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Жданівськиий навчально-виховний комплекс Магдалинівської районної ради Діпропетровської області

This document is a list of 20 students enrolled in the first through third grades of the Antratsytrovsk Secondary School of the Magdalinsky District in the Kharkiv region of Ukraine as of May 31, 2019. It includes each student's name and their enrollment status.

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