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Season Three, also known as Day 3, of 24 premiered in the United States on October 28, 2003 and aired its season finale on May 25, 2004. The season premiere originally aired without commercial interruption, and has an extended running time of approximately 51 minutes, as opposed to the standard 43 minutes. The third season's storyline starts and ends at 1:00 pm. For this season, the series won the Golden Globe Award for Best Television Series Drama, after being nominated 3 times in a row.

24 season 3

Contents
1 Season overview 2 Major subplots 2.1 Political 2.2 Counter Terrorist Unit 3 Characters 3.1 Starring 3.2 Special guest star 3.3 Guest starring 4 Episodes 5 References 6 External links
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Country of origin United States No. of episodes 24 Broadcast Original channel Fox Original run October 28, 2003 May 25, 2004 Home video release

Season overview
Season Three is set 3 years after Season Two.

DVD release Region 1 Region 2 December 7, 2004[1] August 9, 2004[2]

Season chronology Day 3 sees CTU deal with a deadly virus threat that would be released in Los Angeles. We again see the return of Previous Next Jacks nemesis Nina Myers just as he is trying to Season 2 Season 4 overcome a heroin addiction after his undercover operation with Ramon and Hector Salazar, as others feel List of 24 episodes he still has not gotten over the death of wife Teri at the end of the first season. Jack has a new protege in tow, Chase Edmunds, but things take a turn for the worse when it is revealed Chase is seeing his daughter Kim, and it causes tension among the three of them.

President Palmer is seeking re-election against Senator John Keeler, but his campaign turns sour after one of his major backers, Alan Milliken, discovers Palmers brother, Wayne, has been sleeping with Milliken's wife, Julia. Palmer's campaign suffers a major blow when revelations come out about his girlfriend and personal physician Anne Packard. The president turns to his ex-wife Sherry to deal with Milliken. She takes it all a step too far as she kills Milliken by not allowing him his medication, which he needs to stay alive. Despite David Palmer's best cover-up efforts, Keeler uses it as leverage in the campaign. Towards the end of the day,

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Julia kills Sherry before taking her own life. Palmer decides soon after to not seek re-election. Back at CTU, it turns out that Tony Almeida, Gael Ortega, and Jack have been working undercover on a sting operation. Chase is initially unaware of the situation and attempts to rescue Jack, who is being held captive by the Salazars. Tony recovers from a gunshot wound to the neck, to return as head of CTU, with many doubting his abilities. Nina comes in just as Jack and the Salazars are trying to get hold of the virus from Michael Amador, but he plays them all for fools. After Nina is captured by CTU and interrogated, she tries to commit suicide but fails. She then escapes CTU only to be found by Kim before Jack comes in and finally gets revenge for the death of his wife Teri. Amador meets with his accomplice Marcus Alvers, who has planted some of the virus in a hotel ventilation system, as well as with the man behind the terrorist strike, Stephen Saunders. Gael is killed soon after being exposed to the virus which he was trying to prevent being released into the hotel's ventilation system, and Michelle has to deal with the threat at the hotel, as well as the unruly guests who soon discover the deadly truth. Saunders contacts President Palmer and gives him a series of assignments, one of which he carries out successfully. The other task, however, is to kill Regional Division Director Ryan Chappelle. Jack and Chase try desperately to capture Saunders, but in the end Jack is forced to kill Chappelle and hand over his body as proof. Once Saunders has been captured, Jack uses all means possible to stop the threat posed by the remaining vials, which eventually leads to Chase agreeing to let Jack cut off his hand because Chase had attached the virus-delivery device to his wrist to secure the vial. Physicians are attempting to reattach his hand as the season draws to a close. The final scene of season 3 shows an emotional Jack Bauer having a minor breakdown as a result of the day's events until he is once again enlisted by CTU to interrogate one of the day's suspects. The day ends with Jack on his way back to CTU and back to work.

Major subplots
Political
President Palmer faces scandal during his re-election campaign involving his girlfriend, whom he met through her job as his personal physician. One of Palmer's major supporters, Alan Milliken, demands the removal of his brother, Wayne Palmer, from his staff for committing adultery with his wife, Julia Milliken. Palmer refuses to give in to Milliken's demands, and this results in President Palmer calling in his ex-wife, Sherry Palmer, who indirectly kills Milliken. The Palmers cover up these events, lying to the police. Palmer's opponent, Senator John Keeler, uses this as leverage against Palmer, offering him the opportunity to withdraw from the election. Near the end of the season, Julia kills Sherry and commits suicide. Unwilling to lie anymore or manipulate the facts to his benefit, Palmer abandons his bid for re-election, setting his morals above all else.

Counter Terrorist Unit

Jack Bauer's personal anguish: recovering from a heroin addiction that was developed as part of an undercover operation, but others interpret as a way of escaping his anguish over the death of his wife, Teri. Strained romantic relationships between Tony Almeida and Michelle Dessler and Kim Bauer and

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Chase Edmunds, as well as Jack's reaction to his daughter dating his partner in the field CTU staff members' clash with Chloe O'Brian's personality. Kim Bauer's consistent attempt to prove herself fully competent for her job despite her father securing her position to keep an eye on her. Jack Bauer finally kills Nina Myers to get revenge for Teri's death. The main villain, Stephen Saunders, controlling the actions of President Palmer under the threat of releasing the virus if his demands aren't met. One of the demands is the murder of Ryan Chappelle. CTU staff members, including Chase Edmunds and Adam Kaufman, deal with personal problems that cause some to question their fitness to do their job.

Characters
Starring
Kiefer Sutherland as Jack Bauer (24 episodes) Elisha Cuthbert as Kim Bauer (24 episodes) Carlos Bernard as Tony Almeida (24 episodes) Reiko Aylesworth as Michelle Dessler (24 episodes) James Badge Dale as Chase Edmunds (24 episodes) Dennis Haysbert as President David Palmer (24 episodes)

Special guest star

Penny Johnson Jerald as Sherry Palmer (10 episodes)
The main cast of Season 3.

Guest starring
Mary Lynn Rajskub as Chloe O'Brian (24 episodes) D. B. Woodside as Wayne Palmer (24 episodes) Zachary Quinto as Adam Kaufman (23 episodes) Jesse Borrego as Gael Ortega (14 episodes) Paul Schulze as Ryan Chappelle (14 episodes) Joaquim de Almeida as Ramon Salazar (12 episodes) Vincent Laresca as Hector Salazar (12 episodes) Vanessa Ferlito as Claudia Hernandez (11 episodes) Paul Blackthorne as Stephen Saunders (10 episodes) Greg Ellis as Michael Amador (9 episodes) Glenn Morshower as Aaron Pierce (9 episodes) Wendy Crewson as Dr. Anne Packard (8 episodes) Gina Torres as Julia Milliken (7 episodes) Sarah Clarke as Nina Myers (6 episodes) Christina Chang as Dr. Sunny Macer (6 episodes) Geoff Pierson as Senator John Keeler (6 episodes) Riley Smith as Kyle Singer (6 episodes) Alexandra Lydon as Jane Saunders (5 episodes) Andrea Thompson as Nicole Duncan (5 episodes) Albert Hall as Alan Milliken (4 episodes) Daniel Dae Kim as Tom Baker (3 episodes)

Episodes

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Title "Day 3: 1:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m."

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Jon Cassar

Joel Surnow & Michael Loceff

October 28, 2003

3AFF01

Three years have passed since the events of "Day 2." Tony Almeida (Carlos Bernard), now in charge of CTU, learns that terrorists are plotting to unleash a deadly virus in Los Angeles unless a drug lord named Ramon Salazar (Joaquim de Almeida) is released within six hours. Unaware of this development, Jack Bauer (Kiefer Sutherland) and his new partner, Chase Edmunds (James Badge Dale), prepare to sign a deal with Salazar at the prison. President David Palmer (Dennis Haysbert) is running for re-election and is preparing for an important debate with a rival senator. He is accompanied by his brother Wayne (DB Woodside), who also happens to be his chief of staff, and Dr. Anne Packard (Wendy Crewson), who also happens to be his girlfriend. A teenager named Kyle Singer (Riley Smith) is seen examining a large bag of white powder which he plans to deliver to some dealers later that day, but is being secretly watched by Salazar's men. Kim Bauer (Elisha Cuthbert) now works at CTU and has been dating Chase for three months. Kim wants to tell her father, but Jack has a mysterious health problem that may make things more complicated. "Day 3: 2:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m." Joel Surnow & Michael Loceff

50

Jon Cassar

November 4, 2003

3AFF02

N/A

After raiding a crack house, Jack and Chase learn of a lead to the possible whereabouts of the virus. Wayne approaches David with potentially damaging information about Dr. Packard. "Day 3: 3:00 Ian Toynton Howard Gordon November 11, 2003 p.m. 4:00 p.m."

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3AFF03

N/A

Jack and Hector Salazar's (Vincent Laresca) men both search for Kyle, who is thought to be unknowingly carrying the virus in the bag of drugs that he is planning to sell. Meanwhile, David and his brother argue over the implications of Dr. Packard's past. Tony leads an operation to get Singer at a mall downtown, but tragedy strikes when Salazar's contact gets there first. "Day 3: 4:00 Ian Toynton Stephen Kronish November 18, 2003 p.m. 5:00 p.m."

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3AFF04

N/A

Michelle is torn by personal and professional obligations when she must take charge of CTU after Tony's injury. Singer and his girlfriend Linda (Agnes Bruckner) are captured by Salazar's men. Jack and Palmer have a secret conversation, leading Jack to take drastic action in the face of Salazar's threat. However, Jack's plans are soon complicated when Chase unintentionally gets in the way. "Day 3: 5:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m."

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Jon Cassar

Evan Katz

November 25, 2003

3AFF05

N/A

Jack's efforts to break Ramon out of prison go awry when they are captured by a group of inmates during the riot. Palmer begins his debate with Senator John Keeler (Geoff Pierson). 54 6 "Day 3: 6:00 p.m. Jon Cassar Duppy Demetrius December 2, 2003 3AFF06
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7:00 p.m." Jack and Ramon struggle to evade the authorities, while David's debate with Keeler comes to an abrupt ending. Kim finds out that CTU agent Gael Ortega (Jesse Borrego) is secretly working with Hector. "Day 3: Robert Cochran 7:00 Ian Toynton & Howard p.m. Gordon 8:00 p.m."

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December 9, 2003

3AFF07

N/A

Jack is held hostage by Ramon on the flight to Mexico. Dr. Packard is given a chance to clear her name, while Chase defies Ryan Chappelle's (Paul Schulze) orders and heads down to Mexico to rescue Jack. Against doctor's orders, Tony returns from the hospital and, to the shock of everyone, demands to speak with Ortega about an unspecified matter of national security. "Day 3: Robert Cochran 8:00 Ian Toynton & Howard December 16, 2003 p.m. Gordon 9:00 p.m."

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3AFF08

N/A

Palmer and Chappelle view a message from Jack, explaining his undercover work with the Salazars and the involvement of Tony and Ortega in a top-secret sting operation that has been planned out by the three of them for a month. Totally unaware of the stunning development at CTU, Chase arrives in Mexico to rescue Jack. While the Salazar brothers argue over whether or not to enlist Jack's help in making the deal, Bauer contacts Michael Amador (Greg Ellis): the man in possession of the virus. "Day 3: 9:00 p.m. 10:00 p.m." Story: Robert Cochran & Howard Gordon Brad Turner Teleplay: Evan Katz & Stephen Kronish

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January 6, 2004

3AFF09

N/A

Palmer clears Dr. Packard's name with the press, but he soon faces an even worse problem involving his biggest campaign contributor, Alan Milliken (Albert Hall). Kim and Michelle worry about Tony's ability to run CTU. Jack and the Salazars' meeting with Amador turns hostile when Nina Myers (Sarah Clarke) suddenly appears on the scene. "Day 3: 10:00 p.m. 11:00 p.m."

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10

Brad Turner

Joel Surnow & Michael Loceff

January 13, 2004

3AFF10

N/A

Claudia Hernandez (Vanessa Ferlito), Hector's girlfriend, manages to free Chase from his captors, but she gets killed while escaping the premises. David calls on his ex-wife Sherry for help against Milliken, who is on the warpath against his presidency. Jack and the Salazars track down Nina in hopes of intercepting the virus. "Day 3: 11:00 p.m. 12:00 a.m."

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Jon Cassar

Joel Surnow & Michael Loceff

January 27, 2004

3AFF11

N/A

Jack forces Nina to work with him in order to get the virus from Amador. Chase remains in Mexico to help with the capture of the virus. Both Nina and Jack are forced to watch and wait as Ramon and Hector continue to argue over whether or not to go through with the deal.

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"Day 3: 12:00 a.m. 1:00 a.m."

Story: Evan Katz & Stephen Kronish Jon Cassar Teleplay: Robert Cochran & Howard Gordon

February 3, 2004

3AFF12

N/A

Sherry finds a witness who can damage Milliken, but her advantage is short-lived. The situation in Mexico comes to an explosive head as Jack, Ramon, Nina, and Chase all simultaneously close in on the virus. But the deal takes an unexpected turn when Amador plays them all for fools. "Day 3: 1:00 a.m. 2:00 a.m." Story: Robert Cochran & Stephen Kronish February 10, 2004 Teleplay: Joel Surnow & Michael Loceff

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13

Bryan Spicer

3AFF13

N/A

Amador hops on a jet to Los Angeles still in possession of the real virus. Jack and Chase interrogate Nina, who tells them that they should start looking for a man named Marcus Alvers (Lothaire Bluteau) that Amador may be planning to meet with. However, not all of Nina's information is as helpful. Chappelle becomes suspicious of Chloe when she refuses to answer questions about the baby. Sherry takes her battle directly to the Milliken residence. "Day 3: 2:00 a.m. 3:00 a.m." Bryan Spicer Howard Gordon February 17, 2004 & Evan Katz 10.05[3]

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14

3AFF14

Tony interrogates Nina about Alvers' location. Palmer confronts Sherry when he finds out that Milliken is dead, while a hysterical Julia Milliken (Gina Torres) begs Wayne for help. Nina is taken back to CTU by Jack and is interrogated. She tries to commit suicide but fails and is rushed to the medics. She manages to kill the doctors and escape but is found by Kim. Kim points a gun at her and Nina tells her that she is not going to shoot her and to just walk away. Nina tries to shoot Kim but is shot by Jack and is killed. "Day 3: 3:00 a.m. 4:00 a.m." Story: Michael Loceff Teleplay: Robert February 24, 2004 Cochran & Howard Gordon

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15

Kevin Hooks

3AFF15

10.50[4]

Chappelle threatens to pull Jack from the effort to find the virus after he kills Nina. Amador and Alvers meet with an unknown man, the mastermind behind the terrorist strike. This mastermind orders that the virus be unleashed within the hour. Michelle and Gael locate the target area and must stop Alvers from releasing the virus into a hotel ventilation system. Suspicious detectives turn up the heat on Julia. "Day 3: 4:00 a.m. 5:00 a.m." Kevin Hooks Evan Katz & Stephen Kronish 11.50[5]

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16

March 30, 2004

3AFF16

Michelle faces a mob riot at the virus-contaminated hotel. The Chief of Police questions David about Sherry's whereabouts during the night. Jack suspects that interrogating Amador may not be the best way to find out what he knows. "Day 3: Robert Cochran 5:00 Ian Toynton & Stephen a.m. Kronish 6:00 a.m." 10.77[6]

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April 6, 2004

3AFF17

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Stephen Saunders (Paul Blackthorne) tells Palmer that the virus will be released all across the country unless his demands are met. The villain's first assignment for Palmer creates little chaos or so it appears. Jack learns of a woman who can lead him to Saunders and takes her to the British MI6 office in LA to meet his contact. However the office is attacked by a helicopter and a pair of assassins inside the building. Jack manages to locate the MI6 files on Saunders and escape before they are destroyed. Ortega's symptoms start to develop after he is infected with the virus. Saunder's second assignment for Palmer is far more troubling than the first. "Day 3: Howard Gordon 6:00 Ian Toynton a.m. & Evan Katz 7:00 a.m." 6.47[7]

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April 18, 2004

3AFF18

With Chappelle's life on the line, Jack and Chase race against time to capture Saunders before 7:00 AM the deadline for his next demand. Michelle begins a frantic search when she learns that an infected hotel guest may have slipped through her fingers. A lead to Saunder's provision leads to a TAC team led by Chase to infiltrate and raid a building. Once there, Chase finds only a control node used to lure CTU Saunders was never in the building. Jack is forced to kill Chappelle after CTU fails to find Saunders in time. "Day 3: 7:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m." 10.54[8]

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19

Jon Cassar

Michael Loceff

April 20, 2004

3AFF19

Chappelle's investigations into Saunders' bank accounts provide CTU with a solid lead and it is discovered that Saunders has a daughter Jane, whom he has been putting money into her account for the last few years. Jack reluctantly works with Kim on an undercover job that may help them capture and interrogate Saunders' daughter. Palmer informs his cabinet of the new developments concerning the virus crisis, while Saunders gives him a third, and most outrageous, assignment. Chase tracks down the infected man who left the hotel and learns that the virus is spreading to the general public. Kim, posing as Jane, partially succeeds in her mission and CTU manage to capture Jane but are unable to maintain their cover as the man hired by Saunders to watch Jane attempts to kidnap Kim. Outside they struggle for the gun and Saunder's man is shot and killed. "Day 3: 8:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m." 11.13[9]

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Jon Cassar

Virgil Williams

April 27, 2004

3AFF20

Jack attempts to use Saunders' daughter Jane (Alexandra Lydon) as leverage to gain control of the virus. Tony finds himself in an impossible situation when Saunders exploits his only weakness by kidnapping Michelle after she leaves the Chandler Plaza Hotel and using her to blackmail Tony into moving one of the CTU teams outside his besieged apartment out of position so that Saunders could escape. Elsewhere CTU continue to struggle with containing the virus and the quarantine zones in LA. "Day 3: 9:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m."

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Frederick Joel Surnow & King Keller Michael Loceff

May 4, 2004

3AFF21

11.09[10]

At CTU, Jack and Chloe become suspicious of Tony, who plans to trade Jane to her father in exchange for Michelle. Tony is forced to step down as head of CTU while Jack takes provisional command. Sherry meets with Keeler and proposes a most devious agreement. "Day 3: 10:00 a.m. 11:00 Story: Robert Cochran & Frederick Howard Gordon King Keller Teleplay: Evan

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May 11, 2004

3AFF22

12.19[11]

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Katz & Stephen Kronish

Jack catches up with Tony as he attempts to exchange Jane Saunders for Michelle and the two clash, with Tony accusing Jack of double standards as Jack previously went outside of CTU protocol to rescue Kim and Teri (in Day One). Jack finally convinces Tony to co-operate and Tony negotiates an alternate meeting place for the exchange, thus buying CTU more time to move into position. Keeler confronts Palmer and demands his resignation. Meanwhile, Wayne begins a secret operation against Sherry to steal the evidence that implicates herself and David Palmer after he realizes that she has turned on David yet again. Michelle almost escapes from Saunders, but after contacting CTU by phone, is convinced by Jack that she has to allow herself to be recaptured so the exchange could take place Jack argues that the exchange will the only opportunity for CTU to capture Saunders. Saunders and his henchmen arrive at the exchange point and once Michelle is safe, Jane has second thoughts and rather than return to her father, turns back toward Tony. As Saunders appears from his vehicle CTU moves in and after a firefight and attempt to escape, Saunders is captured. "Day 3: 11:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m." Story: Evan Katz & Stephen Kronish Jon Cassar Teleplay: Robert Cochran & Howard Gordon

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May 18, 2004

3AFF23

10.97[12]

Jack proves he will go to any length necessary in order to make Saunders tell him the locations of the remaining deadly vials and threatens to have Jane taken into the Chandler Plaza Hotel without a Hazmat suit, and thus infect her with the virus too. Saunders relents and gives the GPS co-ordinates of all 11 remaining vials. Tragedy strikes when Wayne breaks into Sherry Palmer's home attempting to steal the incriminating evidence against the president Julia arrives and shoots Sherry before shooting herself to avoid going to prison for Alan Milliken's death. Tony finds himself facing a harsh penalty as a result of his effort to save Michelle. Jack learns that even with Saunders in custody, the bio-threat against the country is far from over as their search continues at a Metro station. "Day 3: 12:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m." Joel Surnow & Michael Loceff 12.31[13]

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24

Jon Cassar

May 25, 2004

3AFF24

Saunders is shot and killed at CTU by Gael's vengeful widow before he could identify Arthur Rabens the courier of the 11th vial of the virus. Rabens escapes with the vial of the virus from the Metro station while Jack and Chase pursue him. The pursuit ends in a middle school where Rabens attacks Chase, who is able to attach the device's clamp to his own arm, thus preventing Rabens from escaping with it. Jack arrives to save Chase and shoot Rabens, but is forced to use a fire axe to cut off Chase's hand in order to get the device containing the virus off of him and isolated in a fridge. Tony is able to help Jack one last time before he is taken into custody. Even the successful foiling of the entire terrorist plot does not prevent President David Palmer from making a stunning career choice he chooses not to seek re-election. The season ends with Jack weeping to himself as he struggles to gather his emotions from the day.

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External links
List of 24 episodes (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0285331/episodes) at the Internet Movie Database List of 24 season 3 episodes (http://www.tv.com/24/show/3866/episode.html?season=3) at TV.com Season 3 (http://www.wikia.com/wiki/c:24:Season_3) on 24 Wiki (http://www.wikia.com /wiki/c:24) Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=24_(season_3)&oldid=477353526" Categories: 24 (TV series) Lists of drama television series episodes 2003 television seasons 2004 television seasons This page was last modified on 17 February 2012 at 11:56. Text is available under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License; additional terms may apply. See Terms of use for details. Wikipedia is a registered trademark of the Wikimedia Foundation, Inc., a non-profit organization.

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