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2001 01 87705.
2002 01 65700.
2003 01 20758.
2004 01 42799·
2005 01 46858.
2006 01 48934.
2007 01 67909·
2008 01 50887·
2009 01 28874.
2010 01 86891·
2011 01 71903.
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