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Thomas Gerds <gerds@fdm.uni-freiburg.de> writes:

> it could also be useful for spam/misc groups where it is interesting
> to know if the first 3 lines contain something such as hi-hello-dear
> my-name before opening -- which can be really slow for some
> html-mails.

It's probably easier to use scoring (where you can score on the body)
for something like this.