786:'s inauguration in January 2002. DiFrancesco served as acting governor for all but the last week of this period, until his term as senate president ended. As attorney general, Farmer then served as acting governor for ninety minutes, until the election of Bennett and Codey as co-presidents of the senate. The latter two then divided the last week of the term between them, with Codey serving for three days, from January 12, 2002, to January 15, 2002, leading to a situation in which the state had five different people serving as governor during a period of eight days (DiFrancesco, Farmer, Bennett, Codey, and McGreevey).
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3507:, December 13, 2016. Accessed July 15, 2019. "State Sen. Richard Codey was raised in an apartment upstairs from his family’s funeral home next to an imposing Catholic church in Orange, where the parish, the business and the family were intertwined.... Nonetheless, Codey and other prominent Catholic legislators are breaking with the church in supporting a bill that would allow assisted suicide in New Jersey."
3474:, September 8, 2007. Accessed September 8, 2007. "State Assemblyman Alfred Steele, one of 11 public officials arrested Thursday in a federal corruption sting, said Saturday that he would resign Monday from the legislature. The announcement by Steele, a Democrat from Passaic, came less than a day after the other assemblyman arrested, Mims Hackett Jr., had stepped down."
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810:'s large number of endorsements as well as his large campaign war chest, funded primarily by his great personal wealth, convinced Codey to announce officially on January 31, 2005, that he would step aside. Codey served as governor until Corzine was sworn in on January 17, 2006, following Corzine's victory in the November 8, 2005
3322:, August 14, 2023. Accessed August 16, 2023. "Former governor and state Sen. Richard J. Codey, the longest-serving legislator in New Jersey history, who held the top post for a 14-month period, announced he will be stepping down after 50 years of service. He said he will finish out the Senate term this year and then retire."
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increase from August 2004). In addition, voters were twice as likely to have a favorable view (51%) as opposed to an unfavorable view (25%) of the governor, a two-to-one ratio despite that three in five (59%) also lamented the state was "on the wrong track."
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that same year and has since risen through the ranks to become Senate
President. He first ascended to that post in 2002 to 2010. He serves in the Senate on the Legislative Services Commission. He also has a hockey arena named in his honor, also known as
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September 27, 2011, voters were asked "If you could pick a Democrat to run against
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solicited slogan suggestions from citizens and then choose five finalists, which he opened to a vote from the public. Days prior to leaving the governor's office, Codey announced the winner: "New Jersey: Come See for Yourself".
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in his 2002 re-election campaign, where ethical problems and declining poll numbers led to Torricelli exiting the race, to be replaced as the Democratic candidate by former senator
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established drug testing for high school athletes on teams that play in the championships, with the state paying for the drug testing program. He also successfully negotiated for
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3679:"In East Rutherford, N.J., New Football Stadium, but at Whose Cost?"
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Special Election? Republicans, Independents...yes Democrats...no.
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3499:"Catholic lawmakers support assisted suicide despite faith"
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Rible/Rumana want Thomas Nast off NJ Hall of Fame ballot
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3351:"On Politics; The Bishops, in Codey, Have a New Target"
3418:"The one that starts in the 1960s and ends with Codey"
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O'Neill, James M.; Stile, Charles (August 14, 2023).
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3623:"Worth Noting; How Many Governors Does It Take?"
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511:Codey's wife and former New Jersey First Lady,
3631:, January 22, 2006. Accessed January 24, 2022.
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4020:New Jersey Senate Democrats Website Biography
3755:"New Jersey Governor Is Injured in Car Crash"
996:John Lettiere, Commissioner of Transportation
766:'s resignation in 2001 to become head of the
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3719:Codey Announces Winning State Tourism Slogan
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3370:"Former governor pulls few punches in book"
978:Col. Joseph Fuentes, Superintendent of the
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3550:"N.J.'S LINE OF SUCCESSION / A SIMPLE FIX"
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951:, Commissioner of Environmental Protection
702:Health, Human Services and Senior Citizens
42:
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5679:Our Lady of the Valley High School alumni
4025:New Jersey Voter Information Website 2003
1144:Potential gubernatorial candidacy in 2009
1048:Rolando Torres, Commissioner of Personnel
993:Charles Kuperus, Secretary of Agriculture
969:Paul Fader, Chief Counsel to the governor
638:. The other Assembly seat is occupied by
5649:Democratic Party governors of New Jersey
4284:Order of precedence of the United States
484:, which covered the western portions of
3440:
3438:
3312:O'Neill, James M.; and Stile, Charles.
3305:
917:As Corzine attended the swearing in of
898:, which was constructed jointly by the
798:on November 15, 2004. According to the
5674:Orange High School (New Jersey) alumni
3949:Richard Codey's 2011 Campaign web page
3753:David Kocieniewski and David W. Chen,
3642:"Codey Signs Pay-To-Play Ban into Law"
840:following the resignation of Governor
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5704:20th-century American businesspeople
4011:New Jersey Governor Richard J. Codey
3809:“Richard Who?” Weighs in as Underdog
3660:"The Record: Fighting steroid abuse"
803:for a full four-year term. However,
5729:21st-century New Jersey politicians
5724:20th-century New Jersey politicians
5699:Presidents of the New Jersey Senate
5694:People from West Orange, New Jersey
5684:Politicians from Orange, New Jersey
4338:Presidents of the New Jersey Senate
1156:. Corzine remained in the race and
472:from 2004 to 2006. A member of the
3533:Legislative Roster for District 27
3172:New Jersey general election, 1973
2956:New Jersey general election, 1975
2689:New Jersey general election, 1977
2441:New Jersey general election, 1979
2356:New Jersey general election, 1981
2251:New Jersey general election, 1983
2146:New Jersey general election, 1987
2066:New Jersey general election, 1991
1961:New Jersey general election, 1993
1856:New Jersey general election, 1997
1760:New Jersey general election, 2001
1655:New Jersey general election, 2003
1550:New Jersey general election, 2007
1470:New Jersey general election, 2011
528:Our Lady of the Valley High School
25:
5714:21st-century American legislators
5709:20th-century American legislators
3568:Benson, Josh (October 25, 2005).
1364:New Jersey general election, 2013
1257:New Jersey general election, 2017
1175:New Jersey general election, 2021
188:111th and 113th President of the
5689:People from Roseland, New Jersey
5039:
4972:
3924:Secretary of State of New Jersey
3874:Corzine Has Tough Acts to Follow
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960:, Commissioner of Human Services
488:and the southeastern portion of
3954:New Jersey legislative web page
3644:(Press release). Office of the
3416:Edge, Wally (January 7, 2008).
1036:Seema Singh, Ratepayer Advocate
434:
27:American politician (born 1946)
4015:National Governors Association
3887:Christie Approvals Bounce Back
3045:
1825:African-Americans For Justice
1076:Fairleigh Dickinson University
778:, as well as Attorney General
576:Fairleigh Dickinson University
518:Codey grew up in his family's
449:Fairleigh Dickinson University
1:
800:New Jersey State Constitution
3539:. Accessed January 11, 2022.
3523:. Accessed January 28, 2022.
3451:. Accessed January 28, 2022.
4043:New Jersey General Assembly
3848:No Traction for Challengers
3701:"A sitcom: Slogan's zeroes"
855:. Both Codey and his wife,
721:2022—23 Legislative Session
717:New Jersey General Assembly
324:New Jersey General Assembly
5745:
5654:American funeral directors
3555:The Press of Atlantic City
2990:Richard Codey (Incumbent)
2723:Richard Codey (Incumbent)
2475:Richard Codey (Incumbent)
2285:Richard Codey (Incumbent)
2180:Richard Codey (Incumbent)
2095:Richard Codey (Incumbent)
1995:Richard Codey (Incumbent)
1890:Richard Codey (Incumbent)
1789:Richard Codey (Incumbent)
1689:Richard Codey (Incumbent)
1584:Richard Codey (Incumbent)
1499:Richard Codey (Incumbent)
1399:Richard Codey (Incumbent)
1292:Richard Codey (Incumbent)
1205:Richard Codey (Incumbent)
876:New Jersey State Policemen
693:Legislative Oversight, as
536:Oratory Preparatory School
5719:Catholics from New Jersey
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3445:Senator Richard J. Codey
2846:Katherine E. Florentine
987:, State Attorney General
847:Codey is an advocate of
823:constitutional amendment
632:Essex County, New Jersey
603:Return to Senate service
353:Constituency established
5126:Dominion of New England
5015:Governors of New Jersey
4112:from the 27th district
4060:from the 26th district
2573:Timothy A. Gaylord Jr.
2547:Leonard P. Messina Sr.
1923:Richard R. Klattenberg
715:and two members in the
597:West Orange, New Jersey
274:Minority Leader of the
4242:Governor of New Jersey
4211:Governor of New Jersey
3958:New Jersey Legislature
3646:Governor of New Jersey
3621:Jones, Richard Lezin.
3537:New Jersey Legislature
3521:New Jersey Legislature
3449:New Jersey Legislature
1066:Public opinion summary
842:Christine Todd Whitman
764:Christine Todd Whitman
753:Governor of New Jersey
727:Senator Richard Codey
699:Environment and Energy
646:on September 8, 2007.
612:
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497:New Jersey Legislature
470:governor of New Jersey
244:until January 13, 2004
60:Governor of New Jersey
3822:The Honeymoon is Over
861:postpartum depression
685:Committee assignments
611:Codey in October 2008
610:
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5023:Proprietary Province
4072:Mildred Barry Garvin
3271:Monroe Jay Lustbader
3088:Raymond Findley Jr.
2794:Daniel Di Benedetto
2760:Mildred Barry Garvin
2512:Mildred Barry Garvin
1150:Obama administration
1107:Dr. Peter J. Woolley
816:United States Senate
593:South Mountain Arena
4057:New Jersey Assembly
3926:. November 30, 2021
3906:, November 4, 2009.
3898:Margolin, Joshua. "
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762:Following Governor
558:New Jersey Assembly
530:and transferred to
476:, he served in the
466:Richard James Codey
387:Richard James Codey
240:Co-Presidency with
4298:as Former Governor
4276:as Former Governor
4150:Served alongside:
4136:Donald DiFrancesco
4128:Political offices
4065:Served alongside:
3760:The New York Times
3684:The New York Times
3628:The New York Times
3574:The New York Times
3356:The New York Times
3331:Codey, Richard J.
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4180:New Jersey Senate
4178:President of the
4159:Succeeded by
4148:2002–2008
4144:New Jersey Senate
4142:President of the
4118:Succeeded by
4109:New Jersey Senate
4092:New Jersey Senate
4077:Succeeded by
4063:1974–1982
3861:Codey a Tough Act
3763:, April 13, 2007.
3648:. March 22, 2005.
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1084:New Jersey Senate
1011:, State Treasurer
713:New Jersey Senate
652:Robert Torricelli
617:New Jersey Senate
582:New Jersey Senate
572:bachelor's degree
478:New Jersey Senate
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299:John A. Lynch Jr.
276:New Jersey Senate
190:New Jersey Senate
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865:New Jersey 101.5
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36:Richard Codey
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5322:M. Dickerson
5284:(since 1776)
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4240:
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4200:John Bennett
4177:
4153:John Bennett
4151:
4141:
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4080:Leanna Brown
4066:
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3930:December 12,
3928:. Retrieved
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3283:Total votes
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3153:Total votes
3146:
3123:
3043:
3038:
3033:
3029:(Incumbent)
3025:
3018:
3004:
2999:
2994:
2989:
2982:
2945:
2940:
2937:Total votes
2930:
2895:Lynne Speed
2881:
2775:
2770:
2765:
2758:
2751:
2737:
2732:
2727:
2722:
2715:
2678:
2673:
2670:Total votes
2651:Lynne Speed
2528:
2523:
2518:
2514:(Incumbent)
2510:
2503:
2489:
2484:
2479:
2474:
2467:
2427:
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2419:Total votes
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2104:
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2047:Total votes
2009:
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1999:
1994:
1987:
1950:
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1942:Total votes
1904:
1899:
1894:
1889:
1882:
1847:
1842:
1839:Total votes
1828:Donald Page
1798:
1793:
1788:
1781:
1749:
1744:
1741:Total votes
1703:
1698:
1693:
1688:
1681:
1644:
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1636:Total votes
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1536:
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1491:
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1454:
1451:Total votes
1413:
1408:
1403:
1398:
1391:
1352:
1347:
1344:Total votes
1306:
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1296:
1291:
1284:
1247:
1242:
1239:Total votes
1214:
1209:
1204:
1197:
1147:
1126:
1119:
1115:
1111:
1103:
1099:
1095:
1090:
1088:
1069:
1056:
980:State Police
964:Lucille Davy
940:Donald Bryan
919:Bob Menendez
916:
912:
908:
892:
884:
872:Craig Carton
846:
831:
820:
805:U.S. Senator
793:
790:2004 to 2006
761:
733:Assemblyman
710:
694:
688:
672:
660:
648:
644:Mims Hackett
630:, a town in
614:
588:State Senate
585:
561:
520:funeral home
517:
494:
486:Essex County
465:
464:
364:Leanna Brown
359:Succeeded by
338:
306:Succeeded by
283:
263:Succeeded by
242:John Bennett
232:
220:Succeeded by
197:
177:Succeeded by
154:
128:Succeeded by
102:
90:Succeeded by
67:
29:
5644:1946 births
5583:DiFrancesco
5182:Montgomerie
4934:DiFrancesco
4789:Van Alstyne
4749:Hendrickson
4252:Jon Corzine
4155:(2002–2004)
4030:Appearances
3697:Kelly, Mike
3658:Editorial.
3607:February 8,
3579:February 8,
3110:Libertarian
2868:Libertarian
2842:Libertarian
2621:Libertarian
1134:Cory Booker
1122:Jon Corzine
1031:A.J. Sabath
1020:Major Gen.
888:pay to play
808:Jon Corzine
780:John Farmer
707:District 27
628:West Orange
621:Assemblyman
349:Preceded by
294:Preceded by
251:Preceded by
208:Preceded by
165:Preceded by
115:Preceded by
95:Jon Corzine
78:Preceded by
5638:Categories
5472:J. F. Fort
5377:G. F. Fort
5327:Williamson
5307:Bloomfield
5292:Livingston
5245:(Lt. Gov.)
5168:(Lt. Gov.)
5166:Ingoldesby
4899:Beadleston
4564:Hutchinson
4246:2004–2006
4184:2008–2010
4115:1982–2024
4084:Dean Gallo
3706:The Record
3665:The Record
3504:The Record
3319:The Record
3300:References
3266:Republican
3248:Republican
3221:Democratic
3195:Democratic
3180:Candidate
3133:U.S. Labor
3084:Republican
3058:Republican
3020:Democratic
2984:Democratic
2964:Candidate
2917:U.S. Labor
2891:U.S. Labor
2816:Republican
2790:Republican
2753:Democratic
2717:Democratic
2697:Candidate
2647:U.S. Labor
2595:U.S. Labor
2569:Republican
2543:Republican
2505:Democratic
2469:Democratic
2449:Candidate
2404:Republican
2379:Democratic
2364:Candidate
2314:Republican
2279:Democratic
2259:Candidate
2209:Republican
2174:Democratic
2154:Candidate
2114:Republican
2089:Democratic
2074:Candidate
2024:Republican
1989:Democratic
1969:Candidate
1919:Republican
1884:Democratic
1864:Candidate
1808:Republican
1783:Democratic
1768:Candidate
1718:Republican
1683:Democratic
1663:Candidate
1613:Republican
1578:Democratic
1558:Candidate
1518:Republican
1493:Democratic
1478:Candidate
1428:Republican
1393:Democratic
1373:Candidate
1321:Republican
1286:Democratic
1266:Candidate
1224:Republican
1199:Democratic
1184:Candidate
1080:PublicMind
973:Jeanne Fox
958:James Davy
868:talk radio
744:Mila Jasey
640:Mila Jasey
503:Early life
426:Mary Rolli
414:Democratic
393:1946-11-27
368:Dean Gallo
5610:P. Murphy
5589:McGreevey
5462:F. Murphy
5422:McClellan
5130:(1688–89)
4929:Lynch Jr.
4889:McDermott
4874:Lynch Sr.
4784:Summerill
4714:A. Reeves
4669:Wallworth
4369:Alexander
4349:Smallwood
812:elections
445:Education
339:In office
328:from the
284:In office
233:In office
198:In office
155:In office
144:from the
103:In office
68:In office
5621:* Under
5605:Christie
5543:Driscoll
5457:Voorhees
5407:Randolph
5367:Stratton
5337:Southard
5297:Paterson
5270:Franklin
5251:(acting)
5239:(acting)
5228:(acting)
5222:(acting)
5220:Hamilton
5206:(acting)
5204:Hamilton
5200:(acting)
5198:Anderson
5189:(acting)
5116:Hamilton
5106:Hamilton
5096:Byllynge
5078:Hamilton
5068:Hamilton
5058:Carteret
5031:Carteret
4884:Forsythe
4744:Loizeaux
4719:Richards
4604:Ackerman
4534:Voorhees
4529:Williams
4524:Thompson
4399:Reckless
4359:Canfield
853:Medicare
675:Catholic
636:Roseland
332:district
148:district
122:(acting)
5600:Corzine
5578:Whitman
5523:Hoffman
5498:Edwards
5482:Fielder
5255:Bernard
5249:Reading
5243:Pownall
5237:Reading
5232:Belcher
5226:Reading
5063:Barclay
4964:Scutari
4959:Sweeney
4939:Bennett
4919:Orechio
4914:Merlino
4909:Feldman
4894:Bateman
4879:Ridolfi
4869:Sandman
4849:Hillery
4819:Wallace
4804:Hannold
4799:Littell
4774:Proctor
4764:Stanger
4734:Barbour
4704:Pierson
4694:Stevens
4619:Johnson
4614:Fielder
4594:Robbins
4589:Hillery
4579:Bradley
4569:Wakelee
4559:Francis
4549:Johnson
4479:Schenck
4469:Gardner
4429:Robbins
4419:Buckley
4409:Scudder
4404:Robbins
4394:Crowell
4384:Gifford
4379:Herring
4364:Manners
3732:Reuters
3548:Staff.
3471:Newsday
3427:May 17,
3287:84,864
3275:12,502
3255:13,978
3234:28,102
3206:30,282
3157:63,001
3034:20,830
2995:22,618
2941:70,531
2797:11,322
2766:23,430
2728:25,605
2674:39,696
2519:12,910
2480:14,320
2423:41,140
2411:10,737
2390:30,403
2341:25,198
2290:18,943
2236:22,334
2185:17,064
2133:28,879
2100:19,677
2051:44,117
2031:10,979
2000:33,138
1946:45,020
1895:35,770
1843:54,467
1815:17,871
1794:35,237
1745:26,178
1694:17,220
1640:29,999
1589:23,631
1537:43,830
1525:16,741
1504:27,089
1455:57,872
1435:23,581
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1297:43,066
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5477:Wilson
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5412:Parker
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2216:5,270
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2121:9,202
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1376:Votes
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1269:Votes
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1234:35.13
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524:Orange
420:Spouse
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4944:Codey
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4759:Scott
4754:Foran
4729:Prall
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3239:33.1
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2800:16.1
2771:33.2
2733:36.3
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2324:24.8
2295:75.2
2219:23.6
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2124:31.9
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2034:24.9
2005:75.1
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1900:79.5
1818:32.8
1799:64.7
1728:34.2
1699:65.8
1631:13.0
1623:21.2
1604:13.0
1594:78.8
1528:38.2
1509:61.8
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1409:59.3
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2227:1.2
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