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I agree with the other posts. The problem is the ms and this isn't really discussed in the answer.

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In all of the other answers (the yes ones) you would simply use a delete command.

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Fortunately for me, my mistakes won't cost someone their life.

I've yet to come across a way to test for everything. So no matter how much we test, and the more the better, there will always be that chance that...

We're tied tightly to Microsoft in our company.

I'm fairly confident that in five years I will be retired.

I've never had a need to use this by the way.

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