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Chicago library amnesty prompts the return of 78-year-overdue copy of Dorian Gray -- (link)
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znufrii
Sep 5 '12, 05:28
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http://consumerist.com/2012/09/chicago-public-librarys-amnesty-period-prompts-woman-to-return-copy-of-dorian-gray-overdue-by-78-years.html
(consumerist.com)
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boo. I wanted to know how much the fine would have been w/o the amnesty -- nm
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oblique
Sep 5, 05:29
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Books are charges 20 cents/day with a max of $10 per item. -- nm
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ty97
Sep 5, 06:10
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Yeah, very few public libraries charge infinite overdues. They stop accruing pretty quickly and then it's just the value of the item that's billed. -- nm
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mara
Sep 5, 06:55
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That's what I was curious about because in this case the book was significantly more expensive than a normal book -- nm
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oblique
Sep 5, 06:56
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But that's dropped when the book is returned. You only owe the value of the item if you *don't* return it. -- nm
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mara
Sep 5, 06:59
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True. Damn you and your infallible logic! -- nm
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oblique
Sep 5, 07:00
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