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btw
BTW, I took that original list, at top, off of the internet. It is not my personal thoughts...but it was easy and close
 . I would change a few around also but it did give us something quick to go on....So, not all of the first list are places I agree with completely...but, I do think it's fairly close and made for a nice discussion so far. I have 2 type 1's in my collection. Nobody used to care much about them. My, how times have changed!!
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