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condition1
397
322
350
346
338
324
461
477
432
373
386
412
475
360.5
384
324
424
319
454.5
412
387
370


condition2
360.5
318.5
356
316.5
330
296.5
444
474
416.5
355
320
401.5
363.5
332
363
324
388
312
344
372
347.5
338

condition3
372
354
358
311
336.5
297
485
461
407.5
365
342
428
494
343.5
372
324
379.5
345
389
384
363
346


condition4
324
305.5
364
320
327.5
288.5
432.5
434
447
369
315
397.5
515
339
405
330
396
319
345
381.5
340
317

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