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debate on L3-L4??

Posted By: MTWI on 2009-02-19
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Ok.. MTs where I work are getting hit from QA saying that we are not to add the second L in L3-L4 if not dictated,, that is considered wrong now.  I have Second Edition BOS but not new.. If someone could find it in that book and write exactly what it says so I can read/see I sure would appreciate it


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