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03:09
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02:08
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Bridge 5
02:19
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Bridge 6
00:50
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Bridge 7
06:30
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02:27
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Bridge 9
02:45
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Bridge 1.2
06:28
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Bridge 10
08:32
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04:05
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04:18
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Bridge 13
00:56
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Bridge 14
00:35
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Bridge 15
06:42
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Bridge 16
03:40
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Bridge 17
00:56
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Bridge 18
01:28
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04:42
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