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762[5]

9
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Abu Zaid Hassan
264 878 / Kanfu

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( 2)

1.
450 411.3 ( 3) 15 4.5

( 3)

( 4)

2. 55 50.2
25 22.85 B ( 1)
23
0.60.9

3. 42 38.39
19.5 5.85 ( 4)

4.
( 5)

1516

5. 125 37.5
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300 90
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375
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878

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[8] 1981
127
1937 16

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