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15 2010 2013 1974 2016 annual summer the year later than one year annually 3 years 2014 through fiscal year Mar 28 the previous year 25 years recent years one year 1ST SESSION H. R. 1318 fiscal year 2014 18 years of age 21 months the fiscal years 2014 through 10 year each of the fiscal years 2014 2014 5633 2009 1318 IH weekend three-year MARCH 21, 2013 42 U.S.C. 5633(f 15 1974 1982 between the ages of 15 each year 1965 fiscal year 2009

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