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11 EDAHEJ=?A P C; QW = FK>E??=II 5JK@AJ FHJA?JA@ IJHEC =A FHJA?JA@ IJHEC IJK@AJ1@ FHJA?JA@ IJHEC >EHJD,=JA FK>E? LE@,EIF=O).EA@I +IA9HEJAEA=A +IA9HEJAEAIJK@AJ1@ 2HFAHJEAI =HA FK>E??=II /H=@K=JA5JK@AJ FHEL=JA IJHEC K@AHCH=@K=JA,ACHAA FHEL=JA IJHEC K@AHCH=@K=JA1IJEJKJE 5JK@AJ $ #!"#$% %&%' 5JK@AJ FK>E??=II 2D@5JK@AJ FHEL=JA EJ H= FHEL=JA B=J HAIA=H?D5==HO FHEL=JA B=J MH0KHI FK>E? B=J +=?K=JA5==HO
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13 EDAHEJ=?A P C; P C; FHEL=JA B?ZO ; FK>E??=II 5JK@AJ FHJA?JA@ IJHEC =A FHJA?JA@ IJHEC IJK@AJ1@ FHJA?JA@ IJHEC >EHJD,=JA FHEL=JA IJHEC EIKH=?A+@A FK>E? LE@,EIF=O).EA@I +IA9HEJAEA=A +IA9HEJAEAIJK@AJ1@ 2HFAHJEAI =HA 5JK@AJ FK>E??=II /H=@K=JA5JK@AJ FHEL=JA IJHEC K@AHCH=@K=JA,ACHAA FHEL=JA IJHEC K@AHCH=@K=JA1IJEJKJE FHJA?JA@ IJHEC =A FHJA?JA@ IJHEC IJK@AJ1@ FHJA?JA@ IJHEC >EHJD,=JA FK>E? LE@,EIF=O).EA@I +IA9HEJAEA=A +IA9HEJAEAIJK@AJ1@ $ #!"#$% %&%'
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15 EDAHEJ=?A P C; ( EI = ) b; P >A?J ( EI = ) >=IA?=II >A?J 2D@5JK@AJ EI = 5JK@AJ /H=@K=JA5JK@AJ EI = 5JK@AJ B = U Q; ; ; ;A B W Q; ; ;P P 5JK@AJ I AM 5JK@AJ =A ( A) 5JK@AJ1@(#) 2D@5JK@AJ F AM 2D@5JK@AJ=A(5EJD) 5JK@AJ1@ (##) /H=@K=JA5JK@AJ C AM /H=@K=JA5JK@AJ =A(*=H>=H= ) 5JK@AJ1@ (###) 5JK@AJ 5 F 5JK@AJ 5 C 2D@5JK@AJ F 5 2D@5JK@AJ EI = 5JK@AJ /H=@K=JA5JK@AJ EI = 5JK@AJ $ #!"#$% %&%'
16 EDAHEJ=?A P C; = U Q; ; ; ;A B W Q; ; ;P BW; = U Q; ; Q; P P? P B P BW; B W ; Q; ;A 5JK@AJ I AM 5JK@AJ =A ( A) 5JK@AJ1@(#) 2D@5JK@AJ F AM 2D@5JK@AJ=A(5EJD ) 5JK@AJ1@ (##) /H=@K=JA5JK@AJ C AM /H=@K=JA5JK@AJ =A(*=H>=H= ) 5JK@AJ1@ (###) 5JK@AJ 5 F 5JK@AJ 5 C 2D@5JK@AJ F 5 $ #!"#$% %&%'
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