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Omicron - Master of Hyperspace and Chanter of arcane superstring equations Started conversation Mar 25, 2000
10 weeks ago I happened to submit an article on Jeet Kune Do for approval. Now suddenly I find that the article is mysteriously missing from the list of entries, though it still exists, so I can't have deleted it. Is this part of the approval procedure or are you guys using the Improbability Drive?
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World Service Memoryshare team Posted Apr 4, 2000
Sorry about the delay in answering your question. The improbability drive is a possibility... I've just had a quick glance through and I can't find it myself. What's the A123456 number?
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Omicron - Master of Hyperspace and Chanter of arcane superstring equations Posted Apr 5, 2000
It seems to be A246719. Any ideas?
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The Cheese Posted Apr 5, 2000
This happened to my Pokemon before it got approved, while it was in the editing process...
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World Service Memoryshare team Posted Apr 10, 2000
Hi,
Okay, found it - one of the subs has got it - so it's being looked at as we speak! 
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Omicron - Master of Hyperspace and Chanter of arcane superstring equations Posted Apr 10, 2000
Thanks a lot, I was wondering where it had gone off to...Oh well, hope it gets approved!
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- 1: Omicron - Master of Hyperspace and Chanter of arcane superstring equations (Mar 25, 2000)
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- 4: The Cheese (Apr 5, 2000)
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