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A 60 year old man presents with 24 hour history of a very painful red right eye. You note that his red right eye has a mid-dilated pupil that is only minimally reacting to light, and a cloudy cornea. You suspect an acute angle closure attack, and in your work-up you perform tonometry to assess the intraocular pressure. Which of the following intraocular pressure measurements would confirm your suspicion that this is an acute angle closure crisis?