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NUBB2-48/22
$19.54

A Exp.Min: 1.89
A Rec. 0.87
B Exp. Min. 0.71
B rec. Max 0.28
C Min. Length Rec. Body 6.69
D Min. Length Rec. Legs 2.17

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