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Aries Aries Aries Aries a Ries a Ries a Ries a Ries a Ries Aries Aries Aries The Square, Thursday 17th March 2016 The Fourth Annual Doty Cup www.ThePortForum.com, www.jdawiseman.com i e r s ♉ A T s a u ♈ u r r ♈ u u a A s s T r e i i e r ♉ s ♉ A T ♈ s a ♈ u u r r A u u s a r s e i i T e r s ♉ A ♉ ♈ T ♈ s a u A u r s r r u e u i i a e r s s T A ♉ ♈ ♉ ♈ T A s a s u u r e r i i r e r u u s a s A T ♈ ♉ ♈ ♉ A T s s r e a i i u e u r r s r u A u a s ♈ T ♈ ♉ A ♉ s r e T i i e s r a s u u A r r u u ♈ a s ♈ T A ♉ s r e ♉ i i e r T s s A a u u r ♈ r u ♈ u s a A T s r e ♉ ie i ♉ s r A T s ♈ a u ♈ u r ru u A s a r es T ie ri ♉ s A ♉ ♈ T ♈ a us A ur ur ri ies us a es Ar ♉ T ♈ ♈ T ♉ Ari ies auru urus es ♈ A s ♈ Ar s ♉ Ta s ♉ Ta m u i rie ur e n ♋ C i r G a e n c ♊ c n ♊ e a r G C i n e i ♋ m ♋ m i e n C r i a G e n c ♊ c n e ♊ a r C G ♉ i ♋ n e i m ♈ ♋ m i C e n r a i e G n c c n ♊ e a ♊ r C G i ♋ n e i ♋ m m C i r e n a e i n G c c n ♊ e a r ♊ C G ♋ i n e ♋ i m C m r i e a n e n i c G c n e a ♊ r C 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