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The document is a legal petition filed in the Superior Court of California, County of Orange, by a petitioner seeking to set aside the suspension of their driving privilege due to a DUI charge. It outlines the circumstances surrounding the suspension, including details of the arrest, chemical testing, and administrative hearings. The petitioner requests an alternative writ of mandate to revoke the DMV's suspension order and seeks a stay on the suspension pending court proceedings.

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