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Please see the excellent article by John S. Yodice attached to this FAQ.
Source: AOPA Pilot Magazine, May 2005, page 52, "Pilot Counsel: Troublesome deadlines" by John S. Yodice.
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ATTACHMENTS ------------->>>>>>> : Inspections_Yodice_May2005.pdf
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