But you can cook hot dogs in it.  Andrew

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> From:        Robert Stevens [mailto:robert.stevens@ucl.ac.uk]

> Sent:        28 May 2009 18:24

> To:        Jason Neyers

> Cc:        Andrew Tettenborn; obligations@uwo.ca

> Subject:        Re: [Fwd: Re: Stephens v Anglian Water Authority]

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> > But why a right to support from brine but not from water?

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> Because you cannot drink brine.

> RS

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