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The document is a registration form for the American Youth Foundation's Merrowvista camp, detailing program offerings, schedules, fees, and policies for campers. It emphasizes personal development through various activities and wilderness programs while outlining risks associated with camp activities. The form includes sections for camper and parent information, payment options, scholarship availability, and acknowledgment of risks. Additionally, it provides guidelines for registration deadlines and refund policies.

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