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Re: [RC] did AHA give in or did they have no choice - heidi

It does seem to set a precedent. The AHA will have a difficult time
saying no in the future after this.

Yep.  There was a "wiggle factor" that there had been some really early
horses let in here that possibly were questionable--so they were using
that as leverage.  Camel's nose in the tent, and all that.  But IMHO,
there is no point in compounding the early error.

Heidi



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[RC] did AHA give in or did they have no choice, Truman Prevatt
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