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Group ▾ Description Threads Posts
rmc.fido.ger.jokes 3 3
rmc.fido.ger.kochen 4 4
rmc.fido.ger.komme 2 2
rmc.fido.ger.kommerz 9 17
rmc.fido.ger.konsolen 5 5
rmc.fido.ger.kontakt 5 20
rmc.fido.ger.magie 1 1
rmc.fido.ger.net_dev 1 1
rmc.fido.ger.novell 1 1
rmc.fido.ger.oops 3 3
rmc.fido.ger.politik 3 3
rmc.fido.ger.sex 338 414
rmc.fido.ger.spiele 3 3
rmc.fido.ger.umwelt 3 3
rmc.fido.ger.windows 1 1
rmc.test 18 41
rmc.urom 9 9
rme-audio.forum 15 37
rmicrosoft.public.windowsce.embedded.vc 1 1
rmii.announce 5 9
rmii.discussion 1 10
rmii.forsale 1 1
rmii.goodtimes 2 3
rmii.questions 9 22
rmii.test 23 39
r.misc 1 1
rmisc.entreprenuer 1 1
rmisc.fitness.aerobic 1 1
rmisc.fitness.walking 1 1
rmisc.forsale 1 1
rmisc.misc 1 1
rmisc.survivalism 4 4
rmit.amiga 11 11
rmit.bundoora.rubbish 1 1
rmit.car 1 1
rmit.career 1 1
rmit.careers 43 62
rmit.careers.development 1 1
rmit.careers.em 1 1
rmit.careers.employment 133 698
rmit.carrers 1 1
rmit.co.general 2 2
rmit.comp.os.freebsd 3 9
rmit.comp.os.linux 3 3
rmit.comp.sys.mac 1 1
rmit.cs.100 12 12
rmit.cs.221 7 7
rmit.cs.3rd 2 3
rmit.cs.544 3 3
rmit.cs.800 4 4
rmit.cs.announce 1 1
rmit.cs.careers 1 1
rmit.cs-cse.general 1 2
rmit.cse.ds308 3 3
rmit.cse.ds738 1 1
rmit.cs.general 13 120
rmit.cs.international 2 2
rmit.cs.java 1 15
rmit.cs.lang.java 11 11
rmit.cs.seminars 1 1
rmit.education.general 3 3
rmit.employment.careers 5 5
rmit.flame 1 1
rmit.forsale 33 82
rmit.general 18 121
rmit.its.general 21 21
rmit.jokes 1 1
rmit.linux 3 32
rmit.mac 3 3
rmit.news 5 5
rmit.novell 1 1
rmit.postgrad 1 1
rmit.rmitv 3 3
rmit.seminars 4 7
rmit.sra-fm 6 6
rmit.student-union.general 3 3
rmit.tafe.dk17 5 6
rmit.tafe.general 1 1
rmit.test 1 23
rmit.xx 4 8
rmit.xx.general 2 5
rmit.xx.test 16 29
r.m.makers.guitar 1 1
rmnug.general 2 10
r.motorcycles 1 1
r.m.progressive 1 1
rmsn.forums.movies.under.hollywood.rumors.and.buzz.on.future.movies 2 2
rmta.general 2 2
r.m.tech 1 1
rnd.misc 12 16
rnet.allgemeines 2 2
rnet.allgemeines.info 6 6
rnet.allgemeines.infos 13 17
rnet.dialog.forum 1 1
rnet.hfprog.infos 9 10
rnet.medienpolitik.infos 1 1
rnet.netznews 2 2
rnet.netznews.infos 1 3
rnet.partnerbox-sysops 2 2
rnet.partnerbox-sysops.forum 6 14
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