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CLIFFTON, Timothy and Tasha

HOEPPNER, Shawn and ALDRICH-HOEPPNER, Wendy

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HEPBURN, Shawn and Mistie

RAYSBROOK, Mark and Julie

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CRAWFORD, Omar and Stephanie

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KITCHENS, Dwight and Yoshie

NELWAN, Ronald and NURCHOMALAWATI, Dwi

MORRELL, Hector and Vivian

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PITMAN, Todd and CROXTON, Devon

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TAYLOR, David and Elena

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