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Hi Adam,<br>
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Signs are sorted by their SignSpelling Sequence. Both of these signs
should have the same SignSpelling Sequence (right hand, left hand,
touch), so they could appear in either order.<br>
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-Steve<br>
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<p>I was just wondering how these two signs (PLUS and TO) would be
ordered. They both have the same symbols, and the placing of the
symbols is exactly the same except for a slight shift of the dominate
hand. Which would go first in the SSS? (I think that is what it is
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<p>PS Happy Birthday Val!<br>
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