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  b. 56

A single bar line in A

A double bar line in GE (→FEEE)

A has a single bar line here. Chopin sometimes used double bar lines but did not add them automatically to indicate changes of key, where their significance is mostly conventional. Such a routine addition was made in GE (→FEEE). A similar situation appears in bar 88.

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