There's a universal rule of bureaucracy to the effect that anyone in the system can and sometimes will allow something that's on their list. They will not, and cannot allow anything that's not on their list except at the supervisory level - which typically isn't available for comment. The only way a low level bureaucrat can allow something not on their list is if it is specifically named as being not on their list (rather than merely not being on their list), pending random review and arbitrary revision of the list by unspecified sources. In any case, you're in the wrong line, and I'm on my break. I wonder how they'd feel about a tuning fork, if any of you remember what those are... Ron N
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