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izquierdista

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15. Chemistry takes time, but not weeks of it

Reply to Posteritatis (Reply #10)

Mon Feb 13, 2012, 11:55 AM

Feb 2012

It's probably not a good thing to jump her samples up to the front of the line. Just let the lab get to them in the normal queue of things and once they start the analyses, they can probably do them in a few days.

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