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It is unclear what "form by pch" refers to. If it is related to Publishers Clearing House (PCH), then it could be interpreted as a statement that 5.2 million entries or forms were submitted to participate in a PCH event or giveaway. However, more context is needed to provide a more accurate answer.
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