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Hi, give this a try:

awk '
{
while((p || B[2]<$2 || B[3]>10) && (getline n<f)>0) {
split(n,B)
p=0
}
t=q="null"
if(B[2]==$2 && B[3]<10) {
t=B[1]
...

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