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Letter - From the May 02, 2005 issue by Bill Kent

The April Fool's page was delicious (HCN: 4/4/05: The last happy agency biologist — and other April Foolery). Just sneaky enough that it took a couple of minutes to feel my leg being pulled.

Bill Kent
Moab, Utah

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