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Rick Mave wrote:
> Fetch, Rover, Fetch wrote:
>> Art Clemons wrote:
>>> Rick Mave wrote:
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>>>> "IF" they would bring the cost down by mass production,corn is much
>>>> cheaper to grow than soybean because it is being mass produced .For now
>>> C
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Captain Compassion wrote:
> On Mon, 31 Jul 2006 20:17:33 -0400, "Fetch, Rover, Fetch"
> <Fetch-Rover-Fetch@K9University.edu> wrote:
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> >Art Clemons wrote:
> >> Rick Mave wrote:
> >>
> >>> "IF" they would bring the cost down by mass production,co
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Fetch, Rover, Fetch wrote:
> Art Clemons wrote:
> > Rick Mave wrote:
> >
> >> "IF" they would bring the cost down by mass production,corn is much
> >> cheaper to grow than soybean because it is being mass produced .For now
> >
> > Corn is already
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There's nothing unusual there -- under the principle of tracing many
exempt items are exempt even if reduced to cash. So long as not
commingled. This is commonly the case (in relevant states) with PI
lawsuit proceeds, pensions, disability, social secur
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THANKS for taking the time to help, your conclusions are exactly
what I found also. It "reads" like a family can have up to 200 acres
exempted in a Chapter 7 - and the 200 acres can be in different
parcels,
being in different counties.
While readin
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