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A full assembly reference includes the assembly's text
name, version, culture, and public key token assembly has a
A full assembly reference is required if you reference any
assembly that is part of the common language runtime or any
assembly located in the global assembly cache. You can also
dynamically reference an assembly by providing only partial
information, such as specifying only the assembly name.
When you specify a partial assembly reference, the runtime
looks for the assembly only in the application directory.
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