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Is Mass Effect 1 on ps3 Not in a blx set just by itself?
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No. Mass Effect 1 on ps3 is not a BLX set just by itself.
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When will the Wilson blx series be released?
The first part of the Wilson BLX series is already released. The addition to the BLX series that includes mostly beginner racquets but some pro racquets will be released in January of 2011.
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Tennis Racquet Suggestions?
I am currently using a K Factor Six Two. I have poly strings in it but I'm not sure if I like the them. I'm interested in the K Factor Six One Team or the BLX Six One team. I tend to like control a little more than power but I still like the feel of a nice punch and pop off the strings. I like spending time back at the baseline and hitting deep. I've been playing for a good while, maybe three or four years. I am in 9th grade and play for our varsity team. If you can help me out with any string, racquet, or any other suggestions that would be great. Thank you for your time.
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