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  1. 11-06-2015 01:57 PM #1
    torontokids
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    I would take their names and out them on your waitlist. You said yourself, these spots are hard to come by so you won't have a hard time filling it.

    Too much can happen in 6 mos. The parent could decide to extend their mat leave, they could loose their job or choose to move etc.
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