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At 4:16pm on June 23, 2008, Ella Backhart said…: You're welcome, Brian,

Thank you for accepting! It's nice to meet you.

Congratulations on being a Top 10 Pred&Ed Finalist.

Kind regards,

Ella

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Best regards

Brian

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