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The document advertises a three-day conference for CUE members for $159 including meals and ice cream with limited space for 60 participants and a 10:1 learner to leader ratio where over 90% of the leaders are accomplished educators. It also provides lodging options for $110 per night at two locations in the central Sierra and central coast regions of California.
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