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February 08, 2022

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Nick

May I just say you are VERY good at collaborating…

Tom Armstrong

Hello Simon! It looks like I've got some catching up to do - something for the train on the way in tomorrow. I enjoyed this first post and you use this blog engine adeptly. You've got quite a self-deprecating style and maybe after rite MMus concludes you'll realise you don't have to be. Anyway, a good brief first mention of the module and I look forward to continuing to read.

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