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Easiest Way is TO Fight.

In view of all he has learned, 1 should
not be surprised if Mr.. Proctor tells his as
sociates that if Spain insists on fighting,
the easiest way of solving the Cuban situ-
alton is TO crafty her. Col NJ NJ Parker.
who has accompanied the senator in all
his Journeys. will return convinced that
the United States must end the present
condition in Cuba and end it soon.
CHAS. NJ. PEPPER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-10

assistance of Spain. and the United States
couid Keep out of all quarrels. but her own
making No alliance and forming no as
conceded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-10

Tie feeling about Congress is (and it is
understood to reflect the sentiments of the
administration that any talk of assistance
for the United States in war with Spain
coming from Great Britain, or any other
nation is entirely superfluous The SYM
pathy and approval Of all nations are de-
sired, but the assistance of none is needed.
We merely want that they should not in
terfere with whatever this government
deems necessary to be done. 1t is under
stood that steps have been taken to ascer-
tain whether or not any outside power
Is disposed to interfere and the result of
the inquiries is satisfactory. The only
event In which there could be any question
of alliance between this government and
any foreign government on account of the
Spanish situation would be If some foreign
power interfered in support OF Spain. The
active sympathy of other foreign powers
with the United States would then become
an Important matter. But II 1t came to
such q pass. 1t Is believed that 1t would
mean a general embodiment Of Europe
over all their old quarrels and such new
ores as have recently come up, and none
would have much time to devqte TO the
The sun., 1898-03-22
DIAMOND DUST.

The candidates for the High School
base ball team can be seen over WASH
ington street bridge every fine day play
ing ball. There are eighteen men II wing
for positions and these are divided into
two teams and several hot games have
been PLAYED even this early in the sea
SON.
'ieorgc Decker. of Chicago will leave
the colts and manage the Omaha, Neb..
team this season.
TIE Ihillies spent quiet day at Cape
May. \. j., Sunday, taking a six-mie
walk "n the sands during the after
noon.
Jack Boyle. the catcher. is expected to
join the PhIlies today.
1t is doubtful if Billy Nash will play
with Philadelphia this season.
The iannigans will play the phiIlics
every clear afternoon this week
Andrew Freedman, Of New York, says
the New York baseball team will tram at
Lakewood, \. j., for the next four
Years.
Captain (;wenway, OF the Yale base
hH. team, il mo,ling into shape IA fairly
good nine from rather indifferent ma
terial Tor the Eastern trip.
S"dhoff, tie young pitcher who will
twlr' tor Tim Ilursl's st. Louis Browns
tins season, is 50 small hat cranks cnnld
app,y the nickname ''Sawrd-ufi' to him
without being far from wrong.
Al Selbach, who recommended Mahaify
to the Washington club, says Of the new
twirling yovngster lie is Il husky
yonngster six feet tall, with fine speed,
good control and deceptive SLOW ball
lie is one of the best batsmen for yonn,
pitcher have ever seen, and ! believe
he will prove fast ra"ugh for League
company.
The Chicago Tribune has asked it.
readers for suggestions for a new nan
for the Chicago ball team, as Tom Burn
does not like that OF the Colts. A mum
ber OF suggestions have been received
among them being ''Burnsidcs.
"QuiIls,' White Citys,' "I|lini.
"Maroons,' "Wonders," " "Cnckoos,
"Sweethearts' and Has Beens.'
All the members Of the Cincinnati
team are predicting bright future fo
.lot t;oar, the new pitcher. who CAM
from the Western League. They thinl
his successor IN he big eague is assured
lie has plenty of speed and good con
troll One of his cNrvcs is pecula
jump ball like that used by Kid Nichols
Of the Bnstons. The ball starts for tin
plate at " certain height, and whel
within few feet OF the mark takes
sudden upward jump. This delivery i
naturally successful, for if the batsnal
manages to connect at all, his effort will
the bat usually results in a pop fly. II
addition to these Goar has a splendlt
change Of pace and deceptive curves
and, best Of all, is as cool as the pro
verbal iceberg.
The sun., 1898-03-22
SELF DEFENCE.

How many OF those who witncs s>cd the
amateur championship held at the
Academy Of Music, in Philadelphia,
some five or six years ago, thought that
Cornelius j. Moriarity, of Wilmington.
who won the light weight class on Il
foul, would some day fight twenty
round draw with the lig ht- weight
champion Of the world! And yet that
is what Moriarity has done, accomplish.
ing the latter feat under the name of
Jack DAILY. When he made his appear
ancc in the amateur events he was a
jolIy.looking young chap, with ii capa-
city Of taking punishment, and even
then ne came in for an unusual amount
of praise from Judges Of boxing. who
discerned hat he was above the average
On that occasion he showed that he was
the posscsSor Of splendid right hand
has since continued to improve that USE
iul member. Dal Us draw on Thursday
evening now opens up the path for IL
bright future if he can be persuaded t."
keep away from drink.
Bob Armstrong and Charlie Strong
will meet at the Arena Oh Friday even.
ing.
.Jcffres and jackson meet at San Fran
cisco tonight. The betting is 10 to i on
)efferi $.
Peter jackson weighs lo7 pounds, and
says he is in the best of condition.
The McCoy-Ruhlin fight will be de-
cided at SAN Franc SEQ
KID Mccoy says: eyes, my wife is
New York woman. It's none of the
public's business though. She is well
connected there, and she does not want
it known til she has married prize
fighter That is all there is to the srcrr-
cy about her maiden name
At the close OF the eighteenth round in
the hl y-Lavigne fight "kid'' Mccoy,
the referee. informed the fighters that
hnnors were even. Ii so why did not
Mccoy give Daily the decision for he
clearly had the best OF the last two
rounds.
Joe Choynski, who is in San Francisco,
is suffering from blood poisoning, and,
though his physician thinks there is no
immediate danger, his illness is Il serious
one. The case is not perfectly known,
but il is said to be due to incubation
from a sore on the arm of George Green.
with whom thoynski spared while the
former was training for his fight with
Ryan.
\ great deal Of interest is being mani
tested in the result OF the iiSh, between
Peter jackson and Jim Jrffries, which
will be decided at Woodward'S Pavilion
tonight.
The Olympic Club Of Athens, Pa, has
offered Il purse for IL bout between Char
lie johnson and Joe Walcott, but the
negro is shy Owen Zicgler may be sub
stl,utcd for Walcott.
larson Davies is trying to put through
a scheme for boxing ca,njval al Chi
cago the latter pant OF April. lie will
try to match Peter Mailer against Kid
Mccoy.
Caspar Leon and Fred Mayo have
been matched to box Il limited round
bout for $500 "A side and purse.
Choynski, whipped by Mccoy, Cor
bctt, Mahef, ,harkey and others, is
ready to fight them all over.
Jack Ward has challenged Jimmie
Barry to a twenty-round bout.
Maher has put up his $1,000 to tgh,
one and all.
Sharkey also claims-evcrything.
The sun., 1898-03-22
CYCllNG.

An English Judge, on disnissing an
action brought by a bicyclist against the
driver of an omnibus for running into
him. said recently that 50 prolific had
become accidents arising out of bicycle
collisions that he some time since had
come to tie conclusion that it would be
a great advantage to him if he learned
| to ride. He had done so and the ex-
perience hc had acquired Lad been of
great assistance to hm 10 adjudicating
bicycle cases. lie remarked that the
congested streets oi a city were Iut the
thOrOughfaes in which cyclists should
ride during the busy hours OF the day
unless they were experienced riders and
/ had plenty of nerve.
A company tn build the track for the
LAW meet, to be held at Indiana polls,
has been organized and al Of the stock,
5000, taken. The track company is
formed OF local capitalists and the
Citizens Passenger Railway Company,
of Philadelphia.
/ Charley krick, the popular Reading
rider, had pad fail "l' Saturday. His
injuries are not serios, however.
Former champion cvclist Arthur \.
Zimmerman is now on his way t."
Mexico, where he will race at that
country's capital on April :, 10, and II.
After these engagements have been
filled he will return to the United States
in time to join the National Circuit of the
League OF American Whecmcn.
The new track at Woodside Park, phila
drlphia will be IA thir'l-mile board affair
clliptica in shape on tnrns,and modelled
after the famous Seine track in Paris.
This will enable riders To negotiate the
turns a, full speed instead o. being forced
to strai gh,en up on entering the st etc !.
The banking will be eight feet at the
turns and three feet in the stretch.
The riders who are in training at Bell
fair Fla. have been considerably worked
NJ over the fact that the League OF Amer
lean Wheelmcn proposes to force them
to register AT " head before they will
be allowed to ride this season.
Nickel plating and enameling bicycles
NAV become an art and trade in itself.
There are SO many riders who have be-
come SO much attached to last year s
mounts, and prefer to have them over
hauled generally for use another yeai
rather han to buy new models, that
, shops are giving especial attention to Sc
curing elegant effects in finish.
Willie Windc, champion bicycle racer
) OF the world between the years 1858 and
1891. is now travelling salesman for a
IIagcrstnwn Nd, firm.
The sun., 1898-03-22
AQUATiCS.

Coach Courtney has decided t." keep
Cornelrs Varsity and Freshmen crews
at Ithaca, y. v. during the Faster vaca-
ton.
Cnrncll's Freshman crew is showing
greatly improved form.
Eight Yale scrub crews will begin
work in the harbor at New l[avenr
Conn.,, early this week.
Nale's Freshmen crew will start at the
training table just before the Faster
recess.
Columbia University, Of New f,rk,
may not be represented at Ponghkeepsie,
y. V, this year on account "i a lack OF
funds.
Edward IIanlon Ten Eyck caught Il
crab yesterday, and was towrd asl1or"
with his shell.
Dr. DrEIutchinsnn, the cx-l Harvard stroke,
is stroking the Philadelphia Barge Clubs
inur.
Penn Charters four averages lGO
pounds, and will take up shell rowing
after the intrrSchnlaS,i; race on June II.
The sun., 1898-03-22
MISCELLANY.

The boys that compose the relay
team OF the Wilmington High S;ho"l
practice four days every week and are
developing wonderfully, and feel conti-
dent Of defeating their competitors at the
L. OF p, sports.
Trainer Kecne Fitzpatrick has made II
number Of needed Improvements to the
Yale Field. including changes t" the
ullarter-miIc oval and 22D yards straight
away course.
The Princeton University open handi-
cap games. scheduled to bc held on April
30, have been changed t" April 23
At the spring games Of the London
Athletic Club on Saturday Lltyens won
the "nc-miIc challenge emp, running the
distance in 40 4-3.
Professor kistler, swimming instructor
at Houston Hall, Philadelphia, has un-
carthed a new swimmer VINO promises
to become champion. He is +. y.
Richards, ~ college, and he recently
swan 100 yards il the tank in one
minute nine seconds.
Jerome Kcogh has posted a forfeit of
So to play ". II. Clearwater for tn
pool championship Of the United States.
The match game at rightecn.inch 5alk
line billiards. 500 points up. for the
chumpionship OF the world bet wecn Jacob
Schacfcr and Frank {. Ives, arranged IT,
take place Il, Chicago, ILL.,, ON Saturday.
April ,. will be- supplemented it is sal",
bv another match between these en-
WltS.
Athletics are dying ont at dartmouth.
The New Hampshire rolIrg" has just
been dropped, at its own request. from
the Triangular League, "I which Will
Jams and Amherst were the other n"in~
bcrs.
4 memorial to the late Marshall
Newell, the Harvard athlete, will soon
re published by the class Of ~, in tie
shape of a small printed volume. which
will contain number OF articles about
him, photographs OF him and rN,iArl>
from his diary.
Joseph Letter. the wheat >prcniatrr,
has offered Il number OF silver cups t"
Harvard to be competed for by scrub
mines. The offer has hern acccptcd,anda
schedule Is now under colslderat ION.
Letter is member Of the class Of "a.
Ice G. Ware, OF Brooklyn. Mass, won
the covered court tennis championship
OF America, Il, Newton Centre. Mass,
on saturday. defeating llolc"mm Ward
by -, -, 81.
New York city is threatened with
series of fake wrestling contc sis. y
The sun., 1898-03-22
1,RfLBY SCA RFS
TRILB Y SEA RF s

Tf;!hy s,carts-J"st the thing to'
Tr,lby Scarfs Jus, the thing tor
Saunte,ings. .r,,.
Made o Ictwool, in all colors. They
are the dai,,iest wrap ever 'fie'ed ana
designed especially for summer nights
tambles. Stylish beyond all doubt
and worthy IN every respect
The sun., 1898-03-22

jackson may or may not be IA factor
Tuesday will tell the story.
Boxing has been stopped in Water
bury, Conn, where many good bouts
have been given during the las, six
months.
Alter much talk about George Dixon'S
-prancd ankle, it seems to he at last
-ett,ed that tn. feather weight champion
will fight Tommy White at Syracuse on
the last day Of this month.
The sun., 1898-03-22
SUMS SPORTING MELANCE
Various Pointers Gathered From
Glf the Turf.
SELF DEFENSE; OTHER SPORTS
Resume Of the Latest Happenings in
Athlet etics--.IntlOOr and Field
DOinSs Of Interest
Here.
TURF TALK.

Yesterday was another one for the
favorites as five were lucky enough to
win.
The only surprise of the day happened
IN the second race which was quoted
in the betting at ten to one. Jockey
Ellis, who rode him, received the fifty
dollar prize donated by the books.
The best race OF the day was the last
on the program; it was won by New
South, who was heavily played. Traitor
was second while Monroe Doctrine
tinish d third.
Following are the summary, entries
and selections for today.
First Race-Six iurlongs. llunorist,
l12 (CoudrirrJ. :i-), first; Bessie Brnwn-
ing, lO7 McIntyrc). !, - and -, sec
ond; Su'ie Howe, lo1 lFlynn), -, 6and
q, third. Time l.loi. Old Age, Will
Fnnso, Marie Lowell. Belle OF Killarney,
Charlie Mcdonald. also ran.
Second Race--Fol,r and half fur
longs Sannir, no Ellis, 10, and So,
first: Calibr, 10 Nelson, I, y ana
G-5, second; Imperial, llo lLynchD, ~
and -. third. Time, 500 Baritone III,
Syde, lssie o.. l.ottic f., also ran.
Third Race--Four and a half furlongs.
Junk, lOG CT Moore), =, - and -,
first: Bernardo, no Rigby), 10, 4and >,
second; Tutor 10 (Donnelly), $, ; and
50, third. Time, LIS. Sprite, Butte,
Nay, Shade, First Light, Pleasant Smiles
IIaIc Gay, also ran.
Fourth Race Six fnrIongs. Worry
Not, ll2. CDonnelly) !, and %. first
Telegram. loo, Madison) -, > and ?!
second; Flash v, 100, "a. Dorsey 10
and =, third Time, l.2l. Long Gam
Cumberland, Fred Munich, Conspirator
Advance, Beloved, Govinda also ran.
Fifth Racc-Fo,n and half furlongs
Vinita. ia, It. Moore, - and 10, first
Blue Ribbon, l23, (Patton 1, ?! ano
), second; Milton T., l2O, (thitlin) T.
:. and |, third Time, 80. High. Pom
Belle, LariSsa, Statesmen, Mr.. Wavcrly
Ethel Farrell also ran.
Sixth Racc-Six ind a half furlongs
New South, l0o, Rigbyl - and 20
first; Trailor, ll3, (Dwyer) ), 50 ant
-, second; Monroe Doctrine 1853
(Noel) G-5 and -, third. Time, l.26
Reform, Carovan. Ph..idia also ran.
The sun., 1898-03-22
A District Map
of Delaware

The STATE SENTINEL of Doveri is hav-
ing prepared and will soon be ready to
deliver New Map OF delaware, giving
the boun larics OF the Representative and
Senatorial Districts as provided by the
New Cons, tuition. $1.1O will secure
this valual Map and the STATE SENTINEL
for one year. The number is limited;
subvrih. at once. New subscribers will
receive the paper TIE balance of this year
free, Adllr,I. with remittance,
Tus SE\lE SENTINEL, Dover, Del.
The sun., 1898-03-22
For Baby's Sake

CT course YOU don't mean t" have DOW
.eus-d chila nor do you want your h'''e
hnu,,sonrs boy towslk With his toes turned
in or his knees splayed "nt-"r worse still'
knocked, now do you:
WHY not st,vlt right: lts all in the shoe
y.u hny the baby. If the shoes are all
,,yht all is well. Yon viii feel better Tor
,uu know that they are RIGHT. See to 1t
,,.nt ,ou got them inst right.
several 6rmt carry right shoes for ba-
Ines. We have no other kird OF shoes I"
.,.u None for meu; none Yer women );
u,,ue for children, but Just the right shoes
r babies. !,
Let vapa, grandmother, nurse or the
adv next door hold Precious under the
t, ms. Rest the pink toes and pointed
neeIs firmly on big-en"neh piece OF SUN
pnuer, draw pencil mark around the,n
;lst az they are Don't leave that little
lit Of roo,n but outline the feet exactly as
van find them. mind you, each OF them,
for the, are u,,t alike; send MS the piece OF
na,ar. tell H., whether bnby is boy or
,,irl and we will make Il pair of shoes that
vou know are inst right. Send dollar
lin with the order. II the shoes are Just
right keep them md we will keep the
dollar, If they are not jnst right send
them back with new drawing and get
another pair, or if !ou ask it yo"
dollar
Write to us if yon want to kno" any
r,;,,a .h,n, babies. Information costs
nothing. We are women.
TIE BABY SUPPLY co.
The sun., 1898-03-22

him rln VII look clscwh re for tie
winner.
There have been some very good
youngsters shown at New Orleans this
winter, including May IIpmpSteal. Sir
FIorlan and The Diver The last pair are
in the stable Of F'ark Reagan, and ti.cy
will bc seen at Washington.
The sun., 1898-03-22
4 POUND OF READING MA1TkR.

will be sent to any address i'll The
United States tor a silver dime.
These packages are made up OF
standard newspapers and period
icAls of real literary worth. They
are God-sends to invalids and
s.av-at-homes. Address, News
paper Exchange, Bishop Build
ing, Philadelphia, Pa.
The sun., 1898-03-22

,,, ,,-,I,.>N or Cornelius tArlal ols-
nAMdEn .rnsd rom m CO. il 9TH t. $ inan.ry, March a.
% iss =, Jefferson barracks Mo" ent,',d t"di ir.re
ert1. literal reward for proof {" "ra'm' -" Am'..
GEO, A. SMHTHE Counsellor Al la" '''
Building. Boston. Mass
The sun., 1898-03-22

JOSEPH lNNlSA native Of , R',.'s' Is, ,,n,sv,,i nn,Wi
here as Joseph Ennis, is require" !, mnr'Hs Il
".,s "ith hs mo,icr, Major h',',,,',, h'. :,
IA.e ',', W., Wu..ia. or the Consulate ''r'n'a' "
Russia, "A state street, Ncw York
The sun., 1898-03-22

eun,,, n ,hiv n.o, the eve oi any OF the req
shotEn a,herr" ai or benjamin lIouKh fo,7ntrt
nveS S,nv"nrt o, aa,I'E England, Mr.. fRLbtkloN iS,
EEANn % viii he pleased t." or hea. f T.r1e, ,.e 81
address British steamship f"e's"
wharf New YORK.
The sun., 1898-03-22

NANCY CARLAN-Came from birI,nEa'i"m H,IlTai W.
EaKnnd. in ls72; entitled to p'n%1rs ts. ,;EH. A.
vmTrWE Wsra Hs (",,usrlior ut Law 10 An"s hna''e
Boston Mass
The sun., 1898-03-22
WANTED

5000 men wanted to fill Govt
Service vacarcies this year. Only
common school education needed
for most places. $4,000 to $2,5oo,
salaries. Dates and locations OF
next examinations and valuable
:nformation sent FREE on re-
quest, POTOMAC CIVIL SER
VICE ACADEMY, Dept b.,
Wash, d. c.
The sun., 1898-03-22

WAITED -Eo,er, Bruce davidson r", '' !"
,,'. ia;. uayid Dayd.un Writer Cnnlai' A,,t VET
S.,iud s. '" nr any of his children, Adh't~- a 'Ms
] nrM"AN K sON. solicitors, dundee s'"'A'"
The sun., 1898-03-22

INFORMATION wanted of tine &c ,nrFi II, !" 4.
hrvril rcsided at 81 rentI" str,t; a,''' uhn IN
the descendants Of Alexander M'' Mh " of wi.a,
aSn.I aS r%'o"H ~ Ha% !, some M, incfes, in premise. NJ
~ a. and vi Mulberry street i'i in the n,,y at at Law
Ynrk, FREDERlCk RELTZ. '""''s''"" ~ y"
III Broadway, New York cav
The sun., 1898-03-22

INFORMATION wanted concerning ~, Ma,, ,n."t.
,,,i.,;,. las, heard of December y WI 'r u"me
t,i,w received by his brother, DAVID "'~ '"'
Whitc Plains \. y.
The sun., 1898-03-22

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in our paper for ;sG. silver, provided
y"ug give us y"nr w""d that you Il mail ~
riwulars we send yoM to 10 advertisers
a. vol write them. Texas Pub. Co..
Twelfth S1n4.t, Athens. Texas.
The sun., 1898-03-22

h r.r. ur Frank and John he Mur" .t"i,sF ''i,,
Hu HHWv"I.rup "I.r r,G West la6th ST. New YORK '"H
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~vrWsr ApEH ADVERTISING n Iht
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If rarh and every state Of ;hr American mon
nnmng lho.r towns only in whirl, t,"ir a,'
issued newspapers having more tl'al wv ','V, y,
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The sun., 1898-03-22

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REFORMATION is wanted as 7" ihr ,; wi''e =,
~ Naru Thr>. wife Of Charles lm;'s .,,, or
the;r children. Address T.. W. ''N'
York Pa,
The sun., 1898-03-22

lyFuENAT. wanted Of ,nrn;',.lt1h ,.h S''', ~ r,V:
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%of: i S' a"; @a; .. from ~, !" h% fn,nrr H u. ni +"
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EUGENE SMITH, formerly" Of Arr'a. VIZ. ..,an mn'
.n rom in New YORK, employed III y M ,'e,u" 'm,"
ant win hear -nmAhlnE !" NJ ,'. t,tHru,y.
mnnica,ing with REE"f A"' '''
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The sun., 1898-03-22
Paddock Points.

Paddock Points.
One OF the largest winnings made in
this vicinity came off Yesterday. plungcr
llandield bet $500 on Junk and parlcyed
the winnings back on Ninita. Very few
good things get away from him.
.\irpIant Casey had his usual run Of
hard luck. The only favoritc he played
was Imperial.
The booklnakcrs have had tough
change very soon the game will get back
to it, Baltimore iorm-two or three on
the line.
Tiny Moore surprised himself by win
ming two more races yesterday.
lnclc Dave fell for twenty on Halle
Gay. Never mind, good day coming.
Jockey Charles Kuhn, who has
recently been rc-instatcd by the Jockey
club, will probably work for Captain :.
:. Brown this city.
/ # cnullgh entries can be secured the
management Of the Queen City Course,
at Newport, ky., will arrange Il gentle
mems Jockey race for amateur riders.
Captain : $. Brown, Of pttsburg. in
smaking of his stable, stated that his
horses wore doing well ut Mobile and if
any oncS shows up he will probably
race in the East.
Carroll Reid, who is now handling the
stable Of +. :. Gardner n Son, at Mem
phis, reports the horses in the best OF
condition.
/ lsabey, he colt that will carry STAN
ton Il fuckers colors in the first Derby
Of the year, has already been shipped to
I New Orleans. The feeling at Memphis
among trainers Is that lsabey will win,
but lie did not show much quality in
his race las, week, and the boys who saw
The sun., 1898-03-22

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unrr.aou,s Of Maggie iiarrl. VINO W. m,n..' rn,,-
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