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            <text>1.	Opening M.&#13;
2.	Rotate R1 loop 180° anticlockwise.&#13;
3.	Proximally, insert 345 into 1 and 2 loops, hook down 2n. &#13;
4.	Release 1.&#13;
5.	1 pick up the middle transverse string.&#13;
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