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24-06-2002, 00:24
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Re: How much time?
Posted by Janna.
Student on team #349, The RoBahamas, from International Academy and Ford Motor Company and Robert Bosch GmbH. Posted on 11/13/2000 6:32 PM MST In Reply to: How much time? posted by bill whitley on 11/9/2000 7:27 PM MST: My team has been working anywhere from 2 to 6 hours after school every day. The weekend time varies...usually both days, but probably around 4 hours per day. We seem to be doing pretty well in terms of time. Hopefully we'll be finished when we see you all on Saturday.  Janna |
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