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  If you want to delete large files from your Git history without using Git LFS, you can use the `git filter-branch` command along with the `--tree-filter` option to remove the files from your Git history. This process will rewrite the repository's history and remove the specified files. Here's how you can do it: 1. Backup Your Repository :    Before proceeding, make sure to create a backup of your repository to avoid data loss in case something goes wrong. 2. Identify Large Files :    Identify the large files that you want to remove from the Git history, such as `data/hail-2015.csv`. 3. Run the `git filter-branch` Command :    Use the `git filter-branch` command with the `--tree-filter` option to remove the large files from your Git history. Replace `data/hail-2015.csv` with the actual file path you want to remove.    ```bash    git filter-branch --force --index-filter \    "git rm --cached --ignore-unmatch data/hail-2015...