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Stainless Steel Rat <ratinox@peorth.gweep.net> writes:

> My understanding is that nothing should be using C-c C-p except end users.
> I wanted to find out if that had changed.

My understanding is that this was never so.  The Emacs (or ELisp)
manual explicitly says that bindings C-c C-a through C-c C-z are
reserved for (major?) modes whereas C-c a through C-c z are reserved
for the user.

Hm.
-- 
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