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I am trying to find the members who are having monthstartdate continuously for 11 months ;

here in my example 123 wont have monthstartdate continuesly for 11 months it has break for february '2014-02-01'; where as 222 and 223 has continus 11 months , so i need to pull such members .finding out the members continuesly(enrolled) having 11 months.

Below is the sample data i am referring.

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123 2014-01-01
123 2014-03-01
123 2014-04-01
123 2014-05-01
123 2014-06-01
123 2014-07-01

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