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The document is a Request for Records Disposition Authority from the Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, seeking approval to dispose of certain records related to the Geographic Base File, which includes computerized maps and geographic data. The request certifies that these records are no longer needed for agency business and outlines their permanent disposition status, indicating that some records will be transferred to the National Archives after a specified retention period.

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