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Unless you were seeing alot of late position raises with limpers in the pot, I would raise pf. In fact, in my experience with the 10's anyone who would have raised you preflop is probably still going to raise. If not, they'll call, so all is good anyways.

Once you hit this flop, you may think you are behind QJ, but the only way I am folding is if he turns his cards over and shows me QJ or 66. He could be holding AQ, AJ, KQ, KJ-KT, QJ-Q8 (yes, I said Q8, those cards can make a straight you know), JT-J8 or any middle pocket pair. If your read is that he was solid, we can narrow the range to AQ, KQ, QJ, KT (if aggressive), 66. QQ, JJ, KK and AA all seem pretty unlikely. I say it's a call, but I didn't do the math.