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The Dr. is very clear on this, that is why I am stuck

Posted By: on it.. sm please on 2007-12-26
In Reply to: Not "tires" easily??? This seems really weird. How clear is the - dictator? nm Wanderer

Subject: The Dr. is very clear on this, that is why I am stuck

He is usuallt always very clear, it is just those certain words such as this that I am not sure of. I was thinking maybe he is abbreviating this word for another, but I don't know for what? Just had the hubby listen and he thinks he is saying 'Ateets'? Thanks for your help.


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