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Description	Mark Mullen applies an arm bar to Ernesto Martinez during the Open “Tap Out” Tournament at Camp Schwab’s Power Dome Gym Oct. 22. The tournament featured 30 competitors in five weight divisions ranging from 132 pounds to 210 pounds.
Source	The United States Marine Corps website at http://www.usmc.mil/marinelink/image1.nsf/Lookup/20051030235358?opendocument.
Date	2005-10-22, 11:25:00
Author	Lance Corporal C. Warren Peace
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