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#161021 03/29/07 02:50 AM

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I got asked, by my apprentice, today where the term "identified conductor" came from.

Aside from all the code stuff, just who (probably in 1920 AD or was it BC) thought that term up?

Stupid question - I know.

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Dumb question - but	Check Pilot	03/29/07 06:50 AM
Re: Dumb question - but	BigB	03/29/07 01:42 PM
Re: Dumb question - but	e57	03/29/07 11:35 PM

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