#!/bin/sh
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msgs=`pick -list -subject "While You Were Out"` || exit
for msg in $msgs
do
    show $msg
    # If the echo command prints:  "-n q quits...", then remove the "#"
    # character from the first line below and add it to the next line:
    # echo "q quits, r removes, anything else continues: \c"
    echo -n "q quits, r removes, anything else continues: "
    read ans
    case "$ans" in
    q) break ;;
    r) rmm $msg ;;
    esac
done