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There's a difference between "couldn't find a problem" and "no problem". He went to them multiple times and they couldn't reproduce the problem. Sounds fairly
by theclaw 9y ago
There's a difference between "couldn't find a problem" and "no problem".
He went to them multiple times and they couldn't reproduce the problem. Sounds fairly standard. I'd be surprised if you can cite them saying there is definitely no problem.