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2 ...................................................... 17

2.1 ......................................................................................................... 18
2.2 ................................................................................... 20
2.3 ............................................................................... 21
2.4 .................................................................................................. 24
2.5 .................................................................................................. 26
2.6 ............................................................................... 28

3 .................................................................................... 31

3.1 ............................................................................................... 35
3.2 ......................................................................................................... 39
3.3 ...................................................... 41

4 ............................................................................ 49

4.1 .............................................................................. 49
4.2 ............................................................................... 51
4.3 .................................................................................................. 60
4.4 ................................................................................... 61
4.5 ............................................................................... 66
4.6 ................................................................................... 69

5 ..................................................................... 72

5.1 ................................................................................... 73
5.2 ......................................................... 74
5.3 ................................................................................... 75
5.4 ................................................................................................................. 77
5.5 ................................................................. 79

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5.9 ....................................................................................... 87
5.10 ........................................................................................................... 88

6 ............................................................................................... 90

6.1 ............................................................................................................. 91
6.2 ................................................................................................................. 93
6.3 PERVERTED BODIES ......................................................................... 96
6.4 ................................................................................................................. 97
6.5 ......................................................................................................... 97
6.6 ............................................................................................................. 99
6.7 ..................................................................................... 101
6.8 ............................................................................................................... 102

7 .................................................................................. 105

7.1 ...................................................................................................................... 106

7.2 ............................................................................................................... 107
7.3 ......................................................................................... 107
7.4 .......................................................................... 110
7.5 .................................................................................................... 112
7.6 .......................................................................... 113
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7.8 ................................................................................................ 117

8 ......................................................................................... 120

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8.2 MULTISIDED RESISTANCE ................................................................. 122

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