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  01.02.08  345        1         1     2               345
  01.03.08  345        1         1     3               345
  01.04.08  345        1         1     4               345
  01.05.08  345        1         1     5               345
  01.06.08  345        1         1     6               345
  01.07.08  345        1         1     7               345
  01.08.08  345        1         1     8               345
  01.09.08  345        1         1     9               345
  01.10.08  345        1         1    10               345
  01.11.08  345        1         1    11               345
  01.12.08  345        1         1    12               345
  01.01.07  567        1        12     1               567
  01.02.08  345        1         1     2               567
  01.03.08  345        1         1     3               567
  01.04.08  345        1         1     4               567
  01.05.08  345        1         1     5               567
  01.06.08  345        1         1     6               567
  01.07.08  345        1         1     7               567
  01.08.08  345        1         1     8               567
  01.09.08  345        1         1     9               567
  01.10.08  345        1         1    10               567
  01.11.08  345        1         1    11               567
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  Marcus

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