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      string(267) "Once you have determined that the <b>query</b> does in fact exist, and I s indeed a public <b>query</b>, then the user probably does not have access to all the tables being used in the <b>query</b>. If a user does not have access to all the tables involved <b>...</b>"
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      string(245) "I felt sure there was and idiom that went something like, to run with the hounds and bark with the dogs but I don't seem to be able to find it. I thought it meant that it was someone who kind of pretends to be on one side of the fence <b>...</b>"
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      string(275) "We all know how important the <b>query</b> letter is. If you’ve never met the Agent/Editor (a/e) you’re sending the letter to, the <b>query</b> is your “first impression.” What makes an excellent <b>query</b>? Gotta use the “S” word. It’s subjective. <b>...</b>"
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      string(218) "Were chalk and blackboards available in 1810 Europe? Might a lecturer at the Royal Society or what have you have access to chalk/blackboard for his lectures in a lecture hall? Anyone know or can point me to a resource?"
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      string(245) "Aside: when I started paying attention to the <b>queries</b> generated by SQLObject, I found it really useful to edit postgresql.conf and enable log_min_duration_statement. Then  every <b>query</b> and its cost will be logged for you. <b>...</b>"
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      string(244) "Just saw The Wicker Man - and I'm wondering if anyone knows whether the Peter Brewis credited in the film as "musician," and who has had a film composing career to the present, is any relation to David and Peter Brewis of Field Music <b>...</b>"
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