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The document is an Exhibitor Agreement Form for the 42nd Annual Pulmonary and Allergy Update meeting organized by National Jewish Health, taking place from February 5-8, 2020, at the Keystone Conference Center in Colorado. It outlines exhibit hours, sponsorship levels with associated benefits, payment terms, housing information, shuttle services, and exhibitor policy agreements to ensure compliance with CME standards.

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