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attachment

Way of incorporating a file into an e-mail message for transmission. Within a single system, such as a corporate local area network (LAN) or a commercial online service, binary files can be sent intact. Over the Internet, attached files must be encoded into ASCII characters and then decoded by the receiver. See MIME.



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Yet contrary to Mary Helen Washington's prediction that "a novel by a black writer which exalts class privilege and ignores racism is bound to find wide acceptance," Andrea Lee's novel, insofar as it does those things, has been clutched with fond regard to few bosoms.
Sarah Phillips by Gibson, Donald B. / African American Review
Here's what stands out prominently about Jack Danforth: He is driven by a deep respect and a fond regard for individuals - whether they be liberal or conservative, Democrat or Republican.
A good man is found: Mr. Danforth went to Washington by McCloskey, Liz Leibold / Commonweal
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