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Does the t-prot tool take care of the comb-quoting problem? If so, maybe it's not a bad idea to take advantage of that capability in this instance. Again, if you put the filter inside a shell wrapper, you can potentially take advantage of multiple tools, use sed for X problem, t-prot for Y problem, ex for Z problem.
When I see this problem with comb-quoting, I seem to remember it happens when the quote is indented several levels (makes sense). Is that the case with you? If so, that would complicate the solution, because the quoted line might start with > or >> or >> etc.
Daniel
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