From: mbottorff@lshelby.com   
      
   Will in New Haven  wrote:   
      
   > > As long as I successfully give the impression that they are not   
   > > identical cardboard clones, does it really matter whether or not anyone   
   > > can actually tell all ten apart?   
   >   
   > If you wish your prince to seem admirable, to many of us, it should be   
   > clear that _he_ can tell them apart.   
      
   He clearly knows what the strengths and unique skills of each of them   
   are.   
      
   I'm not entirely sure that make him seem admirable, though.   
      
   These men are his assets.  He needs to know what they are capable of, if   
   he is going to make effective use of them.   
      
      
      
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