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From: Rich Maggio <maggior@world2u.com>
Subject: Re: Anyone could give a complete and yet small program on the use for
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Date: 1997/01/04
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>I programmed this generic package and all of its instantiations
>myself, and it has no bugs. <mikeb@mitre.org>

Mike, you seemed to have forgotten the most basic
axiom in software engineering - 

	"All software has bugs!" :-)

Which could also be interpreted as "All software contains
unexpected features waiting to emerge".

Rich Maggio