Per Curiam.
The rule that acceptance must meet and correspond with the offer in every respect in order for an offer and acceptance to constitute a contract ordinarily presents a question as to whether there is in fact a material variance between the acceptance and the offer rather than any issue as to what principle of contract law applies. Burkhead v. Farlow (1966),
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