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Why did not the forestals...

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Why didn't the forestals take the opportunity to expand the dominion of the forests after the RoD? I believe they had the opportunity in the interval, so why did they not do so?
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im sure that i have already posted a reply under this topic, & i no taiga tzu has, coz i posted after she did. am i goin crazy? :?

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No, looks like most of the day before yesterday's traffic has been lost.
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He knew only that they had never striven to reject the boundaries of themselves.
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