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Additionally, according to my (conservative) estimates based on sales, \
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Additionally, according to my (conservative) estimates based on sales, \\\"thousands upon thousands\\\" would refer to considerably less than a twentieth of a percent of the total number of players. I\\\'m sorry that I used such misleading terms there, but taking that into consideration, what I said was actually a bit of an understatement.
The impact thing is exactly what I said in my post. And while the letter may be considered a background detail, it does, from an artistic standpoint, add a considerable deal to the story.
Johnny made TheOtherWiki and the Final Fantasy Wiki. And, while conducting \\\"research,\\\" I discovered that this character has something of a cult following. (Example: http://tifa.nu/tifa/original/original.php?z=johnny ) And that doesn\\\'t even mention \\\'\\\'Case of Denzel.\\\'\\\'
On an unrelated point, I would- and I need to stress that I AM being sincere here- like to thank you for introducing me to the word \\\"tosh,\\\" which although I\\\'ve probably heard before, I\\\'ve never noticed, being from the American Midwest (of course, after research, I discovered that \\\"them\\\'s the breaks\\\" is also American- not sure what to make of this.). I do plan on using this word often in the future.
The impact thing is exactly what I said in my post. And while the letter may be considered a background detail, it does, from an artistic standpoint, add a considerable deal to the story.
Johnny made TheOtherWiki and the Final Fantasy Wiki. And, while conducting \\\"research,\\\" I discovered that this character has something of a cult following. (Example: http://tifa.nu/tifa/original/original.php?z=johnny ) And that doesn\\\'t even mention \\\'\\\'Case of Denzel.\\\'\\\'
On an unrelated point, I would- and I need to stress that I AM being sincere here- like to thank you for introducing me to the word \\\"tosh,\\\" which although I\\\'ve probably heard before, I\\\'ve never noticed, being from the American Midwest (of course, after research, I discovered that \\\"them\\\'s the breaks\\\" is also American- not sure what to make of this.). I do plan on using this word often in the future.
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Additionally, according to my (conservative) estimates based on sales, \
to:
Additionally, according to my (conservative) estimates based on sales, \\\"thousands upon thousands\\\" would refer to considerably less than a twentieth of a percent of the total number of players. I\\\'m sorry that I used such misleading terms there, but taking that into consideration, what I said was actually a bit of an understatement.
The impact thing is exactly what I said in my post. And while the letter may be considered a background detail, it does, from an artistic standpoint, add a considerable deal to the story.
Johnny made TheOtherWiki and the Final Fantasy Wiki. And, while conducting \\\"research,\\\" I discovered that this character has something of a cult following. (Example: http://tifa.nu/tifa/original/original.php?z=johnny) And that doesn\\\'t even mention \\\'\\\'Case of Denzel.\\\'\\\'
On an unrelated point, I would- and I need to stress that I AM being sincere here- like to thank you for introducing me to the word \\\"tosh,\\\" which although I\\\'ve probably heard before, I\\\'ve never noticed, being from the American Midwest (of course, after research, I discovered that \\\"them\\\'s the breaks\\\" is also American- not sure what to make of this.). I do plan on using this word often in the future.
The impact thing is exactly what I said in my post. And while the letter may be considered a background detail, it does, from an artistic standpoint, add a considerable deal to the story.
Johnny made TheOtherWiki and the Final Fantasy Wiki. And, while conducting \\\"research,\\\" I discovered that this character has something of a cult following. (Example: http://tifa.nu/tifa/original/original.php?z=johnny) And that doesn\\\'t even mention \\\'\\\'Case of Denzel.\\\'\\\'
On an unrelated point, I would- and I need to stress that I AM being sincere here- like to thank you for introducing me to the word \\\"tosh,\\\" which although I\\\'ve probably heard before, I\\\'ve never noticed, being from the American Midwest (of course, after research, I discovered that \\\"them\\\'s the breaks\\\" is also American- not sure what to make of this.). I do plan on using this word often in the future.
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Additionally, according to my estimates based on sales, \
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Additionally, according to my (conservative) estimates based on sales, \\\"thousands upon thousands\\\" would refer to considerably less than a twentieth of a percent of the total number of players. I\\\'m sorry that I used such misleading terms there, but taking that into consideration, what I said was actually a bit of an understatement.
The impact thing is exactly what I said in my post. And while the letter may be considered a background detail, it does, from an artistic standpoint, add a considerable deal to the story.
On an unrelated point, I would- and I need to stress that I AM being sincere here- like to thank you for introducing me to the word \\\"tosh,\\\" which although I\\\'ve probably heard before, I\\\'ve never noticed, being from the American Midwest (of course, after research, I discovered that \\\"them\\\'s the breaks\\\" is also American- not sure what to make of this.). I do plan on using this word often in the future.
The impact thing is exactly what I said in my post. And while the letter may be considered a background detail, it does, from an artistic standpoint, add a considerable deal to the story.
On an unrelated point, I would- and I need to stress that I AM being sincere here- like to thank you for introducing me to the word \\\"tosh,\\\" which although I\\\'ve probably heard before, I\\\'ve never noticed, being from the American Midwest (of course, after research, I discovered that \\\"them\\\'s the breaks\\\" is also American- not sure what to make of this.). I do plan on using this word often in the future.
