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		<title>By: Marian</title>
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		<description>and this is why I read your blog, I learn something new every time.  I always thought a salute was a sign of subservience not mutual respect.  Glad to know I was very wrong.  As for that woman, she needs to get her head out of her, well never mind.  Hopefully she will start seeing salutes from a different perspective.</description>
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