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18 Jam 2
03:36
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18 Jam 6
03:06
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18 Jam 7
03:08
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18 Jam 8
03:50
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18 Jam 10
04:01
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18 Jam 11
03:58
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18 Jam 13
03:02
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18 J 1
03:52
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18 J 7
04:07
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18 J 8
02:52
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18 J 9
04:20
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NB 1
03:34
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NB 2
02:58
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NB 3
04:12
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