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Halle, John wrote:
> Before the assumption gets cast in bronze that a BRS is a marketing
> tool, I think there are a few other things to consider:
>   
When the person making the decision (Joe B) posts the reason for 
including the BRS, it is no longer an "assumption"  At that point it is 
cast in titanium.

Regards,

Hamid