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John away in UK

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john

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For those who know I'm in the UK at the moment, I had my "session" this morning (Friday 12th December) and I'm pleased to say that there were flying colours. Whoop.

(Sorry for being deliberately cryptic)
 
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claire

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?????Well done?????

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leonardo

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congratulatioooooons!
now we'll all call you Dr Clare!eheheh
 
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john

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Thanks for the good wishes
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. As far as I'm aware I don't get the title officially until March 1st. Alan - I'm pleased to say that I have a very small list of very minor corrections.

Please don't call me Dr Clare :p (I'm serious). I am John.
 
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