Field House Catalog

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orty stadium latssouth main street greenville


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table o

c o n t e n t s greenvilles west end..........................................................3

a long tradition o baseball................................................5

welcome to ield house......................................................7

residence stats...................................................................8

interior & exterior eatures.................................................9

loorplans. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .10interior inishes...............................................................26

ield house team.............................................................35

location map...................................................................36

joe jackson had a name or all o his bats - the most amous was black betsy. his

other bats included blond betsy, caroliny, ol genril and big jim.


4/40 1932 joe jackson hits a ith inning homer during a game against ganey

i copied jacksons style because i thought he

was the greatest hitter i had ever seen, the

greatest natural hitter i ever saw. hes the guy

who made me a hitter. --babe ruth


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greenvilles

W e s t e n d

Industry. Commerce. Culture. Education. Entertainment. Opportunity. From the very beginning, GreenvillesWest End has been a terminus o activity and energy. Tis historic district has seen its share o good and bad, allthe while maintaining its distinctive character.

Born o cotton and textile mills, the West Ends rst true development came in 1816 with the constructiono Vardry McBees saw, our and corn mills on the banks o the Reedy River. Settlement o the area near the

intersection o Main, Pendleton and Augusta Streets soon ollowed. By the 1850s, the West End blossomed withthe arrival o Furman University and the rst rail lines. Te Greenville and Columbia railroad cut travel time toCharleston rom a week to three days, and travelers could reach Columbia in a single day. Te towns only depotbecame a natural center or cotton storage and distribution. By 1882, three textile mills - Vardry, Camperdownand Hugenot - had set the stage or what would become the nations textile capital. Te convergence o education,transportation and industry inuenced a surge o residential and commercial development. By the turn o thecentury, the West End was a thriving commercial district.

Te 20th century brought enormous changes to Greenville, as textile mills moved out o the city proper andindustry shited rom cotton to sot drink manuacturing and bottling. Automobiles lessened the reliance on railtransportation and allowed people to live arther rom city amenities. In 1958, Furman relocated to its currentPoinsett Highway location. By the 1970s, the textile industry was being crippled by oreign imports and many othe communitys mills were orced into extinction.

As the development o downtown has progressed, the West End has now come ull-circle, and its uture promisesto be one o lasting richness. Neighborhood revitalization began in the 1990s through the commitment o thecity and private investors. In the last six years alone, the West End has beneted rom well over $100 million ininvestment including the $24.5 million Governors School or the Arts and Humanities, $13 million Falls Parkrenovation, $50 million RiverPlace development, $15 million baseball stadium, and the planned $46 millionSalvation Army Kroc Community Center.

Lively and progressive, cosmopolitan with small-town air. Te West End is once again a hub o activity - thejewel o the citys arts and entertainment district - and a community with a strength that is grounded in the history

and heart o Greenville.

dawn o greenvilles west end

revival and renewal

in 1911, joe jackson set the rookie batting average at .408 - a record that still stands today.


6/40 greenville spinners team photo

joe never liked the nickname shoeless - once

he went pro he wore alligator and patent leather

shoes - the more expensive the better.


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a long tradition o

B A s e B A L L

Baseball runs deep through Greenvilles veins and has been an important part o its heritage or over a century.Sprouting rom mill culture, local baseball quickly grew rom a community passion to national prominence.

Te Upstates rst baseball teams were an organic extension o the mill lie that dominated the area. Work at the millswas long and arduous, and mill owners soon recognized the need or recreational and social activities or workers.Already a passion amongst mill residents, mill owners saw baseball as a way to strengthen the mill community

and oster sel-control, discipline and morale. Te rst games were staged on makeshit elds and were more thanordinary baseball games - hundreds gathered to watch their team, participate in sack races, indulge in barbecue andenjoy live music. Tese simple sporting events became the heartbeat o close-knit mill communities.

But it wasnt long beore extile League baseball became a serious sport - showcasing some serious talent. It was atGreenvilles Brandon Mill that young Joe Jackson rst wielded his mighty bat, catching the eye o major league scoutsand the imaginations o baseball ans everywhere. Blessed with one o the most incredible natural swings in thehistory o the game, Joe became Greenvilles rst proessional player.

Greenvilles rst proessional team arrived in 1907 - the oddly named Greenville Eskimos. Te teamchanged its name the next year to the Spinners to better reect the towns booming textile industry.

Aside rom two brie interruptions, proessional baseball has been a major presence in Greenvilleever since. During its history, Greenville teams have been aliated with nine major league clubs- the Washington Senators (1939-41), Chicago White Sox (1946), Brooklyn Dodgers (1947-50),Los Angeles Dodgers (1961-62), Milwaukee Braves (1963-64), New York Mets (1965-66), exas

Rangers (1972), Atlanta Braves (1984-2004), and Boston Red Sox (1967-71, 2005).

A new era in this rich history has begun with the introduction o the Greenville Bombers and the development oa $15 million downtown baseball eld plus a city investment o approximately $10 million or improvements ininrastructure and streetscaping. Located in the historic West End district, the baseball stadium will be reminiscent oBostons Fenway Park - predominantly brick with an industrial touch that invokes Greenvilles textile mill days. Te

acility will seat over 5,000 and have 17 luxury suites.

Te new West End stadium will bring Greenville baseball back to its roots - back to its home - and will be theimpetus or a West End renaissance. Much like its extile League past, this new baseball era promises to bolster strongcommunity ties and provide a ocal point or social activity and entertainment in our town.

emergence o the textile league

pro ball in greenville

baseballs new era


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welcome to

F I e L d H o U s e Sleek and modern, unique and resh. Filled with echoes o historic West End. Field House is an innovativeapproach to urban living where modern simplicity meets classic comort. Te result is ar rom ordinary.

Designed as a modern reection o Greenvilles vibrant past, Field House utilizes reclaimed brick rom an oldUpstate mill and eatures historical architectural ornamentation. Stylings including pedestal, pilaster, cornice,dentils and brackets recall the traditional detailing o West End environs.

In contrast to its traditional acade, Field House interiors are delightully unexpected - quirky even. Inspired bylot living, Field House layouts ofer the spatial reedom o open space plans, large windows, high ceilings andclean details. Free ow o space and exible divisions are created with sliding barn doors, low-height walls, andofbeat angles. Field House is the dynamic usion o past and uture.

Individual residences eature honest and durable concrete oors that can easily adapt to both traditional and moderndecor. Interior lighting maximizes the sense o space and creates a comortable level o difused illumination. Eachkitchen ofers state-o-the-art Bosch stainless steel appliances and a choice o solid wood cabinetry and durablecountertop selections that compliment the architectural details o the ats. Bathrooms are complimented byporcelain tile in a selection o neutral colors, and contemporary plumbing xtures.

Field House will provide its residents with a delicate balance o community and privacy uncommon in an urban

dwelling. Overlooking Greenvilles new baseball stadium, private balconies, patios and juliets ofer lively viewso the city, interaction with the pedestrian level o South Main Street, and peaceul views o the mountains andbeyond. Te buildings spacious common terrace makes the baseball eld your back yard, providing a primevenue or riends and neighbors to gather and enjoy a game. Other amenities include secure, ree parking and abeautiully developed streetscape along South Main Street.

Field House at West End lls a new niche in downtown Greenville living - truly unique spaces that mixes the besto tradition and innovation with exceptional quality and design.

innovative design

liberating interiors

dynamic liestyle

joe loved his bats so much that while playing in cleveland and

chicago, he would take them home with him during the winter,

saying bats dont like to reeze no more than me.


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ield house

r e s I d e n c e s t A t s

1 bedroomUnit Heated SF Balcony/Patio/Juliet SF

202 823 182

203 733 -

206 708 39

208 880 44

209 795 18302 823 182

308 880 44

1 bedroom studyUnit Heated SF Balcony/Patio/Juliet SF

204 1,068 182205 1,100 115

303 974 -

304 1,068 182

305 1,100 115

Unit Heated SF Balcony/Patio/Juliet SF

201 1,167 218

207 1,188 18

210 1,115 100

301 1,167 218

306 1,200 65

307 1,188 18310 1,115 100

401 1,167 100

405 1,030 64

2 bedroom


309 795 18

402 823 22

408 880 44

409 795 18

502 823 22508 880 44

509 795 18


403 974 -404 1068 22

503 974 -

504 1,068 22


406 1,200 65

407 1,188 18

410 1,115 100

501 1,167 100

505 1,030 64

506 1,200 65507 1,188 18

510 1,115 100


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joe started

out as a pitche

on a mill league te

but he threw the ba

hard that he broke

catchers arm, so the

him in the out

Designed to complement and enhance the many historic structures in Greenvilles West End, Field HouseDesigned to enhance and compliment its historically signicant surroundings, Field Houses traditionalarchitecture is reminiscent o some o Greenvilles early classical buildings. Featuring adaptive reuse o materialsincluding reclaimed brick rom one o the areas old mills, the building ofers:

Rich, designer exterior elevations with reclaimed brick. Bronze address plaque. Fully insulated windows with LOW E tinting.

Solid entry door with deadbolt lock at oyer. Ornamental light xtures at entry and garage. Beautiully landscaped and sodded common lawn areas. Private common terrace with ornamental encing overlooking the ball eld. Secure surace and covered parking.

Enveloped in Field Houses traditional acade, sleek and modern interiors enhanced by a host o amenities make yourhome unique and resh. Toughtully designed to maximize spatial reedom, light and comort, each home ofers:

Solid entry doors. Elevator access rom parking area to all oors. Beautiul eat-in kitchen with:

- smooth-top electric sel-cleaning range - over-the-range microwave with circulating exhaust- 2-level, 3-cycle dishwasher - recessed can lights- garbage disposal - granite countertops

Lever aucets in baths.

Master bath eatures large, convenient shower, beautiul tile shower walls and oor, andaccent lighting.

Closets with ventilated shelving. Laundry closet with hook-up or stacked washer and dryer. Quick-recovery 40-gallon electric hot water heater. Insulation package with R-38 ceiling and R-13 sidewalls. en-oot ceilings in main living areas. Pre-wired or ceiling ans with lights in living room and bedrooms. Pre-wired or cable television in living room and bedrooms. High-speed data cable with up to our phone lines installed in kitchen, living

room and bedrooms. Smoke detectors.

interior & exterior

F e A t U r e s

exterior

interior


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loorplan

U n I t s 2 0 1 , 3 0 1

corner units 201 and301 oer views o the

stadium and eaturea patio/balconyoverlooking the

common terrace.

heated 1,167 s

balcony 218 s

common 352 s

parking 1 space

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11 x 12

9 x 9dining

14 x 116living

14 x 10

bedroom

15 x 13bedroom


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loorplan

U n I t s 2 0 2 , 3 0 2

units 202 and 302oer views o the

stadium and eaturea patio/balconyoverlooking thecommon terrace.

heated 823 s

balcony 182 s

common 248 s

parking 1 space

11

12 x 14living

9 x 12dining

9 x 12bedroom9

6

x

116


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U n I t s 2 0 4 , 3 0 4 loorplan


stadium and eaturea patio/balconyoverlooking thecommon terrace.

heated 1,068 s

balcony 182 s

common 322 s

parking 1

space

13

11 x 136bedroom

96 x 96

study

17 x 13living

76 x 116dining

13

x

96

l l


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U n I t s 2 0 5 , 3 0 5 loorplan

end units 205 and305 oer views o the

stadium and eaturea patio/balconyoverlooking the

common terrace.

heated 1,100 s

balcony 115 s

common 332 s

parking 1 space

1

13 x 146

bedroom

9 x 10

study

156 x 146living

12 x 10

dining

8 x 11

l l


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U n I t 2 0 6 loorplan

end unit 206 oersviews o south main

street and eatures abalcony.

heated 708 s

balcony 39 s

common 213 s

parking 1space

1

10 x 106bedroom

126 x 116living

10 x 86dining

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x

11

l rpl n


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U n I t s 2 0 7 , 3 0 7 , 4 0 7 , 5 0 7 loorplan

units 207, 307, 407and 507 oer viewso south main street

and eature juliets.

heated 1,188 s

juliet 18 s

common 358 s

parking 1 space

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13 x 14bedroom

12 x 10bedroom

126 x 176living

116 x 96dining

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x106

loorplan


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loorplan

U n I t s 2 0 8 , 3 0 8 , 4 0 8 , 5 0 8

units 208, 308, 408and 508 oer views

o south main streetand eature two

juliets.

heated 880 s

juliets 44 s

common 265 s

parking 1 space

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116 x 116bedroom

136 x 15living 136 x 11

dining

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x9

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loorplan


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loorplan

U n I t s 2 0 9 , 3 0 9 , 4 0 9 , 5 0 9

units 209, 309, 409and 509 oer views o

south main street andeature juliets.

heated 795 s

juliet 18 s

common 240 s

parking 1 space

1

9 x 11bedroom

126 x 14living 12 x 96

dining

10x8

6

loorplan


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loorplan

U n I t s 2 1 0 , 3 1 0 , 4 1 0 , 5 1 0

corner units 210,310, 410 and

510 oer views odowntown southmain street andeature balconies.

heated 1,115 s

balcony 100 s

common 336 s

parking 1 space

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99 x 11bedroom

11 x 12bedroom

13 x 146living

146 x 96dining

99

x9

loorplan


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loorplan

U n I t s 3 0 3 , 4 0 3 , 5 0 3

units 303, 403 and503 oer views o the

stadium.

heated 974 s

common 294 s

parking 1 space

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13 x 126bedroom

126 x 12living

106 x 10dining

104

x

94

106 x 96study

loorplan


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loorplan

U n I t s 3 0 6 , 4 0 6 , 5 0 6

end units 306, 406and 506 oer views

o south main streetand eature balconies.

heated 1,200 s

balcony 65 s

common 362 s

parking 1 space

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12 x 14bedroom

11 x 96bedroom

15 x 12

living

11 x 106dining

8 x 12

loorplan


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U n I t s 4 0 1 , 5 0 1

corner units 401 and501 oer views o

downtown and thestadium and eature

balconies overlookingthe common terrace.

heated 1,167 s

balcony 100 s

common 352 s

parking 1 space

22

11 x 12

9 x 9

dining

14 x 116living

14 x 10bedroom

15 x 13bedroom

loorplan


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U n I t s 4 0 2 , 5 0 2


stadium and eaturejuliets overlookingthe common terrace.

heated 823 s

juliet 22 s

common 248 s

parking 1 space

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12 x 14living

9 x 12dining

9 x 12bedroom9

6

x

116


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loorplan


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U n I t s 4 0 5 , 5 0 5

end units 405 and505 oer views o the

stadium and eaturebalconies overlookingthe common terrace.

heated 1,030 s

balcony 64 s

common 310 s

parking 1 space

2

13 x 146bedroom

9 x 10study

156 x 106living

106 x 8dining

8 x 10

standard - bosch


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Stainless Steel

30 Electric Range Over-the-Range Microwave & Ventilator

3-Cycle Dishwasher

A P P L I A n c e s

slide-in-range hes23u dishwasher shu33a0uc

microwave hmv930

optional - rigidaire


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A P P L I A n c e s

Stainless Steel Rerigerator

rerigerator phsc239ds

standard - concrete


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F L o o r I n G

Living Areas BedroomsStandard Color: Natural

Upgrade Colors: Caramel Chocolate

product shown: caramel upgrade

concrete fooring is easy to maintain and reduces

home allergens.

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upgrade - cork


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F L o o r I n G

Living Areas BedroomsStyle: 12 X 12 Tiles

Colors: Light Medium Dark

product shown: light and dark

cork is a resilient material that comes rom the cork oak tree.

the bark is sustainably harvested every nine years. cork orests

are protected ecosystems, home to many rare animal species.

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standard - tile


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F L o o r I n G

BathroomsStyle: 13 X 13 Morlais

Colors: Ivorie Citrine Antracite

product shown: antracite 1 x 1 tile www.daltile.com

ceramic tile dates back over 3,500 years - some roman tiles

rom over 2,000 years ago are still intact.

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standard - granite

c o U n t e r t o P s


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c o U n t e r t o P s

Style: 3 centimeterColors: Ubatuba Brazilian Black Butterfy Green

Gallo Ornamental

EuropeanCraftsman

granite oers a mirror-like nish that is resistant to stains,

scratches and extreme heat.

product shown: brazilian black

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medallion silverline

c A B I n e t s


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c A B I n e t s

Standard: LancasterUpgrade: Lancaster Horizontal Hinge with Glass Cabinet

Colors: Natural Wheat Hazelnut Brandywine

product shown: medallion silverline lancaster - naturalwww.medallioncabinetry.com

medallion cabinetry eatures solid wood doors, ace ramesand moldings.

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feld house - south main street level Pazdan-Smith

ield house

t e A M


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t e A M For 25 years, om Crot has been responsible or the development, construction and sale o numerous single-amilyand multi-amily projects throughout South Carolina. In 1999 he ormed Te Crot Company, Inc. to develop uniqueresidential projects in the Greenville market. Te rms initial project was 400 North Main, Downtown Greenvilles rstmulti-story residential building. Te ve-story, high-end condominium project set the standard or quality by whichother projects are measured. In addition to new developments, Crot requently consults on local projects.

Pazdan-Smith Group is a twelve-year-old company providing architectural, interior design, planning, and managementservices to clients and the community. Established in 1993 by Joe Pazdan, AIA and Brad Smith, AIA, Pazdan-SmithGroup has worked to create a niche through unique uses o materials and design methods. Te rm has workedextensively in local Historic Districts, and has been honored with numerous design awards or their work in downtownGreenville.

Kevin Culhan, AIA, NCARB is Vice President o Architecture or Allora. Culhan manages the architectural departmentand coordinates the design and production o custom home plans and residential development services. With 17 yearso architectural experience, he utilizes his talent and experience in custom design, land planning, single and multi-amilyresidences, amenity, oce, and retail design to create exciting, innovative homes or clients.

ID Studio, ormally Mac Interior Design, was established in Greenville, SC in 2002, bringing design experience rom

Perkins & Will in Atlanta, GA and Semple Brown Design in Denver, Colorado to Greenville. With the bustling growthin the downtown area, Emery saw a need or resh, innovative design with a modern edge in the Greenville market. IDStudio has been designing interiors in an array o disciplines: condominium and high-end residential, restaurant andhospitality, and commercial oce in areas all around the southeast including Te Clifs Communities and HammockDunes in Palm Coast Florida.

Since 1933, Coldwell Banker Caine has been the premier, ull-service real estate rm in Upstate South Carolina. Te

company has been involved in the marketing and development o condominiums in downtown Greenville since 1981with projects including McDaniel Greene, Northgate race, Virginia Condominiums and 400 North Main. Mostrecently, the company successully auctioned the residential developments 55 RiverPlace and errace at RiverPlace.

developer the crot company, inc.

building architecture pazdan-smith group, inc.

marketing/sales coldwell banker caine

interior architecture kevin culhan, aia, allora

interior design amy emery, id studio / allora

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allspark

clevelandpark

county square

governors school orthe arts & humanities

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marke

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riverp

lace

the peacecenter

westinpoinsett

piazzabergamo

inocenter


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one o joes avorite activities while on

the road was getting into bed at night

and eating animal crackers then washingthem down with corn liquor.

Historical images appear courtesy of the Greenville County Library and the Greenville County Historical Society. Shoeless Joe facts are courtesy of theShoeless Joe Jackson Virtual Hall of Fame - www.blackbetsy.com

DisclaimerTe inormation contained herein is intended to give the reader inormation about Field House at West End. All inormation has been gatheredrom sources deemed reliable and credible; however, no warranty or guarantee, in any manner whatsoever, is intended or made as to its accuracyand none may be expressed or implied by anything herein contained or made by agents o the principal to the subject property. All images anddimensions shown are approximate and plans, specications and standard eatures are subject to modications and improvements at any time

without notice. Room dimensions may vary between the individually built residences. Tese illustrations are artists concepts and may vary in detail

rom plans and specications. Tis submission is the property o Coldwell Banker Caine, and any reproduction o any portion o the enclosedmaterial without written consent rom an ocial representative o Coldwell Banker Caine is strictly prohibited. Te inormation ofered here issubject to prior placement and/or withdrawal rom the market, cancellation, modication, correction o errors, price changes, or any other changes

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