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proposition. Below is what one of
them said on the subject:
"There are thirty-fve out of the
fffty-one members of the Democratic
National Committee here. They
are all Bryan's friends-I mean de-
voted to him prsonally, as well as
for what he has done and sacrificed
for his party. I have seen most of
them since Mr.. Bryan made his
speech. I have seen Governors of
States. Senators and ex-Senators,
as well as members of the House OF
Representatives, ex-members of that
body. and prominent Democrats
from all parts of the country. TheEE
universally deplore that Mr.. Bryan
should have voiced such doctrines as
are contained in the part of his
speech dealing with government
ownership of railroads. The other
parts of his speech have met with
general approval, as far as the Ma
tfonal Committee is concerned.
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WHAT wATTERsoN SAYS.

Henry Watctrson has turned tan
on his admiration and newly c9il-
waited love for w. J. Bryan. Here
i what he says in the Courier-Jou
nal on Mr.. Bryan's new paramount
issue. the government ownership OF
eve simply express the opinion
that public ownership is not
rnmedv for any existing abuse" he
soys tEthnt it would aggrayate every
form of existing abuse, that 1t would
MI in the hands of the party in
chance possession of the Govern
m ,,i mower untold and dangerous
to liberty. making the President oil
tGa United States more Poten!tial
than the autocrat of all the RusSian5 s
md tbe partisan organization behind
him irremovable, except at the eho
If revolution only too likely to De
If blood. The suggestion as
flank in the Democratic platform
If tbis time is not only imprae:..ic:+t
,ble in the highest degree, but H. II
we're adopted as a fighting Inc
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Mr.. Bryan was warned before
hand not to use the part of his
speech pertaining to the govern
ment ownership of railroads, but he
insisted on doing it and as a result
he finds the leaders of his own par
ty very bitterly opposed to him on
this most important subject. A
newspaper man interviewed the Ma
tional Committeeman present at the
Bryan Homecoming relative to the
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would cost mp the eIectIoh.
at could not be carried out as
policy, even if by some eataelysm
we should come to- power in spite of
it and it ought not to he adopted, or
contemplated as policy BY any
party. having the real good OF the
people ut heart. 1t is un-Ameri-
can and un-Democratic, illogical to
all our professions on the side oil
the simple. cfficacious and upright
government.
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WHAT NEXT?

With actual facts to again dis
prove their assertions that RePub-
Iican rule in West Virginia will re-
eult in the undoing of the State we
wonder what reason the Democrats
will now bring forth as to why the
Republican party should be turned
out. For several years they nave
been saving that the Republican tax
laws will prove a failure. Ihey
sef one wear and that year the laws
aid not prove a failure. Then they
said it would come the next year.
But the next year came and went
and still there were no sign OF fan
ure. -
would surely come this year. But
th;s year Is here and the tax tickets
bova been made out and lol the
small, tax payer, the farmer, the
mechanic, and the nottingham
finds his taxes lower in rate than
tbor have ever been. He finds that
tbo BOARD of Public Works has es-
tabIished a new standard OF valua-
tion Thereby the wealth of the rich
i made to NEAR its fair share oil inc
burden of taxation.
WHY should the property OF
,roaitbv railroad corporation be
a /" at only ten cents on the
dollar while the farming land OF the
farmer and the property OF the
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CYRUS E. WEBB.
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After repeated solicitation from
Republicans from various districts
of the county, I have consented to
be a candidate for county commits
sioner, subject to the will of the
Republicans of Harrison county.
JAMES S. GRIFFIN.
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County Commissioner
I hereby announce myself as
Republican candidate for County
Commissioner subject to the Repub-
lean Primary election.
HIRAM L. MUNDAY-
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Thursday, Sept 6, 1906.
ANNOUNCEMENTS

For County Superintendent.
I desire to announce myself toE
the nomination for the office OF
county superintendent of free
schools of Harrison county, subject
to the will of the Republicans OF
the couhty' ~ns n WEIR
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I hereby announce my candidac'
for county commissioner of Har-
rison county subject to the will OF
the Republican party.
B. BROWN STOUT.
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Pink lips like velvet, chapped or
cracked lips, can be made as soft as
velvet by applying a Light coating Of
DR.. Shops Green Salve. It takes
out completely the soreness Of cuts
bruises and all skin ahrasious Sold
Dy ~ dealers
The Washington times., 1906-06-06
George Washington Grads
Hold First Glass Day

Some eishty-odd law graduates of the
George Washington University gathered
last night IN Continental Memorial HaN
10 celebrate the first annual class day
This is the first time in the history OF
the university that this event has been
Cele ebrated. because IL has been the Gus
tom heretofore TO have graduating eS-
erclscs for each department The grad
ua.ing class OF the law department,
therefore. had class day practically
all By Itself Under the new sTstem,
however, all the departments combine
in the one big commencement day.
The members OF the senior law class
decided 70 make university history by
starting class day events, and met last
night for that purpose The young
lawyers were arrayed IN cap and gown,
and were unusually hilarious Dean
Vance, Of the department OF law and
Jurisprudence. was the guest OF honor
and made an address 20 the young meR
upon the subject Of The Lawyer as an
Of1Ce- Of the Court.
Charles W. Morris delivered the class
Grafton. his subject being The Equip
ment and Duties OF a Young Lawy er-"
Levi Cook was the class prophet. and
made some interesting predictions The
members Of the class received their dl-
nlOmaS this morning.
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DEPARTMENT OF LAW.
Bachelor of Laws.

Candidates presented by Dean Vance.
Levi Russell Alden, District Of CoIurn-
bia. A b. 1909. a. NJ. 1904. Columbian
University; Ernest Patterson Arm
strong Iowa, Ii. B.. 1902. National Uni
versity; Carl A Badger. Utah; John
Richard Barker. North Carolina; Harry
r. Barton. South Dakota; Glenarvon
Behymer, California; Adam NJ BeeleT,
Indiana: Riley Andrew Blessing. West
Virginia; Charles Norman Bouic, Mary
land, Marcus Henry Burnstine. District
of Columbia: Simon Henry Busch. Min
nesota; David HaZen ButZ. Pennsyl-
vania. b. A, 1895, Lafayette College;
Morton Mead Cheney, New Hampshire;
Frederick Francis Clark, District OF Co
lumbia; Arthur Henry Codington, GeOr-
gia, LIB, 1902 Mercer University:
Charles Buxton Coffin. South CaTolinai
Louis Cohen, Wisconsin; Levi Cooke,
New York. Percy Murtaugh Cox, Mary
land, NJ. D., 1893, Columbian University;
Lucien cambridge Crist, District OF Co
lumbia; Victor George CrOissant, WASH
ington; Arthur Emerson Cross. Wash
ington, Ii. b, 1905. Uni 1ersity Of Wash
ington: John Benedict Cunningham.
West Virginia; Berkeley Reynolds
Davids. Pennsylvania. Herbert King
Davidson, jr Massachusetts; Arthur
LlewelIyn Davis. Illinois; Jasper Marion
Dresser. Pennsylvania, B. 5, 1890, Pur-
due University; Arthur Ames Fisher.
District Of Columbia. Allen Gilbert
Flowers. South Carolina; Frank Fray
ser, Virginia, Harvey Ford. West Nir-
ginia; Edwin Winfield Fullam. New
Jersey: Charles Franklin Fuller. New
York. 3. S. 1901. the George Washington
University; Walter Louis Furbershaw,
New York; Philip GarneJt, New Hamp-
shire: Horace Reid George, Pennsyl-
vania; Milo B. GoOdaI, Wisconsin,: Nor
ris X. HarralsOn, Georgia; Elmont Bibb
Hazard. District of Columbia; Lewis
Hodges District of Columbia; Sumner
Webster Hurd. New Jersey.
Willie Parker Jones. Massachusetts,.
RA, 1895 Tufts College; Walter Edwin
Keyes, Oregon. LIB, 1895. Oregon
University of Law; Harry Ferdinand
Lerch. District of Columbia: Leroy A
MCGEE, Wisconsin; Donald Holman Nc
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DEATH RECORD.

Ella Purdy. 90 years. sl4 z street south
west
Marshall Euis. IS years. Crabtree
alley
Robert stevans. 80 years. 1927 First
street southwest
Maria GIascOe. 4 years, Washington
Asylum Hospital
Ceorglna Coleman. q years, Hamilton
road.
Eleventh street southeast
John PeytOn TCrbeTt, 64 years, 90 II
street southeast.
Anna Chase. % years. 24 o street
northwest.
Braxto7 Harrison. 20 years, Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane
John Meehan. . wears, Government
Hospital for the Insane
Russel Jewell. 6 years. 1886 Second
street southeast.
Henry J. Bright. = years, 131 4 street
northeast.
William HattOn. s. years. 10I6 NIassa-
chuseJts avenue northeast
Arthur p German, G. years. 1882 &
street northwest
Robert H. Harrison, 4S years, Brook
land. d. c
Lewis n Msgruder. IS years. 617 I
street northeast
Joseph r Rabbit. 3 years. 1419 Twen-
ty-SCCOnd street northwest
Edward Nolan, sS years, > X street
northwest
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BEGINS REVISION
OF BUILDING LAWS
Inspector Ashford Acts as
Committees Chairman.
MANY CHANGES PLANNED
Propose Modification of IS Per Cent
Light and Ventilation Space
Requirement.

With Building Inspector Ashford act
ing as chairman. the committee Of ten
professional ard business men. appoint
cd some time ago by the District Com
missionors TO revise the present building
regulations. began its work today. at
the District Building.
The first question likely 10 be taken
up will be that governing the light and
ventilation Of buildings which. by its
provision requiring that 25 per cent OF
lot be devoted. IN the construction OF
building. TO light and ventila ion, is
regarded as too strict. and working q
hardship on owner and builder alike
This particular requirement OF the pres
ent REGULATIONS has been strenuously Op-
posed - apartment-house building, and
its modification is highly probable.
Because OF certain other provisions Of
the present regulations which he re-
CARDS as too stringent. the Building In
spector has long been desirOus OF un-
dertaking complete revision He is Of
the opinion that after n period Of time
any set Of building regulations become
obsolete. and in the interests or the
public. revision should be under Az
10 meet changed conditions.
The work Of revision VIII require
minute inspection Of every provision Of
the regulations. and Will not be finish
ed for several months. The committee
Will serve without compensation.
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lima: KOsciuskO Hamilton. Tennessee:
william Slaughter Hardesty, West Vir-
Einia; Roy Cleveland Hehebower, Dis
trict Of Columbia: Paul Stanley Hill
Maine, y. a, 1901 Bowdoin COLLEGE
Robert Arthur HOoe Virginia. Levi
houston Huber. Pennsylvania. John
Nllllam Humphrles. Virginia.
II christian jOrgenson, New York PHI
u. lSSS. New York College OF Pharma cv /:
lyman Frederic Kebler. Pennsylvania
NJ. 5, 1892, University OF Michigan:
Anthony Joseph Lanza New York:
John Roye- LauEhiin. Pennsylvania. NJ
A, leV2' Columbian University; Herbert
H. Lund, Utah; Larry Benjamin Nc
Afee. Indiana; William Nelson Mcbane.
North Carolina; Carroll SewaN Middle
ton. Maryland; Herbert Bridger Mont
gomery. Ohio; Mead Moore. Kentucky;
Lester Hughes Murdoch. Texas; Hugh
Nutting. New York; Arthur F. Reeves,
North Carolina. Fred Repctti. District
OF Columbia, Phar. D.. 1901 National
college Of Pharmacy; William Lloyd
Sheep. North Carolina; Charles Angus
tus Simpson. Virginia; Stephen Harrison
Smith. Virginia. William Hamilton
Smith. jr-, District OF Columbia: Richard
Lee Spire. New York: Arthur Camp
Stanley Wisconsin, Charles FaEue
Sternc. District OF Columbia; Earle
Clement Stevenson. Nebraska. =. S.
1899. Nebraska Wesleyan University: NJ
a, 1893, University o! Nebraska; Dallas
Gnchrist Sutton, District Of Columbia;
Arthur Newman TaTkcT. District OF Co
lumbia. A b. lJJ- Wesleyan CniVer-
3 e: Joseph PcJeriicld Trent Virginia.
Cary Warren Woods. Vermont
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WHALES APE SWARMING
OFF SOUTHERN COAST

NEW YORK, June According to
Captain Peck. Of the schooner Matilda
D. Borda. from Fernandina. the water
not far down the coast is alive with
whales.
On Sunday while about ninety miles of
Cape Henry. he fell IN with the William
II. Glazer, a whaling schooner from
PTOvilCetOwn. Mass, and the captain
told him in FIVE weeks on the grounds
of the southern coast he had gathered
zoo barrels OF oil The whaIer's ca"cain
said he thought he could stay right on
the home grounds and fill his 500 barrels
II about six weeks
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EFFORTS MAKING TO BUY
B. & 0. BRANCH STOCK

Baltimore financial circles are stirred
by the gossip that officers of the Baltl-
more and Ohio railroad are still making
efforts 10 buy the outstanding stock OF
the Washington branch still held BY
Individuals
There still remain about go shares OF
this stock. and il is the general belief
that 10 secure II a good price would be
paid For the 800 shares held by the
State $50 a share was paid, but IL is
not believed this price would be accepted
by present holders In fact, an opinion
IS held by some bankers that S1.0J a
share would not be an excessive price 10
ask The present owners can afford 10
hold H. and il may require strong in
ducements 70 get them 70 let 60
The Washington times., 1906-06-06
FOURTEEN-YEAR-OLD HERO
WOULDN'T WORRY MOTHER
George Seymore After Receiving Painful Injuries by Fall
ing From Car, Refused Hospital Aid, Fearing His
Parent Might Become Frightened

With his face cut and bleeding pro-
Iusely IS q result of a fall from street
car at Brlghtwood avenue and Euclid
place. shortly after Z O'Clock last oven-
ing, little George SeymOre, fourteen
years old, of 2542 Sixth street north
west. refused all offers Of medical as
Slstance. declaring that an exaggerated
report of the affair would be borne to
his mother. whom he did not want TO
worry.
The lad Is said 10 have gone down
town on an errand for the mother, who
warned him upon sta ting. 70 be care
ful Of the street cars. lie performed
his errands. and boarded a Ninth street
CO. intending to go home to his dinner
car ne. red his corner ne stepped
running board preparatory 70
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TO THE PARENTS OR GUARDIANS
OF pupils OF Mckinley Manual Training
school. notice is hereby given that
meeting viii be held at Riggs House Par
lcrs on THURSDAY EVENING s
. CLOCK. 10 pass resolutions endorsing
ne retention OF Mr. A J. Gardiner as
FiSTIlnlelpal. II BENZ +. EDWARDS. A NJ
: 4 = ~ II IL. Mrs. ANNIE cox LARNER.
.11OC,AL ,1'J-,AlL UNION. NO. I32. United Bro
III ieIlca Washington. D. G, June 5. 1906
a. a. MEMBERS eliloers are hereby notified to
gp IT ~ ~ IssSht az the next regular meeting.
ical Temple. 423 c. street Tort 80 o.
S e.e purpose OF taking part IN the semi
annual az election OF officers. BY order
u - We union. JACOB NUSSBAU8I.
The Washington times., 1906-06-06
Pope Was the Playmate
Of Dan Hd1nd'S Daughter
Head of Catholic Church and Fiv6-Year-OId
Miss Romped Together Despite Presence
of Staid DignitarieS and Visitors

NEW YORK. June 6.-The five-year-
old daughter OF Dan Hanna. OF Cleve-
land, who with her parents is at the
Gotham Hotel. has returned rom Rome
where she enjoyed the perhaps unpar-
alleled honor Of having had the Pope as
playmate
Mrs. Hanna had d special audience
with his holiness. In the ante-chamber
she missed her daughter. Returning she
was dUmfounded to find the child
kneeling on the flooring apparently
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DIED.

GORMAN-On Monday. June 4. in the sixty
eighth year Of his age. ARTHUR PUE COR
MAN
Funeral will be held from his late resi-
oence 1882 X St. Washington. on Thurs
day morning. June Z, at IL o clock Services
at the house private. Interment at Oak TJill
Cemetery, Georgetown. D c. Please omit
flowers. IL
CLEMENTS-On Wednesday. June S, 1906.
OF n.lS .clock a. m. Mrs. ANNIE l.
CLEMENTS. beloved wife OF Noah A Glenn
ents.
Notice Of funeral hereafter. II
ELLIOTT-On Tuesday. June s. 1906. at 4:5O
M ALEXANDER ELLIOTT. aged
seventv-hve years
Friends invited 20 attend the funeral serv-
ices. at his late residence. sos I street north
. west. Thursday. June :. at 3 O'Clock. In
terment private Kindly omit flowers.
Jest
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searching for something with the head
OF the Catholic Church on his hands and
knees. aiding her IN her quest
For two minutes his holiness and lit
tie Miss Hanna both Oblivious 10 the
presence or number OF cardinals and
Mrs Hanna, grOped about the floor
turning up the edges OF rugs
Finally the Pope held up a tiny me
dalliOn.
"Oh, that's it, cried little Miss Hanna.
The Pope patted her head. and after
expressing thanks. Mrs Kama led her
VenturesOme little daughter away
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getting off. but lost his footing and fell.
face downward.
Fortunately the motorman had re-
ceiYed the signal TO stop. and was run
ming at low rate of speed When
picked up by the conductor the injured
boy was found TO have sustained nothing
more serious than several painful cuts
about the head and face. Passengers
on the car suggested sending for an
ambulance, but the pluCKy little fellow
would not hear OF such = thing
L am all right" ne declared. 'and L m
not going to have my mother think I'm
half killed. She worries too much now.
and I'm not going 10 give her anv more
trouble II l can help it, MY bruises
don't hurt very much. and mother Will
Know what 10 do FER :hcm better than
any physician"
No amount Of persuasion could alter
the boy determination. and ne was as
sisted 10 his home
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NATIONAL COLLEGE OF PHARMACY
Doctor of Pharmacy.

Candidates presented by Dean Kalus-
Owski.
Louis V. Dieter. Maryland; Alice
Winans DOwUey. Ohio: rsadOra Geo
gheghan. District Of Columbia; John w.
Grady. South Carolina: Bernard s.
Judd. District Of Columbia. Sylvern
LaUpheimeT. Virginia, Frank T. Lin
ton. Maryland. Harry s McAuley. Dis,
trict Of Columbia; Robert r. Miskimon.
Delaware; Cyrus W. Nelson. Iowa /;
Nellie G.. O'DonneU. District of COlum-
bia. Eelen 4 SudLar- Illinois.
The Washington times., 1906-06-06
FACULTY OF DENTISTRY.
Doctor Of Dental Surgery.

Candidates introduced By Dean Lewis
AdolphUs Blair AXE. Pennsylvania:
Roy Clay BrIttlu. Tennessee. Nathan
iel Chapman. District Of Columbia:
Ralph Stuart Clinton. New York. Mar
ion Edwyn Harrison, Georgia; Upton
s Howser. Maryland: Don Francis
Murphy. District Of Columbia; Frank
Elton Neely. Indiana, James Thomas
PrendeTEdst. West Virginia. John Wins
low Taylor. Maryland. Ralph Ivcy
Nandewan, Wisconsin; William Henry
WOndrnn. Now York
The Washington times., 1906-06-06
FACULTY OF STUDIES.
Doctor of Medicine

Candidates introduced by Dean Phi
lips.
Julius Leo ArntZen, Missouri, Samuel
Lee Battles, Louisiana. Robert Ander-
son Bennett. Maryland; Nelson Du Val
Brecht, District of Columbia; Ernest
William Brown, Connecticut, Phi. B.,
1887. Phi. D., 1900, Yale University: Will
liam Barry Burnell. Oregon; Fontaine
Lee Carswell. Georgia; Lyman Jairus
Clements. Mississippi; John Sullivan
Clifford, New Hampshire; James Daniel
Currie, Texas; Alfred Preston Davis
North Carolina. NJ d, 1894. Kentucky
School of Medicine; Meade Randolph
Edmunds Mississippi; James Steele For
sythe Mississippi; Ralph Montgomery
Goss. Georgia A b. 1901. University
of Georgia: James Robertson Cow. Ohio.
LII B., 1894. Georgetown University;
Charles Shober GraySon, North Caro-
The Washington times., 1906-06-06
The Special Silver Vaults

Of Union Trust Co., 1914 F St, afford alb
solute protection for silverware, family
plate, &c. Wagons call No charge for
carriage
The Washington times., 1906-06-06
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.
Bachelor of Arts.

Candidates presented by Dean Wilbur.
Clara Nelma Barber. Florida: Kari
Morgan Block. District OF Columbia: /:
Ada Belle Burgdorf District of Colum-
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Master of Patent Law.

George LOwman Beeler. Illinois. 3. 6.
1889. Columbian University. IL. r. 1902
National University. Edgar Hamilton
Bon DIrant. Iowa, Ii. NJ. 1903. Ma
t!onal University, Walter White Rough-
ten. Ohio. Ii. b, 1906 National Cniver-
sity. =. S. 1902. Case School of Applied
Science; Noah J. Brumbaugh Missouri
b A. 1886. Harvard University, Il. b
1905. National University: John Henry
Carnes, New Jersey, IL. b. 1904. Ma
uonal University; Durant Church, Dis
trict OF Columbia. LII. B.. 1905 Notre
Dame; Nathan Comstock, Wisconsin.
Richard John Cook, Arkansas, IL. p
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Special Rate, $3.50 Every Saturday

10 Old Point and Norfolk Va. Beach
$. =. good returning Sunday night Nor
folk * Washington Steamboat Co.
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Doctor Of Civil Law.

John William Farley, Tennessee; Ii.
3. 1902 Vanderbilt University. LII. N
1903, NJ. Dip, 1891. Columbian Cniver-
sity.
Albert Cornelius Cav. Missouri. p. A,
1894, N A, l9pl, William Jewell Col
lege: N A. 1886, Gallaudet College. N
Dip. 1874. the George Washington Uni
Versity-
Howard SaXtOn. Nebraska. LII b.
1901, University Of Nebraska; Ii. NJ
l9O4. Columbian University. NJ Din.
1853. the George Washington University
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The Berlitz School Of Laneua6eS

20 18th St y. ". a Gonard. Prime
Grand Prizes, st. Louis. 'o4; Liege, 'o5.
French. German. Spanish. exc Native teachers
Special summer rates Trial lesson free-
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