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Old 08-Nov-2006, 22:19
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what is a single spoke or a sub- header?
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breaux, we've had this question come up so many times before. And, to be honest, we'd all love to know what a single spoke is, and a sub-header too.

If anyone happens to know the answer this question, would they please let us know? It's driving us nuts.
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I don't know whether this will help.

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