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The image shows a printed document with text and numbers arranged in columns under the header "10/29/95".
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The image shows a printed document with text and numbers arranged in columns under the header "10/29/95". The main body of the document contains text that appears to be related to some form of schedule or plan, possibly for an event taking place on October 29, 1995. There are no visible people, locations, or objects other than the printed text and numbers on the document. The image is oriented vertically, and the resolution is low, making it difficult to read the finer details of the text.
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