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Nope.

Posted By: newbie on 2009-04-29
In Reply to: Usually they are either s-shaped or c-shaped. - tt

Subject: Nope.

I'd never heard of it either. I had to flag it and send it on.

The dictator had a thick accent but it definitely sounded like "sigmoid" and not S or C.


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Subject: Nope. You are right.

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Subject: Nope, sorry already

employed and doing a real report.
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