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Bradford's
Landing was founded in 1824 by brothers Hiram and Miles Bradford. Hiram would later establish the first cotton gin and store in Brownsville in 1825. This storefront was later purchased by early Jewish settler Emil Tamm, and operated as Emil Tamm & Sons Department Store for 96 years.
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living together, 27.3% had a female householder with no husband present, and 30.2% were non-families. 27.0% of all households were made up of individuals, and 11.8% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.58 and the average family size was 3.11.
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Brownsville in 1836 and acted as a benefactor for many of the city's institutions. Bond owned in excess of 17,000 acres in Haywood County alone and owned as many as 600 slaves. He provided the land for the establishment of both Brownsville Baptist Female College in 1850 and
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Brownsville in April 1862. Upon organization, James Allen Taylor served as captain, Alex Duckworth served as first lieutenant, and Frank Pugh served as third lieutenant.The unit consisted of roughly another 65 non-commissioned officers and privates. The company remained in
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supplied much needed assistance to
Brownsville during this time. Many victims of the epidemic were buried in Brownsville's Oakwood Cemetery. Due to the limited workforce available to bury each victim individually, several of them were buried in an unmarked mass grave.
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people allowing settlement in
Western Tennessee. Fifty acres of land were deeded for Brownsville on December, 14 1825 for a sum of one dollar and the choice of lots. By 1832, Brownsville had grown to a population of 400. The town continued to flourish until the
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Brownsville was previously home to a spacious three-story opera house. This venue saw many traveling companies throughout the years, and also hosted various local programs, talent shows, and dances. Notable performances at the opera house were done by
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The Tabernacle Campground was founded in 1826 by Reverend Howell Lewis Taylor and his five sons. This settlement contained Haywood County's first schoolhouse. It now serves as the site of an annual camp meeting for over 700 descendants of Taylor.
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and opened in 1851. This was the only one of 18 colleges within a 60 mile radius of Brownsville to survive the Civil War. There were a limited number of male graduates of this female college, but among them was future governor of Missouri
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Brownsville is served by the Elma Ross Public Library. The library finished construction in 1992 after funding was raised jointly by the county, city, and local philanthropist David William Ross. Brownsville was previously served by a
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in the state after the turn of the 20th century, excluding them from the political system and destroying what had been a competitive system. The state's congressional delegation and elected officials became predominantly white
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The Haywood Rifles were also organized in Brownsville in spring 1861. The company consisted of around 100 men with Robert S. Russell served as captain. In May 1861 they were assigned their position as Company B of the
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The Haywood Blues were organized in Brownsville in spring 1861, consisting of approximately 100 men and captained by G.C. Porter. This company was mustered into service in May 1861 and was assigned as Company A of the
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in May 1865. Brownsville and Haywood County produced many other companies to the secessionist army, including two to the 7th Cavalry, two to the 14th Cavalry, three to the 15th Cavalry, and four to the 9th Infantry.
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Brownsville also operated Dunbar School, established in the 1890s to serve the African American population. Dunbar School burned in the 1919 and was replaced by Haywood County Training School, later renamed
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agents were sent to the town in September to protect blacks wanting to register to vote, but the local people were fearful because there had been no prosecution of Williams' killers. In October 1940,
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Brownsville was considered by the Tennessee General Assembly in 1963 to receive one of the state's first three community colleges. However, the college was ultimately given to nearby
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The median income for a household in the city was $ 27,276, and the median income for a family was $ 33,782. Males had a median income of $ 30,313 versus $ 22,030 for females. The
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for civil rights activities; he is the last recorded lynching victim in the state. Several other NAACP members were run out of town by police, fearing for their lives.
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which would connect Haywood County to Memphis upon its completion. During the Union occupation of Haywood County in June 1862, Bond swore loyalty to the Union.
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Isaac Felsenthal, brother of Jacob Felsenthal, was killed at the Battle of Shiloh while serving in Nathan Bedford Forrest's cavalry
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a few days later, with bullet holes in his chest. He is considered to be the first NAACP member to have been
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Lift Every Voice, The NAACP and the Making of the Civil Rights Movement
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and second-class status on African Americans. Tennessee effectively
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Lifting the Veil, A Political History of Struggles for Emancipation
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Hiram Bradford, was a lieutenant colonel in the Confederate Army
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in Tennessee, and is a rare example of a synagogue built in the
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in 1886. The first newspaper to be printed in Brownsville was
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losing his successful service station and all their property.
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4337:"The Heartbreaking Story Behind "Delta Dawn" by Tanya Tucker"
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the community until it was destroyed by a fire in 1980.
3652:"Census of Population and Housing: Decennial Censuses"
3579:"Brownsville, Tennessee Köppen Climate Classification"
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3296:"Haywood County Confederate Monument, a War Memorial"
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Goldring/Woldenberg Institute of Southern Jewish Life
2489:(1939–2023), singer and actress, who lived in nearby
2370:(1947–2024), oncologist and brigadier general of the
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4403:(Knoxville: The University of Tennessee Press, 1993)
3354:"Haywood County's C.S.A. Colonels Historical Marker"
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4119:Staff, WBBJ 7 Eyewitness News (January 12, 2024).
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4160:"Billy Tripp's Mindfield, Brownsville, Tennessee"
3825:"College Hill Center – Haywood County, Tennessee"
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2579:Taking Back My Life: The Nancy Ziegenmeyer Story
5211:Majority-minority cities and towns in Tennessee
4299:"Rockey & Susan Felker: It's All Been Good"
3509:"FBI Says It Protected Brownsville Citizens"],
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4324:. Secretary of State. 1957. pp. 164, 167.
4121:"Ann Marks Performing Arts Center opens again"
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3407:"Oakwood Cemetery – Brownsville, Tennessee"
3218:"Civil War Rosters from Haywood County, TN"
2940:"ISJL - Tennessee Brownsville Encyclopedia"
2391:(1908–1984), blues musician, son-in-law of
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2136:Brownsville's only local newspaper is the
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2767:"Brownsville, Tennessee City Information"
2599:"Mayor's Office – Brownsville, Tennessee"
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4321:Official Manual of the State of Missouri
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3914:"Elma Ross Public Library - Who We Are"
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2385:(1901–1965), country blues musician
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3382:"Yellow Fever Historical Marker"
3157:"Tennessee Historic Event Venue"
3116:John Wiley and Sons, 1997, p 296
3072:"Felsenthal's Historical Marker"
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1877:Brownsville racial composition
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4335:Patton, Alli (March 1, 2023).
4021:"Tales of Ike and Tina Turner"
3327:. Cambridge University Press.
3047:"James Bond Historical Marker"
2989:Mozo, Jessica (May 21, 2013).
2965:"Tabernacle Historical Marker"
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586:Attorney General of Tennessee
426:in 1882. It is listed on the
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2674:United States Census Bureau
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2194:—dedicated to singer
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622:disenfranchised most blacks
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3968:Brownsville States-Graphic
3861:"Dunbar Historical Marker"
3809:Dennis, Pamela R. (2009).
3626:"Station: Brownsville, TN"
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222:390 ft (119 m)
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3127:"Historic Preservation"
2995:Tennessee Home and Farm
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3513:, October 1940, p. 324
3483:Tennessee Encyclopedia
3250:www.researchonline.net
3026:Tennessee Encyclopedia
2752:June 30, 2014, at the
2559:". The song's writer,
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2283:The Rock and Roll Trio
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521:Nathan Bedford Forrest
501:9th Tennessee Infantry
465:6th Tennessee Infantry
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3730:"Home | TCAT Jackson"
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2267:Major League Baseball
2259:(1909–1947), musician
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4647:United States portal
3970:. September 22, 2015
3534:on February 13, 2020
3500:, Black Past website
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2537:William Ridley Wills
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240: • Density
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4432:Patricia Sullivan,
4341:American Songwriter
4164:RoadsideAmerica.com
3528:American Factfinder
3485:, 2017/updated 2018
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2527:(1880–1975), golfer
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2146:The States Democrat
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2701:. October 25, 2007
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5130:Springfield
5100:Shelbyville
5095:Sevierville
5075:Rogersville
4890:Greeneville
4780:Clarksville
4775:Chattanooga
4765:Centerville
4740:Brownsville
4730:Blountville
4616:Belle Eagle
4608:communities
4548:Brownsville
4530:Brownsville
4523:County seat
3686:December 7,
3538:January 31,
2771:ePodunk.com
2705:January 31,
2679:January 31,
2651:October 15,
2626:October 15,
2604:January 15,
2561:Alex Harvey
2493:as a child.
2487:Tina Turner
2481:Billy Tripp
2475:Jim Thaxton
2454:Polk Taylor
2442:silent film
2377:Corey Moore
2315:Joseph Folk
2273:Patsy Bruce
2223:W. C. Handy
2196:Tina Turner
2185:Billy Tripp
2166:The Phoenix
2150:The Graphic
2121:and became
2099:Joseph Folk
2030:other races
1999:2000 census
1961:Other/Mixed
1872:2020 census
1477:(≥ 0.01 in)
759:Mississippi
513:Fort Pillow
481:Chickamauga
359:War of 1812
347:county seat
343:Brownsville
122: /
5190:Categories
5170:Winchester
5165:Waynesboro
5150:Union City
5115:Somerville
5110:Sneedville
5105:Smithville
5030:Morristown
5020:McMinville
5005:Manchester
4985:Livingston
4915:Huntsville
4910:Huntingdon
4895:Hartsville
4880:Gainesboro
4810:Crossville
4800:Cookeville
4596:Dancyville
4075:Legacy.com
3705:"Homepage"
3588:August 10,
3563:August 10,
3511:The Crisis
2777:August 10,
2586:References
2557:Delta Dawn
2497:Leroy Tyus
2303:Clay Evans
2269:outfielder
2158:The States
2003:As of the
1991:As of the
1524:(≥ 0.1 in)
748:earthquake
693:The Crisis
536:Union Army
473:Perryville
319:feature ID
227:Population
169:Government
110:89°15′39″W
107:35°35′26″N
5060:Pikeville
5045:Nashville
5010:Maryville
4995:Lynchburg
4975:Lexington
4970:Lewisburg
4955:Lafayette
4950:Knoxville
4930:Jamestown
4920:Jacksboro
4905:Hohenwald
4900:Henderson
4850:Dyersburg
4815:Dandridge
4805:Covington
4790:Cleveland
4770:Charlotte
4745:Byrdstown
4694:Tennessee
4283:April 10,
4258:April 10,
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2915:April 10,
2890:April 10,
2319:St. Louis
2297:Pat Estes
2288:Tony Delk
2257:Son Bonds
2067:Education
2012:, 36.52%
707:Geography
649:Lynchings
627:Democrats
614:supremacy
489:Nashville
458:Civil War
444:Dyersburg
392:Chickasaw
307:FIPS code
295:Area code
249:Time zone
219:Elevation
151:Tennessee
5175:Woodbury
5155:Wartburg
5135:Tazewell
5085:Savannah
5080:Rutledge
4945:Kingston
4885:Gallatin
4875:Franklin
4795:Columbia
4755:Carthage
4710:Altamont
4368:April 9,
4346:April 9,
4140:cite web
3661:March 4,
3463:Archived
2750:Archived
2518:and the
2034:Hispanic
2024:, 0.07%
2020:, 0.10%
2016:, 0.14%
1974:Hispanic
1865:Sources:
1569:Source:
1400:(1,425)
1331:Average
1256:(−11.7)
1196:(−10.6)
725:Humboldt
618:Jim Crow
584:, later
485:Franklin
311:47-08920
283:ZIP code
5160:Waverly
5145:Trenton
5125:Spencer
5065:Pulaski
5050:Newport
5025:Memphis
4965:Lebanon
4925:Jackson
4840:Dresden
4825:Decatur
4785:Clinton
4735:Bolivar
4626:Nutbush
4578:Stanton
4125:WBBJ TV
3995:I, Tina
3964:"About"
2731:June 7,
2491:Nutbush
2413:pitcher
2119:Jackson
1916:66.48%
1465:(0.25)
1425:(0.25)
1251:(−7.5)
1246:(−4.2)
1231:(15.6)
1226:(17.3)
1221:(14.0)
1206:(−4.7)
1201:(−8.1)
1186:(10.4)
1171:(10.0)
1166:(16.8)
1161:(20.9)
1156:(21.8)
1151:(20.1)
1146:(15.6)
1141:(10.0)
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1116:(16.1)
1106:(10.3)
1101:(16.6)
1096:(23.0)
1091:(26.6)
1086:(27.2)
1081:(25.4)
1076:(21.2)
1071:(16.1)
1066:(10.8)
1046:(21.8)
1041:(10.8)
1036:(16.2)
1031:(23.2)
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961:(30.6)
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931:(29.7)
926:(26.6)
921:(22.6)
916:(20.5)
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733:Memphis
729:Jackson
674:lynched
448:Lucerne
438:style.
373:around
365:History
327:Website
322:1278634
163:Haywood
136:Country
5120:Sparta
5090:Selmer
5070:Ripley
4990:Loudon
4980:Linden
4935:Jasper
4845:Dunlap
4820:Dayton
4760:Celina
4750:Camden
4725:Benton
4720:Athens
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2005:census
1985:5.94%
1978:Latino
1955:0.04%
1942:0.16%
1929:0.18%
1913:6,507
1902:24.8%
1899:2,427
1888:Perc.
1840:10,292
1825:10,748
1810:10,019
1650:116.1%
1590:Census
1517:107.6
1470:(5.6)
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1370:(105)
1365:(119)
1360:(152)
1355:(131)
1350:(141)
1345:(126)
1340:(106)
1326:(−25)
1321:(−22)
1316:(−16)
1276:(−15)
1271:(−23)
1266:(−25)
1241:(1.4)
1236:(8.3)
1216:(7.3)
1211:(0.8)
1181:(0.6)
1176:(4.3)
1136:(5.0)
1131:(0.7)
1111:(5.7)
1061:(6.2)
1056:(3.9)
986:(8.9)
797:Month
750:risk.
469:Shiloh
158:County
5055:Paris
4865:Erwin
4835:Dover
4705:Alamo
4606:Other
2022:Asian
2014:White
1968:2.4%
1935:Asian
1894:White
1885:Num.
1882:Race
1860:−4.9%
1855:9,788
1845:−4.2%
1800:32.7%
1795:9,307
1785:29.3%
1780:7,011
1770:15.1%
1765:5,424
1755:17.4%
1750:4,711
1740:25.2%
1735:4,012
1720:3,204
1705:3,062
1690:2,882
1675:2,645
1660:2,516
1645:2,457
1635:17.1%
1630:1,137
1514:10.7
1493:10.3
1487:10.7
1481:10.4
1398:56.12
1385:(97)
1380:(98)
1375:(84)
1311:(−3)
1286:(−1)
1281:(−4)
906:(43)
901:(27)
896:(31)
891:(36)
886:(42)
881:(42)
876:(43)
871:(42)
866:(37)
861:(33)
856:(33)
851:(28)
846:(26)
836:Year
658:NAACP
288:38012
277:(CDT)
275:UTC-5
254:UTC-6
235:9,788
146:State
4860:Erin
4570:Town
4540:City
4446:ISBN
4413:ISBN
4370:2024
4348:2024
4306:2017
4285:2024
4260:2024
4239:2024
4218:2024
4192:2024
4171:2024
4146:link
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4106:2024
4082:2024
4057:2024
4032:2020
4000:ISBN
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3872:2024
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3766:2024
3741:2024
3716:2024
3688:2021
3663:2012
3638:2021
3612:2021
3590:2016
3565:2016
3540:2018
3414:2024
3393:2024
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2892:2024
2779:2016
2733:2011
2707:2008
2681:2008
2653:2022
2628:2022
2606:2024
2225:and
2190:The
2160:and
2148:and
1982:581
1965:235
1851:2020
1836:2010
1830:7.3%
1821:2000
1815:7.7%
1806:1990
1791:1980
1776:1970
1761:1960
1746:1950
1731:1940
1725:4.6%
1716:1930
1710:6.2%
1701:1920
1695:9.0%
1686:1910
1680:5.1%
1671:1900
1656:1890
1641:1870
1626:1860
1611:1850
1599:Note
1594:Pop.
1571:NOAA
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1561:0.2
1558:0.0
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1546:0.0
1543:0.0
1540:0.0
1537:0.0
1534:0.1
1531:0.7
1528:0.9
1511:9.0
1508:7.3
1505:6.6
1502:6.5
1499:8.0
1496:8.7
1490:9.7
1484:9.7
1393:5.78
1388:4.71
1383:3.80
1378:3.85
1373:3.32
1368:4.13
1363:4.68
1358:6.00
1353:5.15
1348:5.56
1343:4.95
1338:4.19
1306:(1)
1301:(8)
1296:(9)
1291:(7)
1254:11.0
1249:18.5
1244:24.4
1239:34.5
1234:47.0
1229:60.1
1224:63.2
1219:57.2
1214:45.1
1209:33.5
1204:23.5
1199:17.5
1194:12.9
1184:50.7
1179:33.1
1174:39.7
1169:50.0
1164:62.2
1159:69.6
1154:71.3
1149:68.1
1144:60.1
1139:50.0
1134:41.0
1129:33.3
1124:29.9
1114:61.0
1109:42.3
1104:50.5
1099:61.9
1094:73.4
1089:79.9
1084:81.0
1079:77.8
1074:70.2
1069:61.0
1064:51.4
1059:43.1
1054:39.0
1044:71.2
1039:51.4
1034:61.2
1029:73.8
1024:84.6
1019:90.1
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