Ebou:

The phrase "APRC on the lead" and the caption "Halifa and Hamat DEFEATED!" does not seem to leave a clue about what is going on, to the reader. Is it your word that APRC has won these two constituencies or is it just wishful thinking. Besides, word I receicved a while ago was that they have not even started the counting process yet. I am curious to know about the details of your source, so please fill me in.

Lamin.

From:  Ebou Jallow <[log in to unmask]>
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Subject:  Halifa and Hamat DEFEATED!
Date:  Thu, 29 Sep 2005 11:34:37 -0700
>So far exit poll numbers on the ground as I write clearly show the APRC on the lead as usual..hahaha :)  Win or loose the National Association of the Desperate and Dysfunctional shall always be marginalized with absolutely no power to pass any law in the National Assembly.
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>Sorry guys, tough luck.
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>Ebou
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