Ring Elena Duarte back about the autumn line sheet — she left a message yesterday.
Asked by James Tate · started 5 Aug · 08:30 UTC · last moved 5 Aug · 09:14 UTC · owed by you
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- James Tate raised itRing Elena Duarte back about the autumn line sheet — she left a message yesterday.
- Bisbe did not guessWhat we are willing to show an account before the season opens is Maria’s call.
- AnsweredRing her today. She can see the line sheet, not the prices — those are not signed off until the mill confirms.
- The manual still does not cover itThe person who asked has their answer. Until it is written down, the next person asks the same question and somebody answers it twice.
- Becomes a page — not yetTurning this answer into a manual page is what closes the job.no date — this has not happened
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