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The DragDrop events have stolen my object, now I want it back...

When you initiate Control.DoDragDrop() and drag the cursor over another control that has AllowDrop = TRUE, a reference to the object in the drag data is created and not released upon DragLeave.

Here is an example demonstrating the behavior:
http://www.mdevx.com/other/temp/dragdrop_issue.zip

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