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Old June 18th 07, 05:58 PM posted to rec.aviation.ifr
Paul Tomblin
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Default Mo Why publish a plate for an OTS approach?

In a previous article, said:
Oh please; it's all about college level (undergraduate) understanding of
the three branches of the federal government.


Look, I know you're still reading "Forging Usenet Posts 101", but is it
really necessary for you to post every followup 3 times?


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