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- Yes, I spell March with an 'e' at the end because Final Fantasy Tactics Advance influenced me to say it ...
- Transferred from VHS recording of Fox Saturday Morning (FoxBox) on or about October 26,
- This was from a VHS transfer of a privately owned tape and/or in-home recording.
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