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2011 IT LOCAL 964 CLE3/1/2017DOLFormFORMLM2LABORORGANIZATIONANNUALREPORT U.S. DepartmentofLabor OfficeofLaborManagementStandards Washington,DC20210MUSTBEUSEDBYLABORORGANIZATIONSWITH$250,000ORMOREINTOTALANNUALRECEIPTS

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