Propose a synthesis for ONE of the following compounds in good yield from the given starting material and any other necessary reagents. The cyclopentyl group in the starting material needs to be the cyclopentyl group in the product. Hint: You will need to go through carbonyl-containing intermediates. NH₂ معلم NH₂ OH

Propose a synthesis for ONE of the following compounds in good yield from the given starting material and any other necessary reagents. The cyclopentyl group in the starting material needs to be the cyclopentyl group in the product. Hint: You will need to go through carbonyl-containing intermediates. NH₂ معلم NH₂ OH

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