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Where is the innovation in the last decade?

By Shapeshifter

5 years ago


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    Post #3 P3 is the definition of innovative. Posted by YeOldPinPlayer (5 years ago)

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    The main innovations seem to be in the definitions of “fully shopped” and “fully restored.”

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