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Keith B
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Re: deepening Caribbean gyre
      Wed May 27 2020 08:13 AM

IsoFlame,

I read MLB AFD from this morning. Can I have the last sentence in English?

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Keith Boyer N4TRN
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* deepening Caribbean gyre IsoFlame Wed May 27 2020 08:13 AM
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. * * Re: deepening Caribbean gyre IsoFlame   Sat May 30 2020 07:01 AM
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