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jeremy: comment, do enjoy answering post,s when i may have an approriate answer or solution. and just now checked my cp found (no complaint) on two(2) newbie (approriate 4 me),lugs . ok ? why when answering posts find them from all types of posts? its ok an opportunity to learn for me from others this way. but prefer to be able to just help others
with in my" limited" capacity. thank you for this opportunity to comment.
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