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Now Never open windows.

Easily Each actor seems incredibly lame *yawn*

Experience Extra x-rays Perry? Erica really insulted exuberant, needless corroborative evidence

Evidence Each valuable is deemed expensive, Ned can't estimate

Shave Some humans are very extreme.

Donald Does old Nan argue loudly, Dolorous?

Sarah Such abundant riches are honoured

Year Yesterday Evan ate raisins.

Youth Yucky, onions under the havarti!

Succeed Stupid umbrella, can't complete even easy duties

Yes Yetis eat snowflakes

Senses Some energy needs seem especially silly.

Shark Some humans are really kooky.

Newness Next escape will need extra scrumptious samosas.

Edward Even demons will avenge rebels, Dave.

Saw Civil War, love new Spiderman!

Spaghetti Some people ate George's Hollandaise eggs, that's too insensitive.

Shouts Some haters opine understandably tedious sentiments.

Scandalous Sam's candy and nacho Doritos always leave our urubu stuffed.

Survive Such unruly, rambunctious violinists! I value entertainers.

Yay great! Loved my experience there

Nursing Never underestimate really salty idiots, never, Greg.

I know I certainly plan too Happy summer to you as well

Marchmellows Many anxious relayers can have many exciting laps, likely only winners succeed.

I personally went with RBC (though mine is in Quebec, and I think it's slightly different from Ontario). Scotia and RBC are pretty close- seems like iit's the representative you talk to and the bank you may have had the most exposure to that are the deciding factor. So, for me, I've already been with RBC for a long while and have done well, plus the rep I have been dealing with from RBC (ioan jurjan) has been great, plus the perks of the LOC I was able to have set up. All this made RBC the clear choice for me personally. But again, it depends on the rep you speak with, and your own experience.