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I must admit I'm not au fait with current regulations. Can I therefore assume that a peal of Minor with just 5000</div>
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changes is acceptable. If so can I ring a peal and replace a course of Bourne with a course of the following method:</div>
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That could prove useful if one has a train to catch. On the other hand is it worth learning the method just to get</div>
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to the pub a couple of minutes earlier?</div>
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