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1) On entering a message using flow-filled, *no* headers are
   displayed. Pressing 't' displays the normal header set. Pressing
   't' again displays the full header set. A third time it displays
   the normal header set.

2) The text is not be "flowed" correctly. At the end of a line (and in
   the middle of a word) I see a '?' and the text continues on the
   next line.

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