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PUBLIC DISCLOSURE COPY16000810 797738 2038958862019.06010 LUTHERAN SERVICES PROPERTY 20389581EXTENDED TO AUGUST 16, 2021990Form (Rev. January 2020)Return of Organization Exempt From Income Tax OMB

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