!-the_queryD010Array
(
)
the_queryD0415Array
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[2] => 38026
[5] => 38045
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[1] => 38313
[6] => 38366
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[10] => 38463
[13] => 38467
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the_queryD068Array
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[0] => 38600
[1] => 38544
[2] => 38443
[3] => 38403
[4] => 38398
[5] => 38394
[6] => 38390
[7] => 38381
)
historyListStrArray
(
[0] =>
)
the_queryD00Array
(
[0] => 38026
[1] => 38045
[2] => 38064
[3] => 38082
[4] => 38102
[5] => 38313
[6] => 38366
[7] => 38413
[8] => 38429
[9] => 38463
[10] => 38467
[11] => 38472
[12] => 38475
[13] => 38484
[14] => 38516
[15] => 38600
[16] => 38544
[17] => 38443
[18] => 38403
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[20] => 38394
[21] => 38390
[22] => 38381
)
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