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Thanks, Helena, now Rose it’s your turn Pam Clark’s Superfund is being paid by Dr. Suk’s CAN so will need the Superfund CAN written on the TRF with signature approval on TRF and POTS -see attached documents. Need POTS TODAY AS REGISTRATION DEADLINE is October 28th-my sincere apology for short notice. Return signed documents TRF and POTS to me so I can forward to AO. Thanks, in advance and communication if you have questions or comments.
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