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    > It read ambiguously to me. ``Any Lisp object that you intend to refer to
    > again'' could be one that you intend to refer to in the bodies of the
    > functions you call.

    Can someone in the know (Richard?) state a clear rule?  I think the
    ELisp manual should be unequivocal about the GCPRO issue.

I clarified this.
Thanks.