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These estimates remain uniform as the parameter $ \gamma \to 2 $. As a consequence we establish the uniform convergence of the corresponding free boundaries to a minimal surface as $ \gamma \to 2 $. The results are based on the $ \Gamma $-convergence of these energies (properly rescaled) to the Dirichlet-perimeter functional