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2001 01 15103·786
2002 01 33106·654
2003 01 37102.675
2004 01 36101·893
2005 01 64100·000
2006 01 5499·822
2007 01 46100.835
2008 01 498.780
2009 01 7995·405
2010 01 7492.915
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