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08-30-2013, 12:41 PM
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how rare?
the weil must not be too difficult, since I
 have an example of a 17 (hugh high) and a 16 (al betzel). Todd, your brief description of the many confusions that have surrounded the D329s and D328s was most helpful and illuminative, as was your most detailed piece in OC some time back. all the best, barry 
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