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2001 01 772290·
2002 01 442491.
2003 01 472420·
2004 01 312360·
2005 01 682409.
2006 01 302466.
2007 01 912383·
2008 01 572336·
2009 01 132321·
2010 01 22489·
2011 01 252568·
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