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name: "Data Addition Request \U0001F4AF"
labels: type:Style
about: "File a data addition request to add testing data to ITK"
---

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### Description

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data benefits or challenges the toolkit. -->

### Steps to Reproduce

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### Expected behavior

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### Actual behavior

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### Reproducibility

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