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From: Russell King <rmk@arm.linux.org.uk>
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Subject: test for someones cocked up mail system
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Appologies for the noise.

I have been receiving 3 copies of mailings that are sent to linux-kernel
and name me in the To: and CC: lines.  This mail is designed to put a
theory to the test.

 - this mail, when it leaves my system here only has linux-kernel
   as the envelope recipient.  I should only receive _one_ copy back,
   directly from linux-kernel.

Please do _NOT_ reply to this mail.

Thanks.