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MSM diagram update

October 11, 2013Rob Bircher

Many thanks to vick_the_chick for a comment about our diagram of the multi-store model on p. 24 of the AS Complete Companion. Cara and Mike have clarified the status of rehearsal. You can see their changes in these two pdfs: one for page 24 and one for page 26.

MSM clarification  p24

MSM clarification p26

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