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Editor's note:
The mineral-leasing regulations in 11 AAC
82,
11 AAC
83,
11 AAC
84,
11 AAC
86,
and 11 AAC
88,
effective September 5, 1974, and distributed in Alaska Administrative Register 51, constitute a comprehensive reorganization and revision of this material, and thus a history line at the end of each section does not reflect the history of the provision before September 5, 1974, and the section numbering may or may not be related to the numbering before that date.
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