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08-03-2011, 08:23 AM
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It's still in the ASA slab, I didn't crack it open. Now it is a little more interesting, considering it was one of the first. I will definitely enjoy it...
Teach my untrained eye...how can you guys tell it's trimmed? Because the corners are so clean? Do the dimensions appear "off" to the trained eye, hence, the trimming? Thanks for the good info! 
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