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0 INTRODUCTION
Research design is a detailed plan used by the researcher to understand the methods by
which he can achieve the objectives set forth in the study. It involves:
Selection of the type of research design
Selecting appropriate data sources
Selecting the sampling plan
Determining the sample size
Understanding the issues related to measurement and scale selection
There are primarily three types of research designs:
Exploratory research design
Descriptive research design
Causal research design
3.2 EXPLORATORY RESEARCH
Exploratory research is essentially a method of collecting data either by using available
secondary sources, or by using primary data that has been collected by unstructured
method. Exploratory research is generally carried out to know more about the problem,
particularly if the available information is insufficient to proceed further. It is primarily
qualitative in nature, and the purpose of the entire research design is to get more elaborate
information. Therefore, methods such as focus groups, depth interviews, experience
interviews, and projective techniques are used to gather data. These methods typically
entail obtaining detailed information about relevant aspects of the problem in hand from
a small number of respondents. Since the number of respondents is less, and the data is
loosely structured, its reliability cannot be tested. However, rich information is obtained
by probing.
The primary disadvantage of the exploratory design is that the sample size is
small. Therefore, the results of the research cannot be generalized for the entire
population. A farther research (usually of a descriptive nature) will have to be undertaken
to reach conclusive results.
Usually, exploratory design is used when additional information is needed to define
the problem more clearly. It is also used when the researcher wants to gather attitudinal
or perceptual data regarding the respondents.
As stated earlier, exploratory research involves the use of qualitative-research
methods. While quantitative research methods involve the use of structured research

procedures by selecting an appropriate sample, size that is representative to the population

under study, qualitative research primarily uses a loosely structured research technique.
The basic purpose of the qualitative research is to enhance the existing knowledge of
the marketer regarding the problem at hand. When secondary data is not adequate to
clearly formulate the problem, or state the objectives of the research, an exploratory
research becomes necessary before proceeding further.
Data is obtained by probing the respondent. Depth interviews and focus groups
are typical methods of obtaining information in qualitative research. I he information
obtained through these methods is difficult to assimilate. This is because the information
is obtained by probing, or by asking open-ended questions. Therefore, codification of the
responses is difficult. The interpretation of data obtained from this form of research
requires experts.
Advantages
Qualitative researches use smaller samples. Therefore, they can be completed at
a lesser cost and on time.
The information obtained from this type of research method is rich and extremely
useful in understanding die problem better. In-depth information can be collected
from respondents.
Most of the information obtained through qualitative research gives insights about
consumers to the researcher. Additionally, since the researcher does not go with
any preset structured format of presenting questions to the respondent, he comes
across information that he might not have anticipated, but is useful for the problem
in hand. This is absent in case of a highly structured, quantitative research study.
Methods like observation allow the researcher to see and understand the actual
behaviour of consumers. Researchers can, for instance, observe consumers in
situations such as in a retail store.
Disadvantages
Qualitative research suffers from some drawbacks such as the inability of the
researcher to draw conclusions based on the data obtained. This is because of
the limitation of the sample size, and the nature of the research, as it is unstructured.
Unstructured research makes it extremely difficult to classify the data obtained
from respondents, as the information does not have a common structured format,
which can be used for classification.

 It is also more expensive to conduct qualitative research on a larger scale as

compared to quantitative research.
Since statistical tools cannot be used in interpreting data, it becomes difficult to
understand the extent of differences among respondents. In quantitative research,
the magnitude of differences can be gauged.
It is also difficult to find researchers who are experts in conducting qualitative
research studies, and have the ability to accurately interpret the information
obtained.
Experience Surveys
An experience survey involves the use of experts to obtain information about a problem
at hand. The researcher based on his judgement identifies the experts. The expert is
selected based on his ability to guide the researcher in the right direction by providing
appropriate information pertaining to an industry, product, market or customer segment.
Projective Techniques
As the name indicates, the respondent is asked to project his thought process about a
particular object in a certain manner indicated by the researcher. The technique finds its
underpinnings in psychology. These techniques are, for instance, particularly useful in
the area of motivational research. Some of the projective techniques are:
Word association test: This test involves the use of words to elicit appropriate
responses from the respondents. The respondent reads a word, and writes the
first word that comes to his mind. That word is presumed to be most strongly
associated with the given word stimulus for the respondent. Thus, the researcher
can use the word association test for designing advertising.
Sentence completion test: Respondents are asked to complete incomplete
sentences about the desired object. Researchers to understand customers use
the responses generated. The test is often used to understand customers' choice
criteria, and brand image.
Picture tests: Respondents are given pictures and asked to write a story based on
the given picture. These stories are used to understand customer perceptions,
attitudes or preferences.
Depth Interview
A depth interview involves the researcher to conduct a detailed interview with a selected
respondent. The method extensively employs the use of probing to elicit responses. The

information is obtained by using a unstructured questionnaire, that has a detailed outline

of all the information that is required by the researcher from the respondent. However,
the questionnaire allows for probing for seeking clarifications from the respondent. The
basic purpose of the depth interview is to collect detailed information. The objective of
using this method is to make the respondent talk as much about the object as possible, so
that his implicit feelings, attitudes, perceptions or motivations are revealed. These are
not possible with a structured questionnaire. The interviewer constantly asks the
respondent questions such as 'why,' 'how, "why not the other option etc.
1 he interviewer will be able to achieve the desired results only if he is skilled in
interviewing. He must put the respondent at case, and establish a connection with him in
the beginning. This helps the respondent to open up, thus, lending more information to
the interviewer. The Interviewer should also be very clear about the required information.
Therefore, if the respondent moves away from the main object of discussion, the
interviewer has to bring him back to the track. Therefore, the interviewer should be a
very good listener.
The main advantage of the depth interview is that the information obtained is
unparalleled in terms of its detail. In addition, the method is extremely flexible.
The biggest disadvantage of the method is the cost involved. In addition, the
method is heavily dependent on the skill level of the interviewer. Thirdly, the information
obtained cannot be generalized.
Focus Group
A focus group is formal gathering of respondents in groups of about eight to twelve
members each. Each group discusses certain issues posed to them by a group moderator.
The moderator has an unstructured questionnaire that details the information to be elicited
from the participants. Each group discussion can last for an hour to about three hours
depending on the amount of information solicited and the extent of participation of the
respondents.
The advantages of the focus group are:
The focus group solicits in-depth information. It resembles the depth interview
in this sense. This is also the main advantage of the focus group. In addition,
there can be opinions and counter-opinions that form the outcome of the
discussion. Interesting and fruitful revelations can come up during the course
of the focus groups.

 The focus group can be used to gain clearer understanding about the problems
that require decision-making.
It also enables the marketer to generate new ideas for advertising, new
products, or for improving existing products.
The marketer uses this method to elicit comparisons between his product and
those of his competitors', and understand customer perceptions about his
offerings.
Hidden motivations, perceptions, or attitudes can be brought forth using this
method. This, however, requires the use of a skilled focus group moderator.
He can also understand emerging consumer trends among the target
customers, or understand how consumer preferences are changing.
Participants for the focus group should be selected very carefully. They should be
representative of the population. For every sub-group (age, gender, income), separate
focus groups should be conducted. The participants should be encouraged to voice their
opinions. The role of the moderator is most important in the discussion, as no individual
should be allowed to dominate the proceedings, and if any individual is very silent, he
should be encouraged to talk. The focus group can be conducted in a central hotel, or a
convention centre. The participants can be rewarded for their participation at the end of
the session.
The data thus, gathered suffers from the same limitations as the other qualitative
data. It cannot be generalized, and is difficult to interpret. However, focus groups can be
recorded and observed. This should be done with the consent of the participants. It
allows the researcher to not only record the information, but also allows him to observe
the nonverbal communication of the participants. The transcripts of the focus groups are
thereafter, documented verbatim first, and then results are drawn from it As in the case
of other qualitative researches, an expert must do the data interpretation.
3.3 DESCRIPTIVE RESEARCH
The descriptive research design involves the use of quantitative studies and use of statistical
tools to understand the target customers of a company. Usually, this type of research
design involves a survey based framework. The purpose of this research design is to
reach conclusions about the existing preferences of the target customer, or understand
their reactions to changes such as introduction of new products, changes in product
features, pricing or communication. Since the sample size of respondents is large the

results thus, obtained can be generalized for the population. Managers can draw inferences
from the study, and can use the results to formulate marketing strategies. However,
descriptive does not establish a cause-effect relationship between variables. It only
informs the manager the extent to which one variable can influence the other, as the
effect of other variables in the environment has not been controlled. For instance, the
manager can find out the extent to which price influence sales, however, he cannot
determine if price change is the cause of changes in sales. Generally, descriptive research
are used to understand consumer attitudes, perceptions, buying intentions, comparisons
among competing brands, choice criteria, and evaluations of any other element of the
marketing mix.
One of the most important aspects of any research is time. Some studies are
done at a particular point in time. Such a research is referred to as a Cross-sectional
study. It is called so because the researcher is only attempting to study a slice, or crosssection of a particular phenomenon. Longitudinal study is when a researcher studies a
problem over a period of time.
One of the biggest disadvantages of cross-sectional study is that since it involves
the completion of the research by the respondents only once at a particular time, it is
prone to systematic error (that arises from the data from a single source). This can be
eliminated by using longitudinal research design. Cross-sectional designs are also limited
in their ability to result in causal inferences.1 In general, when the theoretical constructs
are well developed, when the scales used are heterogeneous, relationship between
constructs are strong, the likelihood of intervening events are high, and likelihood of
alternative explanations are low, the cross-sectional design should be the preferred method.
Causal Research Design/Experimental Research Design
The main purpose of the causal research is to establish a cause-effect relationship
among variables. This type of research design is extremely useful for marketers when
they want to establish the exact cause outcomes. For instance, if the marketer wants to
understand the exact impact of the increase in prices by 10 per cent on sales of a
particular product, he can use experimental research. However, the causal research is
extremely difficult and expensive to conduct. There arc several variables in the environment
that cannot be controlled. In order to conduct an accurate causal research, it is extremely
important that al I variables other than the ones under study be kept constant, so that the
marketer can understand exactly how much one variable influences the other. In real

market circumstances, this is not possible. Even if it were made possible under artificial
laboratory conditions, the results would not be accurate. Therefore, causal designs are
used rarely in marketing research.
A descriptive research design uses the survey based research technique to arrive
at conclusions that can enable marketers to take appropriate decisions. This type of
research design is best suited for evaluating marketing decisions, particularly in ascertaining
customer perceptions and acceptance. The results of the research can be generalized
for the population as a large sample size is chosen for doing the research. The sample
chosen is representative of the population.
The qualitative (exploratory) and quantitative (descriptive) research designs are
not mutually exclusive. In fact, many a times, the exploratory research precedes the
descriptive research. The descriptive research is used after the nature of the problem
has been well understood, or more information has been collected, so that the research
objectives can be clearly formulated. Thereafter, the descriptive research begins, as for
a descriptive research design, clear problem or objective formulation is absolutely
necessary.
Advantages
One of the biggest advantages of the survey design is the use of the large sample, and
the ability of the manager to draw results from the study. A quantitative research can
also be generalized for the population, unlike the qualitative research, out of which
conclusions cannot be drawn. Another important advantage is the low cost of conducting
the research as compared to qualitative research.
It is also easy to carry out the survey, as the survey instrument (usually a
questionnaire) is structured. Therefore, the data obtained is standardized, and there is no
need for an expert to interpret even the raw data. Respondents also find it easier to
answer questions that are well formed and structured.
Rich analysis of the data is extremely important for the marketer. He can analyze
data across various socio- economic variables, and use sophisticated statistical package
to draw conclusions.
Disadvantages
A very important problem with survey research is the sampling and non-sampling errors
that arise in the survey process. Unless the sampling plan is accurate, and the sample is
sufficiently representative, the results drawn from the research would be completely

erroneous and misleading. The survey instrument should be reliable and validated to
ensure accuracy of data collected.
Survey researches also involved highly structured questionnaires, thus, eliminating
the possibility of probing the respondent. Therefore, deep insights into the customer's
behaviour cannot be obtained. Most of the times, even the questions are close-ended to
facilitate codification and analysis of data. This, however, restricts the responses of the
respondent.
All survey methods rely on the veracity of the respondent. In case the respondent
is not telling the truth, there is not much that the surveyor can do about it. Also, most
surveys rely on the memory of the respondent. Therefore, surveys should not solicit
information that happened long back.
Mall-Intercept Survey
Due to the amount of money and time that needs to be spent fora survey method, a mall
intercept survey is becoming more acceptable method. In this, an interviewer stands in
a shopping mall, and conducts face- to- face interviews with suitable respondents who
visit the mall.
The method is definitely less expensive than the self- administered survey, as the
respondents arc captive at a single physical location. It is thus, convenient for the
interviewer as well. It also enables the administration of the questionnaire at the point of
purchase, and may elicit better responses from the respondents.
However, the biggest disadvantage la that the customers who visit the mall may
not be the best or the only respondents representative of the population. Also, they may
be very inclined to answer questions while they arc in the mall.
Telephone Survey
The telephone is a cost-effective method of conducting surveys. This is the primary
advantage of the phone-based survey. It is also faster, and a large number of respondents
can be reached using the phone in a relatively shorter time at low cost. It is also possible
to monitor the calls made by the interviewers. The researcher can call back in case of
unavailability of the respondent. This process is also cheaper and faster than a face- toface survey. In case respondents are scattered in far flung areas with access to phone
facilities* this may be the best survey method available. Also, the phone surveys are
most suitable for those questions where respondents may not want to disclose their
identity.

However, the primary disadvantage of the phone survey is that a lengthy survey
is not possible over the phone. The respondent may disconnect the phone. Also, it is not
possible to use show cards, or pictures while conducting the survey. Even if there are
many options in a question, the respondent may be forced to recollect all of them.
Therefore, only short questions and instruments can be suitably used in a phone-based
survey. Telemarketing may also be considered to be a source of intense displeasure by
many respondents.
If the phone-based survey is used, first the respondents need to be selected by
using a telephone directory. The selection of the respondents should be random. Usually
a random selection of the telephone numbers of respondents can be done by using an
appropriate software.
Self-Administered Survey
In a self-administered survey, the respondent reads the questions himself, and answers
the survey instrument. The advantage for the interviewer is that he has to spend less
time with the respondents. Also, the interviewer's bias gets reduced if the respondent
fills up the instrument himself. However, the disadvantage of this aspect is that the
interviewer does not have the opportunity to clarify any doubts that the respondent might
have while filling up the survey instrument.
Direct-Mail Survey
One of the methods of a self-administered survey is the direct-mail survey. In this, the
questionnaires are mailed to the respondent. The respondent upon receiving the survey
instrument fills it up and sends it back to the researcher. Direct mail is the best method
of research in case a strong database of relevant respondents and their addresses are
available.
The main problem with the direct-mail survey is that the response rate is very
low. A response rate of around 2 per cent is considered to very good in case of a directmail survey. The main reason for the low response rate is the respondent's inertia to fill
in the questionnaire. However, researchers have tried to overcome this drawback by
offering an incentive to the respondent, for instance, in the form of a discount coupon.
Also they can be sent a self- addressed envelope in which the respondent can send
Back the completed questionnaire. This measure can increase the response rate to
some extent.
Survey Methods

Online Survey; An online survey is the latest method of conducting research. The
online survey uses the Internet as the medium for receiving responses to the survey
instrument. The Internet based survey can be done at low cost and is less time consuming
to undertake the survey. The basic problem with the online survey is that it is not possible
to find out whether the person taking the survey is a correct respondent. But this problem
can be overcome by sending the questionnaires to identified respondents.
While selecting the appropriate survey-research method, tne researcher must
consider several factors such as the availability of time and money. The difficulty of the
questionnaire is an important consideration to find out if a self- administered survey or a
telephonic survey would work, or a person administered survey will have to be undertaken.
The length of the questionnaire is also an important determinant of the same decision.
Person-Administered Surveys: In the person-administered survey, the survey instrument
or the questionnaire is administered by field interviewers who received training about
the procedure. The interviewers are trained to identify the right respondent, elicit his
interest in answering the questionnaire, filling up the data properly and to avoid any
interviewer biases.
3.4 EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH
Experimentation is the method wherein the cause-effect relationship is examined between
variables. Descriptive research does not involve the establishment of cause and effect.
It involves the understanding of the impact of the independent variable on the dependent
variable. Experimental designs also use independent and dependent variables. However,
the independent variable is used to directly measure the impact of its variation on the
outcome of the dependent variable. The difference between the experimental research
design and the descriptive research design is that in experimental research design, only
the independent variable is varied, while all other variables that can cause variations are
kept constant. Thus, the marketer can exactly judge the cause-effect relationship.
Whereas in descriptive research, the independent variable only impacts the dependent
variable, though the researcher knows that other variables in the environment can also
cause variations in the dependent variable.
The researcher has to keep other variables constant in order to understand the
causal relationship. The variables that are kept constant are called control variables.
The researcher tries his best to keep the other variables constant in the environment.

Some variables cannot be controlled by the researcher. These include any variations in
external, uncontrollable factors. These factors are called extraneous variables.
Test marketing is a typical example of an experimental design. Test marketing
involves the launch of the new product in one or few geographical areas chosen to be
representative of its intended market. A new product is sold into distribution outlets so
that performance can be gauged face-to-face with rival products. The product is promoted
as it would be in a national launch and consumers are asked to choose it against
competitors' products as they would if the new product went national. By projecting test
marketing results to the full market, an assessment of the new product's likely success
can be gauged. Test marketing does have problems. Test towns and areas may not be
representative of the national market and thus, sales projections may be inaccurate.
Competitors may invalidate the test market by giving distribution incentives to stock their
product, thereby denying the new product shelf space. Test markets need to be long
enough to measure the repeat purchase rate for the product. This can mean a delay in
national launch stretching to many months and years. In the meantime, competitors that
are more aggressive can launch a rival product nationally and therefore, gain pioneer
advantage. Getting the cooperation of the distributors is important. Sometimes, they
refuse to take part in test marketing activities or charge heavy fees.
The advantage of test marketing is that the information provided by test marketing
facilitates the go / no go national launch decision. Sometimes, a number of test areas are
used with different marketing mix combinations to predict the most successful launch
strategy. Its purpose is to prevent a costly and embarrassing national launch mistake.
Test marketing is commonly used with FMCG goods. For very expensive equipments it
is impractical. On global scale, companies roll out products from one country to another.
They gain some of the benefits of test marketing in that the lessons learnt from an early
launch in a country market can be applied to later launches.
3.5 SUMMARY
All research aims at evaluating the market acceptability of a product and test its
alternatives. Exploratory, descriptive and experimental research are the cornerstones of
fulfilling this objective. The availability of secondary data from within the organization
and sample tests with focus groups aid in accuracy of research.
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03:17:21
21/11/2011
48.
03:05:57
21/11/2011
49.
01:19:57
21/11/2011
50.
01:16:53
21/11/2011
51.
01:01:43
21/11/2011
52.
00:52:10
21/11/2011
53.
00:48:50
21/11/2011
54.
00:42:00
21/11/2011
55.
00:23:09
21/11/2011
56.
00:00:17
20/11/2011
57.
23:45:19
20/11/2011
58.
23:41:31
20/11/2011
59.
23:34:44
20/11/2011
60.
23:29:18
20/11/2011
61.
23:21:30
20/11/2011
62.
23:16:53
47.

21/11/2011
03:19:24
21/11/2011
03:15:06
21/11/2011
03:05:56
21/11/2011
01:19:55
21/11/2011
01:14:06
21/11/2011
00:53:40
21/11/2011
00:50:59
21/11/2011
00:44:09
21/11/2011
00:41:59
21/11/2011
00:23:08
20/11/2011
23:58:35
20/11/2011
23:43:56
20/11/2011
23:41:29
20/11/2011
23:32:58
20/11/2011
23:25:17
20/11/2011
23:21:30

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41.15

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1.22

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2.68

00:18:50

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30.31

00:22:51

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5.68

00:13:16

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0.63

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22:49:17
20/11/2011
64.
22:45:51
20/11/2011
65.
22:44:28
20/11/2011
66.
22:31:22
20/11/2011
67.
22:13:50
20/11/2011
68.
21:52:29
20/11/2011
69.
21:34:22
20/11/2011
70.
21:04:55
20/11/2011
71.
21:00:16
20/11/2011
72.
20:44:10
20/11/2011
73.
20:18:56
20/11/2011
74.
20:08:20
20/11/2011
75.
19:28:40
20/11/2011
76.
19:25:25
20/11/2011
77.
16:22:55
20/11/2011
78.
16:15:08
63.

20/11/2011
23:13:18
20/11/2011
22:47:02
20/11/2011
22:45:49
20/11/2011
22:41:43
20/11/2011
22:31:22
20/11/2011
22:13:48
20/11/2011
21:48:02
20/11/2011
21:34:20
20/11/2011
21:04:54
20/11/2011
21:00:15
20/11/2011
20:44:09
20/11/2011
20:18:55
20/11/2011
20:08:20
20/11/2011
19:28:38
20/11/2011
19:20:54
20/11/2011
16:19:13

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00:29:25

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02:57:59

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16:10:52
20/11/2011
80.
16:05:02
20/11/2011
81.
15:55:48
20/11/2011
82.
15:21:18
20/11/2011
83.
15:18:42
20/11/2011
84.
15:15:32
20/11/2011
85.
15:07:54
20/11/2011
86.
14:50:30
20/11/2011
87.
14:01:18
20/11/2011
88.
13:58:13
20/11/2011
89.
13:53:07
20/11/2011
90.
13:50:49
20/11/2011
91.
13:39:37
20/11/2011
92.
13:37:22
20/11/2011
93.
13:35:07
20/11/2011
94.
13:31:40
79.

20/11/2011
16:11:53
20/11/2011
16:06:23
20/11/2011
16:02:42
20/11/2011
15:53:24
20/11/2011
15:21:17
20/11/2011
15:17:41
20/11/2011
15:13:50
20/11/2011
15:07:53
20/11/2011
14:50:28
20/11/2011
14:01:18
20/11/2011
13:58:11
20/11/2011
13:53:05
20/11/2011
13:49:25
20/11/2011
13:39:36
20/11/2011
13:37:22
20/11/2011
13:33:43

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00:32:06

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00:49:10

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13:25:47
20/11/2011
96.
13:11:48
20/11/2011
97.
13:05:35
20/11/2011
98.
13:01:56
20/11/2011
99.
12:58:14
20/11/2011
100.
12:56:56
20/11/2011
101.
12:51:03
20/11/2011
102.
12:45:20
20/11/2011
103.
12:42:29
20/11/2011
104.
12:35:54
20/11/2011
105.
12:24:50
20/11/2011
106.
12:23:29
20/11/2011
107.
12:21:26
20/11/2011
108.
12:17:34
20/11/2011
109.
12:08:26
20/11/2011
110.
12:06:43
95.

20/11/2011
13:28:44
20/11/2011
13:22:22
20/11/2011
13:08:14
20/11/2011
13:05:34
20/11/2011
13:01:54
20/11/2011
12:58:13
20/11/2011
12:52:32
20/11/2011
12:46:32
20/11/2011
12:43:41
20/11/2011
12:42:27
20/11/2011
12:35:52
20/11/2011
12:24:47
20/11/2011
12:23:28
20/11/2011
12:21:25
20/11/2011
12:17:33
20/11/2011
12:08:25

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11:56:33
20/11/2011
112.
11:53:58
20/11/2011
113.
11:49:10
20/11/2011
114.
11:47:47
20/11/2011
115.
11:46:01
20/11/2011
116.
11:43:08
20/11/2011
117.
11:41:34
20/11/2011
118.
11:34:24
20/11/2011
119.
11:30:22
20/11/2011
120.
11:28:10
20/11/2011
121.
11:21:20
20/11/2011
122.
11:14:45
20/11/2011
123.
11:12:37
20/11/2011
124.
11:09:05
20/11/2011
125.
11:06:37
20/11/2011
126.
11:04:41
111.

20/11/2011
12:06:36
20/11/2011
11:56:30
20/11/2011
11:53:58
20/11/2011
11:49:09
20/11/2011
11:47:45
20/11/2011
11:46:00
20/11/2011
11:43:07
20/11/2011
11:41:34
20/11/2011
11:33:24
20/11/2011
11:30:21
20/11/2011
11:28:07
20/11/2011
11:21:19
20/11/2011
11:14:45
20/11/2011
11:11:41
20/11/2011
11:09:05
20/11/2011
11:06:34

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11:01:23
20/11/2011
128.
10:59:54
20/11/2011
129.
10:19:03
20/11/2011
130.
10:15:37
20/11/2011
131.
04:19:16
20/11/2011
132.
02:25:17
20/11/2011
133.
02:20:12
20/11/2011
134.
02:16:51
20/11/2011
135.
02:11:54
20/11/2011
136.
02:07:17
20/11/2011
137.
02:04:02
20/11/2011
138.
01:48:39
20/11/2011
139.
01:38:20
20/11/2011
140.
01:35:25
20/11/2011
141.
01:32:53
20/11/2011
142.
01:30:20
127.

20/11/2011
11:03:23
20/11/2011
11:01:22
20/11/2011
10:59:53
20/11/2011
10:18:57
20/11/2011
10:15:35
20/11/2011
04:19:08
20/11/2011
02:25:15
20/11/2011
02:20:09
20/11/2011
02:13:47
20/11/2011
02:09:38
20/11/2011
02:05:07
20/11/2011
02:00:07
20/11/2011
01:48:35
20/11/2011
01:36:48
20/11/2011
01:35:23
20/11/2011
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00:40:50

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05:56:19

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28.95

33.35

01:53:51

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5.77

6.56

00:10:15

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4.61

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0.08

00:02:30

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0.95

1.08

00:02:34

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0.61

0.71

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01:07:22
20/11/2011
144.
00:33:37
20/11/2011
145.
00:30:19
19/11/2011
146.
22:42:55
19/11/2011
147.
22:14:36
19/11/2011
148.
22:10:46
19/11/2011
149.
21:58:59
19/11/2011
150.
21:20:14
19/11/2011
151.
21:15:35
19/11/2011
152.
21:08:20
19/11/2011
153.
20:51:44
19/11/2011
154.
20:46:00
19/11/2011
155.
20:35:24
19/11/2011
156.
20:24:00
19/11/2011
157.
20:07:07
19/11/2011
158.
18:07:50
143.

20/11/2011
01:29:56
20/11/2011
01:04:16
20/11/2011
00:33:37
20/11/2011
00:28:52
19/11/2011
22:42:53
19/11/2011
22:13:00
19/11/2011
22:10:46
19/11/2011
21:58:58
19/11/2011
21:19:08
19/11/2011
21:15:33
19/11/2011
21:07:20
19/11/2011
20:51:43
19/11/2011
20:42:12
19/11/2011
20:35:21
19/11/2011
20:23:59
19/11/2011
20:02:03

00:22:34

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11.51

13.17

00:30:39

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9.2

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01:45:57

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00:28:17

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00:38:44

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18.23

18.75

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25.17

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2.7

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17:55:28
19/11/2011
160.
17:49:40
19/11/2011
161.
17:46:04
19/11/2011
162.
17:42:19
19/11/2011
163.
17:36:06
19/11/2011
164.
15:26:22
19/11/2011
165.
15:11:46
19/11/2011
166.
10:55:25
19/11/2011
167.
10:54:56
19/11/2011
168.
09:48:44
19/11/2011
169.
09:48:27
18/11/2011
170.
11:51:25
18/11/2011
171.
10:48:57
17/11/2011
172.
17:30:10
17/11/2011
173.
17:02:43
17/11/2011
174.
15:08:02
159.

19/11/2011
18:07:28
19/11/2011
17:50:56
19/11/2011
17:47:08
19/11/2011
17:43:57
19/11/2011
17:42:18
19/11/2011
17:34:49
19/11/2011
15:20:24
19/11/2011
15:10:44
19/11/2011
10:55:14
19/11/2011
10:36:35
19/11/2011
09:48:27
18/11/2011
12:14:54
18/11/2011
11:08:46
17/11/2011
17:45:25
17/11/2011
17:30:09
17/11/2011
16:55:01

00:12:00

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04:15:19

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15:06:49
17/11/2011
176.
15:05:38
17/11/2011
177.
15:04:23
17/11/2011
178.
15:03:10
17/11/2011
179.
15:01:57
17/11/2011
180.
15:00:47
17/11/2011
181.
14:58:23
17/11/2011
182.
14:57:14
17/11/2011
183.
14:56:03
17/11/2011
184.
14:54:45
17/11/2011
185.
14:53:32
17/11/2011
186.
14:52:19
17/11/2011
187.
14:51:06
17/11/2011
188.
14:49:53
17/11/2011
189.
14:48:40
17/11/2011
190.
14:47:27
175.

17/11/2011
15:07:59
17/11/2011
15:06:48
17/11/2011
15:05:32
17/11/2011
15:04:23
17/11/2011
15:03:09
17/11/2011
15:01:56
17/11/2011
15:00:25
17/11/2011
14:58:23
17/11/2011
14:57:10
17/11/2011
14:55:57
17/11/2011
14:54:44
17/11/2011
14:53:31
17/11/2011
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17/11/2011
14:51:03
17/11/2011
14:49:51
17/11/2011
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17/11/2011
192.
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17/11/2011
193.
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17/11/2011
194.
14:39:02
17/11/2011
195.
14:36:32
17/11/2011
196.
14:35:19
17/11/2011
197.
14:34:09
17/11/2011
198.
14:32:52
17/11/2011
199.
14:31:40
17/11/2011
200.
14:30:27
17/11/2011
201.
14:29:12
17/11/2011
202.
11:33:23
17/11/2011
203.
11:28:01
17/11/2011
204.
11:23:50
17/11/2011
205.
11:21:56
17/11/2011
206.
11:18:58
191.

17/11/2011
14:47:25
17/11/2011
14:42:36
17/11/2011
14:41:22
17/11/2011
14:40:08
17/11/2011
14:37:44
17/11/2011
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17/11/2011
14:35:18
17/11/2011
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17/11/2011
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17/11/2011
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17/11/2011
14:30:27
17/11/2011
14:29:11
17/11/2011
11:33:22
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11:17:10
17/11/2011
208.
11:13:30
17/11/2011
209.
11:06:56
17/11/2011
210.
11:05:08
17/11/2011
211.
10:55:08
17/11/2011
212.
10:52:45
17/11/2011
213.
10:47:26
17/11/2011
214.
09:34:54
17/11/2011
215.
08:28:21
17/11/2011
216.
07:47:53
17/11/2011
217.
01:15:35
16/11/2011
218.
22:19:26
16/11/2011
219.
17:59:21
16/11/2011
220.
11:59:22
16/11/2011
221.
11:46:54
16/11/2011
222.
10:50:24
207.

17/11/2011
11:18:57
17/11/2011
11:17:08
17/11/2011
11:13:29
17/11/2011
11:06:53
17/11/2011
11:05:07
17/11/2011
10:55:07
17/11/2011
10:51:06
17/11/2011
10:47:25
17/11/2011
09:34:54
17/11/2011
08:28:21
17/11/2011
02:02:45
16/11/2011
22:37:04
16/11/2011
18:18:33
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12:02:44
16/11/2011
11:59:14
16/11/2011
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00:12:20

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10:42:55
16/11/2011
224.
10:09:27
16/11/2011
225.
08:42:34
16/11/2011
226.
06:59:39
16/11/2011
227.
04:35:29
16/11/2011
228.
04:11:40
16/11/2011
229.
04:03:49
16/11/2011
230.
03:50:23
16/11/2011
231.
03:48:10
16/11/2011
232.
03:31:54
16/11/2011
233.
03:06:11
16/11/2011
234.
02:08:43
16/11/2011
235.
01:53:26
16/11/2011
236.
01:50:05
16/11/2011
237.
01:46:11
16/11/2011
238.
01:39:12
223.

16/11/2011
10:50:23
16/11/2011
10:42:54
16/11/2011
09:45:34
16/11/2011
08:41:16
16/11/2011
06:58:08
16/11/2011
04:30:51
16/11/2011
04:10:34
16/11/2011
03:59:35
16/11/2011
03:49:06
16/11/2011
03:43:56
16/11/2011
03:27:48
16/11/2011
03:04:22
16/11/2011
02:06:15
16/11/2011
01:53:26
16/11/2011
01:47:55
16/11/2011
01:42:55

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00:33:27

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206.03

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01:03:00

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0.31

01:41:37

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02:22:39

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00:19:11

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00:21:37

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01:33:19
16/11/2011
240.
01:31:22
16/11/2011
241.
01:20:57
16/11/2011
242.
01:17:20
16/11/2011
243.
01:14:12
16/11/2011
244.
01:02:01
16/11/2011
245.
00:47:41
16/11/2011
246.
00:44:43
16/11/2011
247.
00:37:53
16/11/2011
248.
00:24:46
16/11/2011
249.
00:10:23
16/11/2011
250.
00:03:34
15/11/2011
251.
23:57:37
15/11/2011
252.
23:50:47
15/11/2011
253.
23:46:52
15/11/2011
254.
23:45:10
239.

16/11/2011
01:35:05
16/11/2011
01:33:19
16/11/2011
01:31:14
16/11/2011
01:20:57
16/11/2011
01:15:26
16/11/2011
01:12:54
16/11/2011
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16/11/2011
00:47:38
16/11/2011
00:44:41
16/11/2011
00:33:57
16/11/2011
00:20:08
16/11/2011
00:05:50
16/11/2011
00:03:31
15/11/2011
23:53:00
15/11/2011
23:50:44
15/11/2011
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23:41:17
15/11/2011
256.
23:21:17
15/11/2011
257.
23:16:05
15/11/2011
258.
22:43:03
15/11/2011
259.
22:27:15
15/11/2011
260.
22:24:22
15/11/2011
261.
22:18:17
15/11/2011
262.
21:44:46
15/11/2011
263.
21:28:39
15/11/2011
264.
21:25:58
15/11/2011
265.
18:34:29
15/11/2011
266.
18:32:55
15/11/2011
267.
18:29:57
15/11/2011
268.
17:19:21
15/11/2011
269.
17:01:56
15/11/2011
270.
17:00:30
255.

15/11/2011
23:45:09
15/11/2011
23:41:15
15/11/2011
23:21:16
15/11/2011
23:16:04
15/11/2011
22:43:03
15/11/2011
22:26:08
15/11/2011
22:24:20
15/11/2011
22:18:15
15/11/2011
21:44:46
15/11/2011
21:28:39
15/11/2011
21:25:58
15/11/2011
18:34:25
15/11/2011
18:32:55
15/11/2011
18:29:55
15/11/2011
17:19:21
15/11/2011
17:01:51

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02:51:29

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01:10:34

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16:55:17
15/11/2011
272.
16:53:55
15/11/2011
273.
16:51:44
15/11/2011
274.
16:50:09
15/11/2011
275.
16:46:42
15/11/2011
276.
16:43:24
15/11/2011
277.
16:33:40
15/11/2011
278.
16:21:10
15/11/2011
279.
11:44:08
15/11/2011
280.
11:42:17
15/11/2011
281.
11:39:36
15/11/2011
282.
11:25:21
15/11/2011
283.
11:23:28
15/11/2011
284.
10:53:18
15/11/2011
285.
10:50:58
15/11/2011
286.
10:49:16
271.

15/11/2011
16:58:20
15/11/2011
16:55:17
15/11/2011
16:53:51
15/11/2011
16:51:42
15/11/2011
16:47:57
15/11/2011
16:46:41
15/11/2011
16:43:22
15/11/2011
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15/11/2011
11:48:04
15/11/2011
11:44:06
15/11/2011
11:42:16
15/11/2011
11:39:34
15/11/2011
11:25:18
15/11/2011
11:20:29
15/11/2011
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15/11/2011
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0.57

0.65

00:14:13

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2.84

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0.09

00:27:11

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10:48:13
15/11/2011
288.
10:43:13
15/11/2011
289.
10:40:34
14/11/2011
290.
14:41:29
14/11/2011
291.
13:04:12
14/11/2011
292.
12:47:26
14/11/2011
293.
12:45:50
14/11/2011
294.
11:34:29
14/11/2011
295.
10:33:22
13/11/2011
296.
10:46:02
13/11/2011
297.
09:20:43
13/11/2011
298.
08:41:46
13/11/2011
299.
06:12:39
13/11/2011
300.
00:12:38
12/11/2011
301.
18:12:39
12/11/2011
302.
12:12:39
287.

15/11/2011
10:49:15
15/11/2011
10:48:12
15/11/2011
10:43:02
14/11/2011
15:37:00
14/11/2011
13:14:16
14/11/2011
13:04:01
14/11/2011
12:47:16
14/11/2011
12:43:21
14/11/2011
11:34:19
13/11/2011
11:08:35
13/11/2011
10:23:46
13/11/2011
08:53:56
13/11/2011
08:39:49
13/11/2011
06:12:38
13/11/2011
00:12:39
12/11/2011
18:12:39

00:01:02

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0.0

00:04:59

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1.09

1.4

00:02:28

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0.84

0.95

00:55:31

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346.3

362.26

00:10:04

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2.02

2.37

00:16:35

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30.05

31.6

00:01:26

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0.02

0.03

01:08:52

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9.9

11.17

01:00:57

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375.03

389.13

00:22:33

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152.03

157.63

01:03:03

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43.57

48.11

00:12:10

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21.78

22.69

02:27:10

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8.77

10.05

06:00:00

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0.91

1.47

06:00:00

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3.55

27.4

30.95

06:00:00

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3.72

33.54

37.26

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21:10:55
11/11/2011
304.
15:10:55
11/11/2011
305.
09:10:55
10/11/2011
306.
19:43:20
10/11/2011
307.
11:56:03
10/11/2011
308.
11:36:32
09/11/2011
309.
07:50:59
08/11/2011
310.
13:09:39
08/11/2011
311.
11:12:53
08/11/2011
312.
11:06:34
08/11/2011
313.
09:37:05
07/11/2011
314.
14:16:04
07/11/2011
315.
09:44:36
07/11/2011
316.
08:49:30
06/11/2011
317.
18:01:46
05/11/2011
318.
12:56:27
303.

11/11/2011
21:53:17
11/11/2011
21:10:55
11/11/2011
15:10:55
10/11/2011
22:42:03
10/11/2011
12:00:21
10/11/2011
11:55:39
09/11/2011
07:56:12
08/11/2011
13:17:18
08/11/2011
13:08:02
08/11/2011
11:12:43
08/11/2011
10:06:35
07/11/2011
15:33:46
07/11/2011
09:51:17
07/11/2011
09:01:14
06/11/2011
18:24:53
05/11/2011
13:01:31

00:42:22

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0.01

06:00:00

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0.81

1.4

06:00:00

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1.26

1.56

02:58:43

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6.12

8.22

00:04:18

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0.37

0.43

00:19:07

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12.39

13.4

00:05:13

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0.42

0.5

00:07:39

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7.9

8.35

01:55:09

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11.97

14.51

00:06:09

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0.69

0.8

00:29:30

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45.4

47.61

01:17:42

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0.78

3.79

4.57

00:06:41

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0.49

0.57

00:11:44

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6.15

6.49

00:23:07

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0.66

5.34

6.0

00:05:04

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2.35

2.64

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12:33:25
05/11/2011
320.
12:03:45
05/11/2011
321.
11:25:06
04/11/2011
322.
13:23:46
04/11/2011
323.
11:17:31
04/11/2011
324.
09:14:08
03/11/2011
325.
13:05:29
03/11/2011
326.
12:20:17
02/11/2011
327.
11:00:59
02/11/2011
328.
10:50:16
02/11/2011
329.
10:00:54
01/11/2011
330.
15:25:30
01/11/2011
331.
11:57:47
01/11/2011
332.
09:38:09
319.

05/11/2011
12:56:09
05/11/2011
12:08:13
05/11/2011
11:55:24
04/11/2011
14:47:08
04/11/2011
11:33:17
04/11/2011
09:49:11
03/11/2011
13:11:41
03/11/2011
13:01:40
02/11/2011
11:06:00
02/11/2011
10:52:53
02/11/2011
10:38:29
01/11/2011
15:54:51
01/11/2011
12:53:45
01/11/2011
09:49:50

00:22:44

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97.57

102.53

00:04:28

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0.08

0.18

0.26

00:30:18

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4.27

112.47

116.74

01:23:22

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12.18

209.51

221.69

00:15:46

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6.3

7.35

00:35:03

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2.95

26.1

29.05

00:06:12

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0.16

0.19

00:41:23

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2.38

24.74

27.12

00:05:01

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0.38

0.44

00:02:37

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0.0

0.0

00:37:35

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57.29

60.38

00:29:21

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33.07

35.76

00:55:58

Data

3.1

11.74

14.84

00:11:41

Data

0.89

3.8

4.69