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syringis

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14. I did not read all (I'll do later)

Reply to Denzil_DC (Reply #13)

Sun Oct 8, 2017, 09:26 AM

Oct 2017

But I agree it is not too late to step back.

I safely say it as lawyer myself.

I have had great discussions about this point with my husband and my older son. They are lawyers too.

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