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    <extent>117 p. ill.; col.; photo. ;  18 cm.</extent>
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  <note type="statement of responsibility">Eduardo Bermúdez.</note>
  <note>This book is for the Cabrera Bermúdez Family. They helped me in rescuing two things I had lost: short-term forgetting and long term remembering.</note>
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