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<P><FONT SIZE=2>Time to start drinking Dr Pepper¤ products-- you'll be fine.<BR>
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From: announce-bounces@usml.net <announce-bounces@usml.net><BR>
To: USML Announcements <announce@usml.net><BR>
Sent: Thu Jun 23 11:26:01 2011<BR>
Subject: [USML Announce] Kidney Stoned<BR>
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A few days ago Hawk and Steve discussed Ozzie Guillen's kidney stone situation. Hawk mentioned that he drinks copious amounts of Diet Pepsi, suggesting such a beverage could prevent the formation of kidney stones. Steve Stone, as only he can, suggested that water is the only option. As some of you know, I prefer Diet Coke to water. Does it really make a difference? <BR>
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