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12-16-2008, 02:39 PM
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George Close Co. Information...
Posted By: Shawn
It looks good to me also... One thing I have noticed that appears to be consistent on ALL the cards I have seen so far is that the divider line runs the length of the widest script. In other words, if "Oh You Fan" is the widest lettering across the card, then the divider line is the same length. Please do not hold me to this, its just what I have seen so far? 
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