Day I - Friday	-	Depart from Point of Origin and Fly to Calgary
Variable	-	Greeted by Arctic Watch upon Arrival
Upon Arrival	-	check into CP Chateau Hotel at Calgary Airport
1830 hrs	-	Dinner at CP Chateau Hotel
1930 hrs	-	Arctic Watch Guest Speaker
2100 hrs	-	Retire for Fvening
Day 2 - Saturday	-	Fly to Arctic Watch
0730 hrs	-	Greeted by Arctic Watch at Breakfast at CP Chateau Hotel
0930 hrs	-	Board CP Flight to Edmonton, Yellowknife,
All Day		Cambridge Bay and Resolute Bay
1730 hrs	-	Greeted at Resolute Bay by Arctic Watch
1800 hrs	-	Transfer to Arctic Watch Chartered Twin Otter
1830 hrs	-	Fly to Arctic Watch
1900 hrs	-	Greeted by Jess Family at Arctic Watch
1915 hrs	-	Assignment of Qarmaks to Guests
2000 hrs	-	Arctic Watch Orientation, Appetizers & Drinks Before Dinner
2015 hrs	-	Orientation Video Presented to each Guest
2030 hrs	-	Dinner at Arctic Watch
2130 hrs	-	Visit the Beluga Whales
2300 hrs	-	Guests Retire for the Evening
Day 3 - Sunday	-	Arctic Watch
0745 hrs	-	Morning Coffee Delivered to Qarmaks
0800 hrs	-	Breakfast Served in the Lodge
0900 hrs	-	Daily Orientation and Natural History Discussion
OPEN	-	Visit to Whales or Other Activity
1700 hrs	-	Return to Arctic Watch for Appetizers and Drinks
1800 hrs	-	Dinner at Arctic Watch
1930 hrs	-	Evening Interpretative Speaker on Franklin
2100 hrs	-	Optional Evening visit to Whales
2300 hrs	-	Guests Retire for the Evening
Day 4	-	Monday	-	Twin Otter Trip to Beechy island
0745 hrs	-	Morning Coffee Delivered to Qarmaks
0800 hrs	-	Breakfast Served in the Lodge
0900 hrs	-	Daily Orientation and Natural History Discussion
1000 hrs	-	Fly to Beechy Island OPEN	-	Visit Franklin Expedition Graves OPEN	-	Visit Northumberland House
1700 hrs	-	Return to Arctic Watch for Appetizers
1800 hrs	-	Dinner at Arctic Watch
1970 hrs	-	Evening Interpretative Speaker on Franklin Expedition
2300 hrs	-	Guests Retire for the Evening
Day 5	-	Tuesday	-	Arctic Watch
0745 hrs	-	Morning Coffee Delivered to Qarmaks
0800 hrs	-	Breakfast Served in the Lodge
0900 hrs	-	Daily Orientation and Natural & Human History Discussion
1000 hrs	-	Field Trip to Waterfalls or Canyon OPEN	-	Visit to Whales
1700 hrs	-	Return to Arctic Watch for Appetizers
1800 hrs	-	Dinner at Arctic Watch 2000 hrs	-	Evening Interpretative Speaker on Prince Leopold Island OPEN	-	Optional Visit to Whales
2300 hrs	-	Guests Retire for the Evening
Day 6	-	Wednesday	-	Twin Otter Trip to Prince Leopold Island
0745 hrs	-	Morning Coffee Delivered to Qarmaks
0800 hrs	-	Breakfast Served in the Lodge
0900 hrs	-	Daily Orientation and Natural History Discussion
1000 hrs	-	Twin Offer Trip to Prince Leopold Island
1700 hrs	-	Return to Arctic Watch for Appetizers	-
1800 hrs	-	Dinner at Arctic Watch
1930 hrs	-	Evening Interpretative Speaker on Inuit Culture
2100 hrs	-	Optional Visit to Whales
2300 hrs	-	Guests Retire for the Evening
Day 7	-
	Thursday	-	Arctic Watch
0745 hrs	-	Morning Coffee Delivered to Qarmaks
0800 hrs	-	Breakfast Served in the Lodge
0900 hrs	-	Daily Orientation and Natural History Discussion
1000 hrs	-	Field Trip to Scenic Waterfalls or Hidden Canyon OPEN	-	Visit to Whales
1700 hrs	-	Return to Arctic Watch for Appetizers
1800 hrs	-	Dinner at Arctic Watch
1930 hrs	-	Evening Interpretative and Research Speaker
2100 hrs	-	Optional Visit to Whales
2300 hrs	-	Guests Retire for the Evening
Day 8	-
	Friday	-	Twin Otter Trip to Somerset Island Destinations
0745 hrs	-	Morning Coffee Delivered to Qarmaks
0800 hrs	-	Breakfast Served in the Lodge
0900 hrs	-	Daily Orientation and Natural History Discussion
1000 hrs	-	Fly One of Somerset Island Destinations OPEN	-	Cresswell Bay or Fossil Field or Port Leopold or Fury Beach
1700 hrs	-	Return to Arctic Watch for Appetizer&
1800 hrs	-	Dinner at Arctic Watch
1930 hrs	-	Evening Interpretive Speaker & Video Presentation
2100 hrs	-	Optional Visit to Whales
2300 hrs	-	Guests Retire for the Evening
Day 9	-
	Saturday	-	Fly to Resolute and Return to Calgary
0745 hrs	-	Morning Coffee Delivered to Qarmaks
0800 hrs	-	Breakfast Served in the Lodge
1000 hrs	-	Last Visit to Whales
1100 hrs	-	Group Photos, LastWords
1200 hrs	-	Depart for Resolute Bay
1300 hrs	-	Tour of Resolute Bay
1730 hrs	-	Depart for Calgary
2300 hrs	-	Arrive at CP Chateau Hotel in Calgary
Day 10	-
	Sunday	-	Return to Point of Origin from Calgary
Various	-	Fly home to Country of Origin

1996 Arctic Watch Guest Terms and Conditions Please Read Carefully

Our Promise

Arctic Watch is a personal experience company. We want your visit to Arctic Watch to be An Adventure for the mInd, A Journey for the SouI⌐. Therefore we try to understand what each guest is hoping to achieve during their visit to Arctic Watch. The design, planning and delivery of the experience may be on behalf of an organization with which the participant has an affiliation, association, membership or agreement.

Arctic Watch Ltd. is a privately held corporation with its administrative headquarters located at 380 McTavish Road N.W., Calgary, Alberta, Canada dedicated to delivering the highest quality services to guests who visit the high Arctic. Arctic Watch's roots are with the Jess Family who take pride in ensuring that guests receive personal care and hospitality. Their objective is to foster a sense of fellowship with other guests, the Jess family, and the explorers, discoverers and Arctic Watch alumni who have preceded them. Arctic Watch is dedicated to providing an experience of a lifetime to all guests.

It is important to understand that the Arctic is remote and isolated. This also forms part of the attraction and experience of enjoying the Arctic in a safe and comfortable environment provided by Arctic Watch. From time-to-time changes in the program will be required. The staff of Arctic Watch are experienced in weather and flying conditions in the high Arctic and work hard to provide alternatives that add value to each guest's visit to Arctic Watch.

About the Experience

Arctic Watch is a personal experience company that provides a comprehensive and diversified program for guests. The experiences range from observing wildlife in their natural habitat to the interpretation of the extensive natural and human history of the Arctic. Arctic Watch is strategically located in the heart of the Northwest Passage which has a long and rich history of courage, discovery and intrigue.

Our experiences are available to individuals who contact Arctic Watch directly or though travel organizations. Others come to Arctic Watch as part of a group which handles all of the organizational details of booking an experience on their behalf.

1996 Arctic Watch Guest Terms and Conditions Please Read Carefully

Regard less of the avenue only twenty guests at a time experience Arctic Watch. The group is divided into two groups of ten for daily expeditions by air or on foot.

This ensures that the environment and the wildlife is conserved and preserved with minimum impact. For many people experiencing the Arctic in safety and comfort is a life long dream.

Research, education and the interpretation of natural and human history are fundamental components to the Arctic Watch experience and are designed to expressly add value to the guest experience.

Arctic Watch is designed so that anyone who is capable of boarding a jet aircraft unassisted can travel to Arctic Watch. It is recommended that guests check with their personal physicians regarding their individual needs related to undertaking a journey to Arctic Watch.

For most guests onginating in North America the trip to Arctic Watch requires two days and takes them over 2000 miles to the top of the world. Arctic Watch at Somerset Island is located almost 600 miles north of the Arctic Circle and approximately 800 miles south of the North Pole.

Once at Arctic Watch our guests depend on our high technology habitat as a base from which to experience the Arctic. They also become very familiar with the legendary twin otter as a shuttle to nearby Arctic wonders and as a viewing platform to observe wildlife and landscapes.

Guests generally have a strong interest in the preservation and conservation of wildlife and the natural and human interest of the Arctic. Arctic Watch is considered a soft eco-adventure. The experience aftracts wildlife and landscape photographers, naturalists, outdoor enthusiasts, adventure travellers, sophisticated world travellers, professionals, and people from all walks of life who want to experience the Arctic. Guests come from all over the world. The enjoyment of spending a week at Arctic Watch is further enhanced by the people who share the experience during each week.

Delivery of the Experience

The Jess family manage the delivery of each experience in the Arctic. They personally greet each expedition upon arrival at Somerset Island and spend time with the guests throughout the week.

1996 Arctic Watch Guest Terms and Conditions Please Read Carefully

Arctic Watch staff greet guests at an Orientation Dinner the evening they arrive in Calgary. A guest speaker will outline certain aspects of Arctic orientation.

After a day of travelling to Arctic Watch from Calgary, an orientation to Arctic Watch is provided. Special focus is placed on personal safety, comfort, enjoyment and assisting people in fulfilling a great personal experience. Once at Arctic Watch money is not needed. Everything is provided.

Each day the itinerary is announced and any adjustments due to weather or group interest are explained. Each evening people share their experiences and learn more from interesting experts that know the Arctic. After a week of flying, walking, observing, interpreting, reflecting and sharing; our guests return home with an in-depth personal understanding of the Arctic. Many guests are moved by the experience. Every guest becomes an Alumnus of Arctic Watch.

About Arctic Safety

Arctic Watch has designed a program which provides `peace of mind' to its guests. They have the freedom to participate in the experiences that interest them. The weather and the wildlife can createchallenges that must be managed through experience and a strongly enforced safety policy.

Arctic Watch does not take risks with the weather. The most experienced off-strip twin otter pilots in the world are employed. Arctic Watch is tied into a communications network that assists in understanding the weather patterns in the Northwest Passage.

Arctic Watch is dedicated to the safe and respectful observation of wildlife. There are strong principles, policies and practices in this regard. Wildlife is far more valuable as a resource observed in its natural habitat without undo stress. The Arctic Watch staff practice an aggressive and proactive polar bear management program to ensure the safety of guests and to avoid harming any of the wildlife. For example, guests are not allowed away from the Arctic Watch habitat without an experienced guide. All guides carry communications devices and are in constant contact with home base and the pilots.

Proper clothing is key. Guests are asked to dress like they would in the high mountains. A recommended clothing system is available to all our guests prior to their arrival at Arctic Watch.

1996 Arctic Watch Guest Terms and Conditions Please Read Carefully

Arctic Watch is equipped with medicines and drugs sufficient to respond to most emergencies and first aid medical conditions. Our staff has been trained in CPR. Guests can be flown directly to Resolute Bay by twin otter for dispatch, if necessary, to Yellowknife by Medivac.

About Preservation and Conservation

Arctic Watch is an environmentally and ecologically responsible company and considers its stewardship role as a serious matter. The guests of Arctic Watch are not allowed to remove artifacts from the Arctic. Littering is strictly prohibited.

The areas our guests visit are natural habitats and are for observation only. Therefore guests are not allowed to enter the water with the wildlife. This can only be considered as part of a defined research program that is under the direction of an Arctic Watch scientist. It is strictly prohibited to pursue or harass wildlife in any way. Our pilots take every precaution not to put the wildlife under stress while flying over them on the tundra or at sea.

The owners and management of Arctic Watch are dedicated to minimizing the short and long term impact of Arctic Watch on the environment.

About the Pricing of Your Experience

Once you have arrived at Arctic Watch your trip will be all inclusive. The cost of lodging, meals, refreshments, guiding, and programmed twin otter air travel are included in the price. Gratuities are graciously declined. Guests may decide, at their sole discretion, to make a donation to the Preservation and Conservation Fund of Arctic Watch.

The price of an Arctic Watch experience is $CDN6000.00 plus GST (General Sales Tax) of 3.5% once a guest boards our chartered twin otter at Resolute. Bay. For guests wishing to stay alone rather than double occupancy there is a premium surcharge of $4500. Payment can be made by personal cheque or major credit card. Changes in currency exchange rates are borne by the guest.

1996 Arctic Watch Guest Terms and Conditions Please Read Carefully

All costs of getting to Resolute Bay, NWT are born by the guest. This includes: airfare, and the cost of the hotel and meals in Calgary enroute to Resolute Bay and also upon departure from Calgary after leaving Arctic Watch. Guests may also choose to purchase Arctic and lnuitart and Arctic memories while at Arctic Watch or while visiting Resolute Bay. On occasion some guests may wish to charter the twin otter from Arctic Watch for special tours while at Arctic Watch. Such trips are extra and the charge shall be $CDN1000 per flying hour payable by cheque or credit card to Arctic Watch at the end of your stay.

Items not included in the price of your Arctic Watch experience are:

1. Airfare from the point of origin to Resolute Bay, NWT, Canada 2. Hotel and meal costs enroute to Resolute Bay, NV\rr, Canada 3. Hotel and meal costs upon departure from Resolute Bay, NWT, Canada 4. Extra twin otter flying time purchased beyond the scope of the program 5. Airfare from Resolute Bay, NWT Canada back to the point of origin

iAbout Booking a Reservation at Arctic Watch

A reservation is confirmed and accepted once Arctic Watch has sent you or your group expedition representative a written confirmation and invoice. If full payment is not received by Arctic Watch reserves the right to treat this as a cancellation and the guest will forfeit all payments made to Arctic Watch.

Once a Reservation Form and deposit has been received, Arctic Watch will begin sending information to the registered guest which, depending upon the expedition may include: a confirmation, maps, program outline, recommended clothing and equipment list, suggested reading list, and interpretive materials.

IAbout Our Deposit and Cancellation, Policy

A deposit of 25% of the expedition cost is due and payable to Arctic Watch not later than April 1, 1996. Thebalance or 75% is due and payable on May 1, 1996.

Payment can be made at the option of the guest or guests representative by personal cheque, or: Visa, Discovery, Mastercard or American Express credit cards.

1996 Arctic Watch Guest Terms and Conditions Please Read Carefully

Should a guest cancel after making a deposit, the depositand any other payments shall be forfeited in their entirety. All cancellations must be made in writing. There are no refunds for unused: meals, accommodations, flying or other experience features. The experience is assignable to another eligible guest through the initiative of the guest or Arctic Watch with an administration fee of $50.00. In the event of cancellation guests shall forfeit any payments made to Arctic Watch. Trip cancellation and trip interruption insurance are required for all guests to Arctic Watch.

From time to time Arctic Watch may need to cancel weekly expeditions to Cunningham Inlet, due to exceptional circumstances and reserved the right to do soup to June 15,1996.

lAbout the Facilities and Your Accommodation

Arctic Watch at Cunningham Inlet on Somerset Island exists because of space age composite fabric technology. The entire facility was delivered by twin otter aircraft requiring over 125 flights and erected on site in 1991. This facility was designed and constructed by Sprung Structures of Calgary, Canada. The facility is a permanent installation eventhough it is only open to guests in the summer months. The Cunningham Inlet biosphere has been designed to withstand winds of 100 knots and temperatures of -75 Celsius. Summer weather conditions vary from +5 to +15 Celsius with winds from calm to 50 km/hr.

Somerset Island is a polar desert and is therefore very dry in the summer and receives relatively low snow levels in the winter. The landscape is very expansive and is interspersed with arctic flora throughout the short Arctic summer. It is asy to misjudge distances because of the vastness of the land.

The Cunningham Inlet Habitat is located above the estuary of the Cunningham River approximately 800 meters from the whales who migrate up the river in July and August of each year. The exact walking route to the whales varies from one year to the next depending upon the natural path of the river. We follow the river to minimize the long term cumulative impact of traveling over the surface of the tundra. By following the river our tracks are rembved each year by the natural activity of the river.

1996 Arctic Watch Guest Terms and Conditions Please Read Carefully

The Habitat consists of a large structure with vaulted ceilings where group events take place such as: orientation and presentations. The Habitat also has a storehouse, communications center, commercial kitchen, dining area and wash rooms with showers. The majority of the staff stay in the main Habitat.

The guests stay in individual composite "Qarmaqs" which is the Inuit word for "permanent summer dwelling" and is similar to a cabin with wooden floors, carpet and framed with aluminum beams and composite fabric. The modern design is inspired by ancient whalebone houses used by the Inuit's for thousands of years in the Arctic. Each qarmaq houses two guests in either separate or queen size beds with duvets.

Each qarmaq is equipped with a flush toilet in a separate cubicle, cold water sink, heater and ceiling fan. The composite fabric allows light to enter the qarmak. Entrance is gained through an aluminum door with adjustable glass windows and screens. Each qarmak has a window equipped with screens and a glass window.

IAbout Hotel Accommodation Enroute to Arctic Watch

Blocks of hotel rooms have been reserved for Arctic Watch guests at the CP Airport Hotel which is connected to the Calgary International Airport. Other groups who are planning an extended stay in the Calgary area may request the Palliser Hotel in downtown Calgary and special arrangements will be made on a space available basis. Guests are required to pay for hotel accommodation one not more than one month before arrival by credit card, otherwise rooms will be released for general availability to the public. Arctic Watch will provide the hotel with a guest list sixty days before the guests arrival date.

IAbout Personal Luggage afld What to Bnng!

Personal luggage this will be allowed to a maximum weight of 25 kilograms which is the limit allowed on international airlines. Arctic Watch cannot be responsible for the loss of or damage to baggage, personal effects, money or documents, except in so far as liability may arise under our duty as an eco tourism company.

1996 Arctic Watch Guest Terms and Conditions Please Read Carefully

Guests to Arctic Watch should plan their expedition as though they are going for a hike into the mountains. Summit wear may be required on cold and windy days. Layers of clothing are best because they provide the full range of comfort and protection necessary in variable weather conditions. Please refer to list of clothing suggested by Arctic Watch. A good pair of hiking boots, sunglasses, binoculars and a camera are standard equipment.

IAbout the Availability of Equipment at Arctic Watch I

Arctic Watch is a flying and walking experience. The twin otter aircraft is used to fly to various destinations which are then explored on foot. The staff also provide supervised controlled access to motorized four wheel drive machines for use on designated restricted trails in the vacinity of the Somerset Island Habitat at Cunningham Inlet. Arctic Watch does not use boats to observe the whales or allow guests to enter the water with the whales at Cunningham Inlet. The whales are highly visibJe from the shoreline of the Cunningham River within one kilometer of the Habitat.

IAbout Passports and Documents

Many of our guests are international travelers. It is the responsibility of guests and all members of each party to be in possession of passports and, [f required, visas necessary to gain entrance to Canada.

IAbout Laundry Services

Upon special request Arctic Watch will provide laundry services to its guests. However ,experience has proven that most guests bring sufficient clothing for the entire expedition. Bed sheets are changed twice per week.

IAbout Travel Insurance

Guests must obtain travel insurance designed to cover any medical expenses incurred or any loss or additional costs incurred due to illness or injury. In te interests of each guest, it is required that everyone is adequately insured before

1996 Arctic Watch Guest Terms and Conditions Please Read Carefully

travelling. Travel insurance, trip interruption and trip cancellation insurance are mandatory. Guests are required to fax to Arctic Watch proof of travel insurance prior to departing on their trip. Arctic Watch Ltd. accepts no liability for any airline cancellation penally incurred by he purchase of a non-refundable airline ticket or other expenses incurred by experienceparticipants in preparing for the experience.

IGuides and lnterpretationof Natural and Human History I

Arctic Watch reserves the right to substitute any named guide, guest lecturer, interpreter of natural and human history, translator, or other escort with an alternative qualified person.

It is a condition of participation on an Arctic Watch expedition that each guest agree to accept the authority and decisions of our employees, expedition leaders, and agents while visiting Arctic Watch. If, in the opinion of such a person, the health or conduct of a guest at any time, appears likely to endanger the safe, comfortable, or happy experience of the expedition, the guest may be excluded from all or part of the expedition, and any additional costs shall be the responsibility of the guest. Arctic Watch will do its utmost to ensure that any problems are solved for the benefit of the group as a whole.

In the case of ill health, Arctic Watch Ltd. may make such arrangements as it sees fit and recover any resulting costs from the guest.

Liability Release of Arctic Watch

As a condition of acceptance, each participant must agree to and sign a release statement. In no way will Arctic Watch Ltd. assume liability of any nature whatsoever for the experience it offers for any acts, omissions or negligence by Arctic Watch Ltd. or companies and persons that Arctic Watch Ltd. may contract.

Each guest is required to carefully read the list of activities, requirements and conditions as listed in the information package and application for the trips and is/are aware that the trip and its activities involve the risk of personal injury and damage or loss of property.

In consideration of the benefits to be derived from participation on the trip, the participant voluntarily accepts all risk of personal injury and property damage or loss arising from participation on the trip and hereby agrees that he/she and his/her dependents, heirs, executors and assigns, do release and hold harmless Arctic Watch Ltd. and the employees, officers, directors, or representatives of Arctic Watch Ltd. from any and all claims of illness, bodily injury, death or property damage or loss, however caused, arising from or related to this trip, whether caused by negligence or otherwise.

The participant also affirms that he/she has not received or relied on any oral or written representation of Arctic Watch Ltd. as a basis for executing the Release.

About Obtaining Further Information

For further information please call Pete Jess, President and Founder or Don Sandford, Chairman and Director of Arctic Watch Ltd. at 403 571 8900 in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.

Guest Reservation Form Please Complete All Sections

Name:....................................................... Address:.................................................... City, Region, Country....................................... Postal Code................................................. Telephone Number............................................ Fax Number , Internet or email Address................................... Passport Number.......................Expiration Date.......

Group Affiliation........................................... Group Expedition Leader..................................... Travel Agent................................................ Travel Agent Telephone Number............................... Travel Partner..............................................

Special Dietary Needs....................................... Medical Conditions.......................................... Allergies................................................... Special Medication Requimments.............................. Contact in Case of Emergency................................

Special Interests in The Arctic............................. Method of Payment........................................... Credit Card Number and Expiry............................... Health Insurance Policy..................................... Trip Interruption Insurance Policy...........................

Date of Arrival in Calgary.................................. Date of Arrival at Resolute Bay.............................. Date of Departure from Resolute Bay......................... Date of Return to Calgary....................................

Signature............................Date.................... Amount Enclosed............................................. Balance Outstanding.........................................

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Arrtk Watch limited 380 Mrlaviah Rd. 0l.F. Calgary, AH t2E7GS

Ph. (403)571-8000 Fax (403) 571-8909

Arrtk Watch USA 20 Water Street Stdaiaataa, (aaaectiret USA, 06378

Ph. (060)535-1959 Fax (010)535-9401

Arctic Watch UK 27, Silverdale Aveace Oxshatt, Leatherhead Sarrey, Faglxad KT220JX

re/Fax 01372043032

Liability Release Form Please Complete All Sections

Each applicant must read and sign the following as part of the consideration and right to participate in any Arctic Watch experience.

I have read the itinerary and all other information pertaining to this experience in which I wish to participate, including all terms and conditions involving deposits, refunds, cancellations, responsibility and liability. I understand that all experience arrangements, terms and conditions have been established in good faith and understand that changes in the itinerary, leadership, activities, accommodations, or transportation may be necessary in the best interest of all participants, due to circumstanc9s beyond the control of Arctic Watch Ltd. I understand that no matter how well planned there may be inherent dangers and risks in conjunction with the experience, known or unknown, relating but not limited to: land, water or air transport, field outings, encounters with wildlife, swimming, or other activities; accommodations; accidents, illness, availability, or adequacy of medical care or rapid evacuation; acts of war; civil unrest; strikes; or any Act of God. As a condition of participating in this experience, I hereby release Arctic Watch Ltd. and their agents, employees, associates, and related parties from all responsibility for damages, injuries to person (whether or not resulting in death), damage to property, losses or delays due to my participation in this experience, and accept personal responsibility for all risks and dangers in conjunction with the experience. I certify that I do not have any mental, physical or other condition or disability that would create a hazard for myself or to other participants.

The participant also affirms that he/she has not received or relied on any oral or written representation of Arctic Watch Ltd. as a basis for executing this Liability Release Form.

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