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[QUOTE="TheCusian, post: 1761105, member: 2585"] Nothing you wrote is at odds with what I wrote. I didn't specify whose perception would be lessened. Big media types took notice on the Twitter, I'm sure our ACC brethren had a few raised eyebrows at the meeting he skipped yesterday, and other ADs (some of which might be on the potential list) all probably had a collective "huh? Wonder what's happening up there?" Making a 100k and hitting reset isn't the victory (short term) that you're describing. We'll be fine long term. But the duration of his time here and how he left was not a positive. [/QUOTE]
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