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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-03
From No. 40.
Dafedat Tangier, sG Sebt. i

Oafea at anger, Sc oPPf. 1902.
I" With this have the honor of tranf-
hitting a copy Of the letter wrote the
min:.tes on the 1T infant. II will afford
me much iatisfattion TO know, what l
have faid on the fuhjett Of the Emperor's
pretenGons, meets the appreciation of his
excellency the PRECEDENT. have lfated
only facts, and thought bea to rs(erve
a copy Of my letter Of the 18Th of July,
1906, to the then minieer, and that OF
Moley Soliman's to the PRECEDENT on the
18th Augua following, as vouchers more
proper to be exhibited in fupport of my
arguments, and in oppoGtion to what far
ther may be alledged on the part Of this
government, on fubjea Of what they tho't
fit to advance rather than now
/" Tie bu6nefs of bringing the Tripo-
line fhip from Gibraltar, under the En-.
peror's Gag, has been again agitated, and
general application made by Alcayde
Haihaih to the confuls here, for paGports
for her as belonging to his msjefy, TO fail
frem hence for Tripoli: | poftively re.
fufed mine on theie terms, nor do I find
any has been granted; but it is certain,
men have been ordered from Tesuan for
her, and that the is to hoiil colours at
Gibraltar 70 foon as the weather will al
low thefe people to get over.
| have acquainted Captain Campbell
Of the Adams frigate, that in my private
opinion the whole is colourable buff
nefs, but if the Emperor announces to the
body Of the confuls that the ihip is his and
demands paaports accordingly, merely to
go to- ea and navigate as his, | really do
not fee how I dare reta-n to contea the
! matter; or from circumstances TO express
doubts on what is Rated by the iovereign
Of the country as fact, without running
great riique OF drawing ferious refent-
| ment on the commerce Of the United
States"
Co9y IF a letter 1,om James Sim5,ou,
Esq. Cousul eff the Uulfed States, &c.
to BIS exceNeuey Sedy Medammea Ben
A6satem Selaaey, secretary Of sfafe, &c.
| sc. &c. Fez.
SIR,
! I have received the letter you wrote
| me, in aofwer TO that / had the honor OF
addreting his Imperial Majeay, from
Tetuan. In that letter you acquainted
me il was his Majeay's pleafure I ihould
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DATED at Tangier, aof6 R<5, 1902
CT am happy in laying that up 70 the
prefent hour, | have not heard iylla5le
farther, relative to Balhaw Flacknawy's
COMMUNICATIONS of 18th December; from
Which I draw very favourable concluh-
on"
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-03
THuRLpAY, Dec. 50, 1902

MIR. Claiborne prefented the petition
of Sampfon Henderfon, paving pecuniaFy
relief. Referred to the cofsnlitee Of
Claims.
Mr.. Mitehill moved relolurion tor
the appointment Of a committee tor en-
curing into the expediercy Of amend
ing and revifng the feveral acts reiPettlng
patents & copy rights, to report thereon
by bill or otherwile.
Before offering the reiolution, Mr..
Mitchell obferved that his Object was TO
dmplify the exiting fatutes retpetsing
patents, by comPrldng them in orc act.
Retaliation agreed to without diVl-
lion.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-03

neceaary ordets had been given tor that
efFea 10 the Governor Alcayde Abdetha-
man Hafhafh. Very much dehroas OF
feeling perfect harmony fabliit between
this empire and the United States ct Anne
RIGA, and at all times ready to contribute
thereto as far as in my power, did not
heGtate at again hoiaing their flag on my
reiideuce in 'i'angier, in teltimony of the
return Of peace, and notified to his ex-
celency The PRECEDENT his Majeay siriend-
~ difpaitions in that particular.
ALTO gave the necetlary information
on the fabjetf, to the commanding officer
OF the American hjps Of war aaIloned in
thefe feas, and granted paaYorts for his
Majeay's frigate Mirbohs, and ichoones
Miribha, that they might Fur TO ga and
navigate in iafety.
| beg you will have the goodness TO
reprefenr theic matters 10 his Imperial
Maiefy, with an aaurance from me that
he will always experience from the &C.
vernnenr of the United States, and their
agents, an equal readiness 70 correspond
with every difpoGt;on his Majeify may
be plealed to thew, for maintaining an
uninterrupted peace between the two ma
tions. AT the fame time, fpeaklng with
that fncerity that ought TO guide tie re-
prelentatiyes of nations, | carnot help
expecting to you with what furprlze and
concern obiervc the farther communi-
cation you make me by order Of hs In.
perial Msjeey, Eating his expectation OF
annual embaaies, accompanied with pie
tents from the United States Of Ame-
RIGA. You are pleafed to FAY il was 70
Stipulated with the late Sed Mahomer Ben
Ottoman.
/ beg yon will tell me where, and by
whom lach an engagement was made, tor
I an perfect Granger TO it.
What I know Of the matter is, that
in the year 1875, when had the no.
nor of being tent by the government OF
the United States 10 his Imperial Ma
a. aan,.v Sol;m,o a. Rb,ba, for ,he
y of cona,s,rlat;oo him on his
b,,nv acoea;on 20 the throne Of his an.
cstt,ys and Car ob,a;n;oo a recognition
of The treaty. made &C Morocco. between
b;s Maisav,s fatber s;sy Mshomet Ben
Aba.ll,L s,d the 7In;f,d States Of A.
,,Ar;c. h;o Ad,;.av ,v.s nIeated 70 rat;fy
the trestv whom anv addition or alte.
ra,;on - fulaJIment Of his fathers en-.
oaoemen,. made in the name Of .be AL
S,;,,btv ,b.r !. {honId con,;nue IN f;,
force e, Gltv YEARS. from the 6ra dav 81
phamss.a : tba ,e.r 300 m which
!, ,aaa Go
u. Ha;aau,. ,at..r :, +b,. occaso,
- tbs prss5.o. &c ,ba IT,;,.d Sta,e.
hs.r;na da,a ,ba ~ IS zaear DO was
dsl;aas.J - ~ Nv Sd mobaner RenOr
,om,n and deeIar.d tbsr b;s ma;effy was
.. 49,. IL 81 tr;sodh;n ,,:th
\ 49, - ~ CO aaaae- .s nc f,,.sr
u
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d O C u M E N 7 S
ACCOMPANYING THE

L0W0zHN7E9z70H " 9Vs
PRESIDENT OF THE u. STATES,
TO BOTH HOUSES OF CONGRESS.
Maas the I5f5 day Of Deren6er, 1902.
(Coaeluaed.
Estraa Of letter, from James Simpson,
Esq. CoxsaIg The Y. States, far Mo-
s9cca. ,esident az Taagier, to The Sc.
cfefay Of Sfafe.
From No. 40.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-15
sJhs .9RGElaOW. W9.R.
RICHMOND.
JUNE I5f1. 1905.
RICHMOND.

LITTLE MORE ABOUT GEORGE HAY.-@
THE sEDITroN AcT.---THE ExEcU-
TIVE coUNcIL,~--ANDT THE ASSEMBLY,
OF vIRGINIA.
MANY perlons imagine that one Of
the editors Of this paper had once great
obligations to this king Of elE6s, for the
defence which he made before Samuel
Chaic. We 6lall fate the facts rs they
Occurred.
About the time that the firR volume
of the ''ProfpcG before us" was wrote, IL
was the prevailing opinion in Virginia
that the fcdltionI law wasunconhitutional
and thai the author was in no danger in
cafe Of profecution. 1t has fince ap~
peared shat the latter part ofrhis opinion
is utterly falie; and THAI Virginia is as
completely f@ttered and fubdued under
the federal government, as Ireland is
under the parliament Of Britain If
Chale had ordered Callender's head 70
be cus off, if he itad fcns his council 20
jail, or if he had committed any other
outrage in the character of federal
Judge, it does not appear thar there was
either legal authority or manly fpifit in
the commonwealth fuaieienr To have
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-15

Wil!iams, the reader confantly kecos
IN mind that the author bears about h;d
iomethina more than the faculties and
accomplishments of an ordinary man.
For inifance, remark the torsuriag iui.-
Penfe IN which your heart is held,
through the greater part Of the tir(} vo-
lume, reipeaing the guilt or innocence
OF Falkland, the minute bur nice cir
eumttances, which poiie, in even lcaIes,
the balance of probability, the abrupt
dhcloiure OF the murder of 1'yfell, the
terror, the flight, the return, ard 5r
rehInent Of Williams, and then fay whe-
Tier iuch iccnes reiemble the wonted
furniture OF circulating library Fer
Goodwin's powers in the pathetic, pc
rule his account of the death of Emily
Melville; and your eyes mutt be itron-
ger than mine, if thar ftory does not
wet rheni.
But the mafter-picce of tic whole
work is in the lait icene, where VIII
liams unfolds to the magistrates the
crime Of Falkland. After relanne his
own ipeech before them, he proceeds
thus
Such were the accents Dictated by
{" my remcrfc. I poured them oue
" with uncomfortable irlpcruoiiry, for
" my heart was pierced, and was COM
Ct PEELED 70 give vent TO IFS aaguilh.
" Every one that heard me was perrified
" with altonilbncnr. Every one that
-" heard me was melrcdinco tears
SO much for the impiety ofg5e i'd.
CENTRES Of Cath kIsi2ianss Difap-
pointed as to this fource Of impeach-
inent, l foughr and found Mr.. Gndwin's
St. LEON. = novel dra pubIiihed about
eighteen months ago. This perform
anec detsrves, in a hyperion degree, the
attention OF che public for it IS alroge-
ther worthy of the writer of Cals5 R1TL-
Aaa5. As for aeheif1n, OF even the
imallei} atom of ifreligion, or indecency,
there Is no iuch thing to be found
from the firit line TO tbe laft.
In the preface coSt. LEON, Mar. God
YIN makes an apology for lonle excep-
tlonable paiiages in the previous edi-
=. =. 49, -'I3'EHC e0""cFHEH2 oEt'c6E
JgTies. He iignifies thar, fer mere thar
JS@r ysars PET, be has bcsn auxioay foy
opportunity and leijnre 10 modify tbsa~. Theie
are ms exactwords, and from other parts
OF the preface, it becomes plain enough
that Mar. Goodwin wilhes TO conceal his
repFehenlibie opinions refpe6ting the
itafe OF marriage. am glad 70 hear
OF his recantation As for olafphemy,
or 1inPiery, ! iufpect that the charge
was utterly faife and that his real Of
fence to the federal party confiRed in
his republican principles. Caleb Viii
iiams exPredes, in the mott Grikina
manner, the ablurdities and corrup-
lions OF the laws and government of
England. Hire Nee i0e5rymse!
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-06-15

snSnRratea, that, to continue the law, and
the drawback, in their prefer, fhape, is only
TO fquander forty-hvc dollars in q fr'iiEleis
fesrch after one.
Your menorialifts, therefore, earneftly 10
licit an entire repeal Of the excite upon inuff;,
and Shsy, as in duty bound, will ever pray,
&c.
Philadelphia, February ST., 1896,
The hat1te hath haen hncc repeatedly fuf.
pended, and, It Is iappoied, will never more
b put into execution.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-30
Ds,sripfm Of LOUISIANA.
Losi6.na IL large country in North

Losihsna 10 large country in North A
merica, Gtostcd on both fdes of the Miil6ppi-
and bounded on the EAT by Florida and the u
nited States on the Sonth by the GuIph Of
Mexico on the wsa by New Mexico and on
the North by Indian nations. il is agreeaby
f.uarcd between the extreme OF heat spd cold (,
its climate varying a, il extesds towards the
north. The fovthern pafs, lying within the
reach Of he refrefhing bresxas from the fea. are
noe fcorched Exc thoie under the fame attitudes
in Africa ;--and iis northern regions are colder
,haa in Europe snder the fame parallels, with a
wholefome, fcrene air. From the favorsblenefs
Of the climate. rwo annual crops Of Indian corn,
- well as rice, may be produced and the foil.
with little cultivation, would furpiih grain Of
evesy kind 10 the greatea abundance. The
timber il - hne 40 any in the world ; and the
Quantities Of live oak, ain, mulberry. walnut,
cherry, cyprefs, and cedar, are ahonifhing. The
neighborhocd Of the Miilifrpi, hefidcs, furoiih.
es The richef fruits 10 great variety the foil 10
particularly adapted for hemp. asx & tobacco |;
and indigo is at this time asple commodity,
which commonly yields the planter three or four
eating, year. Whatever is rich and rare in
he moR deGrable climates in Europe ieems TO
be the fpootaneo us production Ct this delightful
country. 1t is in,erietted by number Of hnc
rivers. among which are the Natchitoche', and
the Adays or Mexicano. WaLksr's Gazsffesy.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-30
From the BosroN CRRoE

THE Toy Fslsraias hsve eonaantly al
ferted that there was F,ssas Parry in eus eouu-
try 1hn, however, they have never yey been
able tosprovc. Bot. that there IL an EEyI@
P~s1s is evident from sinoR every publication
ia their, papers. What bat an Esgh% Per
y would urge ~ 10 break our Neuttslisys aud
become allied 9Th Britain in the prsfcnt War !
What bat N xsslifh Party would isgsef the
propricty of conqusrine Louiiisns eves tho
is nov belongs TO the United States Whst bat
az Easlfh Pirsy wssid plunge ~ into a War
on the queaion Of Newp ORLEANS. and yet bel
low 70 loudly ~hsa il becomes our territosy BY
porchaie Thin Party are desesmined 70 op-
pote every thing done BY the prelsnt Adminif.
tration, and nothius mort Of War, and sn d.
lance with Ergiasd ~ill fstisiy them But w
truA 10 God they viii be frunra,ed in shoir de-
dgns, n their br<fSrss the OI 7sriy were, and
that the Ci,izens will hold iheis Iuceudiasics &c
. refpop6biliiy for the ,emeri,y Of their csndud
This Faction we're pleading ia favor q sh
Britifh Treaty. which has laid the uoiscd State
under contribution not much mort Of whs
&C are to pay Frxuce for Louidsna. wishost on
privilege annexed to IL Let then rsmembs
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-30
GEORGE THOMAS.

Csrft9i0rer, DJFiller. Sa4 Fr.H P,tjtrver.
II AS for Sale ,he Following Articles, viz.
i L box aud caHk rai!ins fgs (; Almonds 10
iheli prunes cu,rsnts /, nut,negS !, cloves;
cinnamon, slipice; black aod Cayenne yep, u /:
ginger muasrd fpice bi'ters .eas coffee;
cocoa iheils (; chocolate. No. aad 2, psepared
with and withour vanilla brown. o@de'ed &c
loaf-iugar Cordials of all kinds; ginge, pte-
fsrves.--An sHonment of. Preferred Fruits in
brandy, olives, anchovie', psa un's bea Froo-
slgnisc. Sherry, Tenerifc and Malaga, Wines
hrop, already prepared for punch. iuperior 10
any commonly ufed ut and 9TH proof Jamaica
Spirits. and Antigua Rum beIt Spaniih egars
with an eleganr aiIortment OF GlsG aud CTocks-
ry WARE, which he is deres mined TO ftil very
low.--Pune'ual attendance and tie !nallee ia.
gratefully acknowledged.
Nsuepor. JSlv 4. 1903. t6rtf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-30

ike millions We sre indebted to England for
that diigssceful of al difgssceful impofiiioas
sridng from the B6tifh Treaty. They are will
ins to pay Bsisais millions for nothing, bot
carp az paying an eqasI fun 70 r.ance Tor the
mott exten6ve and important territory 10
Shame where 10 thy bluih |!
The purehaie by negotiation of Loui6aos
did NOT riique one mana life nor any nations
enmify we preferve our pacific character, ob.
tain the territory Of at leaf t6ay bSal,sd ibos-
Jaad Jqsa,e miller. in which 10 comprehended q
city containing 1900 inhabitants. and gene.
raj population amounting 10 nearly half nil
lion, encrealng our population aud wealth by
their numbers and induary. terms of ths
pnrchafe arc faid TO be. lbot for this we cannot
pledge ourfelves TO be completely accurately pay
menu of the following defcriptions & amount.
FoSr millions of dollars, TO be applied to
the difcharge OF jyf claim Of American citizens
on the Frsaeh Government. By jag elaims, il
n prefamed thar there are two deicriptions of
debt meant, and that thiId 10 excluded. The
exclo.ied part is that which was renquiihed by
she treaty with France IS ed by Nj. Adams 10
Feb. 1901. The other two defciptions we
pTefume, are deb!s due 20 American citizens pri-
or to the year 1898; and debts incurred in the
colonies at = lnbi,quent period & Gnce the peace
OF Aniens. To the difcharge OF ,heis r~o def.
eriptions of debt the four millions are TO be sp-
piled.
Tuy MILLION Of dollars TO be paid in can
and the remaing niae Of fifteen millions to be
paid at future periods. and in fuch form as TO
sccomodare the government Of the United States.
Perhaps fheic laft nine million, may be oil
tima,ely thrown into the funds and form, part
Of the publc fock.
Thefe arc nearly VIA, may be con6dcred,
We believe, the terms OF purchaie.
Am9ne the very important good TO tie
Uni'ed States. refnlting from the acquiftion Of
Loui6sna is the fecuriry WHICH il affords from
danger. againR the black population entail;d
on rs by the Britifh.
Another is the ffrikirg evidence. which il
affords to the nations of Europe, Of the rsfpet,
in which opr gosernnsnt and nation is held by
that power which has hu nbled all Europe.
We have obtsiSed 400 900 fqasre miles of
territory, and en- acquiGrion OF halt a million of
eir;xeas, tor exactly ibrre ,ea,s JaLay efSe eDf-
Ger Of that gsveraneat which is held up a. the
perfection Of human wiidom.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-30
HUDSON, Iuly 20.

Al the Circuit Court lately held IN this
county. one Of the indictments agsinA Harry
Crofweil. editor of (" the Wsfp," for libel 90
the PrsGdcnf of the United States, ws' brought
TO trial. After very lengthy and impartial
hearing, Crofwell was sonyietrd /: Jndgnsnt
will be paaea agsinR him at the next term Of
tho fupreme court, which will be held on rhc
Grft Mcrday in Auguif next. The libel charg.
cd Mr.. Jederfon with having "paid Calender
for calling s'sfhington traitor, robbcr and
pcrjurer for ealing Adams hosry headed IN
ccndiary and for mott grof,ly Rindsrisg the
psivats charsttcrs Of men who nc (Mr. Jefer-
fon) we'll knew to be virtaous."
We are prepared to hear the propsety of
this conviction arIsigned in all the san- repob-
licsn papers. We expea to hear il laid thar
this has beeo deadly attack on the liberty of
the prefs and the freedom Of difcufIion; but in
our efimation it Is ons Of the mott ialutsry con-
vittions which has at any time taken place.
We ihould be the la& to approve of any mea-
fures which coaId have the lcah tendency TO
fapprets free but decent enquiry into any dif-
cuion Of the condaet Of the conaituted sutho.
rites but every intelligent and COED citizen
NUT cosdemn thofe rancsrous cbnllitions OF
hander levelied at the PrcGdert and all thofc
who approve Of his adminifr aiion II was tirne,
high time, that period ihould be pat to shsn,.
Their divea tendency wss to interrupts the tran
guilty OF fociety, to diftufb the peace and har-
mony of the commonly to fcandalixe the
government, aId to endapger the public veal,
BY ineulcstipg diffefpett to nsgifIacy and .
fpirit of faction and fedition. The liberty Of
,he pieis 10 precious invaluable right-its H.
ccntioufoefs 10 fcourge to any well ordered
government and becaufe the partition line be-
tween thi, liberty and licentioufnefs cannot be
precifely afcerfained, does il follow that onder
the iasIed ms& OF the liberty Of the prcfs Prin-
tiers may pubIiih any thing and every ,hing OF
individuls in and on: of Officer NO difcreet
man, 90 one who regards the peace and iran
guilty of the public. no one who - folicioos
that our government bs refpctted a, home and
abroad IN iue, no vi'tuous and orderly eiti.
zen will anf~er in fhe. al rmative.
1, ouch, TO be recolieeted that t" the Wafp"
was eretsed for the expreis porpofs Of becom-
ing receptacle for all manner of publications.
calculated TO wound the feelings and to degrade
its political enemics. We thank God that .
vehicle 70 peaiferoos has been arreRed 10 ito
fool career. Should il be found necehary, we
ihali hold IL our do'y to enter more at large MP
on tha fubjeet. We repeat it. Crofwell had a
fair and an impartial trial. The jury who
found him guiliy vas drawn by lot. add wai
compofej of n,en OF both the political fcets. He
had the alliaznse Of multitude Of counfel. .tcms
OF whom arc gentlemen Of celebrity in their pro.
fr(Eor
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-30

Ratlsage. had fought an siylun In this State,
aud thai they had feletted for their rehdence
the town 70 happy. happy town) ofwsather.-
arid. I haze mate enquiry and find the faet
TO be - asted. Yes, thsfe great and good men,
flying from that cniverfsi detsa alton that fone-
times purfues virsass like fbsi,s. have taken up
their abode among Us. Here they will fad,
not only protection, but fympsthy. Here they
will find koss,a5k men, Whole hearts teach ihrm
the value Of their achievements. Thomas and
Rudedge thail be tosfted Of our feaiysls. and
whilR Federaliln enjures, our children hali be
Taught to chauni the virtues Of the suguf Joe
Thomas aad John Rutledse.
splendid merit 10 iometines, bot not al
ways, accompanied by extreme moacay--the
remark 10 iilaRrarcd in thpfe two great men.
Thomas. being fsn6ble that by one ast of fs6-
lime vi,fsr he has imm 1rtalized his name. and
being dedrous thrasgh extreme modefy TO evade
the 0pbiasjf due 10 deeds like his. has aao med
a fictitious name but Ru,ledge. tho he muli be
confcious that all men efeem him, az leaf. ,,SaI
TO Thomas, yet he appears openly, be,rirs his
own name, and with a manly hrmnch, that
b'nfhcs not at the recollection of his own i'm
menic worth, he receives, without thinking.
that applaufe which he muf he confcious beams
ftom every eye that beholds him.. though the
tongoc be hlent. Excepting the above circom-
aance il is fAid no two men are more alike
than rhe honorable Joe Thomas and John Rut-
ledge.
Again fay, glorious little State, thar art
thought worthy TO contain n one tiRe two
inch men az thefe. Il FEDERALIST.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-30
Mr.. BApcocK,

-
THE psoudra ssys Of Rome we're thcfe
vhcn ihs was coniidered rbsous shoot the world
~ the psoscttrek, the aiyMm Of the cppfsfsd
and perieculed Of al nations. Rome howcves.
did not always fcrutinize the characters OF her
fupplicauu , ths fotne,imes from pride. fon,e.
simes irc N policy, extended to disappointed am
bition, to humbled and d'fcluse ~ickednefs,
thar protection whicn opprffed virtue alone
oush, to have experienced. The State fCon-
net,icut more jua. more elevated than ancient
Roue, receives into her bcfom. proseess. and
sherifh.s pefeca,ed vi,f~, snd pi,rre only.
Glorious little Sssse - in literature thou ast
shs A,hsns Of she world, @ ia morals thou ass
shs -, but there is nothing TO which IN point
Of mosals rhoo can't be compared.
lhave beea led TO shefe rAetaioos by read.
Jag sDmssims 6oce. in your paper. coumuni.
sssio~. i~sormins the peblie that the ksss,s5L
JOs JbsBaA snd sAs Nsaik bwsssth John
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