A uuri can be >2047 AFTER its been escaped. This can
be awkward when we later try to use the string version
of such an url to produce a new url -- we'll get a
>2047 in a place that can be awkward to deal with
(Asking CrawlURI to make a name for a new queue; means
item doesn't get queued).
Michael Stack
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