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xs4all.uucp Alles over uucp onder XS4ALL 432 961
xs4all.voip 1,905 18,040
xs4all.voip; 2 2
xs4all.www 88 1,068
xs4all.www.scripts 23 56
xs4al.test 65 65
xsci.logic 1 1
x.sco.announce 1 1
xsoc.culture.indian 2 2
xsoc.culture.pakistan 1 1
xsoft.lists.fw-1 1 1
x.solaris 1 1
xswiet.bmp 17 17
xt.general 5 5
xtrac.general 3 5
xtra.forsale 29 34
xtra.general 5 11
xtra.questions 5 7
xt.soc.economia 2 2
xt.tex 1 1
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xusenet.com 4 5
xu.talk 1 1
x.windows.apps 1 1
x.windows.motif 1 1
x.x 2 2
xx.general 1 7
xx.jobs 14 14
xxyz.dkz 1 1
x.y 13 13
xyz.general 6 6
xyz.help 1 1
xyz.local.arts 1 1
xyz.local.business 2 2
xyz.local.environment 1 1
xyz.local.general 1 1
xyz.local.marketplace 11 13
yahoo.com 2 2
yahoo.forsale 1 1
yak.general 3 3
yakima.forsale 167 339
yakima.general Items of general interest in Yakima, WA 209 1,367
yakima.politics 16 16
yak.org.wrek 1 1
yale.ailocal 10 34
yale.anthro.anthro254 1 1
yale.apollo 1 1
yale.astro.iauc 1 3
yale.bio.announce 5 5
yale.chinese 5 42
yale.cis 6 24
yale.cis.mac 5 5
yale.cis.outage 15 21
yale.cis.phils-private-group 2 2
yale.college 2 2
yale.college.silliman 4 4
yale.cs324 9 20
yale.cs.cs112 1 4
yale.cs.cs421.codegen 1 1
yale.cs.cs421.itreegen 1 1
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yale.cs.department 2 2
yale.cs.grads 1 1
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yale.cs.users.sun 2 3
yale.cs.users.sun.solaris 4 4
yale.cs.users.zoo 1 1
yale.dec-esl 1 1
yale.department 20 29
yale.econ.computing 2 2
yale.econ.econ161b 2 2
yale.emacs-users 1 2
yale.english 13 13
yale.english.english118b-4 4 4
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yale.eng.solar 1 1
yale.fes.fes716 1 1
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yale.foo 1 1
yale.food 22 160
yale.forsale 1 1
yale.forum 37 143
yale.forum.ds-alums 24 33
yale.forum.jewish 104 154
yale.forum.law-scho 1 1
yale.forum.law-school 47 121
yale.forum.politics 4 4
yale.forum.student-workers 1 2
yale.general 73 811
yale.general. 1 1
yale.generalza.ads.misc 1 1
yale.geology.geology120b 22 30
yale.hipcrime 7 7
yale.history 3 3
yale.history.hist140 2 2
yale.hp-users 1 1
yale.law.cyber 3 3
yale.mac-users 1 4
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