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List of Versions Added in ARL #2607 List of Versions added in ARL #2607 Publisher Product Version 2BrightSparks SyncBackFree 9.4 2BrightSparks EncryptOnClick 2.3 3bitlab Red Hot Timer 2.3 3uTools 3uTools 2.35 4D 4D 17.6 4Team Sync2 2.82 60East Technologies AMPS Unspecified A.M. Best Company BestESP Unspecified A.M. 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