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August 1988, Volume 125

May 1988, Volume 124

February 1988, Volume 123

November 1987, Volume 122

August 1987, Volume 121

May 1987, Volume 120

February 1987, Volume 119

November 1986, Volume 118

August 1986, Volume 117

May 1986, Volume 116

February 1986, Volume 115

November 1985, Volume 114

August 1985, Volume 113

May 1985, Volume 112

February 1985, Volume 111

November 1984, Volume 110

August 1984, Volume 109

May 1984, Volume 108

February 1984, Volume 107

November 1983, Volume 106

August 1983, Volume 105

May 1983, Volume 104

February 1983, Volume 103

November 1982, Volume 102

August 1982, Volume 101

May 1982, Volume 100

February 1982, Volume 99

November 1981, Volume 98

August 1981, Volume 97

May 1981, Volume 96

February 1981, Volume 95

November 1980, Volume 94

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