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[ignore, I just noticed that was not your change - yours is complete]

I'm undoing the next version which was an anonymous update.

Your edit of Taffy ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taffy_(candy) ) is incomplete:

Laffy Taffy is an example of taffy by

Sentence was not finished.

Undoing change pending fix.

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