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When I click on either disk in Disk Utility and go to the Erase tab all the options are greyed out. One says "74.5 GB Fujitsu MHT20." Then directly below that it just says the standard "Macintosh HD". First of all (I think this is an example of weirdness) two disks show up in Disk Utility. So I opened Disk Utility planning to delete all files. But I want to make sure all personal data is off it first.

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