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                           3 CFR
Proclamations:
8805.................................................25859
Executive Orders:
13607................................................25861

                           7 CFR
Proposed Rules:
3201.................................................25632

                          12 CFR
618..................................................25577

                          14 CFR
Proposed Rules:
39..............................25642, 25644, 25647, 25930

                          15 CFR
Proposed Rules:
742..................................................25932
774..................................................25932

                          22 CFR
123..................................................25865
126..................................................25865
Proposed Rules:
121..................................................25944

                          29 CFR
104..................................................25868

                          30 CFR
915..................................................25868
936..................................................25872
938..................................................25874
1210.................................................25877
1218..........................................25877, 25881
Proposed Rules:
943..................................................25949

                          33 CFR
110..................................................25587
117......................25590, 25591, 25592, 25889, 25890
165.............................25592, 25595, 25890, 25892
Proposed Rules:
100..................................................25650
117...........................................25653, 25655
334..................................................25952

                          34 CFR
690..................................................25893
Proposed Rules:
Ch. VI...............................................25658

                          39 CFR
233..................................................25596

                          40 CFR
52...................................................25901
141..................................................26072
142..................................................26072
180...........................................25903, 25904
Proposed Rules:
52............................................25660, 25953
180...........................................25661, 25954

                          47 CFR
54...................................................25609

                          49 CFR
Ch. II...............................................25610
1152.................................................25910

                          50 CFR
17...................................................25611
226..................................................25611
424..................................................25611
648.............................25623, 25630, 26104, 26129
660..................................................25915
Proposed Rules:
17.....................................25664, 25668, 25792
635..................................................25669

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