devil incardnate \n \n jerry k. hartman \n a devilish miracle retold \n brother john hamman \n devil incardnate \n jerry k. hartman
1985
Jerry K. Hartman
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Devil Incardnate
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Inspired byAlso published here
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Sep. 1985
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double key placement \n two spectators, out of hands \n jerry k. hartman \n ruse cull \n edward marlo
1985
Jerry K. Hartman
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Double Key Placement
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Related to
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Sep. 1985
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switchless switch \n \n edward marlo
1985
Edward Marlo
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Switchless Switch
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Sep. 1985
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a case for the mystery card \n without switch at the end \n justin higham \n signed card in ---- \n edward marlo \n alex elmsley \n a case of déjà vu \n justin higham
1985
Justin Higham
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A Case for the Mystery Card
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Inspired byVariations
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Sep. 1985
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push-back move \n as out-jogged cards are removed bottom card is pushed in \n edward marlo \n linking ring
1985
Edward Marlo
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Push-Back Move
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Also published here
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Sep. 1985
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one card up \n double cut for bottom to top, erdnase break, swing cut to break, better description \n paul swinford \n one card up \n paul swinford
1985
Paul Swinford
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One Card Up
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Also published here
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Sep. 1985
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interl(ace)d king transposition \n three selections between aces, kings in other hand, aces and kings transpose \n justin higham \n streamlined interl(ace)d king transposition \n justin higham \n buffalo'd interl(ace)d king transposition \n justin higham \n interlaced transpo finesse \n justin higham
1985
Justin Higham
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Interl(Ace)d King Transposition
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Variations
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Sep. 1985
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linkard \n stapled gaff to get into linking card routine \n stephen tucker \n the immaculate connection \n paul harris \n linkard 2 \n justin higham
1985
Stephen Tucker
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Linkard
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Inspired byRelated to
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Sep. 1985
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higham's hyperbole \n \n justin higham
1985
Justin Higham
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Higham's Hyperbole
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Sep. 1985
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two color transpo \n card on face of deck transposes with tabled odd-backed card
- a la erdnase (using a different color change) \n paul swinford
1985
Paul Swinford
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Two Color Transpo
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Nov. 1985
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one good turn deserves another \n aces turn over one by one between two jokers, bizarre twist as second phase \n justin higham \n one good turn \n jerry k. hartman
1985
Justin Higham
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One Good Turn Deserves Another
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Inspired by
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Nov. 1985
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red (?) black (?) aces \n duplicate ace
- ending no. 1
- ending no. 2 \n stephen tucker
1985
Stephen Tucker
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Red (?) Black (?) Aces
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Nov. 1985
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split elmsley count \n broken elmsley count, credit information \n roy walton
1985
Roy Walton
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Split Elmsley Count
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Nov. 1985
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linkard 2 \n getting into linking card routine \n justin higham \n linkard \n stephen tucker \n the immaculate connection \n paul harris
1985
Justin Higham
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Linkard 2
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Inspired byRelated to
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Nov. 1985
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kojack \n two selections and four kings lost in deck, selections rise, kings reproduced \n david britland \n "decktectives" (charles hudson, linking ring)
1985
David Britland
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Kojack
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Inspired by- "Decktectives" (Charles Hudson, Linking Ring)
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2
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Nov. 1985
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flipover cut production \n \n david britland \n flipover cut \n david britland
1985
David Britland
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Flipover Cut Production
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Also published here
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Nov. 1985
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aceven \n aces on table, selection chosen and lost, ace of matching suit found, other aces put face up in deck, remaining ace changes into selection and its mates are now face up in center of deck \n justin higham
1985
Justin Higham
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Aceven
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Nov. 1985
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higham's hyperbole \n \n justin higham
1985
Justin Higham
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Higham's Hyperbole
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Nov. 1985
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full-deck smith-myth force \n two cards are selected with the "card at position of cut-off number"-procedure, performer forces same card on both \n jon racherbaumer \n brownwaves iii \n alex elmsley \n a multiple effect \n edward marlo \n controlled thoughts \n sidney lawrence
1986
Jon Racherbaumer
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Full-Deck Smith-Myth Force
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Inspired byRelated to
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Jan. 1986
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streamlined interl(ace)d king transposition \n three selections between aces, kings in other hand, aces and kings transpose \n justin higham \n interl(ace)d king transposition \n justin higham
1986
Justin Higham
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Streamlined Interl(Ace)d King Transposition
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Inspired by
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Jan. 1986
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buffalo'd interl(ace)d king transposition \n three selections between aces, kings in other hand, aces and kings transpose \n justin higham \n interl(ace)d king transposition \n justin higham \n buffalo'd vanish and collection \n edward marlo
1986
Justin Higham
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Buffalo'd Interl(Ace)d King Transposition
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Inspired byRelated to
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Jan. 1986
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observation power \n \n jerry k. hartman \n observation power \n jerry k. hartman
1986
Jerry K. Hartman
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Observation Power
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Also published here
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Jan. 1986
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jacks be quick \n card on top of sandwich cards, trio pushed through deck (plunger), card now sandwiched \n justin higham \n jacks be nimble \n karl fulves \n jacks be quick \n justin higham
1986
Justin Higham
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Jacks Be Quick
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Inspired byRelated to
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Jan. 1986
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higham's hyperbole \n credit information on vernon card puzzle \n justin higham \n the card puzzle \n dai vernon
1986
Justin Higham
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Higham's Hyperbole
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Related to
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Jan. 1986
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another interlaced transposition \n three selections placed between kings travel to between aces, two methods \n edward marlo \n buffalo'd vanish and collection \n edward marlo \n another interlaced transposition \n edward marlo
1986
Edward Marlo
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Another Interlaced Transposition
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Inspired byRelated to
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Mar. 1986
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simplified olram spread \n seven cards are spread into a fan of three doubles and a single \n edward marlo \n olram spread \n edward marlo
1986
Edward Marlo
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Simplified Olram Spread
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Inspired by
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Mar. 1986
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titraposition \n three twos placed between kings travel to between aces \n jerry k. hartman \n titraposition \n jerry k. hartman
1986
Jerry K. Hartman
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Titraposition
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Also published here
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Mar. 1986
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inter-transpo \n \n justin higham
1986
Justin Higham
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Inter-Transpo
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Mar. 1986
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interlaced interlude \n three selections placed between aces, they travel to between kings, then only selections remain and three of the kings are between the aces, fourth king in deck \n justin higham \n collect me not \n jay sankey \n reworked interlaced interlude \n edward marlo
1986
Justin Higham
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Interlaced Interlude
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Related toVariations
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Mar. 1986
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highams's hyperbole \n \n justin higham
1986
Justin Higham
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Highams's Hyperbole
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Mar. 1986
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quintest \n packet of five esp cards (or other cards), spectator cuts packet, then follows instructions and ends up with force card \n philip t. goldstein
1986
Philip T. Goldstein
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Quintest
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May 1986
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one-at-a-time aces \n four indifferent cards dealt on table, replaced on deck and dealt again, now one is an ace, repeated three more times until all are aces, three methods \n justin higham \n one-at-a-time aces plus climax \n justin higham
1986
Justin Higham
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One-at-a-Time Aces
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Variations
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May 1986
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another interlaced transposition \n - third method - a discard \n edward marlo \n another interlaced transposition \n edward marlo
1986
Edward Marlo
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Another Interlaced Transposition
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Related to
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May 1986
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trump triumph \n without false shuffle \n justin higham \n arc de triumph \n peter duffie
1986
Justin Higham
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Trump Triumph
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Inspired by
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May 1986
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the deo-ace trick revisited \n four aces are placed on four twos on table so that suits match, ace with same suit as selection transforms into selection \n paul swinford \n the "deo-ace" trick \n edward victor \n the deo-ace trick updated \n edward marlo
1986
Paul Swinford
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The Deo-Ace Trick Revisited
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Inspired byVariations
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5
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May 1986
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higham's hyperbole \n \n justin higham
1986
Justin Higham
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Higham's Hyperbole
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May 1986
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one-at-a-time aces plus climax \n adding a transformation climax \n justin higham \n one-at-a-time aces \n justin higham
1986
Justin Higham
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One-at-a-Time Aces Plus Climax
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Inspired by
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May 1986
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foretell-a-vision \n three royal flushs removed for two spectators and performer, spectators do as many down-under deals as they like, last card each are shown, they are reversed in performer's packet \n jerry k. hartman \n foretell-a-vision \n jerry k. hartman
1986
Jerry K. Hartman
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Foretell-a-Vision
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Also published here
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July 1986
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the finger print card trick revisited \n \n justin higham \n "the finger print card trick" (paul swinford, the linking ring, vol. 54 no. 10) \n "the thumb print card trick" (ed marlo, the linking ring, vol. 55 no. 2)
1986
Justin Higham
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The Finger Print Card Trick Revisited
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Inspired by- "The Finger Print Card Trick" (Paul Swinford, The Linking Ring, Vol. 54 No. 10)
- "The Thumb Print Card Trick" (Ed Marlo, The Linking Ring, Vol. 55 No. 2)
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July 1986
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two f(ace)d twist \n with ace through four, transformation kicker to aces, one ace travels to deck, two methods \n justin higham
1986
Justin Higham
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Two F(Ace)d Twist
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July 1986
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diamond bar - recut \n \n jerry k. hartman \n diamond bar \n daryl martinez \n diamond bar-recut \n jerry k. hartman
1986
Jerry K. Hartman
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Diamond Bar - Recut
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Inspired byAlso published here
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July 1986
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second advent \n sandwiched card transposes with tabled card, only four cards used \n justin higham \n advent \n stephen clark
1986
Justin Higham
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Second Advent
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Inspired by
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July 1986
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53
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higham's hyperbole \n \n justin higham
1986
Justin Higham
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Higham's Hyperbole
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6
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July 1986
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54
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