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<||>Spot a typo at 50 paces? Yup, me! Someone walking
<||>past me with a printout in their hand, a piece of
<||>paper on the desk -- upside down to me, yup. Spot
<||>'em all.
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Folks, just in case anyone else claims to be the most compulsive
proofreader on the list, I corrected a typo on the fortune from my
fortune cookie at lunch.
Sarah Bane
sarah -dot- bane -at- spectrumretail -dot- com
"You can observe a lot just by watching."--Yogi Berra
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