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In this case, a CLLocation object is initialized with longitude and latitude coordinates and then passed through to the reverseGeocodeLocation method of a CLGeocoder object. The method passes through to the completion handler an array of matching addresses in the form of CLPlacemark objects. Each object contains an NSDictionary object which, in turn, contains the address information for the matching location. Once again, the code assumes a single match is contained in the array and uses the dictionary keys to access and display the address, city, state, zip and country values. The address dictionary keys follow the standard defined in the Address Property section of the iOS SDK Address Book Person reference.