try www.thefreedictionary.com nm

Posted By: Tracey on 2008-12-05
In Reply to: I hate to beat a dead horse, but... - Horski

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I hate to beat a dead horse, but... - Horski
- no matter what is in print -- sm - me3
- Hey-remember this is BOS terminology. - kt
  - even BOS states that follow-up is an acceptable version of followup. sm - Tracey
    - Mine doesn't, but anyway. Horski should - jd
- try www.thefreedictionary.com nm - Tracey
  - but - Horski
    - If your facility follows BOS, or your MTSO - kt
- sorry for the repeat - Horski

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