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Description	Italiano: UGC 8837 - Hubble Space Telescope - The Dynamic State of the Dwarf Galaxy Rich Canes Venatici I Region - HST Proposal 10905
Date	3 March 2016
Source	http://hla.stsci.edu/cgi-bin/display?config=ops&image=hst_10905_20_acs_wfc_f814w%2Chst_10905_20_acs_wfc_f606w&size=5297,5315&izoom=1.000000&detector=ACS%2FWFC&aperture=WFC&title=10905_20%20ACS%2FWFC%20F814W%2FF606W%20(color)%20HOLMBERG-IV
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