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"It's quiet..." "Yeah,...too quiet." ( It was)
      Fri Sep 16 2005 10:32 PM

Alas,our short reprieve has ended.


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Edited by the ongoing active Atlantic multi-decadal signal (Sat Sep 17 2005 09:58 AM)

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* "It's quiet..." "Yeah,...too quiet." ( It was) Multi-Decadal Signal Fri Sep 16 2005 10:32 PM
. * * Re: "It's quiet..." "Yeah,...too quiet." ^ Disregard September post above^ Multi-Decadal Signal   Fri Oct 07 2005 06:28 PM
. * * Re: "It's quiet..." "Yeah,...too quiet." ^ Disregard September post above^ GuppieGrouper   Sun Oct 09 2005 06:03 PM

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