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I will reveal to why I believe that Titan was convinced that it worked, but will only do so in a private message. After the data has been reviewed I may be able to tell all of you.

And I wondered about the "retirement" of Louis Bucalo, also. But I don't think it's related.

(I am prone to be a bit too trustung, however!"

Send that private message request, aftermath!

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