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Results
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Choice
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Votes
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Percent
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Air Mission
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9
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5.0%
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Astrosmash
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8
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4.5%
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Atomic Arena: Link
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2
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1.1%
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ClosedGL
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8
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4.5%
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Corridor 99
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10
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5.6%
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FlashZ BomberMan
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13
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7.3%
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FreeFlash
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5
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2.8%
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gb68k
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36
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20.1%
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grav
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5
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2.8%
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Hawk
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6
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3.4%
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Kirby's Quest
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23
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12.8%
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M4r10
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18
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10.1%
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I have no opinion
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36
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20.1%
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Re: Favorite TI-89/TI-92/TI+92/v200 for 2005 (Semifinal #1)?
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RJ Larimore 
(Web Page)
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i chose grave because its provided me with hours of fun. on the next 68k poll ill either choose sumo or texas fighters.
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7 December 2005, 21:37 GMT
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Mostly irrelevant yet amusing
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Benjamin Moody
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I'm always rather surprised (and momentarily confused) whenever I see the name "FreeFlash," seeing as that was the name of one of my longest-surviving [TI-73/83+/84+] OS replacement projects. It's been dead for about two years now -- eventually I realized that there was nothing particularly useful about it -- and I've moved on to other crazy schemes, but the name still haunts me.
It would have had a really cool logo, too.
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7 December 2005, 22:09 GMT
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Re: Favorite TI-89/TI-92/TI+92/v200 for 2005 (Semifinal #1)?
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Andy Janata
(Web Page)
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It has to be gb68k. The idea is brilliant, and the implementation is pretty darn good as well.
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8 December 2005, 12:45 GMT
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