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LONDON--(Business Wire)--

 FUND                                    | db x-trackers S&P EUROPE 350 SHARIAH ETF  
 DEALING DATE               | 10-Jul-09  
 NAV PER SHARE              | EUR7.7279  
 NUMBER OF SHARES IN ISSUE  | 500,000    
 CODE                       |            


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