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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-03

Carr RACE, Nov. 24-Tbe steamship Arabia
from Liverpool the i5th and Qaeensto~n the
10th, passsd this point this morning, aud vas
boarded BY the ness yacht.
The English government has di.senied from
the French proposal for mediation The London
Gazette publishes Earl Russel's official reply da.
ted Nov. 18th. IL recspitul.res the circular Of
Drouyn d. l.. Hugs proposing intervention Ii
recognizes the hu ane We've and benevolent in.
tentions Of the Emperor, observes ttat the COZ.
currsnce Of Russia would be expressly desirable,
but that up to the present time the Russian gov
eminent hsd not agreed 10 activel, co operate,
although il may support the endesvors Of Eng
land aud France. Eafl Russell then commented
the decision OF her Nsjesty's government rs fol-
lows: "After weighing oil the information re-
ceived from America the government is led to
conclude that there is no ground a. the present
moment 10 hope that the Federal Government
woLld accept the proposal suggested AID n re-
fueal from Washington at the present time would
prevent any speedy renewal of the offer Of the
Government" Therefore he thinks u better TO
watck carefully the progress OF opinion ia Amer
ica, and il, a. there appear. reason TO hope, il
may tie found TO have undergone, or may uBder-
go any change, this Governmen. may then avail
themselves OF such change 10 offer their friendly
counsel with q greater prospect than row exists
Of ss beng accepted by the Two coht-ndiog
parties. Her M-jestys Government viii com
municate TO the French Government any tut. Iii.
gence they may receive from Washington or
Richmond bearing on this Important subject.
The London Times editorally observes OF Lord
Russels dispatch that his arguments have been
anticipated by the public aud that this is the
best proof of their soundness.
LArrsr.-The Australian arrived at Queens.
town this afternoon.
Earl Russelfs dispatch produced no effect
commercially. The Aus,ralan's news Of the
election vas received after business hours.
FRANCE Moniteur saws the aE-we, Of
France and Russs is an adjournment of the
American question Of mediation. IL adds 4" II
our information is correct, the hesitation of Eng
land aud Russia nearly reached its limits The
recent elections testify the progress OF peace
opinion, which appears likely to command ma
jority in the next Congress
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-03
Missouri.

What . noble stand 10 that taken by Nilsson
ri in the late election! While doughfacs pol
ilicians in the free States are holding forth te
the people the divine beauties and the grea
blessings Of slavery, to both the black aud the
white races, expatiating upon the great sin Of
attempting the overthrow of the institution
even by moral sussiou; and denouncing aboli
tionis;s a. the vilest OF sinners the people OF
The slave State of Missouri, upon an issue made
at the election directly upon that subject, elect
a majority of abOlitonists to their Legislature
with the view to the entire abolition Of slavery
i-om their State; and while these Northern pro
slavery philanthropis.s are bowling over The IN.
consttutionaIity and the barbarity OF the Pre.i-
dents Proclamation Of Emancipation Of the
slaves Of rebels. the same misguided" citizens
Of Missouri-blind to their own interests, and
fatally unconscious Of the misery witch they are
suffering at the hands of the President. send q
majority Of their delegation to Congress who are
in favor Of that atrocious measure.
1t is pity that they have learned no wisdom
from the teachings of their Northern friends.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-03
The senator.

At no time in the history Of this country, has
it been more important to be careful. in the se
lection OF 6t men, to represent the people in the
National Legislature, than st the present. IL
Iii, great crisis la our national affairs, We need
inen to make the lass, and give direction u pub
tic measures, ~ro are not Gully capable and faith
iul; but Who are bold, fearless, aud energetic
Above all, We need men, Who have been tried
and whom We kHop to possess the necessary
qualifications OF head aud OF heart, to be eQuaI
" tie emergencies OF the hour. We want ueH
In whom the people have confidence, from their
known pracacai wisdom aud experience. The
result Of the late election in this State shows,
tnat the people want a rad,ea! man, who is il.
favor Of the adoption Of the most energetic, the
most speedy, and the mOsr thorough measures,
ZAcHARIAH CHANDLER.
He had the sagAcily to see that the var was
not being carried on with the energy which
should characterize the effort Of q great people
90 maintain their government and pat do.n {.
gigantic rebellion Ia their midst He saw that
toe Commanding General was temporiziug; Wa
~astiug the blood aud treasure OF the Nation, IL.
q iuiual inactiou, aud in = more than useless
The lace Vi the vest aud bitteresI opposition, to
stand up III his place in the Senate, and 10 plan,
Saxon, denounce THAT General tor his blundeis
aud his incompetency. Subsequent events, have
in.t,f1sd hia atr,stur.a unaf. no c.o.
duct Of the war, under the leadership OF General
Mcclellan. TIE loyal people Of Michigan have
ali siocg, demanded more vgor in the prosecu-
,iou Of the war. Senator Chandler from first 10
last, has been the exponent of this sentiment.
For this, he has been abused aud viill6ed by the
semi secession journals, AMI rebel sympathsers,
radical, aud AL soVlIlionist, AID be has been
constantly kept before the people" as " blood
letter" Our adverssries in the late contest
made him the issue, and forced that issue upon
The people. They made it . test with such OF
Gneir Candidates Is were selected from the Re-
publican ranks. They nominated no man for
either the Senate or House OF Representatives.
who did not pledge himself to oppose the rs-elec
ton OF Zachariah Chandler to the Senate of the
United States.
The result is clear ard emphatic endorse
ment by the people At the balIotbox, Of the
course Of Senator Chandler in relation to the
var. aud an express enuuciation of their will,
that he shall be reelected.
We honor the judgment of the people in thus
lndorsing him, and instructing their representa-
lives to return him TO the high and responsible
position, where he has, BY his practical good
sense. his activity and zeal, his tireess energy
aud his unainching integrity and patriotism, done
honor to himself and the loyal State which be
represents.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-03

That the county has not been utterly ruined
By the radicals Who nov govern it, is due to the
mercy Of Almighty God. ard that at the late
elections radicalsm received . blow from which
it gill never recover. 10 also due 70 the sane
merey.-Det. Free Prsss
Oh, Lord! We thank thee that in thy great
mercy, thou hast saved our beloved country
from the hands Of our political adversaries, the
radicals. Who nov govern it. We also most de-
voutly thank thee, that while 20 many Of our
political enemies we're absent in the army, and
could not vote, thou didst in the same great
mercy, make bare thy mighty arm, and carry
the elections for our side. in New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Hi.
nois, and thus didst deal radicalism . blow, from
which vs hope it may never recover. As fer
the rebels, We intend TO compromise with
them-ANEx.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-03
From the Michigan 2Oih Regt.

Camp Fletcher Farm, Va, near
Ashby's Gap, Nov 9th, 1862.
CSC. I. PARSONS, Eso.-DkAR SIR: 1t is de
sired, By the members of Co A, present, that q
true statement of the present condition OF the
Company % made for the Information of al
those who have friends in Co. A, Goth Michigan
Infantry. There are nov present for duty Sc
enlisted men. 1t. Caulkins was left in HO-pita
a, Licksvilie, Md; 1t. Dewey at Pleasant Valley
Md Sergt. Haveland at General Hospital, Bal
simore; Sergt. Carpenter At Lickvie, Md
Herbert Hudson aud Padaleford at Waterford,
Va. Our sick list is large, but by no means
the number not present. Quite . number are
detailed as clerks, &c. We are now falling in
for a march, have been told to Manassas. TIE
Lansing city boys are oil right. with the excep-
tions noted. W. NJ GREEN,
Orderly Cong Co. A goth, " /.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-03

THINGS WORTH FoReErrIxe.-It is almost
frish,ful and altogether humiliating TO think
how much there is in the common on-going Of
domestic and social life, which deserves nothing
but to be instantly and forever forgotten. Ye,
it is equally amasing how large . class seem to
have no other business bu, to repeat and per-
petsate these very things That lie the vocation
Of Gossips-an order of society that does more
70 perpetuare mischief than oil Of the combined
plaques of Egypt together. You may have no
tced how msny speeches there are which be
come mi>chievous only BY being heard . second
time; and wha. an army Of both sexes are sworn
to see to il that the fatal repetition shall be had
Blessed is that man or woman that csn let drop
oil the burrs aud thisiles instead Of picking them
up. and fastening them on 70 the next passenger.
Would We only let the vexing and malicious say.
ings die, how fast the lacerased and scandal-rid
den world would get healed and trAnquilized.-
Dr.. Hxnsi~e:o~.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-03
PATTERSON PARK HOSPITAL,
pai,:-,n.> Al N-->-ka. 1oRO <

Baltimore, Md, November %. 1862
EDITOR REPLBLIcAS-Permit me to relate to
your readers few facts relating to the grub
served up" to the wounded soldiers in the
above mentioned Hospital.
was wounded in the battle Of South Noun
tain, Md, Sept. l4th, and was sent to the Hoe
pital in Frederick City, Nd, whore laied six
weeks, and was then removed to this Hospital,
where arrived on the FIRST Of the present
month.
Being but few ia the Hospital at the time, We
found the bill of fare to be excellent, both in
quantity and quality-but in the course of Q
week the Hospital WAS filled up. and We found
our fare to be growing beautifully less" until
it was diminished in quantity from the forty
cents worth per day, to which . soldier il emit
tied, to about that amount per week and in
quality, from the good wholesome diet % 70
quiste to the dainty palate Of the wounded col,
der, to the following bill Of fare" which We
nov receive:
For breakfast, We get half bowl fall Of luke.
warm water (cslled coffee, chunk of bread and
oHCc VI oVheo pun ~ ~ tu0b P0tUOu C3Ai
hardly eat it.
For dinner, We get bowl Of cold water, two
small potatoes, q small bit Of bsef. hall boiled,
and little cold cabbage.
For supper, q bowl half.full of drink, differing
only from the morning beverage in name-it be-
ing nov called lea, and bread enough to " wash
il down."
Judging from the strength Of the tea and cot.
fee. 90 called, an Inclined 10 believe that il is
made in the following manner: A small qusnti
ty of the genuine article is tied up in . rag. ssd
the rag held over po. Of boiling water. do
not know to whom We are indebted for this
great dseovery-some economist. probably.
Do you not think, Mr. Editor, and you kind
readers, that We Michigan bsys would fare bet.
ter in or own State! I do, and I think. also.
If our good Governor kae~ just bow We we're
treated, he would have 10 sent home, to recruit
our lost strength and agai. prepare 70 take the
field.
Would il not be well - send al the wounded
who can travel, to their respective homes. or At
leas, to their respective States, for treatment!
think %.
Enough for the prssest; bat il things do net
change for the better. you may hear from me
sgain-that is If don't starve.
Yours, &C..
NICH. SHARP SHOOTER.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-03

We al hope thar Burnside 10 taking ssch
measures a. viii enable 10 70 obtain possession
Of Fredericksburg With much lee slaughter than
forcing passage in front must nscessitats. His
plan may be ieins in from. and crossing some
miles NJ Or down the stream, turn the fank Of
the rebel position, and compel . retreat Or .
defeat. We have heard much Of trap
which the Willy foe have laid for ~ in the vicin.
ty. il seems nsw 70 be no other than their sup
posed ability 70 draw ever q portion Of our for
ees AID cut them - pieces before they could
get back. Burnside will show then . trick that
10 worth ,vo Of thar. The gunbsas, we hear.
have arrived in the Rappsbansoek. few miles
belo. this poiat, and vosld admirably cover .
landing. ~ ct Hsrse's or SINNERS Meek, from
whence an obliqas line night Be taken direct
soe point o. the rebel aaak md rsaf.-Cev.
". ?. Zsmss.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-03

~ Up the Mississippi preparations are be-
ing made to resist the expedition of Gen. Nc.
Clernand, nov being fitted out at Cairo, and
having for its object the renewal Of the attempt
70 open the Mississippi. The rebels have forti.
fed Port Hudson, one hundred and fifty miles
above New Orleans, to keep Com. Fsrragut from
joining the expedition before Vicksburg, and al.
% t. protect the new salt works recently discov.
cred IN Red river.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-03

man, there lived in our neiehborhood farmer
vho vas usually reported % be a very liberal
man. and uncomonly upright in h- dealings.
When he had any produce Of his farm to Oppose
Of, be made ii an invsrisb'e rule 10 give good
measure-rather more than could b. required Of
him One Of bis friends observing him frequent
ly doing %, questioned him TO Why he did il
told him be gave too much. and said il would
be TO his disadvantage. Nov marx the answer
Of this excellent man. God Almighty has per.
nisted NE but one journey through TIE sorld;
and when ] an gone. cannot return TO re siy
nisaksa" Think of this. But one jos,s.y
thrssgh the world.
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NOTICE To OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

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may be found in the heading Of the paper, which is
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numbers constituting year By referring 10 this num-
Der in the healing Of the paper and comparing with
the number attached TO the name, direction, the
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stand books Those finding themselves in
will please remit Us the amour; OF their Indebtedness
INN sdiatey
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-03
~ Il is understood that the following is th,

~ 1t is understood that the following is the
position of the army in Southwest Tenness ee,
and Northern Mississippi: Gen. Grant is with
the centre, between Lagrange and the Cod Wa
ter; Gen. G. S. Hamilton, near Holly Springs
Gen. Sherman at Davis Bridge, southeast Of
Memphis. Gen Burlbert is at Memphis, in tenn.
porary command of that poet. The enemy has
been concentrating very considerable force at
jackson, Mss, under Pemberton. Our army
has been and il being strengthened.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-03
Gen Butler on Drtn king.
Headquarters, Deps tment Of the Gull,
A. n.l-.,a a.

Headquarters, Depa tment Of The Cal, !
New Orleans. Nov. II, 1862
GEypRAL ORDKR No. 80 II. Any commits
Toned officer who 10 found drinking ,ntox c.fing
liquors in any public drinking place. or other
othsr public house. within Ihis department. sill
Be recommended TO the President for dismissal
from the service.
II. All police officers are orderea 10 report in
writing 70 these headquarters. oil instsnce. Of
the violation Of this order which may come No.
der their notice
By command Of Nsj Gen. BUTLER.
r s. DAVIS, Captain and A. A. A. g..
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-03

a. When you doubt between two words,
choose the plainest, the commouest, the most
diouatic. Echew fine words as you would
rouge; love simple ones ~ yen would native TO-
80 On your cheeks. Let US use the planest and
snos'ees words that viii dramatically and grace
fany express your meaning.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-03

~ Gen. Grant has ordered . brigade Of ne
groes at Grand Junction, Miss. to pick cotton.
A regiment of infantry is assigned 10 guard
them.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-03

SLAvsRY In AIssorsr.-B. Gratis Brown est.
slaves in the State On the lss Of January, and
that u lsess one half ef these are owned By trail
toesL
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-03

II The Chicago papers have advanced their
rates to $40 per year for their dailles, and sim
liar advance on al their other Issues
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-03

u An Irish auctioneer. putting pair Of jet
- rings TO very respectable company Of L.
SisA easd they we're ''jass that sort Of article he
hnssn veald purchase ioe his vile, were she q
vi1Dv.~
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-03

e~Is 10 when The work 10 finished that We
6bel how un6nist ed d the Workmanship.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-03

II An election Of . member Of Congress
has been ordered in louisiana
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-03

From q Wounded Observation-Disclosures Sick
In Eastera Hospitals - their Treatment,
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| including Marshal Kane, of Baltimore
Washington, Nov 81.
The President yesterday went by special
stearnboa, conveyance TO Aqua Creek, where
| lie was met by Gen. Burnside. He returned
this morning BY the came means.
Washington Nov 81.
| The current talk in military circles here is IN
regard TO the expediency Of the army Of he Po-
tomac going into winter quaters. Late events
seem to have strengthened the probabilities Of
such policy being adopted and differences TO
the same effect are drawn from the Presidents
visit to Acquia Creek.
| Reports received here from the front to day,
locate Jsck.on's advance guard at Beaestown,
on the Orange and Alexandra Railroad, near
the Rsppshsnnock, in position to hold Gen.
SigeI's force from Advancing or to fall upon the
rear Of Gen. Burn.ide's army q. may be NOS,
advisable.
Other reports scatter his forces along the east.
ern base of the Blue Ridge, from the Rappahan.
mock to Smokers Gap, placing the bulk in id.
vance, leaving parties in the rear TO observe and
harrass our lines.
Acquia Greek, Nov. ~.
The wife and two daughters of Or. Gillespie,
a surgeon in the United States Army, Who re-
mas-d at Fredericksburg when it vas evacuated
by General Burnside last summer, we're sent
across the river yesterday By flag of truce, and
proceeded to Washington on the Nellie Baker
this afternoon. They state that the whole of
Gen. Lees srnyis certainly concentrating in the
vicinity of Fredericksburg. and that they are de-
,ermined TO dispute the passage Of the river oy
our army and contes, our advance BY tha; route
step by step.
/ Bloody work mus, ensue whenever the Army
goes forward, which i, shortly must, and the
closing battles Of the rebellion be fought within
tew days or weeks At the latest
Hsrper's Ferry, Nov. p.
Rebel cavalry has been in view oil day.
The latest official report from The from. is that
email infantry pickets are nov observable With
the cavalry.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-03-05
NIoTlCK 70 LAMP aolnkRsi
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NOTARY PUBLIC d CoayEyasesa
tsi,RgwfNsD InwA

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Hassaaan aaai sssigssss ana pswssCs Ahssxae4 os
titles @ all aAs Eaaas Id Mills seaass, EswA In
esaalag tAe esa&iaal Bales Ay sAs asssxagsns, ssa
MI subsequent eaavesaacsz, Mortgages, Deeds sa
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ASA. faa Ana sasaslssie 1Assraes as xatas 10 all
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Ly0HARD ASSOCIATION,
II PHtLAnEBPHIA.

NT0#ARD ASSOCIATION, ~sg efr@ esesE
Al PHtLAnEBPHIA.
4 Bsnevoieut Fnssitutsoh, established ~ special
EsnaawMeat, Tor the Eslsas eE The Sick aaa Das-
Hessed, kzsiessd vita Fifuient and EpiaenHie Dis
eazea, sad especially iuS ghg Enrse Of Diseases al
khe sezHaa Organs.
MEnIcAL ASvfcE given gEztla by tas Acting
SHrKssRs 20 al who &Rply By letter. tsh AeSexip-
tfoa Of tkeif conditi6n ftge occupaEsez hskffs df
lsEa esE j and In sxfrszaa psxsxty Rsais4na1Suxz~
Al 8sss . fssn~wn - i've
saaseae asperts en- SfssYtaztoFssaaa Axaa exhxs
Diseases Of kAe Sexual Osxsns and ou gExw Rxsa-
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aicsea "a sealed enTesoPes free u Charge. Twa or
khrse stamps for postage wifi be aerapsanle t1%f
Adfzesa BE- y. SxzsaE.aE HoU6HKoM. zAsziET
Surgeon, Howard Assocsa liSn No . South Matt
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By ardeF Of the Diresaass
H RxRA d HRARTwREIlp prss z
SEQ. EA1RcMILDs sSee,y L.. =. .z-st 'es.-
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III VI. WILSON,
Real Estate and GSOaAees&@E
Attorney

COUNCIL BLUPFs, IOWA.
w4.Ibuy and sell Real Estate, locate Land az
nats pay Taxss make C0IiectE3ns, furnish Ao~
isalts If titles and do everything pertaining so 3
gsaaFai agency. ., .
rY~Ias the only complete Abstract Of Titles 70
kss1 Estate embracing Deeds, AoTt&asss, Trust
D=.ts aad Tax TiAies, together with fun aa4 e0Ea-
ia..s Docket Of all JuaEmsnts, Dseress aaa EEscu-
. Z sales in PuxtaWattaCnis county, showing ali
g1-gnagancsx, liens and detective ntlSa.
EAy IS, 1881. II
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fa1s :. = q. - = =. !. = =
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~- G0UBtSII5 5Hl0EFe, IOW,A. -
DE-. WoadearY having been located
IA atsis paasA fof kAn pA Sg isAree yeaS aSss1KyY
time ta test The dskshklIty of has 4-Ar
waFse wsuha say 30 al peFsans favyrf9g Aia 2fah
their sonaAsnes that theg usy Fely gPcu hl#utaoss
sxsrsiens - perfCs agHrT operation In as peFEscs
raanaaf "a passEbas. @ EHas5 49,
asE4 Cog@CI& hLUgES, IOWA De2s ID, Easa
DE-. E. L. WooAshagy--The Enll sest 81 arlfaraAI
tsesh a ssstad Plate wf8Eh yea seesnsiy made foF
nae adsz4EAhly &nawex the purpose af t&eix caE~
auuctibu that cnnnSs refrain fssEn sxpYegsfng 20
yoa ay high spinien eg yoa . Daasass. Ths
Plates are 20 perfectly adapted ts the mouth and
~ naeh st&F, tasS NTH zhazg asd both SpsNk ana
sRk alFassE as we'll feFIaery did With my natg-
Fs1 teeth. Asa Esrk - Art, de nsE satnk thaxs
% sii4dea 70 can be spEgassed. Several psnslsss
had assufsd ne that sett Of ArtkHclAi Teeth eouid
aot be nasas % b % sny seioH ta bat y0n cir
Aave overcome ths aifBzuity spprsaendea hg those
gsnssesaan- EI$ - u. L. nouaE ass. g
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COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
LtsI Buslaess transacted IN all Its branches. -
Lad Eai-auts bought sald aai located Taxes pala
2 q are. .isntsi Titles examined, eoIecAohs
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