That's an interesting article; I hadn't heard of quantity limits before. It also makes you think about Amazon Prime. There could be some benefits from joining that are unrelated to book-buying.
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That's an interesting article; I hadn't heard of quantity limits before. It also makes you think about Amazon Prime. There could be some benefits from joining that are unrelated to book-buying.
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