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Assuming without deciding that the appellee had not performed the inspection in accordance with industry standards, the appellants did not present evidence that even if the termites that were found in their home in the spring of 2002 were present in May 2000 when the appellee performed its inspection, the termites would have been discovered had the appellee conducted its investigation in accordance with industry standards.
December 12, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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