclorum.'  Is it true that that
>could be translated 'New World Order'?" =
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>RFC822 header
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