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: In re:In re: Why so hard to renew?
By ed
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So we live in an era where I can renew my library books merely with a mouse click (even if they are already overdue - basically stops the bleeding) yet for some reason I still end up with overdue books and massive (by library standards I don’t know) fines. I went out of town not [...]Full post as published by In re: on April 04, 2008 (boomark / email).
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