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kalb@aya.yale.edu writes:

> Anyway, I checked over the expressions and redid the changes through the
> customization routine, entering
>
> kalb@aya\.yale\.edu|{J,j}\.*\.{K,k}alb\.*artmouth\.{O,o}rg
>
> for both. One odd point is that with my (linux) version of grep you have
> to use the [] brackets while the emacs customization routine complains
> about "junk" unless the {} brackets are used.

Note that regular expressions in Emacs and grep don't use exactly the
same syntax.  I think you want a regexp that looks something like this:

"\\(?:kalb@aya\\.yale\\.edu\\|\\(?:[jJ].*[kK]alb.*artmouth\\.[oO]rg\\)\\)"