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IDK what Revolis is, never heard the name (or word)???
e•volt•is sounds like what the Allergist I went to see about an anaphylactic reaction to multiple wasp stings (received on a trail run which I thought I could continue to run thru the pain - big mistake that was), and subsequently diagnosed me as having when at the time shown the terribly itchy poison ivy/athletes feet looking two weeks duration blisters on my fingers wrist and arms which I was getting when working on the marine aquarium! I was told something like it's a contact evoltis, "saltwater is highly irritating to the skin". I wasn't buying that for a minute! Eventually, I figured out it was from both direct contact with colonial hydroids, bits and pieces from scrubbing coral rock within the aquarium and (as was suggested by a guy on our weekly hike with a BS in marine biology), their larval stages circulating in the water column! I had to rearrange living coral colonies, remove a huge piece coral rock and relocate the sea anemone while under attack from angry clownfish, then remove and scrub coral rock with live encrusting coral colonies so as not to lose them and eventually burn the dang hydroids off the rock with a flambee torch (multiple times) because they kept coming back. Finally got rid of them and no more terrible itchy rashes. Had that not worked I would've got rid of the aquarium, and I have had a marine aquarium for around 40 years!
Btw, as to the test result of allergic to all vespids but honey bees and my rejecting the Rx for incredibly lengthy (years) sensitivity treatments. Well, I got stung by two yellow jackets a few years later with nothing more than an ouch that hurts reaction alleviated within a few hours with ice!
...sorry for the rant, least I forget the french curves, (HaHa), I know what they are. Still have several somewhere around here with the art supplies. D@rn that dates us! Do draftsmen(women and gender fluids) even use them anymore? But yeah, if so, clearly the french curves collected dust on this project!
LOL.
I don't get that battleship radar looking "pseudo bumper" of a grill front fascia copied from Tesla by the Ford Mach E Tang and Subaru Evoltis design teams ... so much for originality!
