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Subject: still puzzled by what should be a common idiom
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I go into a fat folder and I want to narrow to just those
items that have a body that matches "foo".

What I've been doing so far is

& Body <ret> foo <ret> #
(wait for searches to set mark)
then "search" in the summary for #, which musses up if the subject has # too

What's the right ding-y way to do this?

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