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| '''For questions related to Shatnez (wool and linen) in clothing''', please visit [http://www.testshatnez.com Boston Shatnez Laboratory] or contact [mailto:bostonshatnezlab@gmail.com bostonshatnezlab@gmail.com] or call 617-782-2624.
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