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03 April 2009

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Robert

Cathie and all others involved, Thank you for your excellent work in pursuing justice, balance and love in action where it comes to coal mining, especially mountaintop removal. Our thoughts, prayers and support are with you. And thanks for your excellent reports and descriptions on Earthbytes. Robert

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