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61. KLETZIN A; ADAMS MWW
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62. SAKO Y; TAKAI K; UCHIDA A; ISHIDA Y
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63. STICHT H; WILDEGGER G; BENTROP D; DARIMONT B; STERNER R; ROSCH P
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64. HOUSE CH; MILLER SL
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65. BLOCHL E; BURGGRAF S; FIALA G; LAURERER G; HUBER G; HUBER R; RACHEL R; SEGERER A; STETTER KO; VOLKL P
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66. SCHONHEIT P; SCHAFER T
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67. GAMBACORTA A; GLIOZZI A; DEROSA M
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68. KWAK YS; KOBAYASHI T; AKIBA T; HORIKOSHI K; KIM YB
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69. RAGUENES G; MEUNIER JR; ANTOINE E; GODFROY A; CAPRAIS JC; LESONGEUR F; GUEZENNEC J; BARBIER G
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70. ADAMS MWW; PERLER FB; KELLY RM
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71. ANTOINE E; GUEZENNEC J; MEUNIER JR; LESONGEUR F; BARBIER G
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72. SCHURIG H; BEAUCAMP N; OSTENDORP R; JAENICKE R; ADLER E; KNOWLES JR
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73. DELATOUR CB; KALTOUM H; PORTEMER C; CONFALONIERI F; HUBER R; DUGUET M
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74. HOAKI T; NISHIJIMA M; MIYASHITA H; MARUYAMA T
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75. PRIEUR D; ERAUSO G; JEANTHON C
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76. HAMANA K; HAMANA H; ITOH T
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77. LUPAS A; MULLER S; GOLDIE K; ENGEL AM; ENGEL A; BAUMEISTER W
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78. KUROSAWA N; SUGAI A; FUKUDA I; ITOH T; HORIUCHI T; ITOH YH
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79. KUROSAWA N; OHKURA K; HORIUCHI T; ITOH YH
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80. BEHAMMER W; SHAO ZX; MAGES W; RACHEL R; STETTER KO; SCHMITT R
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81. GLUCH MF; TYPKE D; BAUMEISTER W
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82. MARTEINSSON VT; WATRIN L; PRIEUR D; CAPRAIS JC; RAGUENES G; ERAUSO G
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83. WILDEGGER G; BENTROP D; EJCHART A; ALBER M; HAGE A; STERNER R; ROSCH P
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84. SMITH ET; BLAMEY JM; ZHOU ZH; ADAMS MWW
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85. GAMBACORTA A; TRINCONE A; NICOLAUS B; LAMA L; DEROSA M
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86. ACCA M; BOCCHETTA M; CECCARELLI E; CRETI R; STETTER KO; CAMMARANO P
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87. GUEZENNEC J; RIMBAULT A; GODFROY A; FROMAGE M; MAREC F; ROCCHIOCIOLI F
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88. CANGANELLA F; JONES WJ
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89. CANGANELLA F; JONES WJ
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90. DARIMONT B; STERNER R
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91. ADAMS MWW
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92. BONCHOSMOLOVSKAYA EA
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93. BURGGRAF S; MAYER T; AMANN R; SCHADHAUSER S; WOESE CR; STETTER KO
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94. HOAKI T; NISHIJIMA M; KATO M; ADACHI K; MIZOBUCHI S; HANZAWA N; MARUYAMA T
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95. HELGESON HC; AMEND JP
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96. USENKO IA
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97. KELLY RM; BAROSS JA; ADAMS MWW
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98. BLAMEY JM; ADAMS MWW
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99. SMITH ET; BLAMEY JM; ADAMS MWW
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100. KELLY RM; ADAMS MWW
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