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&#13;
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Real Millrats know what is under Bid 10.&#13;
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Real Millrats where 'system 2' originally was.&#13;
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Real Millrats build their own.&#13;
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Real Millrats like Chinese Food.&#13;
Real Millrats wear sneaks, tees and jeans.&#13;
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&#13;
(addendum)&#13;
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Colonel Elijah Hale&#13;
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Thomas J. Collins&#13;
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Henry Fowler&#13;
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