Open Intelligence Changing the Definition of Human Identity
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- Elinor Goodman
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1 Open Intelligence Changing the Definition of Human Identity B A L A N C E D V I E W T E A M
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3 First Edition 2011 Balanced View Media: Mill Valley, California USA 2011 Open Intelligence: Changing the Definition of Human Identity by Balanced View Team is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License. Based on a work at
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23 EEABBFCCBBEEBFABA CBEEACBACFAADEBAAB DABBACFCEEAB FBBBACBFEAABCD AADBBCDADBCDAEFAAAE BCDBACDACCAACBEBCBCBBE EBEECAFDACCAACDAEFAC BCDAADBBBBCBBEEA CABBBCBBACEEA EBCBCBBEEBEEEEDBAC AFBCCEBFBCCB BBECBCFBBBBBDBFBC CCECCBDAAECAF AABBCBEEFFABCBC BBCBCDCEDAAFB CACAACDCCCBBB CCEFEBAABFCB BABCDCBBEEBBEA BACEEAABCCDCBBC CBBEEBCBBCAECBBCB CBBCBACBCCBCACB EEECDBCBBEECDFBCAE ABCABEEBCDACCDBA DACABCBCCBBA BCACCDAEC CAACCBAEEEADAACF BFCBCDBCDEAEEDBCBBEE BCABFCDCDCDAC FCBBCDAACBCCBADBACFBA CBFBACEEACEFBEA AEEBECB EECBACDDECBA CCDBCCBEEBFBBCB FEBBCAFEACABBABCB CCCBDDEBCCCBA BBCCBADBCCDCBB CCBBEEBCDCBFBBCC ABBCECCEACBCBBEEBAEAAB ADCBBBBECBBB BFCBCDCDAEBCCDBCA ADCBBBBBAAA 16
24 ACAACBBCAACBF BCDCDFBCDCDCDCBDACBCB DACBAACFBCBDACBAEACC CBDACBBABCCBDACBBDCCBDACB AACBBCDAEEDBCBCCBBEEBBC CBDACB CDAABCDAEAAEAB EAACBCCDABCAACCDAE CCCBDACBCBDACBBCACCBDACBB AECFBCCDCBABBEAA EACBBFAE 17
25 ADCDEFD D ABACCACADEB ABEAAAFCDBEA CBBABBAACCBECDBA CABCCBECAAEDEEA CBACDBBCCDBCA BECBCEBCBCB BFAEBCBACECEBCBE CDCDABBAABCEC BCCBAEBAACBCB ACECCADCBBAABB CACCDBEBAACEE ADECFCBCDBBCEECBCCE ABCBBBACCBBA AACBAABBACBCC A CAAEACBECDBACA BCBABCECEBBFEBBDBCB FCECADBEBABCBEA EBBBECDCBCEFED AABBDEABAEBC CCCCDECECBCEACC CCBECBBA AEABBCCCEE CCBCDCDEDEEE ABCDABCBBCBBBCBAEACCB CBCDBAEBCEEACCBCAAB BECABCABBACB ABCDBFCECDBCBAE EEBACBCEECDA CDECBDEECCEEDBBAECA ACBAACBCABCBCBCACBA BCDBEAADACBBEDBECBADACBA BEEEEBBACDEFB DEEBCFABCEDBBD DCDBCDBBACACBECAACBB DEECBEEBBAABBAACEDBFBCB 18
26 CBCABCEEEECBBDB EADCBAEEBFEABADCE ABBBCEBB CDBBEBEBAFEEC BCBCBCBBACCCBBEEBCE BBAEEBCDEBCDCDBA CCBEECDBBBAEEADEAAC CDECBCBECFBCCBEBDEAC CBBAABCDCEECBAFACA EBCCA CA BCDCBEECDABACABBDE BCACAFCCECFCB CAAABECEECACAFACECECCE EBCBEBBCCCCFBABCA ECBABFABCEBAFED CDADBBFEDEAB EEBAACDBABBAACDCCACD FACBBBCACACCBFBBCCB ECDEFBACCBFBCFABCD CCACBACDEABAA ADCFCACCEEBACBCCBCAE ABEAABAABDBBBCBCBECB ECACB ABACCDBAABABAC CDBBBCCCDB AFCBCCFAACCDEACEC BACAACECCECBCA CCCCEAEBCEAC AEEABEABCAA ABFCBCBABEBECFBEBBBEA CABAABEBABCECABE FECADDCCBFBCBEEACDEBFA BABCEAEA CDBAAECCDBAEABDEE ACD 19
27 DA CDBACCCECDBEACBB BCACDCECBCEBEBFB CDCBFAABBACCB ECBABBCDBCBC FBFCDACCBACABACBABCCFE CDCBCDEFCDECCCB CDDCBCBFDCAEAA BCBBFBABFFA CEEBCECFBADECBABECBA AEBBFCBEAEBCBA CBEBBFFEFEDBBCEE CBCBBBCBBCBCBEBACC BCFAABECAD CBCACBDEBFCBBEBE DABAACAECEDECBB BAABCBBAECDEAF CBACFEBCDEABCCDBB BACEEECFBBDEDBABDA BADCBBDBAECF DECFFCBBDEEEBBBBB CABDEABFACACCBAB BCBECBAEBBCCADAEEB BCFFCBADEABBBAABC FBCBCEEBBBC AACBDACDBAEBFFC BBCABCAACBABC DAEAACCCCBBBAAEC CECBBECFBCCAA ACCEABCDEBBFACDBACB EADEADABEAAACDACFCECCCA DBABBDECBACFBBCFBA ACECABCDCBECACCB DAECDACABEDBCDEDE AEEECBBDEBCEE CEECBBDBBCACBCEAACD DEACBDBCAACC BAACEBCDCCCDCABCF CBCBCDACDBCACDAC BECFADBAF 20
28 F BCBD DEFFD ABCDEFABCDEFECBFCEA EF D BCD B BBDB CCBCDBBBDB CBDDCDBFDC DBBBDBBBBDF CBDEFDFCFFC BBDEFBF DDFBBBBDEFF CBBADCBCDBAC EFDBFBBCDBFDFDBD FBCBBBBDFCDBC BBEEBACBBCDEBABBCD BBADCBBCCBBEEBAFBC BAFBACDABCDEBCDECBFB AABCCCABCABCBBCBC CABADCBAFFCEF BBDDFBCDBB FBDCBCCBD BBBDFABEACBBACCA BBBBADCBBBC BACAABBBFCBB BBCCECECCCDBABCDAEFAA EE BBCBCAADCCBAB CDBFABECBCDABABCCBEABB ADCBBACBECBBCBEEA CDACCBCBBCBBEEBAC 21
29 CAEEECADCDAEEEECA CBCEEDBFEACDCECB BACCCBEABBADCBACBD AACBECBBCBAEE CABBACBCBCBBCC BCBBCEBCDEBCCB CBABCFCBCBCCCCBBEEB CABBCCCBACBCB AEBCBCBBEEBEECEEDA BCBEFBFCBDBBDABCCB BEEBACBDCBCBFDE ABBADCBACBDEACADACCB BCBAEECBCC EEEABAABDEC CBACEEEBADACCBBCBBC BBCDBEECAEABCCBDBAC CEBFCBBCBBBCDBEECBAB CC CABCDCB BFCBBEAABCCADACEEDDE BCDEBCBBBCBDEBAFB BFBCBCBFCBBEA CBBCDBBCECEED CACFECBCBCECAAD FACECCCBBEEB CAEECFCEEACC CCBBEEBBCCCFCC CDCBEFCBFCEC BCBCDCBBEEBBA ECCACAEDEF ECAAAEDADEAAEED DEFAADCEAD CFCBBCBCCBBEEB BACECADCBFDEBCB BADCBACCDEFCBBEEBB CDBCDCCBBEEBEFAADACC DBCDDACBBCCCBBEEBACBCCA AECBBDCDABEFAACDFBE BCFBBADCDBACBBEE BACBEACEDCBBBEEBAC EFAA 22
30 CDBACBEECECCDBCBDAEEE ECCBCDECABCBCCCDEE EEAEEBEABBCBCAEEAABBEC BFEBCDBBBEEBBFB BBEEBAAEBAACCDCBBC CCDCBBCCEEADCAE AFBCDCCDCDCBBCEC CECDBEFEEFAABCBCB EACBCDBCBEB CCCBBEEBEEDBCDAEFAB CAACBBDEEAADDBCAACBCBF CCDEFADECAACBCABCD AEFAADEECBBEDA CBCDBABCCDEECDA FBACCBBEDBABBCDAE BBCBECCBCAFCF CCBCBCBCBCBCBBEAD DABCAAAB BBDBEFBBBCBCBBEFAAB EEDECBBBACDBFBB CBCECDAAADABE CABBEACFCBDCAEC BCEFBCDBCFBEF BADECBCACBBEADCCB CBECBAACBCBBEEBEECBACDA CACDAEFAAEEBCACBA ECCDAEFAA ABEBCBCCBC ACCBCACBCBCBBBCBDB ABBCADCCABEACBC EEEECDABBABCD BECCAACCEACABACCB EAAACEDCBCCBCECDBAFCCCBCE CDCBFC BBCCBCEBBEFB BADACECDAEEBCDCBCB ECDAABCECCABCDAEFA BBCCBBECDAADE ECDECACDECCBECCEA FACDCCACABDEE CCDCCBCEECDAEEACDABEBA 23
31 ECCBAEBBCEEBA EBCBCBBEEBCABBABBEE BBCCBCDBACBCA BAEBCBCBBEEBEBCBCDBAAC FBCADCBCBDEA CDEEACDBEEDAC EECACACBCEAB CBAACEECDBABBCEA CDCBCD AEFAAFCDEBCEA BCECDADACCBBCDECDACC DABBEECACDACCBAABACBA BACEEBBABBCEBCDB BBCBCECAB CACFCBCEECDECBACCDAEBCD ECBACAAABCABAA FCEBCDCDA DACBBEEBABAEAABCB AABDEEBFBFBFB FBEBDEEBFBCBADBBDEF BAACDAFACDEEFEBEEECCC BDABCACFCBBEEBB BBBCBBBABC BA BBEEBABADECBACCD ACAAECCDCCBBEEBCDAC BCBCDEBCCBBEEBCEB BEEFCEBAECBDBCBCDE BCCBBEEBAABADEAAB ADEAACEECDEFCCBBEEB CEEBCDEECDBCBCDEBC CBBEEBCAACDCDEFAA ACAAECBEEBCCB CCDEEACBBBCDBBE FBDCBCBBCADB BECEAABAABEEAABAAAFB DCBCDBBBCDC CDEBEBBCBAFBCBBCDEFA BCBCCDAEFAAEEC EEBAFCCEC CBABFCCBC 24
32 BABBADCBAEFAA DAADCACCDEBFEACCB BCDAEEBCDCCBACBCDACE ECBABABCDADACEE BCDADCCEBCEABBECBA ABCDECBCEFBBC CBCCAD BAACCBCAABCCBBDCDACBB EEBFBEEBCBBCEECBEF AAACBEACBBBBADCBCBEA ABBCDBBCACBCAEAA BCFCEABBCBBCBB CDCCCBAFBCEF AAEECBAFBCFCB EDABFEDCBAECBEBA AABEEFEBEEFEB CBCCEECDBCBB DBCDCBADAAEEABB EEABFBCCEF AA EFCFBFBDDCB BDBBBBDDCBBBB BD DC C DCB FB D DCBFBBF CBDBCBDFBBC BDDFFDCBD FFBCDA CBBAABCACAEECFCEA DCCBCCBBBCABBA EECDCACAACCABADCBB CAAEABCDAEFACBFAD CBBCBBEEBEEDBECDEFBCB CDCBF FFBDCBBCCBF CDBBACACECFB CDCECBACDBBBCEBFCB CBDAFACEDCBBCBCE CFBECACAEAAEBEECABF CDEABC 25
33 ADAACEDCBABBEBABC BCADAACEDCBCDBECEBCD FACEDCBBBCDABCEB BBECACCBEAACABACEDCB BBCCB BDBBCDF CCBFCCFFC FFFCACABBB CDCECBBBCCAEB BAAACBBEEBCDBD BCBACDCCBCACEE CCEBACEECDECEEBB BEECABCDAEFABCEEFE DBBB FFDDCBFBFBDF CBEFBFCDDCBB BFCBEFCDCF CBFFDDCB DFBCFDBB BBFFDCBBBFC BFCBAEBCBCDBAAABC ABCFABCCBCBACDEE FCEABCDBCECDFCACE CDFBEBCCBEAACABBB CBCDAECBCDBAACCCDB AAFCBBCBDABAABEBA EFBABCEFCB DBBCDDCCCBD FDFCBDFDCC ECCBCCBACDCACCDEB DEEABCBEFBCBCDAEDEEB CDEECBAEECBFBBEECAC BCDAEFA AEECCDBCCDCBCBECA ECBCEAAEBDEDCDBAADE DCCBBEEBCBCDBABCD AEFABCBCDBBBCBCCFBAE ECCCACDBCABCD 26
34 AEFAECEEBCDAEFACCABDDE BCCBDCDABAABEBABFC DE EFCFBBBFBCDDDCB FDBFDCBCBBF CBCFCBBDB FBFBBBDDCB DFBBFCBDDFDCBFCFCF DCFBFD CBBCDBBDFFCECB BBCECCABBCBBAC CDBBAFCBAEECFCFBD ECAACEECBFCCFABEACBC BCFBBCCECBCBDE EDBCEAAABBCAACCACBCBCA DCCDBCCDBACAEBCE ACFFCBDBC CBFFFFFC BFCBBBCDBBBDEF FCBBBBDBBFB BFDCBBFFFBCD FDBBBDBCBBEEBA EBADECBBEEBECFBAC BCBBCBBEEBEBBEEBB BABADABAFBBCAEE EFCBCDFEFDFC FCFBCADFF FBCBBB BCAFB FBFDFFBFDFF CDBBFCBFCBFB BBBEFDFBDBDCBB BFDDBBBDCB CDBFBC BDBDFBC 27
35 BBBCCBB BBBD BFCFFBFCBDB FBDBBBBBDFBC CDDBBCBF FFFFCBDAEE D DFBCDFF BDBDFBFDDBBBD DCBFCBDCCACCB CEFCD DFCFBBBDDB DBBBD 28
36 EAB CECCCBBEEBCCA CEAABAABCBDCBBDBCE CBCEEEBECCCBCBCBFACBA CDACBCBACEBCEAD CCBBEEBCEECCCBCCB DBCDEACBCB FCFBFDEEACBAE CCBCDBAABAAEEAC CDEACBEAABCDFCEB ACCDCBEECFADCCBADCBAB BBADCCBBADCC CDBBCDEACABEE BADCEBBCDEA CCEAEECBBBBBDA CBBEEBCBCBBFCB ECBEDABBCACBCBE BCECCCBCBC BADADEEBCBAADAACCCEC AADAFCBACCCBBEEBBC ACDAEFABCAACBCCBDA EEBCCDCCCDACBAEABAC BCBACAAFAEBACBA EECACDCDCBBEEBBCECC ADBBACB EFDCDDD BECCECBAAEBABCECDBCBEE BECBAABCDBBEADCAC DBCBCACDAEEDAAAADA ACFDCBBCDCBCCBBEEBB FACECBEECCAFECBBCC EEBCBADAACECFABE CFBBACBACECBCACEC CCDECB AADCBBEEBAACEDEC BCBBEEBCACDCDBCBCA 29
37 BEEBEABECBCDC FBCEFBFEEAEEBBCDFC BCCBCBDABBCDCDAEFAC BCBFCEABDACACEEBED ADAFCBB CBBFCCDDABE FADDABAFBBBF EEBBA ACCBBCDCCBBEEBBB ACBCBACBCBBEEEEAB CBFCCBDABCADACBBEEBB CEEBAEDAEAABAEC ABCCBDACBBECBBBCBCCCDBE CBAAABEEACAADAABCBCC CDBCBBEEBBAEEFE DBFDC AACDBCBBEEBDCDCEE CCDBDBCACCBEEFB CDAEEDAECDBCCBBEEBCBEC CBBDCBACCBBEEBBDABC FFCDCBADEAABACBA AABBCACBBCABADAAFA CACBCBFA A BAADEBABCBCCCD CFBCCDBBCEBEEACBC EEECCDBBFCBBEEBC CCCDBCDEBCDABA BCBBEEBBACBBEEBACBBD CDAADECBAFCDECBCC CBBEEBCDBCEEBACCDABCCBA CDBFEEBCDCBAC CBCAABACBBBC BBA ADEBABBADEABCEBB CBBEEBCADACADE CBCDCBCACCBFCECCA FBFBBCBBACB CBCEADEECFCBBFB 30
38 CDEDACCCFEBCBCCBCBBE EBAAFDAEAFCEEAAAE EEFAEECAECBAAADCDCBA CDACBBEEBFACBCBCCDADA A ADECBACBACCDBCBAD BABCCBDBABCDCADE BBCABACDBECCBCDCBCDF AACBCCACCABEACCDCBECDB DCBBEEBCABCBBDCDADBADE BDAFACDBCDAECCECDBEE AACBBBCECDBB BACADECEEAEDABCC FBBCADEBBCDBB CDBECFADEBCDAE AAACBCEFBCDBBECDAD EECDACCBBACBBA EBBCCACDADEFCEEFBA BCBABCBBAA BACDEBFBCCBABCCD BFFCCEBCBCCBCE CBCEEEA BADECBBFBDAEB ABCCDCCBCEAFCDEC BCCBBEEBDACEEADAC ECECBBAECCBBEEBABBD AAECECBACCDBB EEDBABBCDAEFABACACBAE ADEEABFBCAEEEEBDADBCDB BCBCDDAACBAEAACBAEBCBB EEB BEEDEAACDB BECFDADEAABBADEEBAC DCABCBFCCBADCBFC CEACBEABADECB CCBCEEABAFFCDEB CFACECCCCBCFACBAE BCECCCBCDADEBB BCFBEABCDE CBCECDBBECBADEDEAAAEC BAABCBCEFB CBBEEBCADEBCEECFA 31
39 BAEEACADEEBACDBAEC BCBCAEBACDEECDBCECBECDB ADEEBABAFCBDAB FCBCCEBCDEAAEEC ACBAEACCDAEFACC EADEEBEEADBBBCAE ABDBFF BFDDD ADEEABCFBDEEF ADEBFADEBB BCBCBCCCCCCBCCA BBBBBBADADEBBCBB EEBBFEBCCADEBBA ADADECAADEAADAEA BCEDBCDBBCDB CBCBEECCDCDADEBE DAAEBEC BAFCBBBFACDACDFBCB ABCDAEECACDBEE ECCCCDAECDFBBAE ACCABCDCBBDCDEEBCB BCBBCB DEABCDAAECACBC CBBEEBDAEBCDEECBFBC EEECBABABAC ABCCDBCECDCAD EFBCBBEEBCDEEEBECCDCD AEBADECBBCCCECDEE CDACDEDEEEBBBAEEFCDB AACDAECDACDAEEBABCDAEABA CBACFBBAEE CBCBCE CACEFADEECBBABC EEBCBACAACDBC EECBCEBAAACBBEE BAAACFBDEEACDACACBA EFCCBEBFCEACFBCF ACEBCDAEFAEEEBCC ACBAE 32
40 BADEFACDACBAE BADBACFADECDECBC CADECDECBCFBCDFEEA CBCAAECABDABCBCAEAC CCBCECDECBCACCDA CEABBCBCECACEABDA FCDBABCDAEFACBFCBCDAEFA BCECCBBEEBCBDBCDADE BACBEEEFFCDECBCBCE DBECCCBADEDEACA DBBDBADCBBBCFD CCCBBEEBBFFCBDBADCB CBBCBDABCECBECDB FDEAADEEBAEBCED CBBCCCCFDEAAB FABEDACDBBDEA DCDBEECBBCEFBFDEECA AC CCCBBEEBFEACEBCD AEFABACCBDECBABECBCDA CECBBCACBBEBEFB AEACCDFCCBACCBEAC CECABECECDEDABCDCACCB CDCBBBCCDEDAEEBFCD AACBAEBBEEBEECACEADEB CDEACBAEACAEECDEFCBC ECFAABADACDFCBEEBACEC ACBAEBEAECCDBCBACBBEEBB ACB EFDCDAF DAEBCAEEECACBCEC CBBEEBADEEBAFCDECBAB CCBBEEBCBBEEBBCD ADEBBEACBAEBBB ACBABACCBBEEBECBBDCDACBBEE BCBEFBCACBABCBEB BABECBFCDADECCFE BACBCDCBCEECDADEDEAAC BBAEBBCCAEFBCCBCE 33
41 ACFCBFCAAACA DCBFBCBCE EEEBAEBBCBBEEBAAAEA CDCEFBACCEBACDA CAAECFCDFBCDBCAEE CDABFBCDCABFBCDA ABCDADADABCD CCBCBBEEBBCDA ECBCAECBBEEBAABAAACEE AACBBAEBDAAAAAC EECDBDB CDDAACDCDEEABACDCBCC DAABCCBDACCBBEE BEECEFBCDABAEBCAE EAADAADAADEBBAEBCAAC FCDEEBCBEBCDBCCEC BCBBEEBDACBBCBECBACEEC DECEECDEBBBAAE DABD BDEBCDECECDBCEBBC CDBAACCDBAAFCB CBDAACEDCBACEBABCDBEEEB CDAEFBFECBDCBCEC CDBACBAACBAECBCBBEEB BAEBCBBBCCCEBFCBB CFCBEACCABCCDBBABECE CFBBCCBBFCDBBCCBB CCBB ABEDCCDABCABC BACCBABAC FBCCDBAACBACCACBAA DAAAABCACE CBCDAFBFBBBBCBFCBB ADEDCCEDBAACEE ACBBCDACFCCCBBEEBDEDC DBABDEEFECADAE CBBBDEDCDBAA CEEBDEBACBBCDADCCBBEEBDB 34
42 ABCEBDBABCDAEFAEAD CEAEBABBCCBBEEB DDFD ECEEABCDCAAAACECBA BACBBEEBAFBCEAAEEC ECBABCDBDBCBBB CCDBCBEEECBAAFCB EABBCBBCDBCDBCBA AEEECBAAADCACEAACDBDE ACDBDECEB BCBBEEBBAEECEFBDAEEE BCFACFFCDFEBE CBADAFCACBEEE DBBBFDBAA AACBAFFCECCCAAFCBBFB FCDCBAFFCCAAFAABC CCECAFCBAFFCCA AFAABCECDAEEDA BBCCBAFFCCAAFABFBE CBCBCECBBDCECBABB CEBAEEACB BCBBEEBDADCEEECBBC DBABCDAEFACDBABECF CBEAAFBCBACFBBAEA BCDEBECB CBBBDEACAEEBDCDFC CDCDCFCDFABBCCABDEA FEEBACBCAACECECA ACAFBCDCBCCAC CCDACACDAEBECCBBCAA BBCADEBBCAA EEBECCACBAAACDDA CACCBAAFACBAB CAEEBACBCDCDAEFAACAF ABBCCBEE EACCDCCBCEBCDEE AACCDCCBCECBDE EBABAAFCEBAD 35
43 EACBECBDAFCDE EBACCEABCEAEEBFC EEDACCFCDEECBAEE CBEEACCBEFACBCEECEDAC CDBCBEEBEECDACEAAB CCEECBCDE BCCEEDBABBCACBACBCE ABCCCDAEFACBBEEBCA ABCCCBEDAFEDBABBCDB BCEAACEDECAAEAACB ACCDABCFABBCCE DBEAACECEBEEBABC E BC BEEACCDEAEEBAECCCADA ADECEADDEEBACECFEBACFB CBBEEBEACBCAEBAEA CBBACAECFAACBDBB FDDECDECFBECFB CCDCBEFAAEEBACDCDAEFAF CFCCEABEECFAFD EBCECBCBBEEBEEEAAAECCB BBEEBAFDEBBFCDEDA DACEEBCDECCBCF CBA AACCBBAACEECACAACDD CBECCFCBEEBABC BBBBCBBCADCEEAB CBABECBBBCCBCAABCBCE CCCADBBAECCAACDC ADBBABDBBAFCE BCECAFBCBCCDACEFC ACBBBCBBCFBACAAE CEEAEAACDEEFBCBCC DA EEBCBACABCDAEFAEEACECBCB BEEBBCAABCDCBECAACCD CBBEEBEEACCDEAACF CBACBCBBF 36
44 BAEECFCECBFCAB CDEBCAAAEBEABD CCBBDAECBBCEF ACBBEEBCDB FFACBCBEBABBFADCFE EACABFBDACBCDCEAEE BCDEEBCEEABDACBACBCEE BBCADCAFEEBBCFBCECC CBCDAFBFEEADEC CDAEFAAACBFAEABCAACBF ABCECFFCDAEBDAB BEBCDCDAEFABACCDEEAB CBCCAEEACBDCBB BEEAECDABADABFDA ABACBCCCBBEEBEECAEEA ECCABDBEECACEEACDAEDE BACBCDCCDAEFADBEDBCDAEFAAEECB EACECBABEBCBEAAC ACACBEBABBEA CABBCADCCCBB EEBECBBFBCEEEE ECBBBCBCBBCBBEACBCBCBBCB FFCDEABACCBBFEFACBB BBCCBCDEFACCCAAA FAADBBAEABEABABCBBEE B DFADC BCACEBAEACAABBACCA CDAAADEBACBCECDBB AECBBDBACDAAC DCEEFBBCECBECDBCD AAAEECFCBCBCDAB FDEECCBCECDECBBDEEBACBBCDAEB CCABCEEDBACBBEEB BEAEECCDCBABECACBAE ADBEECACEFCEADBACEFEA FFCBFBB 37
45 ECBBCBEBBADAB BCACBCCCDEBACBCB DBCBCEABBCCEACBE CDBEFEAAAEAADCA CCDCDBCDBBBEC CCCBBEEBBCDBBC CEBABCCEECABAADBB EBCDEBFBBBACBC ECCBAACDBBCBBEEB FBABCEADEDCBB DCBCDADEEBEFBBDEDCDB ACCEEEACDDCCC CBBEEBABECAFCBAFB CCCCBBEEBBEECE BCCEBEADCCCD BCFCBEADBABACDBE BCECBBCACDBACCCCE FDBABBCDAEFABABBA BBECCDEEEAEECDE AEEBCDBACCBACECEEDB ABDABDBABCDAEFABCBB CBBCDBBCECCABAA BFDDEDBABB ADBBAAFAEFEB ECDECECCDCCBCEA EBAECCBEECACACDCE ECEFCCDEEEECFCEEEC CABAC 38
46 ADCDEFD D BCDACDCFCACBBBAC BACDACDBBCBACDEFB CCFCCEAACCBCACFCCB ABCEBCBCAABBB CCEEECAABACAB BECBABAEEEABABBCDAAAC CCDBBCCCE CDBAAFCBCBABCDAB EDABADEEECBAECBBCE EECBFBDEEBC CCBBCBCB ADEEACCADBAC EEAEBBCDEBCECBBAB EBCCBCCCABCCBCDFBAEC BADBCBBCBBD CCCDBAABCCBBCCE BCCBDAACAABBBE CBABCFBBCEEBFB CDCCCBFBCBEBCBABABAAD ADCCADEEABCBC BBEB CA BAAFBACDCCDC CBCADEEBFBBB ECFCFBCFBACBEBCBEAC CFCEDBAAAABBBDE BDBCCECBECBADACDEBC FBCBCEDBAAEEDABC CBCBC BABECBBBABBA CBCAADCBBDCA CBDBBBBBBACCECD CBBEDCCECD A 39
47 ACBAACDABAEBAADAAB CCEBBCBEEBBAB ACAAECCBABEB CBEBBCCBCBACFCBAFCC BCBBBAABBCABAADEEF BBCBD CEEECBACFACE CBCECCBE CBABCBD DA DBCDDBCAEBBBEA CECECEFAADBBE BAFCCAEB AACBADEBDCDACDABCACBEBCD DAAABFAAAACECEEBDCDE DACBBAABECFEBBCDEC BEABBECCDACFBABBCFCBCB EFBDEDCBBE BBABEDBDACBCB CBEFBCAFEAADEB EBCCAAAABCABEB CEEBCDFAAAAEAADB BCBEDAEEAA DBDBACDBFADABECBCF DBFCDEEBBBCB CCACCBACEBCACACB ECACCBBACADAD AACBBACBCBCDEBCACCDEBB CDABCBCECBBBACBBC ECCBACFDACAACBB CBCCCAAACDACBBABEBABC BBCAABACBE ACBACFFDBBACBBCDABDB EACBBBAEECFBBEEBABC BECCDBCBCBCBC CDBAAACBCCDBABACA ACEAACDEBBCBCCBCC CBAACDCAAECBACFB 40
48 ABCABCBECCBACFBAECE AEBEACDDEBFCBCECBEDE CADECBACFAFEECC CAACBCACBCFAECBA BBFBCDCBACFC BBBCBCDCBCCBEB CBBDBBECFACBCBACFECB EEBCCCACCBCBBCDC EACCACDCBCBBDCDAEA BACACDBAEEDCFB AAEEAEEEA CBBCBCBBACCBABB BAC CCCDBAEABECDB AEEBCCCECABFACFCCAEEC CCCBCEBCBCAC EACABAECAAACAACBCEC BCEEABCACAABAEB CEBDCEBBBABEECB CCBFBCBEABAACBAC CDCBEFCBBCCBCDC ACEABBABCBEACBACB BAEEDEBACBCADCBAB 41
49 FE BCBD CBD D CAACBADEBCCBBEEBAAD DBCBCACCEDEABFA AAECDCDBAACEB AECACCBACCBBEEBAA DCBCAACFCB EBDBBEAAAADCB BBBDBEEECDBACADCEEB CBBDCDAEACCBCCBBEEB BADEBACCEECBB FCCDEBD CDBAFEECECDFAC DBCBBCCACBBCECA CDBAAEFCDECBBEEBCD BACABAAACCDDBACA BAECB DBACBBEEBAACDAEFEABFC BAACBEBEABACBBCDAEFAB BBCDBFCBBABACBBBEB BCBABECBBDCADEECBCEEB EBCECCBEDEABFACCBBEE BCACBCDBBBCBBEEB CBAAEBBBBCA BCBBEEBBECCAACBF BAFBEBDEBBCDAEFABCCE DCADEEACBEEEBEEABECCBEAB 42
50 ACEBCAAACDEBAFBAACBE BB DBADDECBBEEBBEDAFBBA BAFBFCBBECCFAACBBAB FACDBEAAEBABAABBEEBAAEBBC BCBEBFBFBCCBBABBEEB ACBCEEBBCBCEEAA ABEEBABEBBCBCCE BDECBBEEBBABFEBCACCBEE BBEEBABAEEABAB CDAEBABBDAFFBAABBACBAB ACBDEDEABAA DBACBBEEBAECBBAAEEBBAAC CBAFBCFCBBBEE BBACCEABACBCAABACCAB FABAECACCAACBAB ABACBCBBACBBCDACAEBBEEB AABBBABCCACDEA CCBAE DBAECEAAECBAADEABFA CBCEEACEDEEEBCFCD EBAAACDAABDEDEEEBBECBCF EFCCBBEEBCACEFBAA BBCDBFABBCB DBCCBBEEBDEEEAB BC BCBBEEBEEABBBCBDACBCDACBB DEACBDEEEBCBBCBBAAB CBDEFCCBBEEBCDAFBBA BBEEBAACAAEABBBADCBABD CEEACCDABBEEBACBB CDAEDEEEAABDCCBCEE DBACBBEEBACDBCBABFCBB ACAAECEEBECACDABBCDA DEABFAAABADBADAAE DBACBBEEBABBFCBBCEEFAFA CDABAABCEECBCBEBCCB BBACDAAFACBBFAECBBAEECAC BBEEBAAADBFFBB BABCBCCBBEEBBAEACE 43
51 CDACCBCDBACBAB CABBCACEE CCCDBAADBACBEFBABB AACBACBDCABBDBBEEBAC ACBAFBFBBCEBEE BBCCDEFA 44
52 DAB CBAACCBACCBBEEBB ADBECFCDABABBABABACBE BCCBEAECBDEACEBFBCB CCBCCBABCEEAAEEACB AABCCDEEEBEBBACBCCBBE EBABCDCBCDBBBEAEAACB BCDAEABACACCBCDACCBA BCCADBCBFCBACBCACA CCBAFCBBBCFB EEA CEBBAEBDA CEAACABCCB BBAFBABDBBAEACDA CCBCFACBCBCEC AB ADADBCBBCCBB FDECECEBCBBAFBBEDAC ECEBDABCECBAEECDBDA ACABBEEEBEECBEAE EBACBCBCECCFAA AFCBDDBEAABFBCD DBACCBFDEABBCCBAF F BCDCD CABAAECBBEEBBF EEABCBCDABDABECBBEEB BFDACFADBABBBEEC CBAAADADEEBBFAEB DECCCBBEEBAACBB CABACCBAACECCD DAACBBCBAEBBCCDD BDEDEACCBCAEF BEEBACBACCBAEDAEE AACEBBBCBBD CDCCABCCCEABAABECBCD 45
53 EAEAACBCFBDB BBCCCCBBEEBBBEEBA CFEECFAACEEABCACB ACBBEEBCFBCFCB BEEBBBAEEABCECED FCBCEEBACBABBA CBBEBAFDAFAD CDCCBBCECBEFABB BBCDEEBCECBEFCDBC DCCCCBBEEBEEBACBA CABABACDBCAC CADACCECBAECECBBDEE EFBACDBFCBBCCBBEEBBDEB EEBFAEEBACBABEBDB BECCCBBEEBECEEDB ABAAA BDC DBBEEBAEABBCCA ACCBDBACCBEABDBBCC DBCBBCACCCDBABACCBEA FACDBCBDBBABBCCBC AACBEEBCCBCAAACDEFAEEC CABCCBCAAABFAEBCBBEEB BBCFDCDECAAECCDCBCB EACCDCDEFAACEECAAECF DBFCECDBCBBBACBFAE CCCDBAAACAFE AAACBCCDCACCCFB CACBEBB CCABCECBBBAECCB CBACDACCCBACABACBABCCE DACBCCCEEEBCBCBBEEBC EEBEEAADCBA BBBBBBCCCB CBBEEBDEEECDFB DACEEADAACBEACBBEEBCBBF BBBEDAFCFBEECBAFCFA CFCDAACBBCDAEABCEEBFAEAA DEEA 46
54 DAECCDCCCBCBEACDAABF CCBBEEBBEECCFCDABEE ACDCDCDBEABFACBCA BCBAAEACBCACDAB DBB DDBCD DBEFAACBABABBAABCD ACDCDAEFAEEFCCABABBAA BCBCDAACBCDCDCDA CCBAABACBABCBBC CBACCDACCBABABACBABB CBBBBBCACBC BAEECCDACFBCCBDB BAFCFCBCBBADCBAA BFC ACFEECADBAACBBDAA ECEEADDABBBDEB FBCBDBCECEBACCDB AEEFCBACDBCECBBFCED CBFAFBDBBBDAADAFCD CBCCBFBCCBFCBCDBC CBCCDAEFAADADAEECACFABAB ECBDA EEAACAACFBBEFBACE CBCBCBCCEAAEAA AABAEBCCB BBAAAB BABCBAADEEBFCBAC BCDAECBCCCFAC DBACACCACEECDEDBCECA DACABCBCCBCCBCBC CEECBCFBBBCDC ACBCCCCDAEBADCBACDB BAACBBFDFB BBEEBCDEADBEEACB AACFEEAFBBEEB 47
55 DDEFDC BCBBEEBCCDACDAEFABFDEEBCE EFEBBEEBDEABCDADABFDEEC AEACBCBBBC BDBECCBBBCA EACBBDCDABAEACBCBCB CBADCBABFCBCABBBAD CBACBCBDAEEBBBCBBC CBCEEECEEEBCCDBDE CBBADEAE AECABCBBBCFCD BAECCBBEEBAECCBBEE BABCFCDEBFCAB EEFAACAAACBBCF FBFBCBCCCDCACB CDDBEECADBCBCCDB ADAFCBEBBDEBB BDEADCBDEEBFFCDA ACBEBBCB BECBCBBEEBBCBABFEC BDBABBAFCDCDCBB DEEDBABFCE ECEBCDEBCEECCBC BCCAECBBACEEEC BE EFDCDC CCCBBEEBAFCBFBBBFDC FACCBFBBBDCFDEACFFBB EDBBCCCBBEEBE EFAADACBCDBBEE BCABBADBBBBCDAC BCDBCBACBCBCB ABDEEEECDEBEAACB BBCECABB BFCBEAACCBCDBCC BEBCBEBF BBBBBAFAEAEEDAE EFBE 48
56 BBCBCACDBCAAECC CEEBCDDACDABA ECABABACCDBABCBAF EAEAEECFBCCBBCA BABCFBEAACCAC CCBBBBCABFACB ABCCBCABABCECDCBE DAAACDDABABACDAB CAACBECB CCBCDAEFAAAEE BDBAAEECADECBBEE BAFADACCBBADCBBEDB ACCBCABCDAEFBADCB ACEEBDCBBEEBFABCE AAABACCDAEFABC BACBCCBBBEEBAFACE BBADECABBCDBCACCD B BBEEBADACBBCBBCA CBCBCDEEEBFBDAA CBCEBBBCCBCEFCC CBAFCCBCBBCDB FBCCFCBBEEBADABADAEAAC DABACBBCBAACCDB EEAEBCACBCB DDDFCDEFDC EACDBACDBBBCBCB CCDBBEEFFDBBBEEB AEEBEFCEECDECCBA BBCBECBCBCBEEBACCBA ECACAACDADABA DEEDB CECBBEEBACEACFD CDEEBCDBACBCCEEDBAB EEBCBBEEBAAABEBBEEBA CEBEEBCAAEECDBAC BBCDEECCDECB AFBDBCDABEEFADAABACACE BBADEBCBCCD 49
57 BBBCCDCCBACBCD CAAEEADCBBEEB BCDAEFACBCBCA CDCCBABACBCCBCC ACCBABBCBBEEBFBBEE BCEEDBBCBA AEEADADBCBAFFABACCB BEEBCEEECFCEBCBBEEB BAFCCFBCDACACB EFEFBEFCDE ECCAFCDBACBBE ECBBCECDCDACCBAAB ACBABCBAEEBCECDAEA FBBBCECDAABEDBCED BCABAACCCBAACBACBABD EFCCCCCCBACCBAA ACBCFCBACBCFACC EEAEAEECBCECEDB BCECEDBBCECAAAEAABC CBCCDCEA CBBCCECBCEECAA BBBEBBEEEDACDCB BCBBEECDBCDBFDEB BCBBBBBCBBCB BFCBBBECBCDBBCAB CAAEEACCCABAB ABAACAEEFBCDAB EEEEAECBBCADDECBCCBADCBB FBADCCBDBACBBA DAEABBEEECCABBAC CBBCCBACCDACFFB ACDBCBCDCEEEBCDCBF CACBBCBCBFCABEECCDEA BBCCDAEFABCABEBF CBEAEEBCDAACEFBCFBDECE BACEEBCCADBBA 50
58 CCCBBEEBBCACBA CBCBCCDBBCDCBFBFC BCDADAACEDEEEFA CBACBCFDAEBCDCBCCDCBA BCBCBCDAACCAC FBCCAACBCDEACBCB CEBEDAB CFCDAEFACBACECBCBBEEBCE CBCFEEFCCBBEEBBEE AABCFEEFEECAECEEE CBAEEADDBDEEAEABAEA ACAAEEDCAEEBFBAEA ACABDBBEEDBCBBBC ECDCD DCBECBCCDCBBADAEAEE EEAFABBCBAEE CBBDBABBFCD EEBCACACABAEB ACDBEBCCBEAECBC CDAEBBADBEBCCBEAEBA CBACBABEEBCCCA BBCBEDAFBCEECACCDABEE DBAEBCBCAA FCAEBCBADEAEEBEE BBDEBEEBAACFBADEE CAAECBEEBCFCBEDAFEBAB BCBAEAEAACBBCDAEBAF BAADAABCCDBCBEBC CCBEFACBCDADDAFBB EBEEBACBAEEBACACAC EEABFBDABEBCCBEAEBECBBEE BFABEBCCBEAE ACBCDDABAAADCBBE ABECCBECAEEBC CBBEEBCCCBBEEBDABACA CCCCBCCEEEDBC BADABA FBBCAFEABACBCBBEE BCABCDCBBCDACC BACAFBAABCEEBC 51
59 DEEBCBBEEBDABCABECDCCFB BABACDCCBCEECCBB EEB DDDA BCECBCCDACDEDAACCBCDA CBEEAACECCBCDAEFAAA BBCACCDBCBCDCDAA BBBABCDAEFABBADA AEECACCFBCAACBC EEBCDCDAEFABBCAFEEC DAAAEADCEEAACCBCDA ABABCDBBBCBBEEBABEECBEDAFBEE BCAABAA BEBCCCCBCDB CACCBECBEEFCBEAACCAC AAEABCEEEDAAAADA ACCEDBCBDBCBADADBA FCDFEE BCBBEEBFBABCECA BCEEEAFDBBEBBBDB BEBBAACDCDEEDBBE BDACBBEEBAEABBCBCBB EEBCCBCCDCBCDACCBABCA BECCABCDCDABCCBABCB CBEACCEEACB DBAACBADBCBCCDBCBBCDBEAAA CEEEBCECDBBEBD FCBBAACEAAADEA AACBACCEAAACCBCA BEBCCCBBCCDBEBF EEBCBA BCDBB EEBDEAACDDABCBAC CDEEAEBBADBEEEBDEEEBCCC CFEBCEEECBBEE BCCCCDEEACDABCCBAA ACBBABC 52
60 BCAEBCBEDAFECBBBCCDE BCCDCDAEFABABBBBADA FBECCBBBCBBBCDC CBBEEBCBFBECCBBAADADB EBBBAFCBBEEBBEEBABCCB CCFAEBFABCCBC CFCACBCBDCACB BCACCEACAACBBCDBCBDBCADB BEABACDE DDB CBCBCCDAECDEACBBE EBADAEBCEECEEA CBBCBBCAABCCCC EDABEBFBCBAEACEE BFAECCDBFABACEEB BADEBBFAECFBE CACBCBAACEEBCABCD CBBEEBABCADECCCACCC FBBFBEA ABCBEBDBEB AEAABECCACBDBBBEEEACDB CECCBEFBBEBBA BBACFBAFBFBEE AEECCAEACACACEBBCEAA CABCEBC BCBBEEBAADCBEEBCDCB BBDCDBCBACEECEEAE BDEECBDAFCBFAACCD BABEBACEACD AEFABBBCDABACCDAEFABA DACACCBEEBBCCB BBB FCD BEEDBEABCB EEFDAACBCEADFBACBB 53
61 EEADADACBCABBCCBCF BCDABBCBCECDA ADAEEABCBCAEAEEAA AACCBBEEBCAEEDAEE CBCEFBEABBEDCB BFCFBECAC ABBADBEACBEAEECECB FBAEABEAACCBBEEBADA AFBABDEEAEECEEA CDAFBCDCDAACEEDBEC CDCADCBCDBFBCDCACBCDE CBEBCDEBCDEAEED CBBEEBAEACBCFACABCBBB CCBBFBAEBEABBAF CBBEEB ABACDFCCDAEADBBBBBF ACBEEABCCDDAEEBCAC BEEABACDFCCDAEADBBECCD BCEEAAECDABCBCECCC BC ACCBCCBBEEBACECBCBC CDBDCFBACCBABAABCEDA EABCEABCDBBEAAEBDEEBC CBBAEFAACDEACBE CBCFBDBCECACDCBAEA EBCBBEEBABBCBFAC DB CABDEFAACBEDA CFBCDAEFACABABBCB ACDBCBFCBACCBBEEBCCBFB AABCCDAFDBEFEEAAAFDA EFBCAFBCAA DBECBBEEBAFAEBCB AECCBCAAEDFCBEADBE BFCECBBCADB BCDECCBCCDABABCDAE BBCDBAACCCBACBCBB CDAEBEECFCDBCCFB ECCBCDEACAABFBCDCDF CDFFECCBCACBACDACB CBCBCACECBCBCBADEAEA DAABCCECCECBAEAAB 54
62 BBAFAEEECAECCF BAEBCAAEAACBAEAA AEDBCBCAEBBAECBBDCE BCFBCDAEFABCEEAE BCCDAAABEAEBCCBAFCE BAEABCBCCFBAEAAEB EEBAA 55
63 ADCDEFD D BCDCBCEAACAECCABCC AABAABCDCEAC BDBABDBEABACCC AAACBCBCFCDBB CEBFBCDBBCBBBEDAA AEBDDEBCDEAADEAF BBBBABCDBCAB CBBBCEB ECDEACADDBCCEADAECBED FFEDEBCDADCC BBBAACBACFBBC CDACDEDBABABCBCBBC ABBEAEEBDAABFBEA ACBECBECADCBBC ACBCEEECBACFB ECCEEAFCB CBCAEEAACCBACF BCBBBBBFAACBA CFBCDBBECFCCB CDEAAEAAAACDEAACBCE BBCACBACF CA BEFACEDCABCDBA CBDECDCCEACBABCB CDACD CCCDECCEACBDAAC CDEACAEEEBCBBB ACAECCACDEBDCDACB BEEDABCBADDEBCEBCE CEBBABFBCABCB ABEBDADEADDBAEE BECBDEBCBCF BECACEBDEBEDCB 56
64 BABCDCEEEDCBADAD BCDCBBBADCBABF EEBFEACEFEEAB CCEBEEBCFEEEADDABDB ABEBEEBEEBDBACC BCEEACBCE AEBADCBBAEDB CABBBEAFBC CCECBEBCCDCDABCDCABEEB ACFBEAACAEBCDE CBCBDBCEBCCBABAABE BABCACEBBA FEDCEEAADBBECBCCD ECDEADAFBBAE CCFBBCCFABEDA BCBCCAE BCDBCEAECACBBBC CDFBAEEDACBAFBCBAFBCA DA BCBACBFBAC CFBABEAADACCC CEAFCCAFCAC BAAACBDAEBCC ABFCACBAABE AAACBCEEBCCBAABC BADEEBCEBCCCDB ACABCADABCBAB AEBAAE BBFCCBCCABCE ADBABBFBABADBCBA ACBABABCBCBBB EBCDCEFBBCDB ABCBBACBB CEACBACEBB FBABABBBACBBCB CDECCBAEABAABBBB EFCBABAABBECC 57
65 ECACCDBAABBACAEBC CAEABBCACBABB ECADACBABEACCAABCEBCB ECDBBA CDEEACEEECBCECFCB BAAAABACEDECCAFCA CDCDAACCCDEAECCD BBBABABEACBBCB CBCEDAE CBBCBACDBABCDBAA BACCFCACBACECD BAEACBABBCAB CADCBCFBCAA AEABACAECBFEABAC BBCBCACBBACBA CACDECBBCBCEAAAA ACBBEABEAADCBDEEB ABEBEACBBCCEEAEFB CDCACDAABCBCCACEB CBDECCABBCFCBCA BEBCBECBEFAECE ADEDCBCBECEAABACB CDABAABCEAAAA ACBAEDBCDBAE BCBBCABCCACCBBACCBEA BBEBBEEEFBEBB BBBEEBACBABACEEFB CDBAABAAEFBB CBFBBCCBCAAAE CEDACADBCABCFA CBCCBFBBCAAFBECCBC BFCBEAAECCBC 58
66 F ABCDBBBDBABBD D BADCBAECBBCCBBEEBBB EEBBBBAEEAEEEBAED BCA BBEEBEABCBACDA CBBBCBBACBBCDABCAAE CBBCCDACBBECBBEEB EFEBAACCBBEEBABDAABD CBACFCBBEEBAEABADCBAC EECBCFCDABAACCBBEEBBEE BBCCBECBBEEBBBE CBBEEBCEAEBEFEBAAC BBCACBBCDAEAEEABBBCDABC EEBCABCACDCDBCCBBEEB CBBCDAEBEBCDACACDACBBEEBA ACBDBACBCEBCAC CBBEEBAAACEEAAAC ABDEABFABBEEBADC BAACEBBEEBCBABAFA DCBBCABCA CAACDBABACBBCAABB CBBEEBACABCEACECCDECC BBCACCDEEECDECECB CBCCEAEAACE CCCCBBCBEEAEABBCDCBA CBBCABBCABDEACCEE CFCBBEEB CDBAACBCFAFCBBEEBBBCDBB AEBDEACBBCBBCADEB BCBBADBECB 59
67 BBEEBACBEDBBEAACBBCB BEEBCDCBBBACDACBBAE ABCCBCFCCBB EEBABADEDBCBFB BBCABFBCBEEBFB BBCBBCDCBB BABABBBCAADCECEE ABBCBBEEBBBEEBADBBE BCBBCBCBCBCCBBEEBA ABFABCACBCBDBB CBCEABFABECBEEDBACBEA BCB BCCBBEEBACDAECDACEBADEE EBACCCBAABEDEEEBEBBACD CBEEDBFCBAEBAACCBBEEB AEBEBCDBACABCABCBB CBBEEBBDBBEEB CDEAECBBEEBACBCB CABBCA 60
68 EDAB BCDBDBDEDCEBEEBACBA CDBEBFACBEBEB CDBACECEAFBCAB AAEBDECDABACACABDBF CCFBCBCBCBBEEBB CBCBCEEDBCDCEC DBBACECEBFDEBCABAAE BDEBCBACABACBEAEEA CBEAABBCECBBACBBCDACDE BEEACACECCBDBBAF FB EECDBDEDCACBBABDECBAB DBBAACECEBBCBCB ABCDCEEFABCAACBCCCDAEFA DBFBECCFEBCAF BFBBDEACEADABCCDBFB EBACBEAADEECDAA ECECACEBBDEBF BAAACDAEBADEBCFDAB ACBABBEBBCBA BCBCCDABABDBACDDA CCDECBACCFCCECAAA ABACBCBDBDEDADADC ACBCAACDAEFAAABACCB BBCDCCBBEEBBBCDAEFA BEBFBBBAABCBCC CBADADACBBCCAA CCBAFCCCBAFBEEBB ABBBDBBFBBCCAFBFBBDE CEEAACEBEEBADADB CCCBAFCAACBCACBD BABBBDBB ADBEFDC BACBAFCEEDEEACDCC DEBEEBBFBCBCCBBE CABCCCBACCBAF 61
69 FBCBCCBBEACBBEEB AECEEEEDBCDABEEDBBAABEE BACDABCAAAECCEACCDBA AABAAAAAACBDECBC BDAEBEDBDBBDABDEAB CDBABECCCCDAEBAADEAA BCDADBCCACBCACBCBC DAACBABCDCBBCDBA CCFEECECACDCDCD EEACECECBCBBAFBCBDAA AEBABAADACABAB CBCBCBBCBCCBEBAABB BABBAADCEBBA ABABCBACAECBC CBCDEFABAEECEFACBA CBACBCCDAEFAABCECEA FA BAEAEBCACDEEA CBDEBCCEBAACECB CBCBCFBFFEFCDCDAEFA CAEEBECAACABC CCCCABC CBBEEBAEAACBEEBEACB EACDEEAEECBC DBBACFCDCCBABA CBCBCDFBFDAABECB CBBEEBBABAA AEBBAEEEFCDCCDC CBCBEA DBD CDCBBCCCDEDACBCB BEEBBBCDEEBCCCCCBCD BFCEFBBCCBBCCBBCCC CBBEEBCDBCDECCBACDAC EDEEEBCCBECBCDEEBCECBACDAEB CDEEBCACA CCCDBCDCDACDBCDAECD BCFFABEACDFCEBCF CCEECACDDAACCDCBCBC 62
70 FCDECDDACCBEBACFA CDCDACDBCCB FBACDDCDCBCDBCACDCBC DACDACABEACCEC CCBBEEBCDEBBFBCDE DBCDEEFCBAEBCABCB CEEBCEEBAFBBABEECAC CECCAEEAFCD CCCCCBBEEB BABCEFBDABB CEFBBCDEBBCEF BBCCDACCCCB BEEBCDEACCCBCEECDEACC DBBEDBACCBEE CACEACAECAFBB BCBDAACCCCBBEEBBE BEEBACBCFABEACEBD CBECCBABEBFCAAEEAB ABBCBCECDCCE DAB CCCBBEEBAFFCABBB DBCACACBACBCEB ACDADDABEBA ACDACFCBEAACBCEDABC BCBABFCFEB DACCFCBCCDBCCBDC ABACBACCDBCACBA CEEBACBAADACBBCB ACDECACEAACDECEE AAABECDEABCEEBCCAEE CADBCDFCDFBABAECAC EECACDCDCBDCBACBC BBEACDACBCEBAAF ADEBAEECFCD CDBACEAACBBEEB CAABBACCBBCA AACCCECEECABAFBFEB CDCBBCBCDCDAEFABCCB 63
71 EBCDCBEEAAEBACEECDF CCBCDCCAACDEEBCDF BCCBCDFCCCACACCDFC CBEECBCCDFACCDFCCC BCBCDCBCDFCCEAECBBCD CCCCCFCDCCBCDDCEBEA CDABBCDCCDCCCDB BABCEEFEA BCDFCCACCCBCDFCCA CEBCBCDFBCDBCDBCAEE CBACCDEEFCBBCDAACB CBBCBDBECBACBCABACDBCDBE BAEABCBCBAAECBC EFBBACABABBAABB CDCBCBCCCBFBCD CBFCBBDABACBCB A FCECDADDAFADCCDAEFA BCECBCCBEEBFCDA ACBCBDBBEBEDBEEBDA ACBCBCABBCCBCABABBAA EFBCCABABBAAAEEE FEFBCCCBBEEBCBCCD EECBBBCACEEBFFB FCBCDCBCCBCC EEACDAECBDEEBCBBEEBBBEE BADBAABDEACDBDAB BBCBABBBACDBFACAFBEEA DAECCBCE DEB CECBEBAEACEABCB ACEFBCDEECBACDBBFA BCCECBCECFADBBACEBE BCCBEAECDCCCCBBEEB AADCCEAAECCECACBBC EBCDEBACDCECECCBCDAEFA BECCBCEBCCBEBACDBEBCCB EBAECCEAEDBCCEFE 64
72 BEEBECACCBCEBFECDA DECDAAFBFAC ECACEFBEACDDB ACAEBEDBCFBB BBCDCDAEFACEF CECDBCBAADEECCDBAD CBACAEAACBABADCBACDCBCEABE DAAAEEADFDBBA DACAEEFBCCEEBCA CCBACCCCBAAA ACBABCECBCBFBFEEC FCDACCCDCBCBBCCC CBEDACBCDABCCCBEDACBCDBF ACBEBCDAEFAAFBBE CBBCCECCDEBD AEBADABCECBCBEBBABCBA ADCBABBAECBCAECACB FABECCBCECDFEDAB CBBEEBBBEEBBDDBA AACBCCCBABEDEBEE CCEFCEFAABCAD CABCCBEACEDCBACBBAEE BEEB FBCECACBEEEEBCBCA EEBCCCBBEEB CBCCECBBABEDBB BDABBCCBAFBCAAEEEE BCAECCDCCAEABBCFCA CEECCCEBCECABBFCEF ACABBCDACBECC CEEBBCBCBBCCB CD FDCE FBBECBABCACBA EEBACBACDBFACDCDAEFA CBCDDCBAEEABDABBEEBA CBECADABECBACAEEBDE BDADEECBECEE 65
73 DADAFBBBCDCCACECBAEEA CEEBDEBBCBD CCCBBEEBCDEABBFDEBCDECB AAB BABCECDCBBEEB BCBCBCFCCBCCABCBB EEBCBCFDBCBBEEBCBC FBBEEBABEECBACFCCBACD BCDCDAEBBABBACDBF BCDBCDCEEEDABCDCB CDACACBBEEBACADADECEEC DABBCDCAEAAABB CC EACFDBACBCBA BCBCABFDBEECDCDACCBAB ABACBACDBDAECBDECCB BEEBDAEACBACADCBBEEBACA DEE CEBCBECBBCBCCEAC AEBDACACDBBCEA CBBCCBEECBBBCCCC CBBDEEAEEEEEAECDB BCDEEBBCDFCEAAE DABBCDFCEACCBBBA DBEAEECDACCBBB BACBBEECAAAFCFCDCBBBC BCCEABCCCDCCC EAECCC BACEBFCBAEBCBBEEB BCEECBBCCBCBFC BBCCDCCCCEAC BDABCDBCEEBCCBFCCD CDCDDAFDAECDCDBCB BCCDBBBADCCDBCBDAECD ADCAECBACEEAEBAF CEEBBCCDB CDCACCBBCDFBCCECB EBCBCBBEEBCDEECDCDBC DABECBAEEACD CCACBADCCCDCD DCEEDAAEACBBECBCBA 66
74 CBCBCCEBEEBCDCBF BBCDECCBCCBADACDCC ACCBEACACCCBBEEBCAEE ECCCAECACDBBCDACCB CAECBBCDBCCC ACBEEBCACDBBCCDCB CBCCBCCCDCBCDCDA ACCCCCDCCBCECF BEBACACDCEEACDBBCC CBDBCCBBBEEEEE BCCBCBABEBCB CA D CCFEABEACDACBCACCB CACCCBBEEBAAEDEF CCACBCBACDBFBCCBCD CBCBACFBEDA FBAFCDFACDF CBCBCDFACAECBACDEFC CDBCCDACDBBCEDCB BCCBBEEBEEDCBCBBEEB CDCDECCBBCDFBCA DCBCDBCABCDCEEACB CCABCFCBCCBBEEB CDEABCBABCBBEEBBA ECDCBBDCEFABECCDEEBCCF CDECEECDCBCFCB CDEBBCACDCBCDACDAEBCCEF EBACECDCDECC DACBCAFBCAEBBFCAF FEECEBBDEB EEEBCBCBBEEBCDEBB CAACBECACCEEAB BFAEBBADEECBA CEACBAECEEBCBCDBBB CECBCACBCDBBCC EF EBBADDACACBBB BFEADDBECACBAC 67
75 BBBCEFACDBCACBABC CCCACBDABCDBCBCCBB CCCDCECBECCACCA ACCACCCCA CBCBCBDCCBEE CCACB AAACBCDADDACACE BFFACBCBEFCCAC EFACDBBEECBBBCBCDECCCE CBEBADBECBFBA CAEBDABCEEBCDACBC BBCCAEFACCCDE CBBBECCDACEAACBCFB CBAACEB CBACCEEDBBBFEACFA CBDBCBCCCDEEA EECAABCFBBBABCB EECDCCBCCACEFAB EECDCBCACCBCBC AFECBFACBCAEEFCACDEE BCAEECDBDEBCBFBCDBC FBBEBCDBCBCAC DACACAACC CCECBAEECCDBCD BBCDBBCDECBACDE BABCBCBCFB CCBEAECCBCBABC CCBCABAAFCB CBBCDEBCBCDBEBCFC ECCDBCFBCDFCCDEEBB CDCDEBAAECBB ECCFECCCFBC BCBCBCACDAFCDEBACB BBCCBCBBEEBACBADA CBCECBDBEAAFECCACDEEAC DCBBEBBCEED ECEEACCFECFBCC DBCCECCECFEBACBCBC CBBEEBB BCACEDEADBCECFEBA CECEDEAFDCBBEEBACECB CBCFEECECEDEAAABCBCCDCEC 68
76 EDEABDEAADAAEBDBEEDB EBEEBABBEAEEECCCDAEF EBCDBCFEECCDBCDB BDACBCBCBACBCDC CBACBAACCEEAEBCCBBEEB CFBBBCDFBEBAC CB BDAEEACDAEBCFBECDE EDACBAEFACCDBCDACA EBBBACBCCCBAEEB CCFBEBCCACFECCCE CEECCDBCCBFCCBCB BCEBBCDCBBE BCBDBCDEACF CDEACCDBEBAAAB AACCCEEECCBCBB CBACDACACBCADCBAA CDBCDEAACDBACCCDCCACB ABCFFDBCDB EFEAABEDFDACCEEB EDDEBEABCEECAACB ACEEACBAEEABBA DDFDD EEECBABAEECBECBAB BBCECBABABEECBC BCCDCEECDCBFBCDBEE CDFBACBCACCBCD BCFACBCBABABCCDCDE EBACFCA DACCDBEEACDCDECCBEE CADBCDCBCABBCDEEBACBBA CAECBAB AAEECDBAEECDEECACE CBBBCCACECDBBAF CACFBBCDAECCDBCDCACDA AACBDECBDECEFEFABEACBB CFACBCFBCCEBCBCDB CCDAEEAAACBEEAECD CDADAE 69
77 EEADACDFADACBCDEACF EBCEBBADACBBCDEEBC CDCABACADACBAEEBAC ADACBADDBEAADEBCCBB ACDACDEEBCDBCBADA CBBAEDABACEDCBCBBABC CECCFACEDCBAEECAACCDAEE FBEECA FBECBABEADEECDCFA BBCBCDBACCDCDCDEBACA CABBCDEAFCCCBBA FCABCEDABECCAFEE ABAABECBABACDBE CBABCDEACBEADACDCFBCAAE CCCDBEECBBCB CDFAFCCBBAAE ACBCDBCAAECBFCACBCDAE CDCCCFAEECEEDBFECDABAC DBBBCBDECCBBEEBCDACD ECCEEBACBACDBFCCB DDDBCBD BCDFEBABCDECECDBAEE CBCDACCABAECDAA BBEACDCBEBCDAEBCDCBEB BCBEAAACCFAFECBA ADAFCBBCABCCEB ACEDCACBAEABBBEA CDBCFBCBECCDCDE DABAABCCDCCCFEBA CDCEBBCDCFDABAA BEDEEDABAACBCDCEA DECEABBCDAABCDCEA CDECECDAADACBCDBACDBE BBBCCDADACBADCABC BCDADACBEECBACECD ACDADACBABCBCBBFDECDABC CBBFDECDCACBDBBBACFCBB CACCACD 70
78 CACEBACCACEB BCBECAACAFACA ACEDAEBCBFBFCA DAACBCACCCEB AEEAECBCCACBECAACAA ABCDCBCBCBCFCBBC CCCBCCAAAE 71
79 ADCDEFD D BEACAACBCBAC CBCBABEAACBEB ACDBEBECBFCEC BBCAABCDDEDEEEAC ABBCDCDEFECBA BEEBACABBDBEE AABCDCBEDEDBECDBEC CAABCCCBEBAC BBCBAACBCEECCB BBDEBCBCBACBABAE CEFBEEEEACBF BCBEA FABACDBAEAACCDCAA DBCABCDEECDAD CDACDABAEECDCBDEAEFBB CBABCBBCEACBDAA BBBACBDAACDBBEE DBDDDEBCDEAACBACADE BCBDCDBBEBEBACCBCD BEEFBBEAACBEAAADCBAC ECCBACCEBFDBBFAB CBBBEFCACBDEBACDAE CA CBAACEEEEAEEC ACBCAEEAEAABCFBB BFCDCECEACAEDBE BABCACCBAABCBAAAABBC ABCECDBAFCDCD AEEBCDCBB CEECDCBFBCBEABAACCE DCBCDABA CDACBDACCACBCC BA 72
80 EBCBCDBAABDABC EECBECBEBCBDBEEEECFCB BDCCEBBABEEFBBCC BEEDEACEEABCCAF BBCABCBCACDBBA BCCAACAECCABFBDECB BCACCBEBCBAEAEB AEEDEBAAAAECBCAEBCBACF CEEB CBBCBCCACACBD EBEACECBCDBACA CECBBBEEDAAEBACE CBCDAEFAFBEFBBDDE BCECEECBDDAEFAEEADCC DACABECCCDAEFA ACCEECCBBFCDECA AFBCCABABBCACACB CABCDAEECFCCEB CBCDBAABEFCDFEBCBD ABEECAEEBFBCDCAAECFB DBCBCCDACBCBDE EE DA CBCBADCBAAABE BACFDCADEBEECBDACACDCE DEBACECBCBBA DEEBCCDBADCBAAFABED CACCECBCBCBACBCBCBC EBCCCCAACCCAFCB ADCBADCAFBABBCB C AADAACDCBCCBBEADAC DBCBBEEBACACBFCDAECBA BABACCDFCECAAEEC ECCBCCCBCBCFB ACBAAAECACCDCBCE CBCCDAEBCAEABCEACBAAA AADABABBECCBA 73
81 CFCDBCEBCCCBACEFEE CB AABDABCDBBAC EDCDEEBCBCDBCBCBA CBCADAAEECAACFCCDBC CBBFAFCACBACACCDE ACDABADCDBCACCE CDACDBCECBCECECDEFCD BCCDECCBCBAEEBBEF CDEBBBCDBCCDEFBF EFCBCBEADEEBECAB BCDBACBE ECC ACBBCDCBBCECCA BAFBCBEECACBCEEBCCDC DEDCBADCBABCEEBCEECD BBAACAECCACABCB ACDEACAACBCBACABCBEED BCCACACEACBCEEBE EECBCAEAB BEAEDAECCCDCBBBCBA ACCDAACABECAACBBECFBC EECBCCDEECDEDACEC CEBCDE CCEECBABADCBAFCBAEDCB ADBAFCBDEACBAFBAABCABB CAEABEAACBB CBEECAABECBCACDBAD DAECCBEBAFDBCECB ADACCCBBCAFCE EDAFBABBCACCBEAAAA EAADBBCDBCDBCD 74
82 F EFCCBABBD D BCBBEEBBCDABAEFBBF DEDEEEBCCBBEEBABDAFE DBCDEEBCCBACEBBCA CCBBEEBCCACCBAEECA CDACBABFDEEBBCEEFEAACDCB ABABBCCCBBEEBAFAFB EBDDACEAACBB CACFAAEECFCBCDCBBEE EEECCBBCBBEEBAABBCCB EEECBEEAABDEADABECBB DAAAABACBCFBEFE BAACFBBACCBBEEBACC BBCBBEEBAFACFAEAAE EAABCBBEEABCAABCEEBAE EBBCFBABBDEECDB CCBBDCCBBEEBABBCA ECBCCBBEEB CBBEEBFABABFECBAB ABBCDACBCBCBADEE ABCBEEECBCADBBC CBCDBACBAEBEBCA DEABFABABBFBD AEEFBACFABBCCB ACBBEEBACBBCBCDA FEAACCDBACCBACBCFCDE BEEBABAAEBEBCB CBEECCBBEEBEEBDACDBCE ABCCCCCCBEBCB CCCCBBEEBADCBAD 75
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