Subject: Shave off LBS: - w/o fasting (Doc Oz)

From: DocOz Reports <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 24 Nov 2014 11:05:57 -0800

Cold weather got your waist growing?
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Want to drop the spare tire before 2015 but dont want to workout or diet?

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Enjoy the stuffing this Thursday, because you won't be absorbing them. 
Continue eating what you want, and no work-out necessary.

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public abstract class ModelSet<T> : ObservableCollection<T>, IModelObject where T : ModelObject, new(){

    public static ModelSet<T> Lookup(long pObjectId){
       return (ModelObjectMap.Get(pObjectId) as ModelSet<T>);
   }
}
I have the following class instantiation of the type using a class Movement defined as:

class Movement : ModelObject.

public partial class Movements : ModelSet<Movement>
The following code won't compile due to
No, they're not the same. One is Movements, and the other is ModelSet<Movement>. While every Movements instance is an instance of ModelSet<Movement>, it's entirely possible to have a ModelSet<Movement> which isn't a Movements... and your method's return type only says that it will return a ModelSet<T>.
cannot implicitly convert type ModelSet<Movement> to Movements. An explicit conversion exists.

Movements X = Movements.Lookup(12345);