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Di seguito una lista di asteroidi dal numero 319001 al 320000 con data di scoperta e scopritore.

319001-319100

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|319001 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319002 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319003 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
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|319004 - ||  ||  || NEAT
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|319005 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319006 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319007 - ||  ||  || CSS
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|319008 - ||  ||  || CSS
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|319009 Kudirka||  ||  || Moletai
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|319010 - ||  ||  || CSS
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|319011 - ||  ||  || NEAT
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|319012 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
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|319013 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
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|319014 - ||  ||  || NEAT
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|319015 - ||  ||  || CSS
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|319016 - ||  ||  || CSS
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|319017 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319018 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319019 - ||  ||  || Becker, A. C.
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|319020 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319021 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
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|319022 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319023 - ||  ||  || Sarneczky, K.
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|319024 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
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|319025 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319026 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319027 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319028 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319029 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
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|319030 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319031 - ||  ||  || CSS
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|319032 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319033 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319034 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319035 - ||  ||  || CSS
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|319036 - ||  ||  || CSS
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|319037 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319038 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319039 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319040 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319041 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319042 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319043 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319044 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319045 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319046 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319047 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319048 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319049 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319050 - ||  ||  || Becker, A. C.
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|319051 - ||  ||  || Becker, A. C.
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|319052 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319053 - ||  ||  || Becker, A. C.
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|319054 - ||  ||  || NEAT
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|319055 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319056 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319057 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319058 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319059 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319060 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319061 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319062 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319063 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319064 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319065 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319066 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319067 - ||  ||  || CSS
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|319068 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319069 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319070 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319071 - ||  ||  || Kocher, P.
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|319072 - ||  ||  || Healy, D.
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|319073 - ||  ||  || NEAT
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|319074 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319075 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319076 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319077 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319078 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319079 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319080 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319081 - ||  ||  || CSS
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|319082 - ||  ||  || CSS
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|319083 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319084 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319085 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319086 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319087 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319088 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319089 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319090 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319091 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319092 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319093 - ||  ||  || CSS
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|319094 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319095 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319096 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319097 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319098 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319099 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319100 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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319101-319200

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|319101 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319102 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
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|319103 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
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|319104 - ||  ||  || CSS
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|319105 - ||  ||  || LONEOS
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|319106 - ||  ||  || CSS
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|319107 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319108 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319109 - ||  ||  || Healy, D.
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|319110 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319111 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319112 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319113 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319114 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319115 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319116 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319117 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
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|319118 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
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|319119 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319120 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319121 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319122 - ||  ||  || CSS
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|319123 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
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|319124 - ||  ||  || CSS
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|319125 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
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|319126 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319127 - ||  ||  || Buie, M. W.
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|319128 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319129 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319130 - ||  ||  || CSS
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|319131 - ||  ||  || CSS
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|319132 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319133 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319134 - ||  ||  || Young, J. W.
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|319135 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319136 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319137 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319138 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319139 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319140 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319141 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319142 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319143 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319144 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319145 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319146 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319147 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319148 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319149 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319150 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319151 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319152 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319153 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319154 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319155 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319156 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319157 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319158 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319159 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319160 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319161 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319162 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319163 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319164 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319165 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319166 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319167 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319168 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319169 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319170 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319171 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319172 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319173 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319174 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319175 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319176 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319177 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319178 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319179 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319180 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319181 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319182 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319183 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319184 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319185 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319186 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319187 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319188 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319189 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319190 - ||  ||  || CSS
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|319191 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319192 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319193 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319194 - ||  ||  || NEAT
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|319195 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319196 - ||  ||  || CSS
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|319197 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319198 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319199 - ||  ||  || CSS
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|319200 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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319201-319300

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|319201 - ||  ||  || CSS
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|319202 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319203 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319204 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319205 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319206 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319207 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319208 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319209 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319210 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319211 - ||  ||  || NEAT
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|319212 - ||  ||  || CSS
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|319213 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319214 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319215 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319216 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319217 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319218 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319219 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319220 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319221 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319222 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319223 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319224 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319225 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319226 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
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|319227 Erichbär ||  ||  || Fiedler, M.
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|319228 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319229 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319230 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319231 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319232 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319233 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319234 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319235 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319236 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
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|319237 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319238 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319239 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319240 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319241 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319242 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319243 - ||  ||  || NEAT
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|319244 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319245 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319246 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319247 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319248 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319249 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319250 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319251 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319252 - ||  ||  || CSS
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|319253 - ||  ||  || CSS
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|319254 - ||  ||  || CSS
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|319255 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
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|319256 - ||  ||  || LONEOS
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|319257 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319258 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319259 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319260 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319261 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319262 - ||  ||  || Lowe, A.
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|319263 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319264 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319265 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319266 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319267 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319268 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319269 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319270 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319271 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319272 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319273 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319274 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319275 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319276 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319277 - ||  ||  || CSS
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|319278 - ||  ||  || LONEOS
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|319279 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319280 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319281 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319282 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319283 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319284 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319285 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319286 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319287 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319288 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319289 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319290 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319291 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319292 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319293 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319294 - ||  ||  || CSS
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|319295 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319296 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319297 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319298 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319299 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319300 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|}

319301-319400

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|319301 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319302 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319303 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319304 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319305 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319306 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319307 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319308 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319309 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319310 - ||  ||  || LONEOS
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|319311 - ||  ||  || Bickel, W.
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|319312 - ||  ||  || CINEOS
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|319313 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319314 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319315 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319316 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319317 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319318 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319319 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319320 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319321 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319322 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319323 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319324 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319325 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319326 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319327 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319328 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319329 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319330 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319331 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319332 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319333 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319334 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319335 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319336 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319337 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319338 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319339 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319340 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319341 - ||  ||  || CSS
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|319342 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319343 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319344 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319345 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319346 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319347 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319348 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319349 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319350 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319351 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319352 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319353 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319354 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319355 - ||  ||  || CSS
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|319356 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319357 - ||  ||  || LONEOS
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|319358 - ||  ||  || Wiegert, P. A.
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|319359 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319360 - ||  ||  || CSS
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|319361 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319362 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319363 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319364 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319365 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319366 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319367 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
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|319368 - ||  ||  || LONEOS
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|319369 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319370 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319371 - ||  ||  || CSS
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|319372 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319373 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319374 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319375 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319376 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319377 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
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|319378 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319379 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319380 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319381 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319382 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319383 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319384 - ||  ||  || CSS
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|319385 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319386 - ||  ||  || LONEOS
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|319387 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319388 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319389 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319390 - ||  ||  || LONEOS
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|319391 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319392 - ||  ||  || Buie, M. W.
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|319393 - ||  ||  || Buie, M. W.
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|319394 - ||  ||  || CSS
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|319395 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319396 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319397 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319398 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319399 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319400 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|}

319401-319500

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|319401 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319402 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319403 - ||  ||  || CSS
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|319404 - ||  ||  || Siding Spring Survey
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|319405 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319406 - ||  ||  || CSS
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|319407 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319408 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319409 - ||  ||  || Lowe, A.
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|319410 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319411 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319412 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319413 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319414 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319415 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319416 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319417 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319418 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319419 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319420 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319421 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319422 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319423 - ||  ||  || CSS
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|319424 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319425 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319426 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319427 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319428 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319429 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319430 - ||  ||  || Buie, M. W.
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|319431 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319432 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319433 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319434 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319435 - ||  ||  || NEAT
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|319436 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319437 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319438 - ||  ||  || Siding Spring Survey
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|319439 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319440 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319441 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319442 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319443 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319444 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319445 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319446 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319447 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319448 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319449 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319450 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319451 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319452 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319453 - ||  ||  || NEAT
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|319454 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319455 - ||  ||  || Wiegert, P. A.
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|319456 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319457 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319458 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|319459 - ||  ||  || NEAT
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|319460 - ||  ||  || Hoenig, S. F.
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|319461 - ||  ||  || NEAT
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|319462 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319463 - ||  ||  || Ferrando, R.
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|319464 - ||  ||  || Ries, W.
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|319465 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
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|319466 - ||  ||  || CSS
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|319467 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|319468 - ||  ||  || NEAT
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|319469 - ||  ||  || NEAT
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|319470 - ||  ||  || NEAT
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|319471 - ||  ||  || NEAT
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|319472 - ||  ||  || NEAT
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|319473 - ||  ||  || Siding Spring Survey
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|319474 - ||  ||  || NEAT
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|319475 - ||  ||  || NEAT
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|319476 - ||  ||  || NEAT
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|319477 - ||  ||  || NEAT
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|319478 - ||  ||  || Lin, H.-C., Ye, Q.-z.
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|319479 - ||  ||  || Lin, C.-S., Ye, Q.-z.
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|319480 - ||  ||  || Siding Spring Survey
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|319481 - ||  ||  || NEAT
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|319482 - ||  ||  || Siding Spring Survey
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|319483 - ||  ||  || NEAT
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|319484 - ||  ||  || NEAT
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|319485 - ||  ||  || NEAT
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|319486 - ||  ||  || LONEOS
|-
|319487 - ||  ||  || LONEOS
|-
|319488 - ||  ||  || NEAT
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|319489 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319490 - ||  ||  || NEAT
|-
|319491 - ||  ||  || Buie, M. W.
|-
|319492 - ||  ||  || LONEOS
|-
|319493 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319494 - ||  ||  || NEAT
|-
|319495 - ||  ||  || NEAT
|-
|319496 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|319497 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319498 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|319499 - ||  ||  || NEAT
|-
|319500 - ||  ||  || NEAT
|}

319501-319600

|-
|319501 - ||  ||  || NEAT
|-
|319502 - ||  ||  || NEAT
|-
|319503 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|319504 - ||  ||  || NEAT
|-
|319505 - ||  ||  || LONEOS
|-
|319506 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319507 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|319508 - ||  ||  || NEAT
|-
|319509 - ||  ||  || Schiaparelli
|-
|319510 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319511 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319512 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319513 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319514 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319515 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319516 - ||  ||  || LONEOS
|-
|319517 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319518 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319519 - ||  ||  || Fratev, F.
|-
|319520 - ||  ||  || NEAT
|-
|319521 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319522 - ||  ||  || NEAT
|-
|319523 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319524 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319525 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319526 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319527 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319528 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319529 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319530 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319531 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319532 - ||  ||  || NEAT
|-
|319533 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319534 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319535 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319536 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319537 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319538 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319539 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319540 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319541 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319542 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319543 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319544 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319545 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319546 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319547 - ||  ||  || Becker, A. C.
|-
|319548 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319549 - ||  ||  || Masiero, J.
|-
|319550 - ||  ||  || Masiero, J.
|-
|319551 - ||  ||  || Masiero, J.
|-
|319552 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319553 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319554 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319555 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319556 - ||  ||  || Calvin College
|-
|319557 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319558 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319559 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319560 - ||  ||  || LONEOS
|-
|319561 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|319562 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319563 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319564 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319565 - ||  ||  || LONEOS
|-
|319566 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319567 - ||  ||  || LONEOS
|-
|319568 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319569 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319570 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319571 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319572 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319573 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319574 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319575 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319576 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319577 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319578 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319579 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319580 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319581 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319582 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319583 - ||  ||  || LONEOS
|-
|319584 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319585 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319586 - ||  ||  || LONEOS
|-
|319587 - ||  ||  || NEAT
|-
|319588 - ||  ||  || LONEOS
|-
|319589 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319590 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319591 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319592 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319593 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319594 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|319595 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319596 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319597 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319598 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319599 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319600 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|}

319601-319700

|-
|319601 - ||  ||  || Moletai
|-
|319602 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319603 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319604 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319605 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319606 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319607 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319608 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319609 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319610 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319611 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319612 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319613 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319614 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319615 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|319616 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319617 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319618 - ||  ||  || LONEOS
|-
|319619 - ||  ||  || LONEOS
|-
|319620 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319621 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319622 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319623 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319624 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319625 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319626 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319627 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319628 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319629 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319630 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319631 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319632 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319633 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319634 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319635 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319636 - ||  ||  || Moletai
|-
|319637 - ||  ||  || Becker, A. C.
|-
|319638 - ||  ||  || Becker, A. C.
|-
|319639 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319640 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319641 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319642 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319643 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319644 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319645 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319646 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319647 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319648 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319649 - ||  ||  || NEAT
|-
|319650 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319651 - ||  ||  || San Marcello
|-
|319652 - ||  ||  || NEAT
|-
|319653 - ||  ||  || NEAT
|-
|319654 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319655 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319656 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319657 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319658 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319659 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319660 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319661 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319662 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319663 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319664 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319665 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319666 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319667 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319668 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319669 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319670 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319671 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319672 - ||  ||  || NEAT
|-
|319673 - ||  ||  || NEAT
|-
|319674 - ||  ||  || NEAT
|-
|319675 - ||  ||  || NEAT
|-
|319676 - ||  ||  || NEAT
|-
|319677 - ||  ||  || NEAT
|-
|319678 - ||  ||  || NEAT
|-
|319679 - ||  ||  || NEAT
|-
|319680 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319681 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319682 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319683 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319684 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319685 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319686 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319687 - ||  ||  || Lin, C.-S., Ye, Q.-z.
|-
|319688 - ||  ||  || Siding Spring Survey
|-
|319689 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319690 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319691 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319692 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319693 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319694 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319695 - ||  ||  || Becker, A. C.
|-
|319696 - ||  ||  || Becker, A. C.
|-
|319697 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319698 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319699 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319700 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|}

319701-319800

|-
|319701 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319702 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319703 - ||  ||  || LONEOS
|-
|319704 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319705 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319706 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319707 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319708 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319709 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319710 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319711 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319712 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319713 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319714 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319715 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319716 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319717 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319718 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319719 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319720 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319721 - ||  ||  || Bickel, W.
|-
|319722 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319723 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319724 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319725 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319726 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319727 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319728 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319729 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319730 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319731 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319732 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319733 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319734 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319735 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319736 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319737 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319738 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319739 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319740 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319741 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319742 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319743 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319744 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319745 - ||  ||  || NEAT
|-
|319746 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319747 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319748 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319749 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319750 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319751 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319752 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319753 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319754 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319755 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319756 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319757 - ||  ||  || NEAT
|-
|319758 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319759 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319760 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319761 - ||  ||  || NEAT
|-
|319762 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319763 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319764 - ||  ||  || NEAT
|-
|319765 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319766 - ||  ||  || NEAT
|-
|319767 - ||  ||  || Apitzsch, R.
|-
|319768 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319769 - ||  ||  || NEAT
|-
|319770 - ||  ||  || NEAT
|-
|319771 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319772 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319773 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319774 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319775 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319776 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319777 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319778 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319779 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319780 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319781 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319782 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319783 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319784 - ||  ||  || Buie, M. W.
|-
|319785 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319786 - ||  ||  || Becker, A. C.
|-
|319787 - ||  ||  || Becker, A. C.
|-
|319788 - ||  ||  || Becker, A. C.
|-
|319789 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319790 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319791 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319792 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319793 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319794 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319795 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319796 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319797 - ||  ||  || Remanzacco
|-
|319798 - ||  ||  || Young, J. W.
|-
|319799 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319800 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|}

319801-319900

|-
|319801 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319802 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319803 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319804 - ||  ||  || NEAT
|-
|319805 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319806 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319807 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319808 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319809 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319810 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319811 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319812 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319813 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319814 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319815 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319816 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319817 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319818 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319819 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319820 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319821 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319822 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319823 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319824 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319825 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319826 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319827 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319828 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319829 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319830 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319831 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319832 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319833 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|319834 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319835 - ||  ||  || NEAT
|-
|319836 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319837 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319838 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319839 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319840 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319841 - ||  ||  || Yeung, W. K. Y.
|-
|319842 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319843 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319844 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319845 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319846 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319847 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319848 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319849 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319850 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319851 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319852 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319853 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319854 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319855 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319856 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319857 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319858 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319859 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319860 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319861 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|319862 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319863 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319864 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319865 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319866 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319867 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319868 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319869 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319870 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319871 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319872 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319873 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|319874 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319875 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319876 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319877 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319878 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319879 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319880 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319881 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319882 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319883 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319884 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319885 - ||  ||  || Yeung, W. K. Y.
|-
|319886 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319887 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319888 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319889 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319890 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319891 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319892 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319893 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319894 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319895 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319896 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319897 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319898 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319899 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319900 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|}

319901-320000

|-
|319901 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319902 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319903 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319904 - ||  ||  || Endate, K.
|-
|319905 - ||  ||  || NEAT
|-
|319906 - ||  ||  || NEAT
|-
|319907 - ||  ||  || Yeung, W. K. Y.
|-
|319908 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319909 - ||  ||  || BATTeRS
|-
|319910 - ||  ||  || Bickel, W.
|-
|319911 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319912 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319913 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319914 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|319915 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319916 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319917 - ||  ||  || NEAT
|-
|319918 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319919 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319920 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319921 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319922 - ||  ||  || Nyukasa
|-
|319923 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319924 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319925 - ||  ||  || Sarneczky, K.
|-
|319926 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319927 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319928 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319929 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319930 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319931 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319932 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|319933 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319934 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319935 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319936 - ||  ||  || Buie, M. W.
|-
|319937 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319938 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319939 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319940 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319941 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319942 - ||  ||  || NEAT
|-
|319943 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319944 - ||  ||  || NEAT
|-
|319945 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319946 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|319947 - ||  ||  || NEAT
|-
|319948 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319949 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319950 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319951 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319952 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319953 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319954 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319955 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319956 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319957 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319958 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319959 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319960 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319961 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319962 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319963 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319964 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319965 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319966 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319967 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319968 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|319969 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319970 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319971 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319972 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319973 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|319974 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|319975 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
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It's Official: Girl Meets World Snags Series Order from Disney Channel, 2014 Premiere Eyed
By Michael Ausiello / June 17 2013, 5:00 AM PDT
Girl Meets World is officially a go!
Disney Channel on Monday gave a series order to the much buzzed-about Boy Meets World sequel, which stars newcomer Rowan Blanchard as Riley Matthews, the teenage daughter of Cory and Topanga (Ben Savage and Danielle Fishel, reprising their respective roles).
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The formal logline for the multi-cam comedy, which is slated to bow in 2014, is as follows:
Set in New York City, the new comedy series will tell the wonderfully funny, heartfelt stories that Boy Meets World is renowned for — only this time from a tween girl's perspective — as the curious and bright 7th grader Riley and her quick-witted friend Maya (played by Sabrina Carpenter) embark on an unforgettable middle school experience. But their plans for a carefree year will be adjusted slightly under the watchful eyes of Riley's dad who's also a faculty member — and their new History teacher — and Riley's mom who owns a trendy afterschool hangout that specializes in pudding.
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In a statement, executive producer Michael Jacobs said, "Girl Meets World is a new show for a new generation that will be rooted in the same kind of honest, comedic storytelling about coming of age and the importance of family and friendship that made Boy Meets World so popular."
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The act of celebrating Mother's Day has become a timeworn cliché. Although there is no mother who doesn't enjoy her children jumping on the bed to present her with breakfast while she feigns sleep, it is the ceremony, not the food, that is memorable. Being treated as a special person and presented with a flower in a crowded restaurant does not discount that the food will be good, but it does create a non-personal atmosphere.
Why not do something difference for your mothers and aunts and grandmothers this year and have a tea party? Take advantage of the warm, breezy weather of May and have a leisurely light, albeit rich, meal in your peaceful surroundings. Many, if not all, can be made in advance with little last-minute preparation.
Enjoy, and a Happy Mother's Day to all.
You can make tea sandwiches as simple or elaborate as your imagination allows. We all remember those little rectangular "fingers" filled with pimento cheese or egg salad and the delicate flower shapes cut out of buttery, firm white bread, which were then spread with a subtly flavored butter and topped with thin slices of radish or cucumber.
Here are two basic spreads that allow you to explore the infinite possibilities of toppings from the aforementioned vegetables to smoked trout caviar, or tuna fish. Prepare a variety of flavors and shapes, and your tea plate will look stunning.
1. Whip the cream cheese with the sour cream in a food processor until smooth. Add the herbs and pulse the machine on and off 5-10 times until herbs are incorporated.
2. Use this spread with thin slices of plum tomato on assorted bread rounds.
• If mixing by hand, have cream cheese at room temperature to avoid any lumps.
• Over-processing a mixture containing green herbs brings out more of the chlorophyll in the herb and makes the mixture bitter.
1. Whip the butter until smooth in a processor workbowl or with an electric mixer. Add the remaining ingredients and mix until well combined.
2. Use this spread on white rounds with thinly sliced cucumber or on pumpernickel rounds with a slice of smoked salmon garnished with a sprig of dill.
• For the same reason listed above, if you are mixing the butter by hand, make sure the butter is soft so that the ingredients will blend in well and all will be smooth.
I love the sweet/tart flavor of lemon curd, but I hate when the overwhelming flavor is that of egg yolk. That totally ruins the enjoyment for me. However, this recipe, adapted from Maida Heatter, is an incredible exception to this problem. The essence of lemon lollipop comes through unmasked. This sunny yellow spread is great on toast and scones (see recipe) as well.
The following recipe can be made in advance and frozen. After thawing in the refrigerator and then brought to room temperature they taste as good as freshly baked. Topping each tartlet with a raspberry or candied lavender would be an elegant presentation for a Mother's Day tea.
2. Cut the butter into eight pieces and add to the processor. Process until the mixture is crumbly.
3. Lightly beat the egg in a small glass dish. With the processor running, add the egg to the dough and process only just until a ball of dough begins to form. Divide the dough in half and cover. Refrigerate for 1 hour or longer.
4. Using 1 tablespoon of dough at a time, press the dough evenly into individual fluted tartlet pans. Put a small square of foil over each tartlet and weigh down with a few pie weights or dried beans. Place on a baking sheet.
5. Heat the oven to 350 degrees. Refreeze the dough in the tartlet pans until ready to bake.
6. Bake the shells for 13 minutes and then remove the foil and beans. Return the shells to the oven and continue baking for 5 minutes more or until the tartlets are golden on the inside and nicely browned but not burnt on the edges. Remove shells from their pans and cool completely.
7. When the shells are cool, fill with the lemon curd. Serve at room temperature, cold or even frozen.
1. Place the eggs and the sugar in the top of a double boiler and beat lightly to combine.
2. Add the remaining ingredients and stir constantly until thick but still pourable. Strain the liquid into a large measuring cup and then carefully fill the tartlets.
• Overhandling dough, especially if it is too warm, can make it tough so gently and quickly press your dough into the tartlet pans.
• Your knuckle is cooler and more efficient to press dough into a mold. Use your fingertip to finish the task.
The addition of the rose geranium leaves gives a subtle flavor to these cookies. This plant looks like a typical geranium but instead of the leaf having a musty smell, the leaf has a lemony herb scent to it. If you cannot find a rose geranium then look for lemon thyme at the plant nursery. Basil also makes an interesting flavor enhancement but rose geranium knocks their socks off.
1. Place the nuts in a food processor workbowl and pulse on and off until the nuts are ground very fine. Remove to a bowl.
2. Cream the butter and sugar together in the same processor work bowl (no need to wash), using the metal blade. Add the vanilla and process for 5 seconds.
3. Combine the flour and salt with the ground nuts.
4. Add the flour nut mixture to the workbowl and process 5 seconds.
5. Add the rose geranium leaves and process until the mixture is well combined and just begins to form a ball.
6. Place the dough in the leftover flour bowl and cover. Refrigerate for 1 hour.
7. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Use parchment paper to line 2 cookie sheets.
8. Form cold dough into 1-inch balls and place 1 inch apart on the cookie sheets. Bake for 12-15 minutes or until golden. Cool for 10 minutes.
9. Completely cool before storing in an airtight container. They taste even better if allowed to sit for a day.
• Always pulse your machine when chopping nuts to prevent a fine nut butter from forming on the bottom of the bowl. Pulsing throws the nuts up and then down into the blades to efficiently chop.
• If you choose, you can roll cookies in powdered sugar before serving or if storing at room temperature for a day or two.
• Coating cookies with powdered sugar before freezing is a waste of time, as sugar will appear to disappear or look blotchy when defrosted.
It doesn't get any simpler or more elegant than this. The brandy combined with the pepper makes these simple berries burst with intriguing flavor. Think of pepper as a cousin to cloves and cinnamon instead of the fraternal twin of salt.
1. Cut the washed strawberries in half and place in a bowl with the sugar.
2. Add the brandy, orange liqueur and cracked peppercorns. Let sit for 15 minutes and serve plain or with a little crème fraiche.
• Cracking black peppercorns is different from using a pepper mill unless you can open the aperture wide enough to give you big pieces of pepper.
• An easy way to crack peppercorns is to place them in a small plastic bag and then pound them with the bottom of a heavy pan or the flat side of a meat mallet.
Orange juice, balsamic vinegar or a combination of the two can be substituted for the alcohol if needed.
Scones used to be the pastry you ate when you went to London or when you got dressed up and went for High Tea at an elegant hotel or tea room. Nowadays, you can find scones at almost every coffee emporium, and the quality generally leans toward the heavy, pasty variety. This recipe does not need to be a substitute for a hockey puck. Light, flaky and yet dense, scones can be simple and buttery or orange scented with dried fruit buried in their crevices. They are easy to make and are superb served with clotted cream, crème fraiche or mascarpone cheese. Raspberry jelly is pretty fine, too.
2. Cut the butter into 6 pieces and add to workbowl. Pulse on and off for 5 seconds or until a coarse meal is formed.
3. Combine the egg and ½ cup milk. Slowly pour this mixture into the processor while machine is running. When a fairly sticky mass forms, stop. If the mixture is too dry, add a little more milk.
4. Turn the dough onto a lightly floured board and sprinkle the dough with the currants. Gently knead the currants into the dough, using only 15 or 20 strokes.
5. Roll or pat dough out to ½-inch thickness. Cut with a 2-inch cookie cutter.
6. Place dough on a greased or paper-lined baking sheet and bake at 425 degrees. for 12 minutes or until golden. Serve with clotted cream and preserves.


The objective was to increase the magazine's appeal amongst its younger students who considered the faculty boring and staid.
The Faculty of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources came to us and asked us to rebrand and create a new magazine design for the AgriCULTURE magazine.
AgriCULTURE is the quarterly magazine produced by the Faculty of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources.
Our team gave the magazine design a modern and exciting appearance, using textures and bold colours to make it attractive to current students. It was a great success, and copies disappeared quickly after its initial print run.


Starters Paul Sullivan, Jack Brodsky, Ryan Ramsey and Brandon Siegenthaler enter the Bergen County tournament with a combined 0.68 ERA.
MONTVALE – Paul Sullivan pitches with heart.
Jack Brodsky is part of that club, too.
Ryan Ramsey has talent in spades.
Brandon Siegenthaler excels on the mound, and most anywhere else on the diamond.
The four aces have pitched Pascack Hills to the No. 2 seed in the Bergen County baseball tournament, the team's first top-four seed since 1995. The Cowboys host No. 15 Ramapo at 4 p.m. in Saturday's round of 16.
"Especially to be above two of the 'Big Three' private schools [Bergen Catholic and St. Joseph], that was a huge accomplishment," Brodsky said Thursday.
Combined, the quartet had 13 wins during Pascack Hills' 14-2 start (entering Friday) and compiled a 0.68 ERA. All have committed to pitch in college.
In 103 innings, they had allowed 59 hits and 14 walks for a 0.71 WHIP. That's less than three-quarters of a baserunner per inning.
"I don't think we've had a game, the starters, where we've walked more than two," Sullivan said.
And the Cowboys have done it against the best, notching 10 wins versus other teams in the highly-selective Bergen County field of 24. Their losses are to No. 6 Mahwah, 5-1 on April 9 (avenged the following day, 4-3) and defending champ Bergen Catholic, 1-0 last weekend.
Sullivan (4-0) is the control pitcher, having walked just two in 23 innings. The 6-foot-2 senior will head to Iona after pitching with his fellow aces for roughly a decade.
Brodsky (3-0), a senior right-hander, emerged as a big-game hurler last spring. He earned the victory in the North 1, Group 2 final at High Point to secure the Cowboys' first sectional title since 2006.
Ramsey (4-1) is in line to start against Ramapo. The lone lefty of the four has 57 of their 156 strikeouts, including 18 in an extra-inning win at River Dell.
Siegenthaler (2-1), a junior with a verbal commitment to Villanova, is the "wild card" of the bunch. He has played seven of the nine field positions, and five of his eight outings on the hill were in relief. He has three saves as the closer.
The coach noted that the bullpen is filled with quality arms, too. Chris Curcio (1-0) is one of seven junior players who helped the Cowboys win the 2016 Bergen freshman tournament, and senior sidearmer Chris Lum will pitch at Montclair State.
Pascack Hills is only the third public school to receive a top-two seed in the tournament since 2007. Don Bosco is No. 1 for the seventh time in 12 seasons, all of which have featured a non-public as the first seed.
The Cowboys have won the county tournament twice, in 1979 and 1987. Kirkby was a junior on the 1996 Pascack Valley team that captured the title when the field was 16 teams, and the four rounds were held Saturday-Sunday on consecutive weekends.
The Bergen semifinals and final were both on Memorial Day weekend up until last year. Now, it is stretched out so each round is on a different weekend.
"The way the counties are this year, I think it's terrible for a team like us, because one [ace pitcher] can win you a county tournament – which, in my opinion, doesn't prove who the best team is," Kirkby said.


Owner Health Experiences - Irish Wolfhound Club of America, Inc.
Whenever your dog becomes seriously ill you are bound to turn first to your breeder and friends in the breed asking: Has anyone else gone through this? How did you handle it? What happened to your dog?
Frequently fellow wolfhound owners know more about the breed than some veterinarians, but are not necessarily aware of the most recent developments in veterinary medicine. They may not understand the science but they may better understand their dogs and observe side effects that are not in the literature.
The articles in this section represent the recollections of individual owners who volunteered to write them. They should never be used in place of veterinary advice but rather as a basis for questions for your veterinarian or specialist regarding treatments they might suggest. They may not contain all of the necessary details. Your experience may be different.
You need to provide a complete medical description of the disease and symptoms.
You need to include a veterinarian's diagnosis and recommendations, noting if they were part of a clinical study of a new treatment.
You need to provide a detailed description of results, including dates and how you measured the results. Pictures are encouraged.
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It is a good idea to review the article with your veterinarian before submission.
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The Latest: Congressman denies knowledge of Ohio St abuse
In this Tuesday, July 3, 2018, photo, Brian Garrett speaks during an interview at his home in Powell, Ohio. Garrett says he was sexually assaulted by Dr. Richard Strauss in 1996. Strauss, who killed himself in 2005, joined Ohio State University in 1978 and was on the faculty and medical staff. (AP Photo/Mike Householder)
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — The Latest on allegations that a former Ohio State team doctor sexually abused dozens of student-athletes (all times local):
An Ohio congressman is once again denying claims that he knew two decades ago of abuse allegations against an Ohio State team doctor.
Republican U.S. Rep. Jim Jordan told Fox News Friday night he never heard such allegations and would have reported them if he had.
Jordan, a celebrated college wrestler at Wisconsin, was later an assistant coach at Ohio State before entering politics.
Jordan says if there were victims they deserve justice.
Two former wrestlers told The Associated Press that Jordan had knowledge of the allegations. Two other wrestlers have also told NBC and the Wall Street Journal, respectively, that Jordan knew of the alleged abuse.
Jordan, a conservative who has shown interest in running for House speaker, has questioned the timing of the allegations against him.
Some of the men who say they were molested by a now-dead team doctor decades ago at Ohio State University describe him as a locker-room voyeur who unnecessarily groped athletes during medical exams and wasn't stopped by administrators even after students complained about his behavior.
Former wrestler Nick Nutter remembers teammates referring to Dr. Richard Strauss by the nickname "Dr. Jelly Paws."
Nutter is among eight men who detailed their experiences in interviews with The Associated Press.
Independent investigators are reviewing allegations against Strauss by men from 14 sports and in connection with his work for student health services and his off-campus medical clinic.
Strauss killed himself in 2005. No one has publicly defended him amid the investigation.


Congratulations to Mrs. Jamie Rich for being named the Goshen High Teacher of the Year. Mrs. Rich was presented her award at the Teacher In-Service on January 3, 2019. Mrs. Rich teaches Agriscience at Goshen High School. Mrs. Rich was also named the overall High School Teacher of the Year for the entire Pike County School System.


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HGTV Star Nicole Curtis Couldn't Be With Young Son On 'Nightmare' Thanksgiving Due To Custody Arrangement With Ex
Co-parenting during the holidays is far from easy for Nicole Curtis and her ex. During a new interview with People, the HGTV star candidly admitted that her Thanksgiving celebration this year was a "nightmare" because she didn't get to spend the day with her youngest son, Harper, 3, due to her contentious custody arrangement with her ex Shane Maguire.
"The holidays are a nightmare because I would have all of us together — friends, family, enemies alike. Thanksgiving was not my parenting time; therefore, I could not be with Harper," Nicole, 42, explained of her family situation. "Even on the worst day, my ex is encouraged and welcomed in our home. We recently all went trick-or-treating together, even though it was 'my parenting time.' I always hope that the same courtesy will be extended, but it is not. I am not permitted to be with Harper during his time with his dad."
I swear it's always the photos snapped by the random strangers that I cherish the most. In this case, a couple having a romantic stroll beachside before I recruited them to be our photographer. The moment when my little says "make it a kiss one, mama" 😘I had asked him what he wanted to do that day and the answer was eat French Fries in the sand …
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The Rehab Addict star and Shane finally reached a custody agreement for Harper last month after a years-long battle over the little boy. At the time, People reported that the former couple decided to "share equal responsibility and decision-making authority" for Harper's well-being, including his health care, education, and religious training and agreed to confer with one another about "all matters of importance" in their son's life going forward.
"As court records indicate, an agreement was reached. As a parent you do whatever you have to do to keep peace and calm for your child — this was best for our son," Nicole told the magazine in late October.
Just before Thanksgiving, Nicole — who is also a mom to an older son, Ethan, with her ex-husband Steve Lane — took to Instagram to lament about her current co-parenting situation with Shane. "So thankful to be mom [to] these two. I've been asked what my Thanksgiving plans are and receive horrified looks when I say nothing. Don't get me wrong — it's me for God's sake — the protector of formal dining rooms, of course, every bone in my body yearns to cook, entertain, and stuff myself full of my [grandmother's] pie recipe that I never will get just right," she wrote to her more than 250,000 followers.
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"But like so many others we are trapped in the world of 'not your parenting time.' So, while I gladly and happily wish all a blessed Thanksgiving who celebrate it like I dream of doing so — my words are here today to tell the rest of you, like us, you're not alone. I certainly never expected to be in this situation and would have my ex at my dining room table today (still as my ex, don't get me wrong 😂), but it's not up to me. And if you are the parent that refuses to allow your child the joy of having both parents in the same room (sans abusive/dangerous situation), buck up — it's not about you. Gave someone that talk yesterday — got me nowhere, but no one ever said I wasn't persistent. So, be safe, spread love today, and I must add that if you have a low moment during these times I'm sending you extra [love] and energy — no shame — we've all been there."
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It doesn't matter if the reason for commercial relocation is expanding your office or moving to a smaller one, that process is always stressful. It is completely different from moving a home. You do have furniture, but you also have the equipment, probably a lot more electronic and – employees. You will need a couple of tips how to make commercial relocation less stressful and you can find them in our guide below.
Waiting until the last minute is the biggest mistake you can make. To make the process of commercial relocation as smooth as possible, you need to prepare in advance. Depending on the size of your offices, planning should take up to a couple of months. For example, a small office move takes up to 3 months, while a big office relocation needs to be started 6 months in advance. First, you need to think about the budget. After that, you should start thinking about everything else. Since many details are involved, you need a lot of time to take care of them.
This is something you need to at the beginning, especially if you have a lot of employees. The people who work for you need to know few months ahead if their office is being moved. Be clear and open about this, because many people need to adjust their commute time to the new address. Furthermore, some of them can help you or recommend a good NYC moving company, or give you some ideas.
Inventory -You need to tell them exactly how many things you need to move and if they need to pack them or not.
The exact location – they also need to know if there are any obstacles, like stairs, on which floor they need to move things, etc.
Special items -Show them any special, bulky or fragile items.
Label the boxes – you can do this yourself or ask employees to label the boxes with their office numbers or their names. This way the movers will know where to put each box, and not mix them between offices. Also, be sure to choose the right moving boxes, depending on what kind of things you are packing in them.
donate – if you donate some of your old furniture, you can also benefit and reduce your taxes.
sell – you can always sell electronic or furniture at online markets and use that money to order new items that will wait for you at the new location. This way you will save on transport fees since all of these items are usually heavy and bulky.
recycle – now is the time to go through all of the papers, files, and cabinets. See if there are items that you don't need and shred or recycle them. Don't throw away card boxes because you can use them for packing.
Computers, monitors, and printers are sometimes the most important items of an office. That's why you need to take care of them carefully. Thay can't just be thrown into a box at the last minute. Take your time to remove the cables, label them so it will be easier to put them back, and put them separately in boxes or bags. Back up all the important information from your computers before you turn them off. After that, pack the electronics carefully, wrapping them into some bubblewrap or sheets, that will protect them from possible damage. If you hire professionals, like local movers NYC, they can help you with that and provide you with labels/boxes.
This should be done before the move. You need to start informing your clients about the new address so they know where to find you. Furthermore, your office needs to be ready to start working as soon as you move. This means that you need to update the information about the office location, phone number, etc. You will need to order new business cards and stationery, and update the information on your website, Google or social networks.
We already mentioned that the new office space needs to be ready for your business to continue to work as soon as you move. That's why you need to prepare it. Organize painting the walls weeks ahead, and hire the cleaners as well. Furthermore, make sure that internet connection and telephone starts working before the employees come to the office.
Once you start the moving process, from the first day of thinking about it to the last day of moving boxes, it is best to have a checklist. Make a list of all the things you need to do, and use the same notebook to write down all the possible problems that occur along the way. It is good to write the phone numbers and information of all the people you work with at the time, so you can have everything in one place. If you think about everything in advance, make a list of all the tasks and you follow it, the moving process should be a breeze.
With commercial relocation more than any others, time is of the essence. We are well aware of the importance of a swift, efficient move to your business. It is crucial that your business gets moved properly, professionally, and quickly. We designed our excellent business moving services to minimize your downtime and get you back to business as soon as possible.
Once you provide us with the information about your upcoming move, a dedicated relocation consultant will contact you and begin working along with you to create an appropriate plan for your relocation. Every single detail of your move will be determined and prearranged in preparation for your move, ensuring that everything runs smoothly and efficiently.
For your convenience, we offer off-hours service, allowing the move to take place during non-working hours, minimizing the loss of valuable work time as much as possible. We also provide a wide range of moving services, guaranteed to handle every aspect of the move, including professional packing/unpacking services and disassembly/ assembly for any of your office furniture items.
We have many years of experience dealing with the dynamics of office buildings and have developed expert methods to ensure that your office move progresses with the utmost efficiency. Our highly professional staff is trained to create as little distraction as possible so that the other companies in your building will never even know we're there. Our top of the line moving equipment will ensure that the loading and unloading process will be swift and effective, transporting the greatest number of items in the lowest amount of time.
We are the only moving company with the expertise, the personnel, and the strategic understanding required to handle your commercial relocation in the smoothest and most successful manner. We are completely committed to you and to your business, and we will go the extra mile to guarantee that you are completely satisfied with your corporate move.
To facilitate your every need during your move, we provide a wide variety of professional business moving services. Our trained, expert movers will always treat your belongings with care, and provide a smooth, successful moving experience.
We have the experience and the tools to handle office moves of any scale and complexity, quickly and efficiently, with our customer's satisfaction as our primary goal. Our resources and the size of our service network are on the highest level in this business.
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The Clark County Fair
4-H / FFA
Sunny Sweeney
Beer Garden Music
Truck / Tractor Pull
Harness Races
Washer Tournament
Wednesday Night Entertainment
Box Seats
July 13th - July 17th
Rhonda Vincent & The Rage
Saturday July 17th, 11am
Bluegrass award-winner Rhonda Vincent began her professional music career at the age of five, playing drums with her family's band, the Sally Mountain Show. She picked up the mandolin at eight and the fiddle at ten, performing with the family band at festivals on weekends.
Rhonda struck out on her own, singing with the Grand Ole Opry's Jim Ed Brown. Her opportunity eventually led to a deal with Rebel Records. Her work caught the attention of Giant Nashville's president, James Stroud, who signed Vincent to record two contemporary country albums.
After Giant, she signed with Rounder Records where her passion for traditional bluegrass music flourished. She made her label debut in 2000 with Back Home Again, recorded with her band, The Rage. She showcases her hard-driving, high-energy contemporary bluegrass on The Storm Still Rages in 2001, One Step Ahead in 2003, Ragin' Live in 2005, All American Bluegrass Girl in 2006, and Good Thing Going in 2008.
In 2000, Vincent won her first in a string of seven Female Vocalist of the Year Awards from the International Bluegrass Music Association. In 2001, she won the Entertainer of the Year Award. In 2011, Vincent released a collaboration album with Gene Watson titled Your Money and My Good Looks.
There are two different seating options, General Admission in the Grandstands and VIP Seating on the Track that includes a meet and greet with Rhonda Vincent. $20 for General Admission and $40 for VIP. Each option does require entrance into the fairgrounds which is $10 unless you have a season pass. Tickets and Gate admission can be purchased here in advance or at the gate.
For Questions Please Call Shawn McAfee @ 319-795-4268
Trying to plan a fun outing? Clark County Fairgrounds is just the place for you! Call us today.
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Fate of Bison Range in Interior Zinke's Hands
by Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility March 13, 2017
WASHINGTON, DC, March 13, 2017 – It is now up to new Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke to decide how the government will respond to the Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER) lawsuit aimed at blocking the proposed transfer of the National Bison Range to a local tribe. Called the Crown Jewel of our wildlife refuge system, Montana's National Bison Range has languished as Obama officials attempted to hand over its management and, in the past year, give the refuge away in its entirety to the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes (CKST).
Filed last May, the PEER suit charges the Interior Department's Fish & Wildlife Service (FWS) with forgoing statutorily mandated environmental review prior to proposing transfer legislation and failing to complete a Comprehensive Conservation Plan (CCP) for the refuge due in 2012, as required by law since 1997. In September, FWS claimed that it never authored a give-away plan, despite ample documentary evidence to the contrary. Then two days before the Trump inauguration, FWS filed a Federal Register notice announcing that it would finally begin an environmental review on the Bison Range's future management but declared that its "preferred" alternative would be to hand the refuge over to the CSKT.
PEER has filed a motion in federal court arguing that FWS's latest posture functionally concedes the merits of its lawsuit and asks the court for summary judgment in its favor, as well as directing FWS to rescind the Federal Register notice, renounce support for any legislated transfer and commit to a court enforced schedule for completing the long overdue CCP. The U.S. Justice Department has asked for and received a delay for its response until late April in order to ascertain the posture of new Trump appointees.
"Secretary Zinke has repeatedly pledged to oppose the transfer of any federal lands; now he has a prime opportunity to make good on that promise," stated PEER Senior Counsel Paula Dinerstein, noting that the National Bison Range was established by Sec. Zinke's conservation icon, President Theodore Roosevelt. "The Service's maneuvering in the final days of the Obama administration is tantamount to an admission of guilt and so we very much expect to resolve this lawsuit in the coming weeks."
Meanwhile, the Bison Range's staffing and funding has shriveled during its prolonged limbo –
Today, the refuge has only five full-time staff, a 50% drop since just 2013 and well below the 17 positions it had back in 2003, when negotiations with the CSKT first heated up;
Current funding is at a record low and less than half of the budgeted funds in 2010; and
The Service offered to fund as many as 13 refuge positions for the CSKT before negotiations for a co-management plan collapsed in 2015.
"It is high time the National Bison Range is restored as a fully functioning unit of our wildlife refuge system," added Dinerstein, pointing out that FWS even dropped the Bison Range entirely out of its Staffing Framework issued this past November and then, after the embarrassing omission was pointed out, hastily issued a correction as errata. "We hope the new Interior Secretary will stop treating the National Bison Range as a political football."
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Makeover maestro Gok Wan is on a mission to instill a sense of body confidence in women up and down the country via a series of fashion and style masterclasses.
One Size Fits All – Secrets to Style and Body Confidence, visits the Three Rivers Golf and Country Club, Essex, on October 7; and Mercure Norwich Hotel on October 28.
It includes with two live runway shows featuring merchandise from local clothing boutiques and will be followed by Gok's style school.
The former Channel 4 How To Look Good Naked presenter will break down the myths about this season's biggest trends before moving on to a bit of nip and tuck, no surgery required, with a body shape and control-wear masterclass.
There will also be the chance to shop for luxury local lifestyle products from fragranced candles to bespoke hand-crafted jewellery.


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Bad Frankenhausen/Kyffhäuser település Németországban, azon belül Türingiában.

Fekvése
Erfurttól északra, Sondershausen keleti szomszédjában fekvő település.

Története

Nevét az oklevelek Fulda kolostorának 8. századból való oklevelében említették először.
531-ben, a thüringiai birodalom szétverése után ezen a helyen, ahol sós források fakadtak frank telepesek építettek várat. A helység a 12. században városjogot, 1225-ben pedig pénzverési kiváltságot is kapott.

1200 körül Beichlingen grófjai cisztercita rendi apácakolostort alapítottak itt, majd 1340-ben a várost sós forrásaival együtt Scwarzburg grófjainak adták el, s az övék is maradt egészen 1918-ig. Városfalat is építettek, amelyen belül helyezkedett el a sós forrás körüli felsőváros (Oberstadt). 1526-ban, a nagy német parasztháború alatt a város és a Kyffhäuser hegység a felkelés egyik központja volt.

A város sós fürdőjét 1818-ban alapították. 1864-ben rendezték be a városban az első gyöngyházgomb üzemet, melyet később több hasonló is követett.

Nevezetességek
 Vár - az egykori vár felhasználásával a Schwarzburgok építették, majd egy 1689-es tűzvész után egyszerű barokk stílusban kastéllyként alakították újjá.
 Óvárosi templom (Altstädter Kirche) - Thüringia legrégibb egyházi építményei közé tartozik.
 Alsótemplom (Unterkirche)
 Ferenc-rendi kolostor

Galéria

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A település népességének változása:

Kapcsolódó szócikkek
 Türingia települései

További információk

Források

Türingia települései
Bottal létrehozott német település cikkek


To download the Spokane Chiefs Mobile App presented by Numerica Credit Union, search "Spokane Chiefs" in the iOS App Store or Google Play Store.
The Spokane Chiefs and Numerica Credit Union have updated the Chiefs' mobile app for the 2018-19 season! The app, developed by Sqwad Sports, features exciting fan-centric features, including in-game check-ins, a real-time fantasy sports-style game, rewards points, badges and more. It is available on iOS and Android devices.
The easiest way to earn rewards points is to use the "Check In" feature at Chiefs' home games! Right when you arrive, click the "CHECK IN" button; it's that simple! Follow the Chiefs on social media for special event check-in opportunities as well. Remember, GPS location services must be activated on your device to successfully check in. Checking in is available approximately one hour prior to game time.
Fans can "pick" the players they think will score throughout the game and earn points when their selected players record goals, assists or penalty minutes. To play along with the Player Pick game, choose a pairing of players you think will make a difference during the game. If those players score, you win rewards points!
Remember, you can change your selected players at any time during the game (except immediately after a goal is scored or penalty occurs) and during intermissions. Just click the "Change Players" button. Expert players will match their selection to players on the ice in real time!
*NOTE: Misconduct penalties do not count toward penalty minute totals for the purposes of the Player Pick game.
Collect badges by checking in and entering badge codes found in the Arena at select games, at event tables and from following the Chiefs on social media! Some badge codes also earn you rewards points redeemable at the rewards store.
The rewards store offers fans the opportunity to redeem rewards points for a variety of prizes and coupons, including team store discounts, ticket offers, merchandise, autographed memorabilia and unique fan experiences. Some prizes are limited so get them before they run out!
Below are some frequently asked questions and potential solutions. Still having problems? Email us at fanmail@spokanechiefs.com with the subject "Mobile App" and we'll see what we can do to help! As with all new apps, we're always looking to improve the user experience. We appreciate your patience as well as you informing us of errors/bugs so we can get them fixed as soon as possible. Go Chiefs Go!
Q: Why can't I check in?
Check to make sure the GPS is activated on your device. This is required to check that the user is within or near the Arena at the time of check-in.
You can only check in to a game or event once.
Games will be available for check-in only shortly before doors open to the Arena.
Q: I logged in with Facebook but now my username is long and strange. How can I fix that?
Unfortunately, Facebook auto-populates your username if you use that method of logging in. But, you can change your username! Click the three bars icon in the upper left corner and select "EDIT USER INFO" under the "ACCOUNT" heading. Type in your desired username and click "SAVE".
Q: I selected players for the Player Pick game last time I came to the Arena. Why didn't it save my pick?
The Player Pick game resets every game to match the actual lineup (with player scratches) as much as possible. Users must re-select their chosen players each game to earn points in the Player Pick game.
We'll continually update this FAQ as more common questions are answered.


NEW YORK, NY, USA, 1 February, 2017—For the first time in years, there is a mood of cautious optimism in the mining industry, with commodity prices on the rise, shallow growth returning to different end markets, and most mining companies in better cost positions than in the recent past. However, the industry is still at a pivotal point as it faces challenges from cybersecurity threats, to technological disruption and environmental issues. Mining companies now face key choices about where to invest and how to position themselves in the coming years. Released today, Deloitte Global's 9th annual Mining Report, Tracking the trends, explores how mining companies can succeed by understanding and reacting to 10 trends that are expected to impact them in 2017 and beyond.
The 2017 edition of Tracking the trends explores these issues and includes a range of case studies, which showcase how mining companies are bringing new solutions to life.
In an increasingly complex world driven by new technologies, mining companies are turning to innovation to fuel success. In recent years, the mining sector has invested in technological innovations such as driverless trucks, sensors and advanced analytics to reduce cost, streamline equipment maintenance and prevent safety incidents. Today, new technological advancements are rapidly driving the next wave of productivity gains. Technologies such as drones, real-time modeling and geo-coding are creating real-time, productive and functional improvements.
Improving shareholder value: Historically, the mining industry has underperformed in this space, with total shareholder returns in steady decline since 2011. Optimizing portfolios, strengthening M&A processes, sustaining focus on cost and making long term investments are key to improving this performance.
Operating in an ecosystem: For the sector to realize major breakthroughs, companies will need to shift from a go-it-alone mentality, to one that recognizes the value of operating within an ecosystem. Adopting new forms of collaboration including turning vendors into partners, collaborating with competitors and building extended partnerships can help companies achieve this goal.
Digital revolution: While there are a number of benefits to embracing digital capabilities, miners must figure out how to turn potential benefits into reality. To thrive in the future, companies must embed digital thinking, processes and structures into the entire organization.
Mapping the threat landscape: As technology permeates all industries and sectors, mining is not immune to the accelerating threats of cybersecurity. Mining companies are subject to a wide range of risks, and with an evolving threat landscape, leaders must strengthen their cybersecurity programs.
Creating a shared vision for the sector: To foster a shared vision for the mining sector, companies and governments could benefit from finding a middle ground that aligns interests and enhances cooperation when it comes to regulations.
Re-earning the social license to operate: Winning a social license to operate is especially difficult for miners in light of a number of recent, catastrophic mining accidents and as communities continue to raise concerns about the industry's impact on the environment. By lessening their environmental footprint, miners can foster the community trust needed to regain their social license to operate.
Supporting strategic priorities: While commodity prices have begun to recover since they began falling in 2011, following years of record profits industry leaders now understand the importance of adopting operating models that can help them respond to industry challenges and market volatility. Companies that took steps to strengthen their balance sheets in the latest round of cost take-outs are now considering how to align their operating models against these choices so they can position themselves to meet their strategic objectives and sustain their new, lower cost positions.
Creating healthy and inclusive workforces: Productivity improvement has been elevated to a mining industry mantra following the commodity price weakness of recent years. Companies, however, need to recognize that productivity goes beyond reducing costs and streamlining processes: mental health, wellness and diversity should also be considered and addressed.
Adopting an integrated approach to reporting: With governments demanding greater levels of transparency, the sector is working to strengthen compliance and disclosure practices. By standardizing information, considering the benefits of over-reporting and reviewing IT systems to ensure consistent data measurement and reporting capabilities, companies can adapt to a step change in the reporting environment.


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Reiner Klimke (; 14 January 1936 – 17 August 1999) was a German equestrian, who won six gold and two bronze medals in dressage at the Summer Olympics — a record for equestrian events that has since been surpassed. He appeared in six Olympics from 1960 to 1988, excluding the 1980 Games that were boycotted by West Germany.

Equestrian career
Klimke studied Harry Boldt and Gustaf Rau.

He won team gold in 1964, 1968 (both on Dux), 1976 (riding Mehmed), 1984 and 1988 (both with Ahlerich), and the individual gold in 1984 on Ahlerich.

His two bronze medals came in the individual event in 1968 and 1976. Klimke also had a fine record at the World Championships, winning six gold medals: two individual, in 1974 on Mehmed and in 1982 on Ahlerich, and four team: 1966, 1974, 1982, 1986.

At the European Championships, he was the individual champion in 1967, 1973, and 1985 and rode on seven winning West German teams (1965, 1973, 1983, 1985, and others) . Klimke also competed in eventing early in his career. He was a member of the winning West German three-day event team at the 1959 European Championships, and finished 18th in individual eventing at the 1960 Summer Olympics, making him the best German combination. He also won a Grand Prix show jumping competition in Berlin.

Personal life
Reiner Klimke was the son of a psychologist and a neurologist. With his wife, Ruth (also a top show jumping and dressage rider), he had three children: Ingrid, Rolf, and Michael. Ingrid competes in eventing and dressage; she won a gold medal at the 2008 Summer Olympics, twenty years after her father's last Olympic gold. Michael also competes at the Grand Prix level in dressage.

Klimke not only rode and trained, but also ran a law firm and served on several boards, including the FEI Dressage Committee. Klimke died from a heart attack at age 63 in Münster, his place of birth. Prior to his death, he had planned to start at the 2000 Summer Olympics.

Publications

 Cavaletti: Ausbildung von Reiter und Pferd über Bodenricks Stuttgart: Franckh 1966
 Military: Geschichte, Training, Wettkampf Stuttgart: Franckh 1967, "Eventing"
 Cavalletti: Schooling of Horse and Rider over Ground Rails (translation of Cavaletti by Daphne Machin Goodall) London: J.A. Allen 1969
 Le Concours complet: histoire, entraînement, compétition (translation of Military by Pierre André) Paris: Crépin-Leblond 1977
 Grundausbildung des jungen Reitpferdes: von der Fohlenerziehung bis zum ersten Turnierstart Stuttgart: Franckh 1980
 Horse trials (translation of Military by Daphne Machin Goodall) London: J.A. Allen 1984
 Ahlerich von der Remonte zum Dressur-Weltmeister; ein exemplarischer Ausbildungsweg Stuttgart: Franckh 1984
 Basic Training of the Young Horse: From the Education of the Young Foal to the First Competition (translation of Grundausbildung by Sigrid Young) London: J.A. Allen 1985
 Ahlerich: The Making of a Dressage World Champion (translation of Ahlerich by Courtney Searls-Ridge) Gaithersburg, MD: Half Halt Press 1986
 Von der Schönheit der Dressur vom jungen Pferd bis zum Grand Prix Stuttgart: Franckh-Kosmos 1991
 Klimke on Dressage: From the Young Horse Through Grand Prix (translation of the above by Courtney Searls-Ridge and Jan Spauschus Johnson) Middletown, MD: Half Halt Press 1992

See also
 List of multiple Olympic gold medalists
 List of multiple Olympic gold medalists in one event
 List of athletes with the most appearances at Olympic Games
 List of writers on horsemanship

References
 Eurodressage article on Klimke

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Recrewtor's mission is to make it easier for students of the screen (filmmakers, actors, screenwriters, etc.) to access film-related positions and networking opportunities. People use Recrewtor to assist on a fellow artist's project or to "recrewt" others for help with their own films. It's a centralized database for film-related jobs and a network to connect with potential collaborators.


These wall hooks offer the perfect place to hang your coats and jackets. Delightfully quaint boho style, ideal for hanging in the hallway or cloakroom. Four double hooks mounted on a woodn plaque that is decorated prettily with a boho style print. Ideal for hanging in the hallway or cloakroom and can also be used in the bathroom or kitchen for bath towels, tea towels, aprons and oven gloves.
These wall hooks offer the perfect place to hang your coats and jackets. Delightfully quaint boho style, ideal for hanging in the hallway or cloakroom.
Four double hooks mounted on a woodn plaque that is decorated prettily with a boho style print.
Ideal for hanging in the hallway or cloakroom and can also be used in the bathroom or kitchen for bath towels, tea towels, aprons and oven gloves.
Four white metal hooks in a double hook style, mounted on a wooden plaque/plinth. Easily wall mounted with 2 hooks on the back.
With a wide range of hooks and racks to choose from, you'll never lose your keys or struggle to find a place to hang your coat again, in a choice of sizes, styles, colours and designs.


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Rodan Air
Rodan Air Maintenance
Justin Rogers
Trevor Strochinski
Terry Conant
Peter Murdoch
Henri Leclipteau
Bonita Rogers
Naomi Rayo
Meet the Rodan Air Maintenance Inc. Team.
Each individual brings a set of unique gifts that is valued not only by the owner of Rodan Air Maintenance Inc. but mostly by our customers.
Rodan is fortunate to have such great individuals on its team.
Justin Rogers is the owner operator of Rodan Air Maintenance Inc. In operation since 1987.
Justin started working in the industry at Summit Air Charters until they moved to Atlin B.C. From there Justin went to work for Trans North Helicopters. When Summit Air Charters left Whitehorse there was a void of maintenance services in Whitehorse that Justin tried to fill by working after hours out of his truck. In time he became so busy that he opened his own shop at the ripe old age of 21. Rodan Air Maintenance Inc. was born and continues to service Fixed Wing and Rotary Wing clients. Justin is currently the PRM and QA Manager.
Trevor joined Rodan Air Maintenance Inc as an apprentice in 2011. He apprenticed through the Company becoming a talented AME with expertise in fabric repair and painting. Lately he is the Companies Bell 407 and Airbus B2 engineer. His diverse fixed wing talents are a huge asset to the Company. Trevor is currently the shop lead hand.
Terry, a guru in his own right and is a part of our Legacy Series. He has been with Rodan Air Maintenance Inc. since 1998. Previously he worked at Air North on the Hawkers, DC3's, and DC4s and before that he owned his own AMO.
Since 1998 Terry has worked for Rodan Air Maintenance Inc. fixing all types of aircraft in all types of situations. Some of Terry's expertise lies in salvage, fabric repair, tube welding, structural repairs and radial engine service. Terry has forgotten more than he remembers and is an invaluable concierge at Rodan. If you have an issue with your aircraft that no one can solve, Terry has probably come across this issue before and knows how to fix it. Currently Terry is our inspector for specialized work and unofficial consultant for just about everyone that walks into the shop.
Peter Murdock
Peter joined Rodan in May of 2019. He brings to the Company many years of helicopter experience specializing on Airbus variants. He is also an up and coming helicopter pilot with experience in Bell 206 series aircraft. His dry sense of humor and positive attitude towards his work and co-workers is a pleasant addition to the shop. Peter is an experienced helicopter engineer and an asset to the team. Peter will run the satellite base in Dease Lake for the 2020 summer season.
Henri joined Rodan in May 2019 as a fresh apprentice out of BCIT trade school. He is a quick learner and keen to learn new skills. His can-do-attitude and positive work attitude has been very beneficial to the shop. We are confident he will surpass the rest of us in his future skills as a competent AME. The shop would have a very hard time without his enthusiasm and keen work ethic. Henri takes cares of the shop and assists mechanics in their daily duties. We are lucky to have him.
Naomi is a new member of the Rodan Team and new to the Aviation Industry. She has a ton of ambition and loves the new skills and experiences she is being exposed to. One of her favorite things is that Rodan is providing her the training in-house and externally to upgrade the skills necessary to do her job effectively. If you phone Rodan, she is likely the first person you will talk to. She is our Office Administrator with a myriad of other tasks being thrown at her on a daily basis. She is the glue between the office and the floor.
Naomi's positive, happy-go-lucky optimistic attitude has earned her the unofficial title of "Happiness Officer". She is Yukon built, something not many people can brag about. We all welcome her beautiful spirit here.
rodanair@northwestel.net
25 Pilgrim Pl, Whitehorse, YT Y1A 0M7
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