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Letter - From the June 27, 2005 issue by David W. Mayer

Wow, Ray Ring just hit one out of the park (HCN, 5/30/05: Write-off on the Range).

Great reporting, well written, and just another reason why HCN is my favorite publication of all.

David W. Mayer
Louisville, Colorado

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