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This Plenary Registration Form is for Liaisons and SUNY 2025

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The document is a registration form for the FCCC Spring 2013 Plenary, specifically for Liaisons and SUNY Representatives. It outlines the registration process, including payment details, meal selections, and contact information requirements. The form emphasizes that it does not include hotel reservations and provides links for additional registrations.

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This Plenary Registration Form is for Liaisons and SUNY 2025

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