Animosity and hostility / An ethical challenge to combination pr

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John Harvey
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Re: Animosity and hostility / An ethical challenge to combination pr

Post by John Harvey »

This seems to be getting a bit deep and meaningless, Leilanae. Have you noticed the subject line on this thread?

Cheers --

John
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Leilanae
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Re: Animosity and hostility / An ethical challenge to combination pr

Post by Leilanae »

--- In minutus@yahoogroups.com, John Harvey wrote:

Not really. I commented to Carol. You commented to me and I answered.

Leilanae
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John Harvey
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Re: Animosity and hostility / An ethical challenge to combination pr

Post by John Harvey »

Oh, I see; thanks, Leilanae. I fail to see how you interpreted my suggestion about the commonalities between law and homoeopathy as "spinning" your own comment; it was not intended as a reference to your comment at all, actually, but just as a thought about the two.

Cheers --

John


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