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May 01, 2008

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Andrew Orcutt

I've been thinking about subscribing to the MHAJ for a while, and now you've given me the motivation to do it. I am really happy I did! Great interview.

J. Mark Bertrand

Thanks, Andrew! I appreciate the feedback.

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