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Old 05-19-2007, 12:10 AM #5
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I am sorry to read that you have to go through all that again, i know you tried hard enough from your end.
After reading about the cylinder type he wants to do for you, what i could make out of it, sounded like there are higher percentage rates of successful fusions with this method, i really do hope next time will be succesfull.
all the best
Brian
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