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December 11, 2005, Arco, Minn. / Cirrus Design Corp. SR22

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December 26, 2005, Marshall, Minn. / Piper PA-31-350 Navajo

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December 24, 2005, Ramona, Calif. / Lancair 320 Experimental

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December 24, 2005, Portland, Ore. / Cessna 208B Caravan

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December 24, 2005, Niwot, Colo. / Kitfox Experimental

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December 23, 2005, Livermore, Calif / Beech 36 Bonanza

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December 22, 2005, La Verne, Calif. / Beech F33A Bonanza and...

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December 21, 2005 in Chaplin, Conn. / Beech 23

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December 21, 2005, Peyton, Colo. / Piper PA-28-235

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December 21, 2005, Gilroy, Calif. / Cessna 172

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December 16, 2005, Butte, Mon. / Piper PA-28-181

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December 16, 2005, Hialeah, Fla. / Cessna 172P

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