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"During your presentation I wasn't fully following your logic as I don't deal with Cl…"

Kevin Neelands replied Feb 16, 2010 to Instant Runoff Voting - Contest #2

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"Am I too late? I think Eric and Dan may already be tied to win this contest. Regardl…"

Kevin Neelands replied Feb 11, 2010 to Instant Runoff Voting - Contest #2

 19 Apr 5, 2010
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"Extend the deadline a week or two and I might take a shot. Today's schedule revolves…"

Kevin Neelands replied Dec 27, 2009 to Wari - Contest #1

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