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Very very short! If I were smart, I'd probably just combine this review with my review of the next chapter, which I see is also very very short. But I don't want to muck up the way the reviews appear in the item. So, we'll just have these two very short reviews. *Smile*

Oh, now this picture is awesome! Don't you wish you could have the “before” picture of this for the “evening news” chapter? Darn the luck!

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“What d’you mean, nothing?”
         Immediate title shot! Punchy and fitting for the chapter. *Thumbsup*

hands to her hips, counting to ten not to lose it with Ron
         hands on her hips
         counting to ten to keep from losing it with Ron
         Or maybe: counting to ten to avoid losing it with Ron
         Or maybe: counting to ten before she lost it with Ron
         Or even: counting to ten so she wouldn't lose it with Ron
         Well, you get the idea. And hey, Reg, at least he didn't call you ma'am. *Smirk*

“And no-one said a single word
         It's been too long, but I think we've talked about this before. I just can't remember the conclusion. “no one” needs no hyphen, and common usage is not to have one. But I know I've seen it used with a hyphen, so I don't believe it's wrong. So what's the conclusion—do I point out these instances or not?

said or did anything that would point they did it.
         Wording thing: point to them having done it.
         Or maybe: point to them doing it.

“Ron, Al, is there any way to cause a gas leak and use it to blow up a house at a given moment?”
         Ding, ding, ding! This was my thought while reading along. {e:nods encouragingly}

T, you’re gonna track any purchase of them with credit cards.
         This wording sounds like T is going to use credit cards as a tool (rather than a computer/searches) to track those purchases. I think this wording clears that up: gonna track credit card purchases of them.

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I know! It's a lot of technical stuff in this micro-review! But you know, not much happens in this chapter, though its super heavy on implications, with one big possible revelation to drive it home. I bow down once more to the queen of super short chapters, I tip my hat, and I move to the next.

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