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(3)

WHALE

A LION

DOG

CANCER

(4)

HARE

ARIES

FISH

(5)

HYDRA

STERN

ORION

PEGASUS

TAURUS

CEPHEI

(6)

PIGEON

THE DRAGON

SWAN

PERSEUS

ERIDAN

(8)

TWINS

AURIGA

(9)

ANDROMEDA

CASSIOPEIA

THE BEAR

(11)

TRIANGLE

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