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We study a family of the one-dimensional contact processes introduced by Durrett and Griffeath (1983), which is parametrized by theta . For each theta >or=1, there is a unique critical value lambda c ( theta ) so that any process becomes extinct with probability 1 for lambda < lambda c ( theta ), but all processes starting from non-empty initial states have positive probabilities of survival for lambda > lambda c ( theta ). In this paper we give rigorous upper and lower bounds for the critical line lambda = lambda c ( theta ) for 1
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