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Old Tue Nov 17, 2009, 07:13pm
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Find an association AND a buddy or two and wade through the books together regularly. You'll get different slants on interps and situations.
Pick up on situations you see on this forum and read related rules and case book entries - it'll get you in the habit of "looking stuff up".
REMEMBER! DON'T STOP LOOKING FOR AN ANSWER JUST BECAUSE YOU FIND ONE!!!!!

JJ
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