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Steve Youngs <steve@youngs.au.com> writes:

> This probably isn't all that elegant, but I do it like so...
> 
> Go into that bogus group and do `B t' on a message that should have
> gone somewhere else.

That's been good enough, it showed me the culprit right away.

Thanks,
norbert.