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Saturday 21 May 2016At CRASSH, Alison Richard BuildingConveners: Hugo Drochon and Or Rosenboim (University of Cambridge)

Raymond Aron and the Renewal of French Democratic Thought

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21 May 2016, Alison Richard Building (SG1&2)

Conveners

Hugo Drochon (University of Cambridge)Or Rosenboim (University of Cambridge)

Summary

The aim of the POLIS-CESPRA exchange is to explore Raymond Aron’s democratic theory and its legacy in the second half of the twentieth century. Whilst Aron has widely been recognised in the English speaking world as a leading theorist of international relations, his work on democratic theory Démocratie et totalitarisme (1965) is key to understanding not just the twentieth century itself, but the subsequent development of democratic theory both in France and the Western world. Indeed, it is in the Centre founded around Aron by Francois Furet that the leading theorists of democratic theory in France first came together – Marcel Gauchet, Claude Lefort, Pierre Manent, Bernard Manin, Philippe Raynaud, Pierre Rosanvallon, and Dominique Schnapper to name but a few, and their work is starting to have an impact throughout the Western world. Yet to fully understand this renewal, a return to the man who was the source of this renewal seems necessary. By bringing together both younger scholars who are rediscovering these elements of Aron’s thought and an older generation who have more personal recollections and perspectives, it is the object of this exchange to do precisely that.


Symposium, Saturday 21 May 2016

09.30 - 10.00 Registration and Tea and Coffee

10.00 - 10.15

10.15 - 12.30

Welcome - Hugo Drochon

Session 1

• Sophie Marcotte Chénard (University of Toronto)Aron, Weber and the Crisis of Historicism

• Hugo Drochon (University of Cambridge)Raymond Aron and Machiavellian liberalism

• Giulio de Ligio (EHESS)Thinking about democracy philosophically: Tocqueville’s alternatives

Chair: Or Rosenboim

12.30 - 13.30 Lunch

13.30 - 15.00 Session 2

• Benjamin Brice (EHESS)Change and Continuity: Raymond Aron as a Challenger of Democratic Peace Theory

• Or Rosenboim (University of Cambridge)Aron, Mitrany and democratic theory beyond the state

Chair: Hugo Drochon

Programme


15.00 - 15.30 Coffee

15.30 - 17.30 Session 3

• Philippe Raynaud (Paris II/EHESS)Raymond Aron and Francois Furet: Two critical interpretations of communism

• Dominique Schnapper (EHESS) The democratic spirit of laws

Chair: Duncan Kelly

17.30 - 18.30 Wine reception - Atrium ARB

From 19.00 Reception and dinner - Queens’ College


Abstracts

Aron, Weber and the Crisis of Historicism Sophie Marcotte Chénard (University of Toronto/EHSS)

This essay tackles the problem of the “crisis of historicism” (1870-1930) in German thought and its relation to Raymond Aron’s conception of political rationality. During his time in Germany in the 1930s, Aron witnessed the growing political and social instability, the rise of Nazism and the collapse of the Weimar Republic. It was in this context that the “crisis of historicism” reached its peak. The radical historicism of the 20th century, which may be defined as a doctrine according to which there is nothing more than relative and competing worldviews (Weltanschauungen), culminates in a philosophy of historical and moral relativism. This view leads, on a political level, to decisionism or nihilism. In that sense, the crisis of historicism is synonym with a crisis of reason. How does Aron understand and respond to this crisis? What are the effects of the historicist view on the elaboration of his political philosophy? Drawing on Aron’s early writings on German philosophy of history as well as later texts on Weber and rationality, this essay seeks to shed light on the specific character of the Aronian conception of political rationality. Through an analysis of Aron’s interpretation of the possibilities – and limits – of the Weberian notions of rationality and value judgments, the aim of this paper is to assess Aron’s effort to go beyond the shortcomings of Weber’s response to the threats of historicism. I will attempt to show that Aron sees the tension between the universality of moral and political norms and the singularity of historical experience as the necessary condition of an adequate understanding of the mechanisms of political reason and as the basis of a “praxeology” or a theory of political action.

Raymond Aron and Machiavellian liberalism Hugo Drochon (University of Cambridge) The recent interest in Raymond Aron’s political thought in the English speaking world has revolved around Aron’s political liberalism. But how are we to classify such liberalism, when we know of Aron’s rejection of the (neo-)liberalism of Hayek during his time? This paper aims to explore Aron’s ‘Machiavellian’ liberalism, notably though his engagement with Vilfredo Pareto’s work and thought, as mediated through James Burnham’s now forgotten The Machiavellians, which Aron helped to have translated and edited in French. If Aron’s engagement with Pareto’s sociological writings are well-known, the impact Pareto, and the ‘neo-’Marchiavellians more generally – Mosca and Michels – had on Aron’s democratic thought has been somewhat overlooked, and this paper will explore how Aron utilised t


the ‘fact’ of oligarchy as a way of defining both democratic and totalitarian regimes in the twentieth century.

Thinking about democracy philosophically: Tocqueville’s alternatives Giulio de Ligio (EHESS) To justify the essential opposition between democracy and totalitarianism, Raymond Aron developed the presuppositions of what he called the «alternative of Tocqueville». Although democracy and totalitarianism share some features as modern societies, they are fundamentally distinct as political regimes. A political way of thinking allows the sociologist to compare societies and to preserve the sense of philosophical questions and practical alternatives.

The Aronian political approach has been extended by philosophers such as Claude Lefort, Marcel Gauchet and Pierre Manent. Having themselves recourse to Tocqueville in order to deepen the understanding of modern experiences and principles, they aim at fully articulating the human meaning of democracy as well as its internal problems. It is still important to understand why and in which sense the French renewal of a political understanding of democracy implies a philosophical questioning. Such a perspective is not mainly preoccupied with democratic procedures or contexts. It draws attention to what democracy entails for man’s relations with other men and with the world as a whole. The very questions raised by the French political philosophers are revealing of what is at stake in the democratic experience and point at other «Tocqueville’s alternatives». Is democracy a political regime or an irreversible social revolution, a distinct form of humanity, a religious dogma regulating every human action? Which experience of the human soul and bonds does modern democracy engender?

Those questions are still to be confronted philosophically and politically. It does not suffice to think democracy as the opposite to totalitarianism. Taking the French debate seriously, we may then have to question a last alternative Tocqueville famously elaborated, the opposition between democracy and all the other «distinct humanities». A political philosophy of democracy may still reveal itself to be necessary.

Change and Continuity: Raymond Aron as a Challenger of Democratic Peace Theory Benjamin Brice (EHESS) One of the most prominent features of Raymond Aron’s thought on international relations is his reflection about historical processes. The main question is: what can change in international politics and what cannot? On the one hand, history is on the move and new


contexts lead to new institutions, new practices and new ideas. Thus, according to Aron, it would be misleading to stick to the leading principles of the 19th century’s international law in a time when “secular religions” would have prevailed, or to be unable to distinguish between ancient and modern tyrannies. But, on the other hand, he also observed continuities through the centuries. For example, even if Thucydides’ history belongs to a completely different world, his descriptions of political regimes and human passions are still relevant to get insights into contemporary politics. To use Aron’s own words (in of his articles, “L’aube de l’histoire universelle”), the challenge is to articulate the procès (“process”) and the drame (“drama”), namely what is changing and what is not through history.

This paper assumes that this dialectic can be very helpful to study contemporary international relations, and I would like to apply it to the IR theory known as “Democratic Peace Theory” (or more adequately “Democratic Peace Theories”). Obviously, Raymond Aron died before these theories became prominent in IR controversies. However, the way he thought the procès and drame dialectic can help us to criticize some of Democratic Peace Theory’s assumptions which are little challenged.

Aron, Mitrany and democratic theory beyond the state Or Rosenboim (University of Cambridge)

In the 1940s, Raymond Aron was concerned not only with the recovery of France, but also with the new world order emerging from the war. In particular, Aron paid attention to the future of Europe as a democratic and liberal political entity. In his articles and essays, he reflected on the international conditions that would allow Europe to gain shape as a political unity that could guarantee its peoples political liberty in a democratic structures. Aron was not alone in thinking about the democracy beyond the state in the 1940s. Another key thinker, who was also based in London during the war, was the political scientist David Mitrany. Similarly concerned with overcoming the tensions between order and liberty in domestic and international affairs, Mitrany elaborated the theory of functionalism as the foundation for a new European order. In this paper, I compare the proposals of Aron and Mitrany, to highlight their competing interpretations of democracy in particular, and of politics in general.

Raymond Aron and Francois Furet: Two critical interpretations of communismPhilippe Raynaud (Paris II/EHESS) Raymond Aron and François Furet were two brilliant minds who, if their itineraries were very different, in fact held very similar ideas. At the beginning of World War II, Aron


(1905-1983) was already the author of important works and he was a witness to the rise of the national socialist party in Germany. Even if he had been a socialist when he was a student, he was never a revolutionary. His interpretation of communism is grounded in a philosophical reflection which began in the 1930s and which expressed his double position of “spectateur engagé” and of sociologist. François Furet (1927-1997) was younger: he was a communist just after the war and his comprehension of communism emerged from his research into the French Revolution and its Jacobin Legacy. This paper will offer a comparison between these two approaches: it will (1) provide an analysis of the philosophical foundations of Aron’s Critique of Marxism and of “secular religions” and (2) a reconstruction of Furet’s approach of modern revolutions, from Jacobin Terror to communism.

The democratic spirit of lawsDominique Schnapper (EHESS)

The victory of democracies over their external enemies has marginalized the debate on the opposition between democracies and totalitarian countries. We are now aware that under the impact of their own dynamics, they could be threatened by their tensions and possibilities of perversions and “corruptions” (in Montesquieu’s sense). The risk exists that democracies might be corrupted by the exaggeration of their own “principles”. They could go from autonomy to independence, from freedom to abuse of freedom, i.e. license, from search for equality to search for identity and general indistinction.


Biographies

Benjamin Brice (EHESS)

Benjamin Brice recently completed his PhD in Political Science at the Centre d’études Sociologiques et Politiques Raymond Aron de l’École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales (CESPRA-EHESS). His doctoral dissertation was entitled “The End of War? The Ambiguities of ‘Democratic Peace’: interests, passions and ideas”. He published in 2012 an article on Raymond Aron’s international thought entitled “L’avenir de la guerre dans le monde du commerce : Raymond Aron face aux philosophies pessimiste et optimiste de l’histoire” in Études internationales.

Giulio de Ligio (EHESS)

Giulio De Ligio is associate researcher at the Ecole des hautes études en sciences sociales of Paris, where he teaches a class of introduction to political philosophy. Among his publications: La tristezza del pensatore politico. Raymond Aron e il primato del politico (Bononia University Press, 2007); La politique et l’âme. Autour de Pierre Manent (eds., with J.V. Holeindre e D. Mahoney, Paris 2014); Le problème Machiavel. Science de l’homme, conscience de l’Europe (eds., Paris 2014) and several essays on 20th century political philosophy. He is also co-founder and member of the editorial board of the Italian journal « Rivista di Politica » (Rome). He was awarded in 2007 the Prix Raymond Aron.

Hugo Drochon (University of Cambridge)

Hugo Drochon is an historian of late 19th and 20th century political thought. His book, Nietzsche’s Great Politics, is out this summer with Princeton University Press (2016). His current research is on elite theories of democracy – Mosca, Pareto, Michels and Ostrogorski – and the impact their ideas had on the development of democratic theory in American and Europe after WWII.

Sophie Marcotte Chénard (University of Toronto/EHSS)

Sophie Marcotte Chenard is a Postdoctoral Fellow in political theory at the University of Toronto. Her research focuses on the relationship between contemporary political philosophy and history and the normative aspects of interpretive methods in the history of political ideas. She also specializes in 19th and 20th-century philosophy and theory of


history. She previously studied at the EHESS, where she did her Ph.D. in philosophy on the theme of the problem of historicism in the thought of Leo Strauss and Raymond Aron. She received a SSHRC Fellowship for a doctoral studies and was a visiting doctoral student at the University of Chicago in 2013.

Philippe Raynaud (Paris II/EHESS)

Philippe Raynaud (1952) was educated at the Ecole Normale Supérieure de Saint Cloud (1972-1976). He has been a Professor of Political Science at the University of Panthéon-Assas since 1997 and has previously been a Professor of Political Science at the University of Lille (1991-1997) and a research fellow in political science at the CNRS (Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (1988-1991). In 2004, he was appointed to the Institut Universitaire de France, of which he is honorary member. In 2012-2013 he was senior fellow at the Strauss Institute for the Advanced Study of Law and Justice (NYU). In 2014, he received the Prix Alexis de Tocqueville. He is the honorary president of the French Society for legal and political philosophy (SFPJ) and vice-president of the Fondation des Treilles. His writings include notably : Max Weber et les dilemmes de la raison moderne (Paris,1987), L’extrême gauche plurielle. Entre démocratie radicale et révolution (Paris, 2006), Le juge et le philosophe (Paris, 2008), Trois Révolutions de la liberté. Angleterre, Amérique, France (Paris, 2009), La politesse des Lumières. He directed with Pr Stéphane Rials the Dictionnaire de philosophie politique, (Paris, PUF, 1996).

Or Rosenboim (University of Cambridge)

Or Rosenboim in a Research Fellow in Queens’ College, Cambridge. Her research focuses on the history of international thought in the twentieth century, exploring ideas about international order, universalism and empire in Europe and the United States. In 2014, her doctoral dissertation was the co-winner of the Prix Raymond Aron. Her book, The Emergence of Globalism: Visions of World Order in Britain and the United States, 1939-1950 will be published by Princeton University Press in 2017.

Dominque Schnapper (EHESS)

Dominque Schnapper is Professor at the Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales and honorary member of the French constitutional Council, president of the Institute for Advanced Studies in Paris and of the Museum of Jewish art and history (MAHJ).


Participants

Conveners

Hugo Drochon University of [email protected]

Or Rosenboim University of [email protected]

Speakers and Chairs

Bejamin Brice [email protected]

Giulio de Ligio [email protected]

Sophie Marcotte Chénard University of [email protected]

Philippe Raynaud Paris II/[email protected]

Dominique Schnapper [email protected]

Duncan Kelly University of [email protected]

Delegates

Patrick Baert University of [email protected]


Pauline Blistene Sorbonne Paris [email protected]

Annabel Brett University of [email protected]

John Dunn University of [email protected]

Adi Gordon Amherst [email protected]

John Hall McGill [email protected]

Jared Holley University of [email protected]

Thomas Hopkins University of [email protected]

Andrew McKenzie-McHarg University of [email protected]

Chris Metckstroth University of [email protected]

Alfred Moore University of [email protected]

John Naughton University of [email protected]

Anna Plassart Open [email protected]

John Robertson University of [email protected]

Lucia Rubinelli University of [email protected]


David Runciman University of [email protected]

Larissa Schulte Nordholt University of [email protected]

Michael Sonenscher University of [email protected]

Gareth Stedman-Jones Queen Mary University of [email protected]

Ian Stewart [email protected]

Richard Tuck Harvard [email protected]

Waseem Yaqoob University of [email protected]


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A AA AAAA AAD DD DDDD DD

I II IIII IIN NN NNNNNNG GG GGGG GG

L LL LLLL LLE EE EEEE EE

Y YY YYYY YY R RR RRRR RR

D DD DDDD DD

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RRRRRRRRRiiiiiiiiivvvvvvvvveeeeeeeeerrrrrrrrr CCCCCCCCCaaaaaaaaammmmmmmmm

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CCCCCCCCCAAAAAAAAASSSSSSSSSTTTTTTTTTLLLLLLLLLEEEEEEEEE SSSSSSSSSTTTTTTTTT

C CC CCCC CCR RR RRRR RR

O OO OOOO OOF FF FFFF FFT TT TTTT TT


L LL LLLL LLM MM MMMM MME EE EEEE EE


TTTTTTTTTRRRRRRRRRUUUUUUUUU MMMMMMMMMPPPPPPPPPIIIIIIIIINNNNNNNNNGGGGGGGGGTTTTTTTTTOOOOOOOOONNNNNNNNN RRRRRRRRRDDDDDDDDD

RRRRRRRRROOOOOOOOOPPPPPPPPPEEEEEEEEE WWWWWWWWWKKKKKKKKK

SSSSSSSSSTTTTTTTTTAAAAAAAAA

TTTTTTTTTIIIIIIIIIOOOOOOOOO

NNNNNNNNN RRRRRRRRR

DDDDDDDDD


I II IIII IID DD DDDD DDS SS SSSS SS' '' '''' ''


U UU UUUU UUS SS SSSS SSE EE EEEE EE

W WW WWWW WWA AA AAAA AA

Y YY YYYY YY

BBBBBBBBBUUUUUUUUURRRRRRRRRLLLLLLLLLEEEEEEEEE

IIIIIIIIIGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHH

PPPPPPPPPLLLLLLLLL

F FF FFFF FFI II IIII IIT TT TTTT TTZ ZZ ZZZZ ZZ

G GG GGGG GGE EE EEEE EER RR RRRR RR

A AA AAAA AAL LL LLLL LLD DD DDDD DD

P PP PPPP PPL LL LLLL LL

P PP PPPP PPE EE EEEE EEP PP PPPP PP C CC CCCC CC

T TT TTTT TT

A AA AAAA AA1 11 1111 111 11 1111 11

3 33 3333 334 44 4444 44

C CC CCCC CC

H HH HHHH HHE EE EEEE EES SS SSSS SS

T TT TTTT TTE EE EEEE EER RR RRRR RR

T TT TTTT TTO OO OOOO OON NN NNNN NN


P PP PPPP PPA AA AAAA AA

R RR RRRR RRK KK KKKK KK

E EE EEEE EER RR RRRR RR' '' '''' ''S SS SSSS SS

T TT TTTT TTC CC CCCC CCE EE EEEE EE

S SS SSSS SST TT TTTT TT J JJ JJJJ JJO OO OOOO OO

H HH HHHH HHN NN NNNN NN

' '' '''' ''S SS SSSS SSP PP PPPP PP

L LL LLLL LL

W WW WWWW WWE EE EEEE EES SS SSSS SS

T TT TTTT TT- -- ---- --B BB BBBB BB

Y YY YYYY YYE EE EEEE EE


W WW WWWW WWE EE EEEE EES SS SSSS SS

T TT TTTT TTB BB BBBB BBR RR RRRR RR

O OO OOOO OOO OO OOOO OO

K KK KKKK KKB BB BBBB BB

U UU UUUU UUS SS SSSS SSI II IIII II

N NN NNNN NNE EE EEEE EES SS SSSS SS

S SS SSSS SSP PP PPPP PP

K KK KKKK KK


Y YY YYYY YYD DD DDDD DD

I II IIII IIR RR RRRR RRM MM MMMM MM

E EE EEEE EEW WW WWWW WWS SS SSSS SS

W WW WWWW WWE EE EEEE EE

S SS SSSS SST TT TTTT TT

R RR RRRR RRD DD DDDD DD

R RR RRRR RRU UU UUUU UU

S SS SSSS SST TT TTTT TTA AA AAAA AA

T TT TTTT TTA AA AAAA AA


MMMMMMMMMUUUUUUUUUDDDDDDDDD LLLLLLLLLNNNNNNNNN

S SS SSSS SSA AA AAAA AAL LL LLLL LLMMMMMMMMM



K KK KKKK KKI II IIII IIN NN NNNN NN

G GG GGGG GG' '' '''' ''S SS SSSS SS

C CC CCCC CCO OO OOOO OO

L LL LLLL LLL LL LLLL LLE EE EEEE EEG GG GGGG GG

E EE EEEE EES SS SSSS SSC CC CCCC CC


O OO OOOO OOL LL LLLL LL

D DD DDDD DDR RR RRRR RR

I II IIII IIV VV VVVV VVE EE EEEE EEW WW WWWW WW

A AA AAAA AAY YY YYYY YY


M MM MMMM MMD DD DDDD DD

E EE EEEE EEN NN NNNN NNC CC CCCC CC

T TT TTTT TT

S SS SSSS SSn nn nnnn nno oo oooo oo

b bb bbbb bb' '' '''' ''s ss ssss ss

B BB BBBB BBr rr rrrr rro oo oooo oo

o oo oooo ook kk kkkk kk

K KK KKKK KKI II IIII IIN NN NNNN NN

G GG GGGG GGS SS SSSS SST TT TTTT TT



P PP PPPP PPa aa aaaa aar rr rrrr rrk kk kkkk kk

e ee eeee eer rr rrrr rr' '' '''' ''s ss ssss ss

P PP PPPP PPi ii iiii iie ee eeee eec cc cccc cc

e ee eeee ee

K KK KKKK KKe ee eeee eel ll llll lls ss ssss sse ee eeee ee

y yy yyyy yy K KK KKKK KKe ee eeee eer rr rrrr rr

r rr rrrr rri ii iiii iid dd dddd ddg gg gggg gge ee eeee ee

S SS SSSS SSp pp pppp ppo oo oooo oor rr rrrr rr

t tt tttt tts ss ssss ss C CC CCCC CC

e ee eeee een nn nnnn nnt tt tttt ttr rr rrrr rre ee eeee ee

, ,, ,,,, ,, Q QQ QQQQ QQu uu uuuu uue ee eeee ee

e ee eeee een nn nnnn nnA AA AAAA AAn nn nnnn nn

n nn nnnn nne ee eeee ee T TT TTTT TT

e ee eeee eer rr rrrr rrr rr rrrr rra aa aaaa aa

c cc cccc cce ee eeee ee


s ss ssss ssi ii iiii iid dd dddd dde ee eeee ee

P PP PPPP PPo oo oooo ooo oo oooo ool ll llll ll

s ss ssss ss

P PP PPPP PPe ee eeee eet tt tttt tte ee eeee ee

r rr rrrr rrs ss ssss ssf ff ffff ffi ii iiii iie ee eeee ee

l ll llll lld dd dddd dd

N NN NNNN NNe ee eeee eew ww wwww ww

S SS SSSS SSq qq qqqq qqu uu uuuu uua aa aaaa aa

r rr rrrr rre ee eeee ee

S SS SSSS SSa aa aaaa aai ii iiii iin nn nnnn nn

t tt tttt ttM MM MMMM MM

a aa aaaa aat tt tttt ttt tt tttt tth hh hhhh hh

e ee eeee eew ww wwww ww' '' '''' ''s ss ssss ss


e ee eeee ee

A AA AAAA AAn nn nnnn nng gg gggg ggl ll llll ll

i ii iiii iia aa aaaa aa R RR RRRR RR

u uu uuuu uus ss ssss ssk kk kkkk kk

i ii iiii iin nn nnnn nnU UU UUUU UU

n nn nnnn nni ii iiii iiv vv vvvv vv

e ee eeee eer rr rrrr rrs ss ssss ssi ii iiii ii

t tt tttt tty yy yyyy yy( (( (((( ((C CC CCCC CC

a aa aaaa aam mm mmmm mm

b bb bbbb bbr rr rrrr rri ii iiii ii

d dd dddd ddg gg gggg gge ee eeee ee

C CC CCCC CCa aa aaaa aa

m mm mmmm mmp pp pppp pp

u uu uuuu uus ss ssss ss) )) )))) ))

M MM MMMM MMi ii iiii iil ll llll lll ll llll ll

R RR RRRR RRo oo oooo oo

a aa aaaa aad dd dddd dd

C CC CCCC CCe ee eeee eem mm mmmm mm

e ee eeee eet tt tttt tte ee eeee eer rr rrrr rr

y yy yyyy yy

D DD DDDD DDo oo oooo oo

w ww wwww wwn nn nnnn nn

i ii iiii iin nn nnnn nng gg gggg gg

C CC CCCC CCo oo oooo oo

l ll llll lll ll llll lle ee eeee eeg gg gggg gge ee eeee ee

A AA AAAA AAl ll llll lle ee eeee eex xx xxxx xx

a aa aaaa aan nn nnnn nnd dd dddd ddr rr rrrr rr

a aa aaaa aaG GG GGGG GG

a aa aaaa aar rr rrrr rrd dd dddd dde ee eeee ee

n nn nnnn nns ss ssss ss

W WW WWWW WWo oo oooo oo

l ll llll llf ff ffff ffs ss ssss sso oo oooo oo

n nn nnnn nnC CC CCCC CC

o oo oooo ool ll llll lll ll llll lle ee eeee ee

g gg gggg gge ee eeee ee


n nn nnnn nnh hh hhhh hh




S SS SSSS SSe ee eeee eel ll llll llw ww wwww ww

y yy yyyy yyn nn nnnn nnC CC CCCC CC




m mm mmmm mmb bb bbbb bb

r rr rrrr rri ii iiii iid dd dddd dd

g gg gggg gge ee eeee eeU UU UUUU UU



t tt tttt tty yy yyyy yy R RR RRRR RR

u uu uuuu uug gg gggg ggb bb bbbb bb

y yy yyyy yyU UU UUUU UU

n nn nnnn nni ii iiii iio oo oooo oo

n nn nnnn nn F FF FFFF FF

o oo oooo ooo oo oooo oo

t tt tttt ttb bb bbbb bba aa aaaa aa

l ll llll lll ll llll llC CC CCCC CC

l ll llll llu uu uuuu uub bb bbbb bb


b bb bbbb bbi ii iiii iin nn nnnn nn

s ss ssss sso oo oooo oon nn nnnn nn



S SS SSSS SSt tt tttt tt J JJ JJJJ JJo oo oooo oo

h hh hhhh hhn nn nnnn nn

' '' '''' ''s ss ssss ssC CC CCCC CC


g gg gggg gge ee eeee ee P PP PPPP PP

l ll llll lla aa aaaa aay yy yyyy yyi ii iiii ii

n nn nnnn nng gg gggg gg

F FF FFFF FFi ii iiii iie ee eeee eel ll llll ll

d dd dddd dds ss ssss ss

L LL LLLL LLa aa aaaa aam mm mmmm mm

m mm mmmm mma aa aaaa aas ss ssss ss

L LL LLLL LLa aa aaaa aan nn nnnn nnd dd dddd dd

S SS SSSS SSh hh hhhh hhe ee eeee eee ee eeee ee

p pp pppp pp' '' '''' ''s ss ssss ss

G GG GGGG GGr rr rrrr rre ee eeee ee

e ee eeee een nn nnnn nn S SS SSSS SSh hh hhhh hhe ee eeee eee ee eeee ee

p pp pppp pp' '' '''' ''s ss ssss ss


e ee eeee een nn nnnn nn

C CC CCCC CCo oo oooo ooe ee eeee ee

F FF FFFF FFe ee eeee een nn nnnn nn


B BB BBBB BBi ii iiii iit tt tttt tt

C CC CCCC CCa aa aaaa aam mm mmmm mm

b bb bbbb bbr rr rrrr rri ii iiii iid dd dddd dd


n nn nnnn nni ii iiii iiv vv vvvv vve ee eeee ee

r rr rrrr rrs ss ssss ssi ii iiii iit tt tttt tty yy yyyy yy

B BB BBBB BBo oo oooo oot tt tttt tt

a aa aaaa aan nn nnnn nni ii iiii iic cc cccc cc

G GG GGGG GGa aa aaaa aar rr rrrr rr

d dd dddd dde ee eeee een nn nnnn nn

C CC CCCC CCh hh hhhh hh

e ee eeee ees ss ssss sst tt tttt tte ee eeee ee

r rr rrrr rrt tt tttt tto oo oooo oo

n nn nnnn nnR RR RRRR RR

e ee eeee eec cc cccc ccr rr rrrr rre ee eeee ee

a aa aaaa aat tt tttt tti ii iiii ii

o oo oooo oon nn nnnn nn

G GG GGGG GGr rr rrrr rro oo oooo oo

u uu uuuu uun nn nnnn nn

d dd dddd dd

B BB BBBB BBu uu uuuu uu

r rr rrrr rrr rr rrrr rre ee eeee eel ll llll ll

l ll llll ll' '' '''' ''s ss ssss ss F FF FFFF FF

i ii iiii iie ee eeee eel ll llll lld dd dddd dd

( (( (((( ((T TT TTTT TTr rr rrrr rri ii iiii ii

n nn nnnn nni ii iiii iit tt tttt tt

y yy yyyy yy C CC CCCC CC


g gg gggg gge ee eeee ee) )) )))) ))

C CC CCCC CCe ee eeee een nn nnnn nn

t tt tttt ttr rr rrrr rre ee eeee ee

f ff ffff ffo oo oooo oor rr rrrr rr

M MM MMMM MMa aa aaaa aa

t tt tttt tth hh hhhh hhe ee eeee eem mm mmmm mm

a aa aaaa aat tt tttt tti ii iiii ii

c cc cccc cca aa aaaa aal ll llll ll

S SS SSSS SSc cc cccc cci ii iiii iie ee eeee ee

n nn nnnn nnc cc cccc cce ee eeee ee

s ss ssss ss


u uu uuuu uur rr rrrr rrc cc cccc cc

h hh hhhh hhi ii iiii iil ll llll lll ll llll ll



T TT TTTT TTr rr rrrr rri ii iiii iin nn nnnn nn

i ii iiii iit tt tttt tty yy yyyy yy

H HH HHHH HHa aa aaaa aa

l ll llll lll ll llll llS SS SSSS SSp pp pppp pp

o oo oooo oor rr rrrr rrt tt tttt tt

s ss ssss ss G GG GGGG GG

r rr rrrr rro oo oooo oou uu uuuu uu

n nn nnnn nnd dd dddd dd

F FF FFFF FFi ii iiii iit tt tttt ttz zz zzzz zz

w ww wwww wwi ii iiii iil ll llll lll ll llll ll

i ii iiii iia aa aaaa aam mm mmmm mm



J JJ JJJJ JJe ee eeee ees ss ssss ssu uu uuuu uu

s ss ssss ssC CC CCCC CC



N NN NNNN NNo oo oooo oo

r rr rrrr rrt tt tttt tth hh hhhh hh


u uu uuuu uur rr rrrr rrt tt tttt tt

( (( (((( ((E EE EEEE EEm mm mmmm mm

m mm mmmm mma aa aaaa aa

n nn nnnn nnu uu uuuu uu

e ee eeee eel ll llll llC CC CCCC CC



E EE EEEE EEm mm mmmm mmm mm mmmm mm

a aa aaaa aan nn nnnn nn

u uu uuuu uue ee eeee eel ll llll ll



W WW WWWW WWy yy yyyy yyc cc cccc cc

h hh hhhh hhf ff ffff ffi ii iiii ii

e ee eeee eel ll llll lld dd dddd dd

( (( (((( ((T TT TTTT TTr rr rrrr rri ii iiii ii

n nn nnnn nni ii iiii iit tt tttt tt

y yy yyyy yy H HH HHHH HH

a aa aaaa aal ll llll lll ll llll ll) )) )))) ))

C CC CCCC CCo oo oooo oor rr rrrr rrn nn nnnn nn

E EE EEEE EEx xx xxxx xxc cc cccc cc

h hh hhhh hha aa aaaa aan nn nnnn nng gg gggg gg

e ee eeee ee

T TT TTTT TTh hh hhhh hhe ee eeee ee

G GG GGGG GGu uu uuuu uui ii iiii iil ll llll lld dd dddd dd

h hh hhhh hha aa aaaa aal ll llll lll ll llll ll

C CC CCCC CCr rr rrrr rri ii iiii ii

p pp pppp ppp pp pppp pp

s ss ssss ss C CC CCCC CC

o oo oooo oou uu uuuu uu

r rr rrrr rrt tt tttt tt( (( (((( ((S SS SSSS SS

e ee eeee eel ll llll llw ww wwww ww

y yy yyyy yyn nn nnnn nn C CC CCCC CC



C CC CCCC CCa aa aaaa aan nn nnnn nnn nn nnnn nn

o oo oooo oon nn nnnn nns ss ssss ss


e ee eeee een nn nnnn nn

L LL LLLL LLa aa aaaa aab bb bbbb bb

o oo oooo oor rr rrrr rra aa aaaa aat tt tttt tt

o oo oooo oor rr rrrr rry yy yyyy yy, ,, ,,,, ,,

o oo oooo oon nn nnnn nn B BB BBBB BB

u uu uuuu uui ii iiii iil ll llll lld dd dddd dd


E EE EEEE EEm mm mmmm mmm mm mmmm mm

a aa aaaa aan nn nnnn nn

u uu uuuu uue ee eeee eel ll llll ll



S SS SSSS SSp pp pppp pp


s ss ssss ssG GG GGGG GG









t tt tttt tty yy yyyy yy A AA AAAA AA

t tt tttt tth hh hhhh hhl ll llll lle ee eeee ee

t tt tttt tti ii iiii iic cc cccc ccs ss ssss ss

S SS SSSS SSp pp pppp ppo oo oooo oo

r rr rrrr rrt tt tttt tts ss ssss ss



d dd dddd dd

S SS SSSS SSh hh hhhh hhi ii iiii iir rr rrrr rre ee eeee ee

H HH HHHH HHa aa aaaa aal ll llll ll

l ll llll ll( (( (((( ((C CC CCCC CC

a aa aaaa aam mm mmmm mmb bb bbbb bbr rr rrrr rr

i ii iiii iid dd dddd ddg gg gggg gge ee eeee ee

s ss ssss ssh hh hhhh hhi ii iiii iir rr rrrr rre ee eeee ee

C CC CCCC CCo oo oooo oou uu uuuu uun nn nnnn nn

t tt tttt tty yy yyyy yy C CC CCCC CC

o oo oooo oou uu uuuu uun nn nnnn nnc cc cccc cc

i ii iiii iil ll llll ll) )) )))) ))

N NN NNNN NNE EE EEEE EEW WW WWWW WW

M MM MMMM MMU UU UUUU UU

S SS SSSS SSE EE EEEE EEU UU UUUU UU

M MM MMMM MMS SS SSSS SS

S SS SSSS SSI II IIII IIT TT TTTT TTE EE EEEE EE

D DD DDDD DDO OO OOOO OO

W WW WWWW WWN NN NNNN NN

I II IIII IIN NN NNNN NNG GG GGGG GG


G GG GGGG GGr rr rrrr rre ee eeee eea aa aaaa aa

t tt tttt tt S SS SSSS SSt tt tttt tt M MM MMMM MM

a aa aaaa aar rr rrrr rry yy yyyy yy, ,, ,,,, ,,


U UU UUUU UUn nn nnnn nni ii iiii iiv vv vvvv vve ee eeee ee


C CC CCCC CCh hh hhhh hhu uu uuuu uur rr rrrr rr

c cc cccc cch hh hhhh hh

L LL LLLL LLo oo oooo oog gg gggg gga aa aaaa aa

n nn nnnn nn' '' '''' ''s ss ssss ss

M MM MMMM MMe ee eeee eea aa aaaa aa

d dd dddd ddo oo oooo oow ww wwww ww

D DD DDDD DDa aa aaaa aa

r rr rrrr rrw ww wwww wwi ii iiii iin nn nnnn nn



W WW WWWW WWe ee eeee ees ss ssss ss

t tt tttt tt C CC CCCC CC


r rr rrrr rrt tt tttt tt( (( (((( ((C CC CCCC CC

l ll llll lla aa aaaa aar rr rrrr rre ee eeee ee


l ll llll lll ll llll ll) )) )))) ))


u uu uuuu uur rr rrrr rrc cc cccc cc

h hh hhhh hhi ii iiii iil ll llll lll ll llll ll








D DD DDDD DDo oo oooo oo

w ww wwww wwn nn nnnn nn









G GG GGGG GGo oo oooo oo

n nn nnnn nnv vv vvvv vvi ii iiii ii

l ll llll lll ll llll lle ee eeee ee & && &&&& &&


i ii iiii iiu uu uuuu uus ss ssss ss


















K KK KKKK KKi ii iiii iin nn nnnn nn

g gg gggg gg' '' '''' ''s ss ssss ss



d dd dddd dd S SS SSSS SS

e ee eeee eel ll llll llw ww wwww ww

y yy yyyy yyn nn nnnn nn C CC CCCC CC


g gg gggg gge ee eeee eeS SS SSSS SSp pp pppp pp


s ss ssss ss G GG GGGG GG



P PP PPPP PPe ee eeee eem mm mmmm mm

b bb bbbb bbr rr rrrr rro oo oooo oo

k kk kkkk kke ee eeee eeC CC CCCC CC



S SS SSSS SSt tt tttt tt C CC CCCC CC

a aa aaaa aat tt tttt tth hh hhhh hh

a aa aaaa aar rr rrrr rri ii iiii ii

n nn nnnn nne ee eeee ee' '' '''' ''



g gg gggg gge ee eeee ee S SS SSSS SS

p pp pppp ppo oo oooo oo




d dd dddd dd

P PP PPPP PPe ee eeee eem mm mmmm mm

b bb bbbb bbr rr rrrr rro oo oooo oo

k kk kkkk kke ee eeee eeC CC CCCC CC


g gg gggg gge ee eeee ee S SS SSSS SS





d dd dddd dd


G GG GGGG GGl ll llll lla aa aaaa aas ss ssss ss

s ss ssss ssh hh hhhh hho oo oooo oou uu uuuu uu

s ss ssss sse ee eeee eeR RR RRRR RRa aa aaaa aa

n nn nnnn nng gg gggg gge ee eeee ee

M MM MMMM MMR RR RRRR RRC CC CCCC CC

C CC CCCC CCo oo oooo oog gg gggg gg

n nn nnnn nni ii iiii iit tt tttt tti ii iiii iio oo oooo oo

n nn nnnn nna aa aaaa aan nn nnnn nn

d dd dddd dd B BB BBBB BBr rr rrrr rr

a aa aaaa aai ii iiii iin nn nnnn nn

S SS SSSS SSc cc cccc cci ii iiii iie ee eeee ee

n nn nnnn nnc cc cccc cce ee eeee ees ss ssss ss

U UU UUUU UUn nn nnnn nni ii iiii iit tt tttt tt

P PP PPPP PPl ll llll lla aa aaaa aan nn nnnn nn

t tt tttt tt G GG GGGG GGr rr rrrr rro oo oooo oo

w ww wwww wwt tt tttt tth hh hhhh hh

F FF FFFF FFa aa aaaa aac cc cccc cci ii iiii iil ll llll ll

i ii iiii iit tt tttt tty yy yyyy yy ( (( (((( ((P PP PPPP PP

G GG GGGG GGF FF FFFF FF) )) )))) ))

W WW WWWW WWo oo oooo oo

l ll llll llf ff ffff ffs ss ssss sso oo oooo oo

n nn nnnn nn C CC CCCC CC


r rr rrrr rrt tt tttt tt( (( (((( ((G GG GGGG GG

i ii iiii iir rr rrrr rrt tt tttt tto oo oooo oo

n nn nnnn nn C CC CCCC CC



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g gg gggg gge ee eeee eeC CC CCCC CCi ii iiii ii

t tt tttt tty yy yyyy yy H HH HHHH HH

o oo oooo oot tt tttt tte ee eeee eel ll llll ll



P PP PPPP PPo oo oooo ool ll llll lli ii iiii iic cc cccc cc

e ee eeee eeS SS SSSS SSt tt tttt tt

a aa aaaa aat tt tttt tti ii iiii iio oo oooo oo

n nn nnnn nn

C CC CCCC CCa aa aaaa aas ss ssss sst tt tttt tt

l ll llll lle ee eeee ee C CC CCCC CC

o oo oooo oou uu uuuu uur rr rrrr rrt tt tttt tt

( (( (((( ((C CC CCCC CCa aa aaaa aam mm mmmm mm


g gg gggg gge ee eeee ees ss ssss ssh hh hhhh hh

i ii iiii iir rr rrrr rre ee eeee eeC CC CCCC CCo oo oooo oo

u uu uuuu uun nn nnnn nnt tt tttt tty yy yyyy yy

C CC CCCC CCo oo oooo oou uu uuuu uu

n nn nnnn nnc cc cccc cci ii iiii iil ll llll ll) )) )))) ))


g gg gggg ggd dd dddd dda aa aaaa aa

l ll llll lle ee eeee een nn nnnn nn

e ee eeee eeC CC CCCC CC




g gg gggg ggd dd dddd dda aa aaaa aa

l ll llll lle ee eeee een nn nnnn nn

e ee eeee eeC CC CCCC CC



L LL LLLL LLe ee eeee eey yy yyyy yys ss ssss ss

S SS SSSS SSp pp pppp ppo oo oooo oo

r rr rrrr rrt tt tttt tts ss ssss ssC CC CCCC CCe ee eeee ee

n nn nnnn nnt tt tttt ttr rr rrrr rre ee eeee ee

S SS SSSS SSI II IIII IID DD DDDD DD


I II IIII IIC CC CCCC CCK KK KKKK KK


C CC CCCC CCa aa aaaa aau uu uuuu uus ss ssss ss

e ee eeee eew ww wwww wwa aa aaaa aay yy yyyy yy


R RR RRRR RRo oo oooo oou uu uuuu uun nn nnnn nn

d dd dddd dd C CC CCCC CCh hh hhhh hh

u uu uuuu uur rr rrrr rrc cc cccc cch hh hhhh hh

V VV VVVV VVi ii iiii iic cc cccc cca aa aaaa aa

r rr rrrr rra aa aaaa aag gg gggg gge ee eeee ee


t tt tttt ttc cc cccc cco oo oooo oo

t tt tttt ttt tt tttt ttH HH HHHH HH


s ss ssss sse ee eeee ee

D DD DDDD DDo oo oooo oou uu uuuu uub bb bbbb bb

l ll llll lle ee eeee eet tt tttt ttr rr rrrr rre ee eeee ee

e ee eeee eeH HH HHHH HHi ii iiii ii

l ll llll llt tt tttt tto oo oooo oon nn nnnn nn

C CC CCCC CCl ll llll lla aa aaaa aa

r rr rrrr rre ee eeee eeH HH HHHH HH

a aa aaaa aal ll llll lll ll llll ll

R RR RRRR RRi ii iiii iid dd dddd dd

l ll llll lle ee eeee eey yy yyyy yy


l ll llll lll ll llll llT TT TTTT TTh hh hhhh hh

e ee eeee eeo oo oooo ool ll llll llo oo oooo oo

g gg gggg ggi ii iiii iic cc cccc cca aa aaaa aa

l ll llll llC CC CCCC CC



F FF FFFF FFr rr rrrr rra aa aaaa aan nn nnnn nn

k kk kkkk kk Y YY YYYY YYo oo oooo oo

u uu uuuu uun nn nnnn nng gg gggg gg

H HH HHHH HHo oo oooo oou uu uuuu uus ss ssss ss

e ee eeee ee( (( (((( ((D DD DDDD DD

a aa aaaa aar rr rrrr rrw ww wwww ww

i ii iiii iin nn nnnn nn C CC CCCC CC



G GG GGGG GGw ww wwww wwe ee eeee een nn nnnn nn

R RR RRRR RRa aa aaaa aav vv vvvv vv

e ee eeee eer rr rrrr rra aa aaaa aat tt tttt tt


e ee eeee ee ( (( (((( ((D DD DDDD DD

a aa aaaa aar rr rrrr rrw ww wwww ww

i ii iiii iin nn nnnn nnC CC CCCC CCo oo oooo oo


) )) )))) ))


n nn nnnn nnh hh hhhh hha aa aaaa aam mm mmmm mm

H HH HHHH HHo oo oooo oou uu uuuu uu

s ss ssss sse ee eeee ee( (( (((( ((C CC CCCC CC

o oo oooo oor rr rrrr rrp pp pppp ppu uu uuuu uu

s ss ssss ss C CC CCCC CCh hh hhhh hhr rr rrrr rr

i ii iiii iis ss ssss sst tt tttt tti ii iiii ii

C CC CCCC CCo oo oooo ool ll llll lll ll llll lle ee eeee ee


N NN NNNN NNe ee eeee eee ee eeee eed dd dddd dd

h hh hhhh hha aa aaaa aam mm mmmm mm

R RR RRRR RRe ee eeee ees ss ssss sse ee eeee ee

a aa aaaa aar rr rrrr rrc cc cccc cch hh hhhh hh

I II IIII IIn nn nnnn nns ss ssss sst tt tttt tti ii iiii ii

t tt tttt ttu uu uuuu uut tt tttt tte ee eeee ee



g gg gggg gge ee eeee eeU UU UUUU UUn nn nnnn nn

i ii iiii iio oo oooo oon nn nnnn nn

S SS SSSS SSo oo oooo ooc cc cccc cci ii iiii iie ee eeee ee

t tt tttt tty yy yyyy yy

K KK KKKK KKi ii iiii iin nn nnnn nng gg gggg gg

' '' '''' ''s ss ssss ss C CC CCCC CCo oo oooo oo


S SS SSSS SSc cc cccc cch hh hhhh hho oo oooo oo

o oo oooo ool ll llll ll

M MM MMMM MMu uu uuuu uum mm mmmm mm

f ff ffff ffo oo oooo oor rr rrrr rrd dd dddd dd

b bb bbbb bbu uu uuuu uui ii iiii iil ll llll lld dd dddd dd


S SS SSSS SSi ii iiii iid dd dddd dd

n nn nnnn nne ee eeee eey yy yyyy yy

S SS SSSS SSu uu uuuu uu

s ss ssss sss ss ssss sse ee eeee eex xx xxxx xx



U UU UUUU UUn nn nnnn nni ii iiii iiv vv vvvv vve ee eeee ee


A AA AAAA AAr rr rrrr rrm mm mmmm mm

s ss ssss ss

H HH HHHH HHu uu uuuu uu

g gg gggg ggh hh hhhh hhe ee eeee ees ss ssss ss


l ll llll lll ll llll ll

P PP PPPP PPe ee eeee eet tt tttt tt

e ee eeee eer rr rrrr rrh hh hhhh hh


s ss ssss sse ee eeee ee

R RR RRRR RRo oo oooo ooy yy yyyy yya aa aaaa aa

l ll llll ll C CC CCCC CCa aa aaaa aam mm mmmm mm


g gg gggg gge ee eeee eeH HH HHHH HHo oo oooo oo

t tt tttt tte ee eeee eel ll llll ll

D DD DDDD DDe ee eeee eep pp pppp pp

a aa aaaa aar rr rrrr rrt tt tttt tt

m mm mmmm mme ee eeee een nn nnnn nn

t tt tttt tto oo oooo oo

f ff ffff ff E EE EEEE EEn nn nnnn nn

g gg gggg ggi ii iiii iin nn nnnn nn

e ee eeee eee ee eeee eer rr rrrr rri ii iiii ii

n nn nnnn nng gg gggg gg

S SS SSSS SSI II IIII IIL LL LLLL LLV VV VVVV VV

E EE EEEE EER RR RRRR RRS SS SSSS SST TT TTTT TT

R RR RRRR RRE EE EEEE EEE EE EEEE EET TT TTTT TT

/ // //// //M MM MMMM MMI II IIII IIL LL LLLL LL

L LL LLLL LLL LL LLLL LLA AA AAAA AA

N NN NNNN NNE EE EEEE EE


G GG GGGG GGr rr rrrr rro oo oooo oov vv vvvv vv

e ee eeee ee L LL LLLL LLo oo oooo oo

d dd dddd ddg gg gggg gge ee eeee ee

G GG GGGG GGo oo oooo oo








r rr rrrr rrv vv vvvv vve ee eeee eey yy yyyy yy



( (( (((( ((G GG GGGG GGo oo oooo oo







) )) )))) ))

Y YY YYYY YYM MM MMMM MMC CC CCCC CCA AA AAAA AA

G GG GGGG GGo oo oooo oon nn nnnn nnv vv vvvv vv

i ii iiii iil ll llll lll ll llll lle ee eeee ee

H HH HHHH HHo oo oooo oot tt tttt tte ee eeee ee

l ll llll ll

G GG GGGG GGr rr rrrr rre ee eeee eee ee eeee ee

n nn nnnn nnw ww wwww wwi ii iiii iic cc cccc cch hh hhhh hh


e ee eeee ee

I II IIII IIN NN NNNN NNG GG GGGG GG

L LL LLLL LLE EE EEEE EEY YY YYYY YY

E EE EEEE EE S SS SSSS SSI II IIII II

T TT TTTT TTE EE EEEE EE



l ll llll llo oo oooo oon nn nnnn nn

y yy yyyy yy( (( (((( ((C CC CCCC CC

l ll llll lla aa aaaa aar rr rrrr rre ee eeee ee



) )) )))) ))

S SS SSSS SSa aa aaaa aai ii iiii iin nn nnnn nn

s ss ssss ssb bb bbbb bbu uu uuuu uur rr rrrr rr

y yy yyyy yyL LL LLLL LLa aa aaaa aa

b bb bbbb bbo oo oooo oor rr rrrr rra aa aaaa aa

t tt tttt tto oo oooo oor rr rrrr rry yy yyyy yy

C CC CCCC CCo oo oooo oor rr rrrr rry yy yyyy yy

L LL LLLL LLo oo oooo ood dd dddd dd



L LL LLLL LLe ee eeee eey yy yyyy yys ss ssss ss

S SS SSSS SSc cc cccc cch hh hhhh hho oo oooo oo

o oo oooo ool ll llll ll

M MM MMMM MMe ee eeee eem mm mmmm mm

o oo oooo oor rr rrrr rri ii iiii ii

a aa aaaa aal ll llll ll



( (( (((( ((C CC CCCC CCl ll llll lla aa aaaa aa

r rr rrrr rre ee eeee eeC CC CCCC CC



C CC CCCC CCl ll llll lla aa aaaa aa

r rr rrrr rre ee eeee eeC CC CCCC CC



S SS SSSS SSt tt tttt tt E EE EEEE EE

d dd dddd ddm mm mmmm mm


d dd dddd dd' '' '''' ''s ss ssss ss



M MM MMMM MMu uu uuuu uu

r rr rrrr rrr rr rrrr rra aa aaaa aa

y yy yyyy yyE EE EEEE EEd dd dddd dd

w ww wwww wwa aa aaaa aa

r rr rrrr rrd dd dddd dds ss ssss ss



G GG GGGG GGa aa aaaa aar rr rrrr rrd dd dddd dd

e ee eeee een nn nnnn nnC CC CCCC CCa aa aaaa aa

f ff ffff ffé éé éééé éé

F FF FFFF FFi ii iiii iir rr rrrr rrs ss ssss ss

t tt tttt ttI II IIII IIs ss ssss ss

l ll llll lla aa aaaa aan nn nnnn nn

d dd dddd dd

J JJ JJJJ JJe ee eeee ees ss ssss ssu uu uuuu uu


r rr rrrr rre ee eeee eee ee eeee een nn nnnn nn

M MM MMMM MMi ii iiii iid dd dddd dd

s ss ssss ssu uu uuuu uum mm mmmm mm

m mm mmmm mme ee eeee eer rr rrrr rr

C CC CCCC CCo oo oooo oom mm mmmm mm

m mm mmmm mmo oo oooo oon nn nnnn nn

K KK KKKK KKe ee eeee eet tt tttt ttt tt tttt ttl ll llll ll

e ee eeee ee' '' '''' ''s ss ssss ss Y YY YYYY YY

a aa aaaa aar rr rrrr rrd dd dddd dd

g gg gggg gga aa aaaa aal ll llll lll ll llll lle ee eeee ee

r rr rrrr rry yy yyyy yy


r rr rrrr rri ii iiii iis ss ssss sst tt tttt tt




C CC CCCC CCh hh hhhh hhr rr rrrr rri ii iiii ii

s ss ssss sst tt tttt tt' '' '''' ''s ss ssss ss


e ee eeee ees ss ssss ss


t tt tttt ttm mm mmmm mmi ii iiii iin nn nnnn nn

s ss ssss sst tt tttt tte ee eeee eer rr rrrr rr




B BB BBBB BBa aa aaaa aac cc cccc cc

k kk kkkk kks ss ssss ss

Q QQ QQQQ QQu uu uuuu uu

e ee eeee eee ee eeee een nn nnnn nn

s ss ssss ss' '' '''' ''C CC CCCC CC




r rr rrrr rrp pp pppp ppu uu uuuu uu


h hh hhhh hhr rr rrrr rri ii iiii ii

s ss ssss sst tt tttt tti ii iiii ii








L LL LLLL LLe ee eeee eec cc cccc cck kk kkkk kk

h hh hhhh hha aa aaaa aa

m mm mmmm mmp pp pppp pp

t tt tttt tto oo oooo oon nn nnnn nn

( (( (((( ((C CC CCCC CCo oo oooo oo




s ss ssss sst tt tttt tti ii iiii ii



) )) )))) ))

A AA AAAA AAr rr rrrr rru uu uuuu uun nn nnnn nn

d dd dddd dde ee eeee eel ll llll ll H HH HHHH HH

o oo oooo oou uu uuuu uus ss ssss sse ee eeee ee

H HH HHHH HHo oo oooo oot tt tttt tte ee eeee ee

l ll llll ll

H HH HHHH HHi ii iiii iis ss ssss ss

t tt tttt tto oo oooo oon nn nnnn nn


a aa aaaa aad dd dddd dd

C CC CCCC CCe ee eeee eem mm mmmm mm

e ee eeee eet tt tttt tte ee eeee eer rr rrrr rr

y yy yyyy yy





O OO OOOO OOl ll llll lld dd dddd dd

F FF FFFF FFi ii iiii iie ee eeee ee

l ll llll lld dd dddd dd S SS SSSS SS





d dd dddd dd




g gg gggg gge ee eeee eeR RR RRRR RR

u uu uuuu uug gg gggg ggb bb bbbb bb

y yy yyyy yy U UU UUUU UU

n nn nnnn nni ii iiii iio oo oooo oo

n nn nnnn nnF FF FFFF FFo oo oooo oo

o oo oooo oot tt tttt ttb bb bbbb bb

a aa aaaa aal ll llll lll ll llll ll

C CC CCCC CCl ll llll llu uu uuuu uu

b bb bbbb bb





s ss ssss sst tt tttt tti ii iiii ii C CC CCCC CC











l ll llll lll ll llll ll





L LL LLLL LLu uu uuuu uuc cc cccc ccy yy yyyy yy


v vv vvvv vve ee eeee een nn nnnn nn

d dd dddd ddi ii iiii iis ss ssss ss

h hh hhhh hhC CC CCCC CC




s ss ssss ssi ii iiii iin nn nnnn nn



( (( (((( ((P PP PPPP PPe ee eeee eet tt tttt tt

e ee eeee eer rr rrrr rrh hh hhhh hh


s ss ssss sse ee eeee ee) )) )))) ))

W WW WWWW WWi ii iiii iil ll llll lll ll llll ll


S SS SSSS SSt tt tttt tto oo oooo oo

n nn nnnn nne ee eeee eeB BB BBBB BBu uu uuuu uu

i ii iiii iil ll llll lld dd dddd ddi ii iiii iin nn nnnn nn

g gg gggg gg


a aa aaaa aat tt tttt tth hh hhhh hh

a aa aaaa aar rr rrrr rri ii iiii ii

n nn nnnn nne ee eeee ee' '' '''' ''





h hh hhhh hha aa aaaa aa

d dd dddd dd' '' '''' ''s ss ssss ss

( (( (((( ((S SS SSSS SSt tt tttt tt


t tt tttt tth hh hhhh hha aa aaaa aa

r rr rrrr rri ii iiii iin nn nnnn nn

e ee eeee ee' '' '''' ''s ss ssss ss



) )) )))) ))


t tt tttt ttf ff ffff ffi ii iiii iie ee eeee eel ll llll ll

d dd dddd dd H HH HHHH HHo oo oooo oo

u uu uuuu uus ss ssss sse ee eeee ee

o oo oooo oof ff ffff ff T TT TTTT TT

h hh hhhh hhe ee eeee eeo oo oooo ool ll llll ll

o oo oooo oog gg gggg ggi ii iiii iic cc cccc cca aa aaaa aa

l ll llll llS SS SSSS SSt tt tttt tt

u uu uuuu uud dd dddd ddi ii iiii iie ee eeee ee

s ss ssss ss

F FF FFFF FFe ee eeee een nn nnnn nn

n nn nnnn nne ee eeee eer rr rrrr rr


r rr rrrr rri ii iiii iic cc cccc cck kk kkkk kk

e ee eeee eet tt tttt ttG GG GGGG GG




l ll llll lle ee eeee eey yy yyyy yy

H HH HHHH HHo oo oooo oo

u uu uuuu uus ss ssss sse ee eeee ee

K KK KKKK KKi ii iiii iin nn nnnn nn

g gg gggg gg' '' '''' ''s ss ssss ss



O OO OOOO OOw ww wwww ww

l ll llll lls ss ssss sst tt tttt tto oo oooo oo

n nn nnnn nne ee eeee ee

C CC CCCC CCr rr rrrr rro oo oooo oo

f ff ffff fft tt tttt tt( (( (((( ((Q QQ QQQQ QQ

u uu uuuu uue ee eeee eee ee eeee ee

n nn nnnn nns ss ssss ss' '' '''' ''



) )) )))) ))


O OO OOOO OOl ll llll lld dd dddd dd

S SS SSSS SSc cc cccc cch hh hhhh hh

o oo oooo ooo oo oooo oo

l ll llll lls ss ssss ss

W WW WWWW WWh hh hhhh hh

e ee eeee eew ww wwww wwe ee eeee eel ll llll ll

l ll llll lls ss ssss ssC CC CCCC CC

t tt tttt tt ( (( (((( ((T TT TTTT TT

r rr rrrr rri ii iiii iin nn nnnn nn

i ii iiii iit tt tttt tty yy yyyy yy) )) )))) ))


h hh hhhh hhn nn nnnn nn' '' '''' ''s ss ssss ss


g gg gggg gge ee eeee eeS SS SSSS SSc cc cccc cc

h hh hhhh hho oo oooo ooo oo oooo ool ll llll ll







t tt tttt tty yy yyyy yyL LL LLLL LLi ii iiii ii

b bb bbbb bbr rr rrrr rra aa aaaa aa

r rr rrrr rry yy yyyy yy

F FF FFFF FFi ii iiii iit tt tttt ttz zz zzzz zz

w ww wwww wwi ii iiii iil ll llll lll ll llll ll


M MM MMMM MMu uu uuuu uu

s ss ssss sse ee eeee eeu uu uuuu uu

m mm mmmm mm

U UU UUUU UUn nn nnnn nn

i ii iiii iiv vv vvvv vve ee eeee eer rr rrrr rr

s ss ssss ssi ii iiii iit tt tttt tty yy yyyy yy


e ee eeee eem mm mmmm mmi ii iiii iic cc cccc cc

a aa aaaa aal ll llll ll

L LL LLLL LLa aa aaaa aab bb bbbb bb

o oo oooo oor rr rrrr rra aa aaaa aa

t tt tttt tto oo oooo oor rr rrrr rry yy yyyy yy

C CC CCCC CCi ii iiii iin nn nnnn nnt tt tttt tt

r rr rrrr rra aa aaaa aa H HH HHHH HH

o oo oooo oou uu uuuu uus ss ssss sse ee eeee ee

A AA AAAA AAl ll llll lll ll llll ll S SS SSSS SS

a aa aaaa aai ii iiii iin nn nnnn nnt tt tttt tt

s ss ssss ssF FF FFFF FFl ll llll ll

a aa aaaa aat tt tttt tts ss ssss ss

S SS SSSS SSe ee eeee eec cc cccc cco oo oooo oo


I II IIII IIs ss ssss ssl ll llll lla aa aaaa aa


C CC CCCC CCr rr rrrr rri ii iiii ii

p pp pppp ppp pp pppp pp



r rr rrrr rrt tt tttt tt( (( (((( ((M MM MMMM MM

a aa aaaa aag gg gggg ggd dd dddd dd

a aa aaaa aal ll llll lle ee eeee ee

n nn nnnn nne ee eeee ee



) )) )))) ))

O OO OOOO OOL LL LLLL LLD DD DDDD DD

A AA AAAA AAD DD DDDD DDD DD DDDD DD

E EE EEEE EEN NN NNNN NNB BB BBBB BB

R RR RRRR RRO OO OOOO OOO OO OOOO OO

K KK KKKK KKE EE EEEE EE' '' '''' ''S SS SSSS SS



r rr rrrr rrf ff ffff ffi ii iiii iie ee eeee ee

l ll llll lld dd dddd dd C CC CCCC CC


r rr rrrr rrt tt tttt tt( (( (((( ((S SS SSSS SS

t tt tttt tt J JJ JJJJ JJo oo oooo oo





A AA AAAA AAb bb bbbb bb

b bb bbbb bbe ee eeee eey yy yyyy yy

P PP PPPP PPe ee eeee eet tt tttt tte ee eeee ee

r rr rrrr rrs ss ssss ssf ff ffff ffi ii iiii iie ee eeee ee

l ll llll lld dd dddd dd





t tt tttt ttC CC CCCC CC

h hh hhhh hhe ee eeee ees ss ssss ss

t tt tttt tte ee eeee eer rr rrrr rrt tt tttt tt

o oo oooo oon nn nnnn nn

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