Chuck,

        Don't get me wrong.  I'm not trying to attack or pick on Mark's statement.
I'm merely asking the question, "Is this a US problem (as I frequently
hear - being in the US) or is this a global problem."  I don't see "only"
either and I don't believe Mark is implying, one way or the other.  It
simply begged the question in my mind about the rest of the world.

Thanx,
        Jon

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Subject: Re: [HP3000-L] Jeff Kell update: better news


> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jonathan M. Backus [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
> Sent: Friday, March 01, 2002 11:04 AM
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> Subject: Re: Jeff Kell update: better news
>
>
>         <* Hmmm... *>  Is this true?  Is the "chronic organ
> donor shortage" only in
> the US, or is this a global issue?
>
> Just wondering,
>         Jon
>

Oh come on!

Mark simply said:

"But there has always been a chronic organ donor shortage in the US, with
the
demand almost always exceeding the supply. "

I do NOT see the word only anywhere nor did he in any other way imply the
problem did not exist elsewhere.

Jeff is in the US so Mark refered to the US problem.


Comments are my own... not my employer's.. etc.

Death to Political Correctness!

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