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Even though you got a solution it could be biased by the extra data. It seems that when I once ran a session through the Canadian NRC site it gave me...
The occupant thought he was renting that area, so was not in control of it and has no claim. The owner of the trailer park was treating it as his own...
Tenth/cm are hard to find. Lots of inch/cm folding rules for sale.
inch markings on one side, metric centimeter markings on the other 100 cm two-sided
Isn't any such division, even if nice and neat, going to take a detailed distance and bearing description? At simplest, the details might be given for...
I just now compared 3 box tapes.?ÿ All properly adjusted for inside vs outside measure.?ÿ Two were well within 1 mm versus the ruler when testing the ...
2 mm sounds like more error than I would expect or accept in a tape, but still much less than a GNSS elevation accuracy. Most box tapes have a slidin...
Unfortunate for your client, but you are probably done with it.?ÿ Appeals don't take in new testimony, do they?
Hard to tell what this person is up to, perhaps changing mind, perhaps worse.?ÿ But I'm reasonably sure that no big-time scammer is going to go to the...
I know a guy who sometimes drives truck loads away from a huge chicken facility. Doesn't have to scoop it. If he walks into a business before a shower...
Is it standard practice there to restamp a brass cap with a new year when it is found, as was shown on this record??ÿ Sounds strange to me.
The basic problem deteriorating the street to begin with was that there is no storm drain on this street nor where it meets the cross street at the bo...
Looks like 24 or 30 inches, 2 rollers.
I think I've seen the cutting tables with a fixed guide or groove that they follow.
They use a small roller machine.