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And three, take away all the body armor that Bonds wears, and he won't take so long unsnapping it every time he's walked. For example, it is reasonable to expect that successfully manipulating a zipper on one's jacket is more difficult than unsnapping a snap, regardless of one's particular physical impairment or age. By simply unsnapping the Quick-Lock System on the wallet's binder, users can effortlessly rearrange CD pages depending on if it's an evening for Ella Fitzgerald or an all-night Primus party. |
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