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After April 30, 2007 Adobe will no longer be offering Adobe Photoshop Lightroom at the introductory price of $199. It will go back up to its original price of $299. This is still an amazing offer and you have only 2 days left to take advantage of it. So don’t be one of those people that waits and then wishes they had done it. You can find out more here.
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