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- NERI EXHIBIT FABRICATION Federal contract opportunity
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- 140P2121R0058
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This document provides details for a federal contract opportunity for exhibit fabrication services. The solicitation is number 140P2121R0058 and is seeking exhibit fabrication for the New River Gorge National Park and Preserve. The contracting agency is the Department of the Interior National Park Service. Offerors are requested to fabricate exhibits to inform visitors about the natural and cultural history of the park. The response deadline is April 15, 2022, with an anticipated period of performance from June through December 2022. Pricing is to be provided on an firm-fixed price basis.
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New River Gorge National Park and Preserve Canyon Rim Visitor Center
Submitted: March 10, 2021
USE-RIGHTS DOCUMENTATION PACKAGE, PD1
Image Facsimile A visual representation of the image to be used in the exhibit
Exhibit 01.01 — Entrance
Chickadee
Gary Hartley
IM-01.01-101
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit: Gary Hartley
3/10/2021New River Gorge National Park and Preserve
1 Page
January 7, 2021
Gary Hartley
Dear Gary, The National Park Service is developing a new exhibition for the Canyon Rim Visitor Center at New River Gorge National River. Our design firm is designing the new exhibits and would like to use the following images (see page 2).
Reference images are attached. Please let us know what is needed to place an order for these images, including the credit line. Please note that credits are limited to the name of the copyright owner and the name of the organization, if applicable; credits shall not include web site addresses. Based on the park’s preference, credit information may be located directly with the image, in a combined credit panel exhibit, or in the exhibition information notebook at the information desk.
Before we can use the images in the exhibit, we will need written permission for the life of the exhibition. If you can grant permission, please sign this letter and return it to my attention.
If you have any questions, please feel free to call me at 703-246-9241 or email me at cara@thedesignminds.com.
Sincerely, Cara Bennet Content Developer
The National Park Service is hereby granted permission to use the image cited above in a new exhibit for the Canyon Rim Visitor Center at New River Gorge National River.
______________________________ Photographer 01-10-2021 Signature Title Date
Title Image source Chickadee
OR
Tufted Titmouse
Chickadee on branch (DSC_3326 i)
OR
tufted titmouse on branch (DSC_3347 i)
Sandstone Falls Sandstone Falls (GH3_2065)
New River 7684 Lower New River Patrol – M-Dragan &Bushong-vivid
New River (sunset at GV) sunset (DSC_2879)
New River Gorge Bridge With Fall Colors
New River Gorge Wall Mural Endless Wall – Diamond Point sunrise (GH2_3154)
Climbing Rock climber near NRG Bridge (DSC_3379-01)
Kayaking Two boaters (ducky) on New River
(DSC_3262)
Deer in Fog Deer in Fog (DSC_6133-01 i)
Exhibit 01.01 — Entrance
Tufted Titmouse
Gary Hartley
IM-01.01-102
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit: Gary Hartley
2 Page
Dear Gary, The National Park Service is developing a new exhibition for the Canyon Rim Visitor Center at New River Gorge National River. Our design firm is designing the new exhibits and would like to use the following images (see page 2).
Reference images are attached. Please let us know what is needed to place an order for these images, including the credit line. Please note that credits are limited to the name of the copyright owner and the name of the organization, if applicable; credits shall not include web site addresses. Based on the park’s preference, credit information may be located directly with the image, in a combined credit panel exhibit, or in the exhibition information notebook at the information desk.
Before we can use the images in the exhibit, we will need written permission for the life of the exhibition. If you can grant permission, please sign this letter and return it to my attention.
If you have any questions, please feel free to call me at 703-246-9241 or email me at cara@thedesignminds.com.
Sincerely, Chickadee
OR
Tufted Titmouse
Chickadee on branch (DSC_3326 i)
OR
New River Gorge Bridge With Fall Colors
Exhibit 01.01 — Entrance
Sandstone Falls
Gary Hartley
IM-01.01-201
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit: Gary Hartley
3 Page
Dear Gary, The National Park Service is developing a new exhibition for the Canyon Rim Visitor Center at New River Gorge National River. Our design firm is designing the new exhibits and would like to use the following images (see page 2).
Reference images are attached. Please let us know what is needed to place an order for these images, including the credit line. Please note that credits are limited to the name of the copyright owner and the name of the organization, if applicable; credits shall not include web site addresses. Based on the park’s preference, credit information may be located directly with the image, in a combined credit panel exhibit, or in the exhibition information notebook at the information desk.
Before we can use the images in the exhibit, we will need written permission for the life of the exhibition. If you can grant permission, please sign this letter and return it to my attention.
If you have any questions, please feel free to call me at 703-246-9241 or email me at cara@thedesignminds.com.
Sincerely, Chickadee
OR
Tufted Titmouse
Chickadee on branch (DSC_3326 i)
OR
New River Gorge Bridge With Fall Colors
Exhibit 01.02 — Three Parks Orientation
Climbing New River Gorge
National Park Service
IM-01.02-101
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit: NPS / Jodi French-Burr
4 Page
Exhibit 01.02 — Three Parks Orientation
Bluestone River
New River Gorge National River
IM-01.02-201
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit: NPS / Dave Bieri
5 Page
Exhibit 01.02 — Three Parks Orientation
Gauley River Rafting
Gary Hartley
IM-01.02-301
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit: Gary Hartley
6 Page
Exhibit 02.00 — Park Desk
Sky
Shutterstock
IM-02.00-001
NotesName
Source
529571689 Reference Number
Credit: PhilipYb Studio / Shutterstock
7 Page
Exhibit 02.00 — Park Desk
Blue Sky
Shutterstock
IM-02.00-002
NotesName
Source
616333076 Reference Number
Credit: Kay Cee Lens and Footages / Shutterstock
8 Page
Exhibit 02.00 — Park Desk
Sky
Shutterstock
IM-02.00-003
NotesName
Source
193491221 Reference Number
Credit: Sunny Forest / Shutterstock
9 Page
Exhibit 02.00 — Park Desk
Turkey Vultures Flying
Shutterstock
IM-02.00-004
NotesName
Source
342684080 Reference Number
Credit: Ezume Images / Shutterstock
10 Page
Exhibit 02.00 — Park Desk
Red Tailed Hawks Flying
Shutterstock
IM-02.00-005
NotesName
Source
447855208 Reference Number
Credit: cpaulfell / Shutterstock
11 Page
Exhibit 02.00 — Park Desk
Bald Eagle Flying
Shutterstock
IM-02.00-006
NotesName
Source
132163448 Reference Number
Credit: laceagatedesigns / Shutterstock
12 Page
Exhibit 02.00 — Park Desk
Title Image
National Park Service
IM-02.00-101
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit: NPS
13 Page
Exhibit 03.00 — Back Window Room
River Floor Graphic
The Design Minds
IM-03.00-001
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
This custom illustration will include several facts about the New River in the form of a waterway flowing across the floor.
14 Page
Exhibit 03.00 — Back Window Room
New River
Gary Hartley
IM-03.00-901
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit: Gary Hartley
15 Page
Dear Gary, The National Park Service is developing a new exhibition for the Canyon Rim Visitor Center at New River Gorge National River. Our design firm is designing the new exhibits and would like to use the following images (see page 2).
Reference images are attached. Please let us know what is needed to place an order for these images, including the credit line. Please note that credits are limited to the name of the copyright owner and the name of the organization, if applicable; credits shall not include web site addresses. Based on the park’s preference, credit information may be located directly with the image, in a combined credit panel exhibit, or in the exhibition information notebook at the information desk.
Before we can use the images in the exhibit, we will need written permission for the life of the exhibition. If you can grant permission, please sign this letter and return it to my attention.
If you have any questions, please feel free to call me at 703-246-9241 or email me at cara@thedesignminds.com.
Sincerely, Chickadee
OR
Tufted Titmouse
Chickadee on branch (DSC_3326 i)
OR
New River Gorge Bridge With Fall Colors
Exhibit 03.01 — What Makes This Place Special?
New River
Gary Hartley
IM-03.01-001
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit: Gary Hartley
16 Page
Dear Gary, The National Park Service is developing a new exhibition for the Canyon Rim Visitor Center at New River Gorge National River. Our design firm is designing the new exhibits and would like to use the following images (see page 2).
Reference images are attached. Please let us know what is needed to place an order for these images, including the credit line. Please note that credits are limited to the name of the copyright owner and the name of the organization, if applicable; credits shall not include web site addresses. Based on the park’s preference, credit information may be located directly with the image, in a combined credit panel exhibit, or in the exhibition information notebook at the information desk.
Before we can use the images in the exhibit, we will need written permission for the life of the exhibition. If you can grant permission, please sign this letter and return it to my attention.
If you have any questions, please feel free to call me at 703-246-9241 or email me at cara@thedesignminds.com.
Sincerely, Chickadee
OR
Tufted Titmouse
Chickadee on branch (DSC_3326 i)
OR
New River Gorge Bridge With Fall Colors
Exhibit 03.01 — What Makes This Place Special?
Bluestone National Scenic River
New River Gorge National River
IM-03.01-003
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit: NPS / Shari Quinn
17 Page
Exhibit 03.01 — What Makes This Place Special?
Bluestone Hiking
New River Gorge National River
IM-03.01-004
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit: NPS / Eve West
18 Page
Exhibit 03.01 — What Makes This Place Special?
Mountain Biking
Digital Relativity
IM-03.01-005
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit: Digital Relativity
19 Page
A THOU 0 HTFLJL APPn ACH TO [XHIBIT
January 6, 2021
Ashton Harvey Digital Relativity 211 W. Maple Avenue Fayetteville, WV 25840
Dear Ashton, s· nminds
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The National Park Service is developing a new exhibition for the Canyon Rim Visitor Center at New River Gorge National River. Our design fim1 is designing the new exhibits and would like to use the following mountain biking image featured on the New River Gorge Convention and Visitors Bureau' s website (11ttps://ne,wivergorgecvb.com/best-mountain-bike-trails-around-the-new-river-gorne/):
Please note that credits are limited to the name of the copyright owner and the name of the organization, if applicable; credits shall not include web site addresses. Based on the park' s preference, credit information may be located directly with the image, in a combined credit panel exhibit, or in the exhibition information notebook at the information desk.
Before we can use the images in the exhibit, we will need written permission for the life of the exhibition. If you can grant permission, please sign this letter and return it to my attention.
If you have any questions, please feel free to call me at 703-246-9241 or email me at cara@thedesignrninds.com.
Sincerely, Cara Bennet Content Developer
The National Park Service is hereby granted permission to use the image cited above in a new exhibit for the Canyon Rim Visitor Center at New River Gorge National River.
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Exhibit 03.01 — What Makes This Place Special?
Camping NRG
Arrowhead Bike Farm
IM-03.01-006
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit: Arrowhead Bike Farm
20 Page
Exhibit 03.01 — What Makes This Place Special?
Children with Plow at Trump-Lilly Farm
New River Gorge National River
IM-03.01-007
NotesName
Source
G-10-045 Reference Number
Credit:
Can the park confirm ownership of this image?
21 Page
Exhibit 03.01 — What Makes This Place Special?
NPS System Map
National Park Service
IM-03.01-901
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit: NPS
22 Page
Exhibit 03.02 — Bridge Exhibit
Fayette Station Road
Danny Lee
IM-03.02-111
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit: Danny Lee
23 Page
Exhibit 03.02 — Bridge Exhibit
New River Gorge Bridge with Fall Colors
Gary Hartley
IM-03.02-901
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit: Gary Hartley
24 Page
Exhibit 04.00 — Exhibit Room
New River Gorge Wall Mural
Gary Hartley
IM-04.00-001
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit: Gary Hartley
25 Page
Exhibit 04.01 — What Can I Do Here?
Fishing
New River Gorge National River
IM-04.01-001
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit: NPS /
Photo by Mark or Abby.
26 Page
Exhibit 04.01 — What Can I Do Here?
Climbing
Gary Hartley
IM-04.01-901
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit: Gary Hartley
27 Page
Exhibit 04.01 — What Can I Do Here?
Fishing
New River Gorge National River
IM-04.01-911
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit: NPS /
Photo by Mark or Abby
28 Page
Exhibit 04.01 — What Can I Do Here?
Hiking
New River Gorge National River
IM-04.01-921
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit: NPS / Dave Bieri
29 Page
Exhibit 04.01 — What Can I Do Here?
Kayaking
Gary Hartley
IM-04.01-931
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit: Gary Hartley
30 Page
Exhibit 04.01 — What Can I Do Here?
Glade Creek Campground
Arrowhead Bike Farm
IM-04.01-941
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit: Arrowhead Bike Farm
31 Page
Exhibit 04.01 — What Can I Do Here?
Grandview Overlook
New River Gorge National River
IM-04.01-951
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit: NPS / Louise McLaughlin
32 Page
Exhibit 04.02 — What Shaped the Gorge?
New River Rapids
Ashley Hockenberry
IM-04.02-002
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit: Ashley Hockenberry
33 Page
Exhibit 04.02 — What Shaped the Gorge?
Track Gang, 1944
New River Gorge National River
IM-04.02-003
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit:
Can the park confirm ownership of this image?
34 Page
Exhibit 04.02 — What Shaped the Gorge?
Carboniferous Trees
IM-04.02-004
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
35 Page
Exhibit 04.02 — What Shaped the Gorge?
Nuttall Sandstone Cliffs
National Park Service
IM-04.02-901
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit: NPS / John H Perez, West Virginia University
36 Page
Exhibit 04.02 — What Shaped the Gorge?
Sandstone Falls
National Park Service
IM-04.02-911
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit: NPS / Louise McLaughlin
37 Page
Exhibit 04.03 — What Brought People Here?
Late Prehistoric Village Farmers
IM-04.03-001A
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit:
Can the park confirm ownership of this image?
38 Page
Exhibit 04.03 — What Brought People Here?
Clovis Point
IM-04.03-001B
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit: NPS
Can the park confirm ownership of this image?
39 Page
Exhibit 04.03 — What Brought People Here?
Paleo Indians
New River Gorge National River
IM-04.03-002
NotesName
Source
G-10-155 Reference Number
Credit: NPS
Can the park confirm ownership of this image?
40 Page
Exhibit 04.03 — What Brought People Here?
Map
New River Gorge National River
IM-04.03-003
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit: NPS
Can the park confirm ownership of this image?
41 Page
Exhibit 04.03 — What Brought People Here?
Garden Ground, Early 1900s
New River Gorge National River
IM-04.03-004
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit:
Can the park confirm ownership of this image?
Garden ground area near Mt. Hope, early 1900s
42 Page
Exhibit 04.03 — What Brought People Here?
Hamlet Sawmill
New River Gorge National River
IM-04.03-005
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit:
Can the park confirm ownership of this image?
43 Page
Exhibit 04.03 — What Brought People Here?
Miners at Kaymoor
New River Gorge National River
IM-04.03-006
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit:
Can the park confirm ownership of this image?
44 Page
Exhibit 04.03 — What Brought People Here?
Coal Mining
New River Gorge National River
IM-04.03-007
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit:
Can the park confirm ownership of this image?
45 Page
Exhibit 04.03 — What Brought People Here?
Coking
New River Gorge National River
IM-04.03-008
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit:
Can the park confirm ownership of this image?
46 Page
Exhibit 04.03 — What Brought People Here?
Women
New River Gorge National River
IM-04.03-009
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit:
Can the park confirm ownership of this image?
47 Page
Exhibit 04.03 — What Brought People Here?
CSPR Railroad
New River Gorge National River
IM-04.03-011
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit:
Can the park confirm ownership of this image?
48 Page
Exhibit 04.03 — What Brought People Here?
Carter G. Woodson
New River Gorge National River
IM-04.03-012
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit:
Can the park confirm ownership of this image?
49 Page
Exhibit 04.03 — What Brought People Here?
Mining Towns in NRG
New River Gorge National River
IM-04.03-014
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit: NPS
50 Page
Exhibit 04.03 — What Brought People Here?
Baseball Team
New River Gorge National River
IM-04.03-020
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit:
Can the park confirm ownership of this image?
51 Page
Exhibit 04.03 — What Brought People Here?
Mining Child
New River Gorge National River
IM-04.03-030
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit:
Can the park confirm ownership of this image?
52 Page
Exhibit 04.03 — What Brought People Here?
Auger Drill
New River Gorge National River
IM-04.03-101
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit:
Can the park confirm ownership of this image?
53 Page
Exhibit 04.03 — What Brought People Here?
Nuttallburg Tipple
Library of Congress
IM-04.03-901
NotesName
Source
LC-DIG-highsm-34249 Reference Number
Credit: Library of Congress, Prints & Photographs Division, photograph by Carol M.
Highsmith [LC-DIG-highsm-34249]
54 Page
Exhibit 04.03 — What Brought People Here?
Thurmond Depot
New River Gorge National River
IM-04.03-911
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit: NPS / Louise McLaughlin
55 Page
Exhibit 04.03 — What Brought People Here?
Quinnimont Baptist Church
New River Gorge National River
IM-04.03-921
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit:
Can the park confirm ownership of this image?
56 Page
Exhibit 04.03 — What Brought People Here?
Trump Lilly Farm
National Park Service
IM-04.03-931
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit:
Can the park confirm ownership of this image?
57 Page
Exhibit 04.04 — What Lives Here?
Northern Leopard Frog
Shutterstock
IM-04.04-003
NotesName
Source
165901889 Reference Number
Credit: Jason Patrick Ross / Shutterstock
58 Page
Exhibit 04.04 — What Lives Here?
Eastern Box Turtle
New River Gorge National River
IM-04.04-005
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit: NPS / Dave Bieri
59 Page
Exhibit 04.04 — What Lives Here?
Black Bear
Mike Carroll
IM-04.04-011
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit: Mike Carroll
60 Page
Exhibit 04.04 — What Lives Here?
Green Salamander
New River Gorge National River
IM-04.04-012
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit: Jodi French-Burr
61 Page
Exhibit 04.04 — What Lives Here?
Catawba Rhododendrons
New River Gorge National River
IM-04.04-013
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit: Louise McLaughlin
62 Page
Exhibit 04.04 — What Lives Here?
Virginia Big-Eared Bat
IM-04.04-014
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit: Larisa Bishop-Boros under CC BY-SA 3.0
63 Page
Exhibit 04.04 — What Lives Here?
Allegheny Woodrat
IM-04.04-015
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit:
64 Page
Exhibit 04.04 — What Lives Here?
Trillium
Shutterstock
IM-04.04-016
NotesName
Source
589673177 Reference Number
Credit: Lynn Gedeon / Shutterstock
65 Page
Exhibit 04.04 — What Lives Here?
Common Yellowthroat Warbler
National Park Service
IM-04.04-017
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit: NPS / Dan Pancamo
66 Page
Exhibit 04.04 — What Lives Here?
Hellgrammite
National Park Service
IM-04.04-018
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit:
Can the park confirm ownership of this image?
67 Page
Exhibit 04.04 — What Lives Here?
Fraser's Sedge
New River Gorge National River
IM-04.04-019
NotesName
Source
1663932166 Reference Number
Credit: CampSmoke / Shutterstock
68 Page
Exhibit 04.04 — What Lives Here?
Pitch Pine
IM-04.04-020
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit: Famartin under CC BY-SA 3.0
69 Page
Exhibit 04.04 — What Lives Here?
Deer in Fog
Gary Hartley
IM-04.04-021
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit: Gary Hartley
70 Page
Exhibit 04.04 — What Lives Here?
Black Fly
Shutterstock
IM-04.04-210
NotesName
Source
202875202 Reference Number
Credit: Olexandr Taranukhin / Shutterstock
71 Page
Exhibit 04.04 — What Lives Here?
Dragonfly (Plathemis lydia)
Shutterstock
IM-04.04-220
NotesName
Source
1435761599 Reference Number
Credit: Digital Flower Studio / Shutterstock
72 Page
Exhibit 04.04 — What Lives Here?
Crayfish (Cambarus bartonii)
Shutterstock
IM-04.04-230
NotesName
Source
772998646 Reference Number
Credit: photovova / Shutterstock
73 Page
Exhibit 04.04 — What Lives Here?
Mayfly (Hexagenia limbata)
Shutterstock
IM-04.04-240
NotesName
Source
477024802 Reference Number
Credit: Muhammad Naaim / Shutterstock
74 Page
Exhibit 04.04 — What Lives Here?
Caddisfly
Shutterstock
IM-04.04-250
NotesName
Source
1739962199 Reference Number
Credit: Henrik Larsson / Shutterstock
75 Page
Exhibit 04.04 — What Lives Here?
Mixed Mesophytic Forest
New River Gorge National River
IM-04.04-901
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit: NPS / Louise McLaughlin
76 Page
Exhibit 04.04 — What Lives Here?
Appalachian Flatrock Community
IM-04.04-911
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit:
77 Page
Exhibit 04.05 — What Happens Next?
Bluestone River Foreground
New River Gorge National River
IM-04.05-001
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit:
Can the park confirm ownership of this image?
78 Page
Exhibit 04.05 — What Happens Next?
Bluestone River Background
New River Gorge National River
IM-04.05-001
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit: NPS / Dave Bieri
79 Page
Exhibit 04.05 — What Happens Next?
Grandview Bat Condo
New River Gorge National River
IM-04.05-002
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Does the park have a better photo of this structure?
80 Page
Exhibit 04.05 — What Happens Next?
Horeshoe Bend
New River Gorge National River
IM-04.05-003
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit: NPS / Louise McLaughlin
81 Page
Exhibit 04.05 — What Happens Next?
Leave No Trace
Shutterstock
IM-04.05-901
NotesName
Source
1272890617 Reference Number
Credit: Francisco Blanco / Shutterstock
82 Page
Exhibit 04.05 — What Happens Next?
Treating Hemlocks
National Park Service
IM-04.05-911
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Credit: NPS
NOTE: TDM would like to request that the park take a new photo for this panel that fits the composition, if possible.
83 Page
Exhibit 04.05 — What Happens Next?
New River Clean Up
New River Gorge National River
IM-04.05-921
NotesName
Source
Reference Number
Does the park have the original version of this image? If not, we may need to find a replacement to get the necessary resolution.
84 Page
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