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Hope you the cards back soon. Have the police fingerprinted the area where the cards were? With a little bit of luck they can identify the thieves. It would not be bad if they were caught, and they got in the wrong line of fire, or if you decided to use their heads as a batting practice. Here is hoping..... Dang it, I'm slipping. The random line breaks also were a tip-off. I must, however, thank you, David, for the opportunity to execute a double quote. Oh, happy day. Words that are heavy with nothing but trouble: McDonald to Dorskind to DeWolf. Triple quote.
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