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The original article title indicates a review of clinical data for CD19 CAR-T therapy in large B-cell lymphoma. The provided source did not present this content. Typically, a clinical evidence section in such a review would include: trial designs, primary and secondary endpoints, response rates, durability of response, and comparative evaluations across CAR-T products. However, the source did not supply any of these details, so no trial names, outcomes, or numerical data can be reported from the supplied material.
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