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Bugged by Kinsley
Human qualities win the day. Plus: A TAS treasure. Roe the last three decades. Increase your size.
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Steve York
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Riverton, New York
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Please let Mr. Losness know that he can adjust the type size in his
web browser. It’s the View / Text Size option if he’s using the
Microsoft (ptui) browser. With that, not only will
TAS
be
in larger type and easier for him to read, but all the sites he
views will be.
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Matthew Mitchell
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