Accessing Links in Benissimus' Answer Key

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Accessing Links in Benissimus' Answer Key

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Benissimus,

Would you please tell me where I can access the discussion and explanations shown as links in your answer key?

Also, I was wondering if the key will work with the 4th edition, which is what I have.

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Shoot me an email (listed in my profile) and I will respond with instructions on how to access the links. For your edition, I think some of the questions may be different. The key should still be useful to you, but I suspect the numbers of the questions may differ slightly.
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