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Using the data, compute the following:
- Total free assets
- Net free assets
- Unsecured liabilities with priority
- Unsecured liabilities without priority
- Estimated recovery percentage
- Net gain (loss) on realization
- Estimated deficiency
- Net income (loss) on realization and liquidation
- Amount paid to partially secured creditors
- Amount paid to unsecured creditors without priority
- Total estimated payment to creditors
- Total payment to unsecured creditors
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