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363
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11
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357
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09
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305
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10
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479
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08
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382
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12
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322
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09
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451
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11
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459
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08
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348
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09
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349
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09
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434
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12
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419
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09
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307
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07
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324
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08
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409
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10
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450
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11
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366
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10
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392
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09
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400
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10
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431
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10
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321
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11
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386
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10
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402
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11
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428
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09
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388
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10
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354
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10
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437
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11
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464
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11
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320
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11
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383
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11
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412
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11
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426
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08
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301
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08
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384
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11
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403
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10
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429
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08
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326
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09
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370
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11
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444
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10
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482
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10
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340
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09
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325
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08
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441
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10
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472
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12
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346
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12
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344
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09
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407
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10
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442
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10
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329
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13
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306
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11
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476
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08
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486
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10
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343
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12
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328
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10
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499
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10
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445
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11
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327
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11
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358
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09
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487
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10
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418
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10
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316
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11
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364
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10
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456
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10
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433
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10
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311
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13
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365
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10
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492
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09
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414
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10
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318
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10
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303
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10
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470
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08
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417
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11
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395
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10
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352
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10
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436
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08
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453
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08
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376
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10
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337
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08
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421
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10
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458
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09
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330
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09
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317
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08
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462
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08
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489
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13
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315
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09
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399
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09
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420
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09
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410
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11
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369
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07
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334
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10
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496
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08
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408
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10
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302
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09
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396
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12
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465
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09
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510
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10
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362
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07
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345
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09
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457
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09
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515
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09
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361
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10
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314
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07
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438
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01
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516
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09
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385
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11
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394
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13
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449
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08
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514
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10
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304
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09
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336
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10
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413
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10
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505
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11
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371
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11
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375
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10
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473
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09
|
517
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10
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393
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11
|
373
|
12
|
455
|
08
|
513
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08
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338
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10
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372
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12
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474
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09
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504
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07
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380
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07
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342
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08
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446
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10
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512
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10
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381
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09
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356
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08
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406
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07
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520
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09
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333
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00
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355
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08
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430
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09
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507
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11
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330
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09
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379
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10
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425
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10
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509
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10
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502
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11
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511
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your reading, my pleasure || your analysis, my treasure ||
Sunday, February 9, 2014
In Course result for English Hons 1st year READING SKILL Majharul Haq
Sunday, January 26, 2014
In-course exam: First Year Honors (English).
Reading Comprehension Passage for questions and other
grammar checks: All the qs will be supplied in the exam
Let’s go
some place like Bolivia
The truth is that no part of the beautiful country of
Bolivia looks anything like its portrayal in the film, and quite rightly the
film has been banned here as an offence against national pride, dignity and
honour. But hidden away at the back of our first class compartment was none
other than General Juan Lenchi Suarez, the most important figure in the present
Bolivian cabinet and a man widely tipped as the country’s next President. On
the small side, like most Bolivians, he had to keep leaping up and down to see
over the seat in front, to check out the details of this grave affront to
Bolivia.
La Paz itself is tucked beneath the permanently snow-capped
mountain of Illimani, in a dramatic canyon a thousand feet the level of the
Altiplano. The Spaniards settled here in 1548 because it was out of the wind.
The Indians live at the top of the town and the white middle classes at the
bottom. The permanent fear of the latter is that the Indians will descend upon
them as once they did during the revolution of 1952, and sweep them into the
filthy waters of the Choquepapa River. To make sure that does not happen, a
series of counter revolutions have been effected by the armed forces. The
latest looks extremely permanent, though appearances in Bolivia are often
deceptive.
Monday, January 20, 2014
Mid Term Result for BU students, Sem: Fall
The Result of Mid Term Exam: Dept. of English, BU
ID No. Mid 1 Mid 2
1302030001 12
14
1302030002 13 15
1302030003 16 17
1302030004 14 14
1302030004 14 14
Majharul Haq
20.1.14
Sunday, January 19, 2014
syllabus for the semester final exam for BU
Broad Questions: Marks 8
* summary on 20th century literature
* note on 20th C. English Modern poetry
* Note on 20th C. English Drama
* Notes on 20th C. women writers
* Notes on Post war Literature
*Short notes: each carry 3
T.S. Eliot, D.H. Lawrence, Problem play,Post war English poets and poetry, Realism, Modernism, Absurd drama, Stream of Consciousness technique in Modern novel
*Short qs: each carry 2
Celtic modernism. James Joyce, Characteristics of 20th C. novel, Modern Dramatists, Feminism, Events on 1930s and 1940s, Period of experiment and innovation, W. B. Yeats, Different types of novel on 20th C.
Majharul Haq
Broad Questions: Marks 8
* summary on 20th century literature
* note on 20th C. English Modern poetry
* Note on 20th C. English Drama
* Notes on 20th C. women writers
* Notes on Post war Literature
*Short notes: each carry 3
T.S. Eliot, D.H. Lawrence, Problem play,Post war English poets and poetry, Realism, Modernism, Absurd drama, Stream of Consciousness technique in Modern novel
*Short qs: each carry 2
Celtic modernism. James Joyce, Characteristics of 20th C. novel, Modern Dramatists, Feminism, Events on 1930s and 1940s, Period of experiment and innovation, W. B. Yeats, Different types of novel on 20th C.
Majharul Haq
Tuesday, January 14, 2014
Result of Quiz & Assignment for the students of BU English Dept.
The Result of Quiz & Assignment: Dept. of English, BU
ID No. Quiz1 Quiz2 Quiz3 Assignment
1302030001 07 05 3.5
1302030002 07 06 04
1302030003 08 06 7.5 4.5
1302030004 05 05 3.5 3.5
1302030004 06 06 4.5 4.0
Majharul Haq
14.01.2014
Wednesday, December 25, 2013
Mid-Term Exam Syllabus for BU
Following topics will be discussed / studied for Short Question types: Marks 20
Five short questions will have to be answered:
Characteristics of the Elizabethan Age
Important features of the Age of Renaissance
English Romantic Age : its important features
Short notes:
Seneca, University Wits, Marlowe, Globe Theatre, Elizabethan Sonneteer
Poetic Diction, Addison and Steele, Lyrical Ballads, William Wordsworth, Romantic Revival
majhar.haq@gmail.com
Five short questions will have to be answered:
Characteristics of the Elizabethan Age
Important features of the Age of Renaissance
English Romantic Age : its important features
Short notes:
Seneca, University Wits, Marlowe, Globe Theatre, Elizabethan Sonneteer
Poetic Diction, Addison and Steele, Lyrical Ballads, William Wordsworth, Romantic Revival
majhar.haq@gmail.com
Saturday, December 21, 2013
in course exam qs for Hons 3rd yer linguistics
In course Linguistics Qs. for 3rd yr. English students:
Study area
for in-course exam of Linguistics:
(Following topics will be studied for the brief/short
questions only)
Phonetics, phonology, Lenis, Fortis, Elision, Fricatives,
Speech organs
Ferdinand De Saussure, Prague School of Linguistics, Syntax,
Deep n Surface structure,
NP- Movement, Diglossia n Billingulism, Passivization,
Sociolinguistics, LAD
ZPD, Pidgin, Creole, Code-Switching
Draw an illustration of the speech organ
Draw an illustration of the speech organ
Majharul Haq
Asst. Prof. of English, Comilla Victoria Govt. College
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