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Need help please to decode this cryptogram

Certainly! Below is the transcription of the text from the image formatted for an educational website:

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**Transcribed Text:**

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LPUMO HBKJT CMCSI KQFWF JFXUT FZVKH UHPHI UJLIV YIOKL PCMBF
IFKRG VDHJS VTPOV TXYCZ MYDKW CRZMS XHOZJ QOIJH ESCGN UEYVK
PHAUX HUUTF MSWGG EQFIL DXKGV OOUJG XUTFE MOLUM CXUOB FASMH
IUKOU YXIJT MHESP FXGLF XSAHH SYIUY YTPUD TXVJW AMOHE ADXUG
MZWSL PIUXI XSAGX PPZZU TNOKJ TWMLP UXMGW SYLWG LFAFK RGHDK
BEJHE SFFMD JIWGG FOLWZ MEYSV HJFGS UHMMM GFYZT JSKII IJXVD
X
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There are no graphs or diagrams in the image.

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