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allan
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Re: Florida
      Thu Dec 28 2006 08:24 AM

I believe its to early to predict that but it probably won't be another quiet season.. Though I think there will be a few hits for Florida, possibly a major in there to. Folks in the northeast USA like Long Island stand a better chance for a major hit. Basically what we predicted for 2006 is what we're predicting for 2007. Anything is bound to change.. keep in touch

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