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FD-302a (Rev. 10-6-95) 279R-WF-222936 that while knew about the single letter_designations for the amin, cids did not use any of these i also stated that was less familiar with them because] was not a SA | showed] the single s for Phe, Asn, and Tyr; which are 'F', 'N', and 'Y'. made the connection for the 'NY' and asked what does the F stand for "fuck?" said that it was a possibility but thought it was making that connection was "taking it too far." When asked if a protein cpemist would know the single letter codes for the amino acids indicated that would be likely, and possibly in that case the "FNY" was a logical progression. about the He letter codes for the amino acids. [_]indicatea think the 'T' in "NEXT" was highlighted. indicated that if the mailer intended to have a message in text of the letters CL] suggested that the mane person might not ie wi clear which letters were part of the message. reiterated that it might be making too much out of trying to find a message in the letter. indicated that it was difficult to differentiate some of the highlighted 'A's and 'T's in the letter and pointed out there were other letters that might be interpreted as being highlighted, and stated "the more you look the more unclear it is." a returned to the formation of the Rs in the letters and suggested that this was the most telling thing in the letters. ee suggested that the manner in which some of the letters were formed may have been because the writer usually writes right to left. | pointed out that if the amino acids Phe, Asn, and Tyr, can be coded for in only 'A's and 'T's then there is no significance of having no 'C's and 'G's highlighted in the letters. SA left copies of the Post/Br and Daschle/Leahy Tetter ithe to see iff could identify any other possible codes in the letters. was_also provided a list of names and was asked to look through mce for any communications with these individuals. agreed to allow agents to come back an look through all correspondences for anything that might help the investigation. Copies of the letters and a copy of the names