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[Brownbook.net - the free directory that anyone can edit] Hi {NAME} You've successfully registered your account, keep this email safe as it contains some links that you may find useful. Your login email address is: {EMAIL} If you forget your password you can reset it by [clicking here] Now you're registered you can make instant updates without the email verification each time. Thanks Dave & Marc Brownbook.net The FREE directory that ANYONE can edit [www.brownbook.net] Where to next? [Your account] [Reset password]

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