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Question Posted Wednesday December 27 2006, 4:27 pm

Is there any way to find your previous advice columns? I cant remember the name, but I want to see if its still there. Any way to do this?

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karenR answered Wednesday December 27 2006, 6:37 pm:
Yes there is. Do you want me to put it here for all to see or would you like it emailed to you?

You can only keep one by the way so you need to decide which. I don't know if you can blend the two together or not, you'll have to contact DN for that
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