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Today I went to check my new mail, and for some reason all of it ended
up in my nndiary group.  I was able to process-mark it all (M P a),
then respooling (B r) seemed to work.

Fortunately (well, sort of), this wasn't reproducible.  I restarted
Gnus and Emacs, and all seemed well.

Does anyone know of any recent changes that might have caused this?
I'm running CVS as of early yesterday evening.