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The investors do hereby form a joint venture pursuant to the laws of the State of New York in order for the Venture to carry on the purposes for which provisions are made herein.

A.投资方特此依照纽约州法设立合资公司，以便合资公司继续实现在此规定的目的。

B.投资方特此依照纽约州法律设立合资公司，以实现本合同规定的合资公司的经营目的。

C.投资者特此根据纽约州法律成立合资企业，以实现本协议规定的目的。

D.投资者据此根据纽约州法律组建合资企业，以使合资企业能够履行此处规定的目的。

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