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      Askings continue as AP’s dwindle

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      Shayna Hume, Editor-in-Chief
      May 15, 2014

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      1. Sasha on May 15th, 2014 10:40 pm

        Wow, what a talented guy! His music takes me to another dimension, both physically and spiritually. Jeff is so cool 🙂

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