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10 Cards in this Set

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Left Hand Home Keys

A S D F

Right Hand Home Keys

J K L ;

Left Hand Last Finger

Q A Z

Quiet Aunt Zelda

Left Hand Third Finger

W S X

Want Something Xtra

Left Hand Second Finger

E D C

every Dollar Counts

Left Hand First Finger

R F V T G B

Run From Vicky To Get Betty

Right Hand First Finger

Y H N U J M

You Have Nothing Uncle Joe's Mad

Right Hand Second Finger

I K ,

I'm King comma

Right Hand Third Finger

O L .

Over Longer period

Right Hand Last Finger

P

Pretty