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Apologies if you get duplicates, upgraded SpamAssassin and
wanted to make sure mail over Tor could still get through.
Bayesian can be pretty weak (even after training), so I guess
it totally depends which relays Tor lets you through.
I guess it's a luck-of-the-draw deal.