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        !            12: .TH RECNEWS 8 "January 17, 1986"
        !            13: .ds ]W  Version B 2.10.3
        !            14: .SH NAME
        !            15: recnews \- receive unprocessed articles via mail
        !            16: .SH SYNOPSIS
        !            17: .BR /usr/lib/news/recnews " [ "
        !            18: .IR newsgroup " [ " sender " ] ] "
        !            19: .SH DESCRIPTION
        !            20: .I Recnews
        !            21: reads a letter from the standard input; determines the article title,
        !            22: sender, and newsgroup; and gives the body to inews with the right
        !            23: arguments for insertion.
        !            24: .PP
        !            25: If
        !            26: .I newsgroup
        !            27: is omitted, the \*(LqTo:\*(Rq line of the letter will be used.  If
        !            28: .I sender
        !            29: is omitted, the sender will be determined from the \*(LqFrom\*(Rq line of the letter.
        !            30: The title is determined from the \*(LqSubject\*(Rq line.
        !            31: .SH SEE ALSO
        !            32: checknews(1),
        !            33: inews(1),
        !            34: postnews(1),
        !            35: readnews(1),
        !            36: vnews(1),
        !            37: news(5),
        !            38: sendnews(8),
        !            39: uurec(8)

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