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39 All images, this chapter: he copyrightable portions of he Lord of the Rings: he
Board Game and its expansions are ©2001-2010 Sophisticated Games, Ltd.
Lord of the Rings and the characters, events, items and places therein, are
trademarks of he Saul Zaentz Company d/b/a Middle-Earth Enterprises and
are used under license by Sophisticated Games, Ltd. and their respective licensees.
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