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Here you go Al,
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While Probstein is by no means perfect, I for one am very glad that he exists. I certainly don't want to take on the task of auctioning off unwanted items from my collection to dozens of different parties. The time alone is a huge waste, let alone the aggravation of it all.
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Leon Luckey www.luckeycards.com |
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Tom, I am having flashbacks to the hours on end spent in LexisNexis and Westlaw while in college.
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Al, or Tom: Is that case information available in layman's terms? That is, a brief account of the facts involved and the parties' dispute? I am curious because I happened to work for the Lorain Journal at one time, but it was
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