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Does anyone else use "Soldiers Delight" [no comments] Dolomite (from 
outside Baltimore) as a probe standard? I inherited some of it, as 
well as a "book composition" and recently have come to question said 
composition and have revisited it. So it anyone else has it/uses it, 
please let me know so we can compare experiences. Thanks.

John
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