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Copyright 1994 Walnut Creek CD-ROM, Concord, California, on CD-ROM Media titled "Visions". Both the CD jacket and on CD face are printed with the words "royalty free photographs from Preferred Stock Photo Agency / copyright 1994 Walnut Creek, CA CDROM" Goldenrowley 21:28, 26 August 2006 (UTC)
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