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Linq + Invalid expression term '>'

Can someone help me here, the following works fine on my xp, but not on my Vista machine. Im asking for a general dictionary.

Both computers have .NET 3.5 + SP1, 3.0, 2.0, etc. and have a web project focused on the 3.5 Framework.

using System.Linq;
string val = "Test";
var d = DictionaryOfStuff().Where(n => n.Key.ToLower().Contains(val.ToLower()));

Gives me an error: CS1525: invalid term expression '>'

I can run this in a differnet project on Vista, I have configured IIS to use .NET 2.0 and the project in VS, oriented to 3.5 I even tried adding this to web.config, it compiles fine with any lambda / linq

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Well, here was the answer.

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"val" ? . "n.Value"?

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