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Daphne Brinkerhoff <cendare@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>On Mar 21, 6:49=A0am, Blue Tyson <aussieva...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> However, it gets creepier as it goes on and you realise the winner may
>> not be a 'winner' as such, and in fact people carry contest knives
>> around with them to claim their prize by dispatching them from the
>> state of being alive, to claim their own kind of prize. =A0 The
'winner'
>> being corned at work in a section of a department store, I think.
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>I'm really mad at myself, because I've read this in the last couple
>years, but I can't remember. Could it be Theodore Sturgeon, "It's
>You!"? I feel like it is from the 50's/60's.
It might conceivably be Sturgeon, but it's not "It's You!". (I just
pulled out my copy of _Sturgeon is Alive and Well_ and read the story,
and it's nothing at all like the story requested. It's not any of
the other stories in that collection either.)
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