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From: Mike Sklar <sklarm@screwdecaf.cx>
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Subject: history of mrproper
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Hopefully someone could enlighten me on the history of mrproper. I think
its a great name for making sources *proper*. In particular I'd like to
know what the *mr* might stand for.

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