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slightlv

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5. The name is familiar, but not enough to remember all that info.

Reply to CBHagman (Reply #1)

Thu Jul 2, 2026, 08:52 PM

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I appreciate the refamiliarization! I don't think it was information that was stressed enough in our high school; not like Hobbs and Locke and Rousseau, for example.

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