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Commentary
Posted March 12, 2009 at 1:00 am
TITLE: Lessons in Meteorology
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I'll expand on this commentary later, but I just wanted to say this right off the bat: I have not abandoned the slice and dice method of updating. This particular update just worked best with a full page. Grace's line in the last panel is a little contrary to this, but that bit of awkwardness won't last past the next update.
