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TTCF DECLINED APPLICATIONS 1St April -31St August 2015 a Girl TTCF DECLINED APPLICATIONS 1st April -31st August 2015 A Girl Called Hope A Town Boxing Gym Inc Achilles Track Club New Zealand Inc Action Education Incorporated Acts of Kindness Charitable Trust Alexandra Blossom Festival Committee Incorporated Allergy New Zealand Inc Amputee Society of Otago & Southland Inc Amputees Federation of New Zealand Inc. 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