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o. S. Trasurer, on Monday last, to meR=
her Of the appropriation cc:nmittee. he
regular payment of coin, according to as
my regulation, was to have been begun ol
Thursday, when a heavy. draft was expeded
for few days. Senator Sherman fronl The
Finance Committee, Tuesday reported bill
to arnend the Silver Coin bill. The third
section authorizes the Secretary Of the
Treasury to exchange silver dollars for an
equal amount of United States notes, which
shall be retired and cancelled and not be
again replaced by other notes. The 6iH
provides for the cionage Of the silver dollar a.
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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-02-03
Tom Fitz Coke vs. The state. No.
Opinion ofAe Court, b. TARBELL. J.

Plaintiff in error. and one Billy Wooten
were Jointly indicted for burglary and lar
ceny. and were separately tried and con-
victed The indictm ent was marked fitted >
with date, signature OF clerk, Endorsement
of ]" true bill,'' and signature of the fore
man of the Grand Jury, but did not have
an indorsement that it was presented in
open court 10y the Grand Jury. in presence
o. twelve of their mum Der. The conviction
rested on the testimony of an accomplice,
unsupported By ether evidence The court
refused construct for defendant, that con-
viction could not legally be rendered on the
uncorroboIated evidence of an accom- pYice.
but instructed the jury that such evidence
should be weighed with great cautien and
Jealousy. Held:
|. 1t is not necessary that an Indictment
should have Endorsed on it that it as fled
in open court by the foreman, in presence
of at least twelve of the Grand Jury; this
is more than the statute requires. (Section
1884, Code of 1871.
III. It is for the jury to determine the
credit to be given the uncofroborated testi-I
mony of an accomplice. 1t was proper to
refuse TO instruct the jury that no legal
conviction could be had on such evidence
and the court went far enough and stated
the law correctly in directing the Jury TO
weigh the evidence with Jealousy and eau
ton. affirmed.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-02-03
Opinion of the Court By TARBELL. J.


plaintiffs in error were Jointly Indicted
ana nonyicted of larceny. There was no
evidence whatever against Howard. Both
parties Joined in the application for the
writ OF error. No error appears in the rec
oru SO iaf as Tie charge against Wall is con-
cerned. The only question is whether tho
Appellate Courtcan affirm the judgm AS to
one, ana grant new trial as to the other
defendant, or must the Judgment be reverse ed
as to both? Held;
l.. mat each of defendants were charged
with the commission of the offence, and One
anlSnt nave oeen found guilty, aud the other
Court, In acting on motion Tor new trial.
had the power to grant new trial as to one
Vi the defendants, and sustained the verdict
as 10 the other, the Supreme Court having
Cne power TO render such Judgment as The
circuit Court could have rendered. Affirmed
ne judgment as to We1L, and granted Hoannrd
. neao trial. - :. Wv
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-02-03
mes FOX vs.. Board of SuDerxi-
sors OF Coifaix County, No. f5IS.

L., 81
county for 1888. Is '''ns' Tie
=, AT a session of the Board in .JnIv 1919
IhIs cialm was rejected A' .
wa IN Jug Augu55 of the same year, the claim
was ses ,rreconsidered, aud allowed TO the avfant
OF S464 49, Again, in October 1879 The
IAN was again presented for the balance
made in a9@@st the Board treating the order
iiTatter, again rejected the claim 'i'o
,,oaI rom ON the order made in October an. an
pea W. WAS taken to the Circuit Court. HelG.
visors :" e "riowing claims the Board of super
o; i90Is exercise quasi, if not Strictly ippdi-
ioue powers, and any party aggrieved Is Al
CIV Gu an appeal to the next term of the
IL. The action of the BOARD IN .,.
cI;, manllestly final disposition of th H
pianti II in IN Board and from that order the
have anna III error, if dissatisfied, should
iee;s; appealed to the Circuit Court. Tn
3 3eg.sion OF the Circuit Court affirming the
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-02-03
Citation.
STATE OF NISSIcOYn

HIxDs c monnsSSSisslPPI, Chancery Com,
~ ab ~, :. and R; D FORMER Of Jns
interested p parish Louisiana, and to Cat
ceased: the estate of Benz Fortn tn Others dr
appear ca Are hef hereby cited to be and nor.or
the CITY of said Court at the ooa personally
Monday % Of Jackson Mississippi ON th room in
turn day Of sdd c ase the being ps sh re
swer the petition Of JOS 'fen and there to an
lands o ds s oon,s non, praying for AfdmInis-
ton to psS Sld estate mentioned in s saa OF the
any hs aeots of said estate and Pet
petition should o no ean why the prayer Of sa@
larry, 1876. si- eeAfe' this 2ath day of Ian
A true copy fro d. q q, 4. WARE, Chanoel,or
W 'ne minutes.
Il RATLIFF, .Clarl
Feb, 3.-4t, a. y. MOORE, D. C.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-02-03

Mr.. McNAIR has introduced in the
House a bill appropriating room No 8
ground floor, north wing of the capitol
10 the superintendent of Public Instruc-
uon for an office. This room bears tho
same relation to the north wing %
the room occupied by the Commissioner
OF immigration does to the south vino
ana VIII, If put in proper repair, be
equally as comfortable and oommodious
II mas been, for great number of years.
used by the Secretary of State as a re-,
Posltory of old records, ETC., which could
VIC paced In one of the committee rooms
III The third story or in the old Ebr.rr
AS 1t was not repaired when the remain
ger OF the capitol was, it will. doubtless
require an appropriation of one or two
hundred dollars to fit it for use 30 o.
office; and thus save to the Treasnrr
SooV per annum, the sum now Maid for
once rent in an outside building
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-02-03
The RumOred Programme of the
RAIDS.

1t is said that two sets of delegates
from Mississippi will present them
selves at the Republican National
Convention-one representing the Ames-
Warner-Pilot wing, ard the other
the Acorn Times faction. 1t is rumored
that efforts are being made by the latter
to supersede the former in the control of
the Republican organization of the State J;
and that delegation has waited on ex-
Gov Alcorn, to tender him the leader
ship of the party, on the supposition that
he will be able to rally it as in DAYS of
yore. We are impatient at his silence
under the misrepresentation of his State
by Morton, but we are not prepared TO
believe that he will lend himself to such
a scheme. If be does, he will not en-
counter another Dent in the person of the
Democratic candidate. The motive for
the Sphynx of the White
House, and inducing him to hold his
hand by brother.in law maneuyer. will
no longer exist. Ames is, not military
Governor, as in 1869. Mississippi has
passed through the crucible of military
reconstruction, and has acquired the right
to manage her own affairs, as other
states manage theirs, and she intends TO |
exercise it in future.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-02-03
SENATE STANDING COMMITTEE,

/ JUDIcIARY-MrT avlor oL-.
Catchings, Reynolds, John CHAIRMAN; \
and Everett. '0HhSton, Nor, ~
FINANcE-Mr Graham cl..
Allen McCaskill, Smith and SdIcCl ar9san ",
AGRIcuLTURE, CoMMERcr
TuREs-Mr. Mcneil, chairmoIa AND Ma.
cott' Hooker, Griffin and Stew lessrs. N
EDucATIoN- Mr.. Foote cboi VOL
CatchIngs, Sims, Smith, and 'W5IPP i4an Aa,
Pubic WORKS Mr.. Cart.. '''ll
Messrs. Thompson and Shirley tco, chats,
PRINTING = Mr.. FitzGon.,,
Messrs- Barry, Oldham, Johnsto1 chan,
RAILRoADs-Mr, Furlong cha, VI
Allen Foote, McCaskill and Tpttifll Ma
CLAIMS - Mr.. Metts cbo4-
erah"m' Thompson, Smith and 'i Fep., Ne
MILrTIA-Mr. Furlong chain.
Nendenhall and Hooker. '' uiani ~.
FEDERAL RE1Arross n.
chairman; Messrs. Feweu Tt Cstesi,
erett and futile. 0fntoa
CoUSrIEs AND County Bor,,
MeSSaskjl, Chairman; Messrs. CD oA.lE
AZ a4Q anu smith VIZ EsiI
PENITENTIARY AND PRrsoxs.v
chairman; Messrs. Callicott N.c.At II.
tie, Terry and Mcneil. = -u'0askil ~
HUMANE AND BENKvoLEyr w..
Mr.. Johnston, chairman: uoSl TeiIasS
Thornton, Furlong and Everett S's b.
PUBLIC LANDs-Mr. Sims. cboin
Nets and Griffin. -'' Niahi lss
CoRPoRATIoNs-Mr. CbaInoru
(col.) everett andE
Senate Joint Commit,
EXECUTIVES CONTINGENT Frxn NJ
chairman; Messrs. Nets and AIeciuusr tH
ENROLLED BILLs-Mr. Hooker -.
Messrs. Carter and Pratt. 'AaIhcs
STATE UNIvERsITIEs-ur Sim.
Callicott, Griffin and CbaIin onslfaR
REGISTRATION AND ELFCTtov- Nm
,hairman; Messrs. Catchinve iPHse!ld
Pratt and Barry. iHealS
UNFINISHED BUSINESS Mr. NJ
Messrs- Oldham and MeC6 Ir,'
BANKS AND BANKING-Mr. Stono -,
fessrs. Hooker and Steward. 'n'lfa'
CONTINGENT ExPENsEs-Mr. McNoa
lan Messrs. FitzGerald and White III 'As
INN IGRATIoN-Mr. Johnston a..
lessrs. Terry and futile. 'Aaliri
!, L1IIBRARY-Mr. Thompson, Chairman, n.
'ldham and Furlong. - : man. Aas
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-02-03

- a. EoHBES ct al. J
4 ~ oPENING THE BILLOF CONprA1NU
Cor ana IA II appearing to the satisfaction Of ~
Gourt that the defendants, A. A. Forboa Of the
afInur' Anna, Eva Lucy and arcbt1 ana
nlnor 6elrs of A. f. Forbes. are not ro[oes
~ ~ me otate OF Mississippi but reside bo,t
o ofe limits limits thereof to-wit Austin IN H. oeyoho
Conr vAasso that the ordinary process of az;
Gourt cannot be executed against tbo Oh TINS
therefore ordered by the Court tbat en-. ~. III IS
iEendants, A. A. Forbes, and Artb', sala de-
4 a, Lucy and Archy Forbes minor I ma,
q; a L. forbes, do enter their apnaara neIrs OF
ApRIIo OF pgIore e the THIRD MONDAY e re
AT, NIL A. ID. 1876, the same BEING a of
ef ~ OF SAID court, at the court roon tegular
en NO CITY OF Jackson Kinds countv fMMereo1'
1iipPI ana plead, answer or DENIM "ilssls-
plalnant bill, or the several IL 70 COM
r. e. VIII be taken for confessed az -
= = further ordered that this orda as 70 them.
rlsieu tHE WEEKLY CLARIos n ue pub |
fo uoflshed In the city of Jackson spaper
- aJuI consecutive weeks til f,~.t a week
1erea mat copy of this order be Slaner or
he prepaid, by the Clerk of this marded,
aeare ess OF said defendants 0r5e, to
u true copy frcm the minntae IN" ncellor
W. I, RATLIFF C1o,l,
Jan. 26 1914 BY A. G. MOORE. D. G
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-02-03
A Washington correspondent of the
New York Herald writes

New York Herald writes:
When Senator Morton completes his
speech, Senator Alcorn viii make a state
ment ofthe situation of affairs in Mississippi,
and will show the Senate that Mr.. Morton
has allowed himself to be made the victim
of huge hoax BY set os interruptions
politicians. There are some evidences OF
this tact here already. For instance, Gov
ernor Ames, who pretends to be the true
and only friend of the abused negro, APP
proved a bill passed BY Republican Legis-
lature entirely under his control, under
which the Governor is allowed to take the
negro convcts from the State Prison and
bind them out as plantation laborers, aud
under this law he gave the contract for thus
reducing these unfortunate blacks to slavery
TO a fayorite of his, o. G. French, who sub
lets it and farms out this negro labor to the
planters. This practice is so mischievous
that previous to Ames' administration some
such contracts, which had been made under
military authority, were annulled. Ames
made this o. c. French Commissioner to the !
Centennial Exhibition, and he has been
here deceivihg Senator Morton into the be-
friend of the blacks. French, who is. under
Ames the means of reducing a large num-
Der OF negroes to virtual slavery, came here /
as member for Mississippi of the Republi-
can National Committee
OmItting comments on that portion of
this statement which refers to Senator
Aicorns Intentions in regard to the SLAM
ders which Senator Morton has propaga-
ted, (preferring to let him speak for
hlmsel) we desire to call especial atten-
ton to the statement in reference to Gov.
Ames disposition Of the Penitentiary
convicts. 1t is not upon alleged cruelty
practlced in letting therl out to planters !
that we would comment upon. We have G
no doubt they are as humanely treated +
as they deserve to be. Nor yet is it upon /
that mode of disposing of them. 1t NAV :
or may not be for the best. What we a
wish to comment upon is the notorious
fact that large number of these conyicts a
were let out to French, this favorite of
the governor, for a nominal sum, by his q
authority, and that he had no sooner v
signed the contract with French, than he n
signed one for sub-letting them to another Q
party at bonus, it is said, of fifteen "
thousand dollars. The first transaction fl
occurred in one day, and the other the M
next, thus showing that Governor Ames to
vas party to the arrangement by which o.
$1,000 were put into the pockets of tn
srench and his associates, which belonged L.
o the taxpayers. The Impeachment ar
will no doubt elicit all the S vl
acts, and they will throw much light on a
he absorbing inquiry whether Adelbert TO
Ames Is fit longer to be entrusted with tn
ne management of the chief executive '''
flee of the State
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-02-03
Judge Smiley.

Inc Summit Sentinel, comment;no on
q paragraph IN the Handsboro Democrat
I snat al! the Judges and Chancellnrs ba1
oeen visiting jackson to see Ames a~'
cepfs from the list of suppliants the 49, "a
D Ion i'1: Jas. M. Smiley, Judge of the
go "a JUDICIAL District. -Meridian Home.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-02-03
h EsalfOn, guardian, VS. A. w
Zones, No. HAS
Op'na0n Of the Court, 6y SIMRALL. J.

y y '01411sal1I1, o.
=, Jones sued Dalton as Guardian of Retire
:, " iilt i els d III nor, on an open account for
board aud tuition and nece.sa,ia f,,,..';at
Gbt MINOR which Dalton promised 60 nav
Judgment was rendered against D.l[o
eAecutlon to be levied ION tile goods and
iailoS 81 the ward in his hands," Held.
|. Inc Judgement was erroneous. The
Sr ranefn nad no power thus to charge the
II, Inc Plaintiff error was individu-
any oould for the debt, and accordingly a
Judgment against him personally was en-.
Iereu dc donts pr0prjes, in the Sunreme
court Re0ersed and judgment here. O'''0
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-02-03
OLIVER CLIFTON.

LIE DAILY CLARION has failed to put
IN an appearance at this office since the
s:ltIlng OF the present session of the Leg
lSlature What have we done to merit
this slight? We can't get along
without The DAILY CLARION, and if the
banner banner Is not full equivalent, let us
know and we will remit.-Ton;sv;l1o
Banner. '' INC
We regret very much that The DAILY
CLARION has not been going to the Ban
ner' In the worry of getting up a new
SUBSCRIPTION book, the Banner was unin-
tentionally left off of our daily exchange
list' The error would have been cor
fected sooner had it been reported bv
postal card, "bill or otherwise. The
Banner is entitled to copy of any edi-
ton OF HE CLARION, that is now or
may hereafter be issued.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-02-03

T. Hon. OLIVER CLIFTON, our immedi
ate Representative, defines his position
on the city charter question, as follows
In reply to correspondent of the Times
1t strikes US as unexceptionally just and
reasonable In the main, and deserves the
approval Of his constituents. Meantime
we would say to the present city admin.
lstrators, that the eyes of the people are
upon them. Let them apply the cor
receive, and spare the Legislature the
necessity of interference:
1. Let the salaries of the CITY officers ba
liked by law at "reform" rates-bv tbis T
mean that the compensation for services
performed shall be reasonable and fair
z. Extend the provisions of the funding
act so that parties holding warrants nor re
bonds. '"oAn ior
g. Require longer residence in the citv
to entitle a person to vote. NY
4. FroVlde cheap system of registration
IN which the Mayor and Aldermen shall
nave as little part as possible. so that tha
question, VINO are voters q" shall not he
decided by candidates for re- election IT,
this purpose, Board of Registration n,irb pt
De created, whose duty 1t should be. at some
convenient time before each general eIec1
tlon, to register the voters by wards and
appoint judges and clerks of election Tho
system could be made simple and cheap.
o. Let no one vote whose name d. NOT |
appear on the registration books.
Inc cIanges suggested are. as + think
needed, but ! would be far from offerin% I
Inem 10 tue Legislature on nv own mo-
ton, or to crafty friends was once Sc
Verely condemned for processing amend
ments to the City Charter: and / bava
proilted by experience. Some of the friends
u 1he measure now before the Senate were
very loud in their expressions of condem-
laClon at that time, and | am surprised tn
ma them engaged in the same sort of bsi-
less. vi o'oi-
am now, and shall ALWAYS be. onnosed
o throwing out" any of the persons who
y y ia aI nave right to participate in the
ity elections, for political purposes. On \
MS my mind Is made up. NV duty in the
legislature is first to the people whom
vas elected to represent and the princinles
.hd policy L openly avowed. If anybe,dv
"ted Tor me under the belief that / was nor
incere aud earnest in what | said he made d,
mistake. ~ i4"Ue l
rms much thought it necessary to saw !
relieve myself from the implied charge !
nat my opposition to the Senate bill is fac 7
OuS. ReSnoctf,u1, 'ii ie ldc- 1
nrr
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-02-03

MORTON may have succeeded J.,
seonr;n,. - reference to Mississippi in
Gut aeou.ius the support of the vagabond ele.
men! ~ the Republican nominating con.
Ven'i0n' but he has repealed and disrust.
cd a large body of Northern Rennh
cans. For example, note what ,ha ~ Io
and Influential New York Times sara
~ mas a larger Republican following
r u, any other newspaper in the countrv
ne New York Tribune, which Is ;nds.
pS"uent' with Republican procIivitias 70
n'naS him that his plea will bara
the countrs 'sing the settled judgment of
the overth ~. mat carpet baggery deserved
s;nn; ana ,p u has received in Miss;s.
pp' anu the States of the South.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-02-03

LIE H jackson Times thinks the soptb
e thn republican party has Justly earned
'ne contempt of the Northern Rennbi;
can party, yet the Times sticks r. tba
thing, and opposes the NM
lshment and removal from P &C. 'ne pun
,eaJeL IA TINS State. Curious, isn't it?~
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-02-03
HoUSE-TWENTY-PIFTH DAY

Mr. Snoo,. e. EDNEsDAY, Feb. 2 1876.
speaker street in the chair. Prayar
oF Rev. Mr.. New. Present. I0I absa,,t 1 81
C ieases OF absence We're granted to Messrc
anu carter, (col.) of Warren
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
MI Featherston, chairman, reporte5 od
n,nto ~, uPon Inc following bills: To nro-
.iloto the honest and punish the dishoras.
10 amend sections 1862 and 2659 1 Hode !;
go 10 chahge the bnrthen of nroof in 'o.. -
1ath cases, ana for the relief of CbarInN ee n
o3TDpeI tney were indefinitely postnone3
pro III the sale of cotton and corr a.
snti Inc committees substitute .sto me- -
~ ,; t,,e puIchase or sale of cotton and corn
as 1l2ht' was considered at great IanS,th
ana was finally tabled. Nugth
VI. DaTksoale, chairman of tho s,ao;o1
to.nillttee OF eleven, reported as spbS.:
sule Ior all of the bills that had hee, ,d
i Iertno 20 IT, ito regulate liens betweon
nlovars anu tenants, and between en-
pr; eis anu employees" 200 COPIES ordora5
ptVJlIted, and made the special -ordau e Gu
" edhesday, 9th, at III O'clock 0hoef LOT
M LAWS BY APPROVAL.
- a ofeih informed the Honsa tbot h.
aas applofed the following House his ne
Snmnar oo ato5 code OF 1871 70 author;ze
nner county TO issue bonds 10 ,a1. Lutte
~ correctness TO Choctaw county pay us IN |
the boundary lines of Coyinoton % grunge
ron 10 allow an additional oa, anu 4ha-
,nd county II j. RS to pay the Officers =,
nng for additional clerical fore51 Provid-
lreasnrers office to memoriaize Conpr tne
II seasons ,hs Tom 9igSee river navigabie at
ahds In Pre7tiss county dol; eie sale OF
axes for 1874. ceiiuquent for
enta a inea of chairman reported the pre-
rnor. ie 70 the Gov
ey MIN Mr, pierey: resolution instrueti,g
mount of common school FIND aoos. ia In the
the Treasury by virtue of section nulated
e .. OF the Constitution, and the ni Q, arti-
sald funds, whether money or ho ondracser
~ by whom and how invested. 'Vaii s; etc n
by ;sl Ma. tucker petition of citizeass u fl
I'm asd~ Tor more equitable distrihns;an o.
INTRODUCTION or BILLS. u
Both referred. a.a ~
,ng act of Ripley. ''e ihcorpor- cf
Dy M. MeNair: To provide an ON - !"
superintendent Of Educatioro ince for r.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-02-03

BY vote of 81 tot 8, the Kansas
House OF Representatives passed resolu
tons thanking the Radical Represents
tlves in Congress for defeating the Bill
granting amnesty to Jefferson Davis
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-02-03

MAJOR Russell, U. S. A., arrived
mere on Monday, to get quarters for Soma
troops which are to be stationad h bonne
p p Jason son Tor this is not very obvious
we differ with our contemporary. We
mink the motive is obvious
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-02-03

DR' I. NJ. Walden, one of the obIo
ana faithful Representatives from Car.
10 loii, : st'll suffering from i'll health, but
ne Is constant in his attention to his NH
lie duties. ~ MS pup
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-02-03

. os- Ina nave You no other sons % asked
ta; Epiiou 9.6 lady of bronzed old sea can.
IAN ta,n On, yes, madam, I had one tb :
~ an II the South Sea Islands for nearI ''
a uozen years" " Really! Was be hnag
hi ~ ana what was his taste-the sea ~
tand No, madam, he wasn,t b Ssa ~
h;;n was meat leastwise the nigeers $50 ata
~ ham' ana as for his taste, the Chef . a;e
ne ,, tasted of terbaccer" T Itaei SAD sald
E"o oaplain smiled and took fresh on a,ap
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-02-03

- y vase case OF chronic laziness is renor4o,
a. a. washington. A young man an poi .ea
81 70 a eierkship in the Treasury Rpual
en ,sns' was conducted to his desR anJ pa :;
t;m sne department. discovered him s Jn,el
bis hiss sac. aiIer, comfortably reposinp snJ r.
resin; fea', with his feet characterist;caliI,,
,b;af g.. On the desk. Hello said ~
s .W, don't you expect to do ans sara The
] ~ 9rk be hanged" exclaimaJf y. WORK
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