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Very thoughtful posts in the Pro & Con group! Thanks for contributing.
Nice to meet you, too. I have appreciated your intelligent comments on politics.

BTW, there is a Seattle group on LT although it is pretty quiet. And a small group of us are starting a book group, reading In The Woods (a crime novel set in Ireland). See the threads in the Seattle group if you are interested. You certainly would be welcome.
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