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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-29
Blanket for Sports and Motoring
BY MARY MARSHALL.

And now it is the blankets. Thou
sands of them have already been con
verted from their time-honored role
Of bed covering to that of coats for
women and girls. And doubtless thou
sands more of them will be thus requi-
stioned before the Winter Is well
under way. Perhaps the first time
you saw one of the gay examples OF
these blanket coats you thought for
"a fleeing minute or two that the
wearer had escaped from some aSy-
lum or sanatorium wearing one OF the
old-time blanket bathrobes. But they
do not all look quite SO "bathrobey.'
The model shown in the sketch Is par
ticularly smart. 1t is made of a gray
blanket with a border of yellow and
orange and is finished with a wide fur
collar.
To some women these new blanket
coats seem appropriate for general
utility coat for all daytime occasions
until the rigors of Winter call for fur
coats. To other women the blanket
coat presents itself as especially suit
able for a sport and motoring coat.
Later in the season the shorter
blanket coat will perhaps be looked
upon with favor for skating because 1t
provides warmth without much weight.
tCoDyright 1890
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-29

inches high. Extremely graceful It
has the gift of making the whole foot
appear much more narrow.
And to rival the old favorite-pat-
ent leather-she introduces several
other Observation-Disclosures blue kid
to complement the many blue after
noon and street dresses: bois de rose
satin, which blends nicely with the
new deep wines, and an effectively
patterned leather-futuristic in de-
sign. NARCOTIC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-29
BY EDNA KENT FORBES.

Miss l.. X. F.-The little red lines
are probably congested and broken
veins. These do not call for expensive
beauty parlor treatment, as you can
be helped by violet ray treatment
from any doctor that uses 1t in his
practice. Inquire of your doctor about
violet ray or high frequency"
treatments, and he may direct you
to some hospital clinic, as you state
that you can not afford to pay for
help of this kind. High frequency"
is an intensified violet ray"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-29
AUTUMN
Autumn Colors.
BY d. c. PEATTIE.

Gold and crimson and bronze
scarlet and mauve and vermillfon,
the Autumn colorS are here. More
splendid than the panoply Of any
king, the trees of Rock Creek Park
begin to trumpet forth the glory of
their own deaths.
Any part of the District of Column
bia can boast its gorgeous Autumn
color, but there are wonder spots
that excel all the rest. Unfortunately
for the Autumnal beauty of many
Washington streets. the tree plant
ing is largely made up of elms and
lindens, both of which turn merely
a dull dirty yellow before falling to
the sidewalk. This is nothing
against the beauty or usefulness of
elms and lindens on our streets, but
it is a fact that If we had more oaks
and naples our streets would be one
shout of splendid color now.
At Pierce's Mill in Rock Creek
Park. or up the Potomac as one
sees 1t from the Key Bridge. at
Great Falls, at Silver Spring, along
the Lee highway, motorist or COM
muter may take in now the great
canvas which Autumn paints from
the most wonderful box of colors in
the world.
In our school days we always
learned that Autumn coloration is
due to the action of frost. Science,
which goes through the world up
setting beliefs based on mere Gre
dulity, upsetting even its own
opinions of yesteryear, is in a frame
Of mind today which is skeptical
about the relation between frost and
Fall colors.
The glorious reds are due. the bot
anists say, to a chemical substance
called erythrocyanin. while the shades
of yellow are caused by xanthocyanin,
and both are, as it We're, mere
residue of the great change that goes
on in the leaf in its old age, regard
less of frost. when In a complex
chain Of chemical changes the green
coloring matter and the starch food
reserve are withdrawn from leaf to
stem
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-29
Indian Rice Pudding.

Heat a quart of milk in a double
boiler. sprinkle in three tablespoons
Of corn meal, and cook with half a
cup of boiled rice. Add half a cup
of brown sugar, and a pinch each Of
ginger, allspice and cinnamon. Turn
into a buttered baking-dish, and bake
for two hours, stirring occasionally.
Serve with any preferred sauce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-29
Oatmeal Mullins.

Two thirds cup rolled oats, one cup
scalded milk, three tablespoons sirup
half teaspoon salt, two tablespoons
melted fat, one we'll beaten egg, one
and onehalf cups -four, four teaspoons
baking powder. Add scalded milk 10
the rolled oats. let stand ten minutes,
add sirup, salt and melted fat; mis-
thoroughly. Stir in the -four which
has been sifted with the baking pow
der. Add the egg and drop in we'll
greas ed muffin tins and bake
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-29
Cranberry jelly.

Cook until soft the desired quantity
of cranberries with one and one.half
pints three cups of water for each
two pounds eight cups) of berries.
Strain the juice through a jelly bag
Measure the juice and heat It to the
boiling point. Add one cup (one-half
pound of sugar for every two cups
of Juice; stir until the sugar is dis
solved: boil briskly for five minutes:
skim and pour into glass tumblers.
porcelain or crockery molds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-29

Certain gloomy moralists contend
that present-day fashions threaten the
stability OF the home. You probably
cont agree to that; but there is one
thing you will have to admit and that
is that present-day fashions are max
Ing devastating inroads into the deco
rations and equipment of the home
Miles and miles of cretonnes and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-29

A GRAY BLANKET WITH Dor
DER OF YELLOW AND ORANGE
WAS USED TO MAKE THIS COAT
WHICH HAS a COLLAR OF GRAY
FUR.
chintzeS, which we once considered
appropriate only for sofa cushions and
covers, window hangings, bedspreads
and things like that. We're used last
summer for coats. It's wonder there
are any more such materials in the
upholstery shops. Velours and pushes
of the sort that we used to consider
appropriate only for drawing hangings
have been taken over wholesale by the
mlilinerS. BroCadeS of all sorts that
We're once used almost exclusively by
the upholsterers are used for rich eve
ming and afternoon froCks. Metallic
braids that once would have been
looked upon as most appropriate for
trimming upholstery are now a stock
in trade of the dreSsmakers. Someone
suggests that before long not even the
oilcloth on the kitchen shelves and
tables will be safe from the inroads
OF the millinerS and dreSSmakers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-29
MODE MINIATURES

Opera pumps have held undisputed
sway on Fifth avenue for two months
New fashion says heels must be tall
and slender and names her favorite
the Spike having 1t measure 2H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-29
MENU FOR A DAY.

BREAKFAST.
Grapes.
Dry Cereal with Cream.
Scrambled Eggs with Tomato
Soup.
Toast. Marmalade.
Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Corn ChoWder.
Crackers.
Rice Cups.
Cookies. Tea.
DINNER.
Broiled Salmon Steak.
Riced Potatoes. Green Peas.
Vegetable Salad.
MaCaroon. CuStard.
Coffee.
SCRAMBLED EGGS.
TOMATO SOUP.
To the yolks of four to six
well-beaten eggs add one cup
tomato soup III it's condensed
form just as you get it from the
grocer. Salt and pepper. Fold
in the stiff1y-beaten whites, pour
into hot skillet. turn lightly
with fork and serve instantly.
RICE CUPS.
Scald one quart milk In dou-
BILE boiler, add ! cup well-waSh-
ed rice, seasoned with one-quar-
ter teaspoon salt and cook until
soft. Add one beaten egg, one
tablespoon sugar, three table
spoons cream and a few drops
lemon extract, beat until light
and turn into shallow cups.
When cold and firm, remove
from the cups, scoop out n
spoonful of rice from the cen
ter of each. fill the cavities with
preserved ounces and a little of
the strip. sprinkle with shred
ded almonds, place in hot
oven for about five minutes and
serve with thick cream.
VEGETABLE SALAD.
One cup cooked carrots, one
cup cooked potatoes, one cup
string beans, two tablespoons
finely chopped parsley, shredded
lettuce on salad plates. Mix the
vegeta bles, which have been cut
IN tubes, with a French dress
ing Tut on the shredded let
ftrln le0"nG ond serve.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-29
Across.

/. Business quarter of Venice.
Z. Rich medieval silk fabric.
Is. Brought into harmony.
Ia. Country of Asia.
Is. Metamorphic rock containing
feldspar.
10. Father or mother.
Il. Siamese coin.
Is. King.
10. Jewish month.
81. Part of the body.
%. Youth.
"a. Ourselves.
%. Also.
%. Luxurious rich man.
%. Mans name.
80. Sphere.
81. Goddess of earth.
80. River in Europe.
33. Lair.
"a. Gave money.
So. Small island.
38. Ponder.
80. Condition of a patient unable TO
recognize persons or things.
~. Extreme.
40. Spirited horse.
40. Blow a horn.
so. Point
80. Gaelic
SO. Deed.
ga. Rich goblet or tankard
56. Electrified particle.
81. Hasten.
58. Act upon by weight.
SO. Disguised observer
Down.
/. Torn cloth.
2. Unknown (abbrl.
s. Amount of surface.
4. Seaport in Scotland, now part of
Edinburgh.
IS. Trying out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-29
Copyright. 1929

s. A euphonism.
Z. Juice of a tree
8. Zebra wood.
9. French Psychologist.
10. Mountain goat.
II. Metal.
~. DeVour.
10 Above
20. Wind of the Adriatic.
%. Choral ode.
23 Ships.
a. one who utilizes.
%. Sound in mind.
y. West Indian witchcraft.
20. Confusion.
So. Move swiftly.
81. Powerful antiseptir.
IS. Crown
40. Southern State tabbr.).
Al. Exists.
AZ. Western State.
43. Particular places.
A. Carry.
As. Goddess of disCord.
Al. F'abuliSt.
IS. Disavow.
so. Sailor.
81. Dance step.
"a. Horsepower (ahbr.l.
50. Postscript (abbr).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-29

There was an old man Of i
Whose face had a most ,,
Evening star., 1925-07-12
Reduced for One Day in July Clearance!
Miami Sandals
$6.95 -

The resort shoe has become the shoe-and the
Miami sandal in greater demand these hot davs
A comfortable, low heel slipper with one strap, and
novel arrangement of cutouts that gives lattice effect
and is decidedly cooli
Smart tolk are wearing these sandals as much for
tailored as for sports and they may be had in
plain patent leather calf combinations of patent
with gray patent with field and calf with ai-
gator calf All sizes 21z to 8. Widths AA to c.
SECOND FLOOR. LANsBURGH & BRO
Evening star., 1925-07-12

Round, Y or MILDLY neck.
With or without hand en-
broidery at the neck, on the
pockets and cuffs. Patch or
set-in pockets. Cut long and
full. Assorted sizes.
Just the right frock for in
formal mornings and after
moons during this hot weather,
and the ridiculously low price
makes it possible for you to
buy two or three for what one
dress of this type would ordi-
narily cost you. AS practical
as they are attractive.
THIRD FLOOR. LANsBURGH BRO.
Evening star., 1925-07-12

Be sure to 60 to the nearest Authorized
Ford Dealer this week and see his dis
play of Ford Trucking Equipment and
the full line of Ford-built bodies on the
Ford one-ton chassis.
This is an exceptional opportunity to
learn how Ford equipment can bring
a new economy into your business.
Special demonstrations Of all types Of
Ford>bui1t trucks and their applica-
ton to your business will be arranged.
1t will pay you to 60 now-this week
while the complete line is on
display. These dependable low>cost
trucking units -1oO% Ford value
built complete to Ford standards of
serviceability, are available for almost
Evening star., 1925-07-12

every type of haulage and deli1
Over a million Ford Trucks and
delivery cars are in service toda
giving dependable and economical
vice to their users. Chassis and
alike possess those in>built qualiti'
strength and durability that are i'd
fed with all Ford products.
Through the huge volume of Ford
duction - permitting Of remark
economies-it is possible to sell t
complete units at the low prices sh
on this page.
Don't fail to visit this interesting
valuable display. Feel free to ask
demonstrations and for help in 10
ing your present trucking costs.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-26
A SZOMBATI ELOADAS
10th IsWan tarsulatanak vendeg-
jateka High School szinhazter-
meben.

A farrelli S k0rnyeki magyar
sagnak nagyszerii szinhazi estben
lesz resze szombaton, november
2S-an este. Farrellben, High
School szinhaztermeben tartja elo-
adasat 10th Istvan yezeteoe
alatt allo szintarsulat, mely eZ al
kalommal a "Kiniai lany' emu
enekes es tans:os operettet fogja
bemutatni. A tlzenket tagbol allo
tarsulat regi es kedyes Ismer0s-
kent elykezik Farrellbe, hova SEE
retettel varja 0ket az egesz ma
gyarsag.
A jegy elovetel AIT mutatJa.
hogy szombat este zsufolt haz tap
sofia neyeti vegig EFT a pompas
szindarabot. T6thek meg is er-
demlik minden tekintetben a ma
gyarsag osztatlan tainogatasat, lmi
vel eddigi el6adasaikkal, melyek
mindegyike muveszi nivon all6
volt bebizonyitottak, hogy a
koz0nsegnek belepti jegy ara
ert teljes tokelefes ellen6rteket
adnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-26
FARRELL HIREK
EGYHAZI BAZAR

Szerdan este a "Cigany Pan
ma" cimu pompas szindarabbai
nyilt meg a farrelli reformatus
egyhaz hatalmas bazarja. Csitor-
tokon, Thanksgiving Day-kor d.
u. ket orakor vette kezdetet tar
tott este 12-ig. A het utolso ket
napja is a bazar jegyeben fog le-
folyni.
Penteken este, 7 oral kezdettel
nyilik meg a bazaar tart ejfelig.
A bazaar utolso napja szombat, no.
vember 29-ike lesz. A Maennen-
chor Hall hatalmas terme zsufolva
van szebbnel-szebb ajandekoknak
alkalmas targyakkal, valamint
hasznos kozsziiksegleti cikkekkel
-ugy, hogy egy magyar Sc mu-
lassza ell EFT a pompas alkalnlat.
A farrelli kornyeki magyar
sag-remelhetoleg sze-
retettel karolja fel reformatus
egyhaz bazarjat, mely minden te-
kintetben megerdemli ezt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-26
eey reszet es ezt cselekedte meg q
gyllekezet a mutt vasarnap.

egy reszet es ezt cselekedte meg
gyulekezet inult vasarnap.
Predikacio vegeztevel meglna-
gyarazta lelkesz helyzetet S
felsz6litotta az egyhaztagokat,
hogy $1250.00 ideiglenes kolcson-
mel segitsek XII az egyhazat sza-
wa mem maradt pusztaban chang
zoszo. Elsonek Serbian JOSEF, az
egyhaz regi .j6ltevoje ALT fel $
megajanlott ajanldek gyanant
$l00-t, k0lcson gyanant $50-t. Ko-
vacs Janos ajandekozott $25-t s
k6lcs0n gyanant $50-t. Rajtuk XII
viii IA kovetkezo egyhaztagok
aianlottak k0lcs0nt $100-t az
Egyhazi Bs. Egylet, $S0-t az Ifju-
sagi K0r. $50 -javal adnak k0l-
cs0nt kovctkezok: Safrany Fe-
rene. Gtrus Karoly, Molnar San
dor, Homonnay Jozsef es neje, Bu
Ii Janos, Simon Peter, Joo Mar
ton, Kish X. es fla, Rinyu Nihaly
ne. Demeny Lajosne. A hianyzt
0sszeget pedig az egyhaz penztar
noka: Ftilop Istvan fogja sajat
iabol kip6tolni. Icy november 80
am, vagy december Len bek0lt0z
het a lelk6szcsalad a parochiaba
4 fenti egyhaztagoknak a tett
/, magaban hordja dicseretat. .
Bazarunk msgnyilik szerdam &c
/. tc es tart eStenkent, mig Xxi men
arulunk mindent, nit tagiaink
ioakar6ink 0sszsadtak erre a eel
ra. A templom .baSementjabe
lesz megtartya a baZar. $ szivesc
hivunk Is latunk mindenkit.
Advent elS0 vasarnapJa lesZ nt
vember 29-ike. Ere is felhivju
mindenkinek "a figyelmet, hog
keszithessiik mindnyajan az u
max utjat egyengethessuk az
osvtnyet. hogy karacsony iinn'
pen megsZiilethessen a sziyekbe
is a krisztus
Az Ifjusagi Kor iovo vasarnaI
azaz nov. 29-en tartja rendes ha'
eyiileset templom alatti hely
segeben, fel negy oral kezdettel.
tagok teljes szammal val6 megje
V nese kivanatos
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-26
A NILES, Oh REFORMATUS
EGYHAZ HIREI.
Kohl: Csepke Istvan. ref. lelkesz
Lakasa: J03 Robbins Ave.
Templom a So. Silicon, a End St.-en.


Multi vasarnapi istentisztele-
tiink emlekezetcs marad az egyhaz
t0rteneteben. Mem azert inert
hosszu id6 utan ismet a -szokott-
nal nagvobb erdeklodes mutatko-
zott az istent isztelet latogatasa
irant, hanem emlekczetesse tet-
TEX AIT egyhazlnk tagjai az 3 egy
haA1khoz val6 Observation-Disclosures K
tettekben xalo megmutatasa at
tai. 4 parochianak megvett tel
kct oily fcltetel alatt adta ell a tn
lajdonosa olyan Jutanyos aron, ha
ket het alatt rendbe tudunk jon
nj mindennel kifizetiiik Ut. Ter
meszetesen ket het r0vid id0 We
telar eloteremtesere, tehat kol-
cs0n ntan kellett nezni. Ugy, de
ahhoz akar egylaz, akar pedig
barmilyen j6tekonysagi egyesiilet
birtokot betablaztathasson ahhoz
az allami t0fvenyek szerint a Co
urtnak beleegyezese sziikseges.
EFT sem lehet ket het alatt meg
szerezni Mem tnafadt tehat mas
hatra. mint el6teremteni q peng
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-26

pessegeinek, de sziikseges, hogy
a dontes szal6k es a tahit6 ira.
nyitasa nellett t6ftenjek. r. sok-
szor ugy s5iil5kre, mint a eyer
mekre nezve valsagos, nehez id6-
szak, ugyanis a gyermek egyeni-
sege akkor mar jelentkezik es a
feln6ttek utasitasat vagy egyalta-
Ian mem fogadja ell, vagy igen
eros merlegeles es kritika ala We
sci. A ziilo ilyenkor a barat me-
legsegevel IS Acknowledgment
adjon tanacsot gyermeknek es
bar a serdiilo ifju legt0bbnyirc
csak 0nmaga segithet bajain, kell,
hogy ct rokonszenvvel es meyer
tessel tamogassuk. "A kiil0nlegcs
egNeni kivaltsagokat mem kel'
mindig tul komolyan venni, de XII
nevetni sem szabad. Fontos k0te.
lessege a sziil0knek es a tanito
| max, hogy a serdul6 gyermeket bl
zalmassa, k0zlekennye nevelje, 4,
ugyarakkor tulkapasoktol visz
szatartsa. A gyermeknek serdilt
| koraba mar uralkodni kell 0nm;
gan. Ebben korban valik eszrc
vehetGve a hajlam bizonyos mil
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-26
Rom. kath. egyhaz Gorog kath. egyhaz

Adomanyok-A SIT. Gyorgy
egyhaz kebeleben miik0do Oltar
es Leany Egylet ezuton is koszo-
netet fejezi Xxi azolSnak, akik penz
bell cs egytb adomanyukkal az
okt6ber 26-an tartott alarcosbal
Sikeret elGmozditottak. $l-$lt
adomanyoztak: 0zv. Negsho Ja-
nosne, Borsos Juliska, Kopp Janos
ne. Borsos Gyorgy, Hrico Janos-
ne, CSolinszky Ferencnt, Narocsik
Janosne, Deak J6zsefne, Fedor
Janosne. Matica Janosne, Kondas
Andrasne. 0zv. Orosz Ferencne,
Orosz MihalNnt. H0rcsik Mihaly-
ne, Nitro Mihalynt, S. Rev f. Su-
ba. $40 az Oltar Egylet es $15 a
Maria Leany E@ylet
Ezcnfeliil ajandtkoztak: Eber
Ferenc magyar patikus set szl-
var szipkat Is cgy borotva kesz-
lctct. Horvath Vilmos kozjegyzd
egy sztp n6i penztarcat, Peremi
NJ. cgy arany kark0t6t, egy nyak-
tlet es egy gyiiriit.
,
Pasztorjatek.-A szokasos kara
csonyi gyermck pasztor jatek pro
bal heten megkezdodtek, ak
meg szerepelni 6hajt gyermekek
kohl, az november 26-an, csiit0r
tok delel6tt 10 orakor jelentkez
EEK templom alatti helyisegben
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-26
Reformatus egyhaz


Gyermek szindarab.-Mint en-
litettiik is, gyermekek egy Macy
sza ba>u szindarab eloadasara ke-
sziilnek, melyet South-Hlgh
School gy0nyoril szinpadan fog
max lejatszani. A "Jancsi es Ju-
liska vilashiru gyelnek operat
ada elo hatvannegy gyermek.
Sc a magyarok, Sc az angolok
ilyet meg mem lattak. A iegyeket
gyermekek fogjak arulni, We
gyen aztrt mindenki toliik.
A gyermek szindarab ket eld-
adasban keriil bemutatasra, de-
cember Sen. szombaton delutan
IS december len. hetfon este.
Disznotoros vacsora.-Noi Klu-
bunk december l3-an hatalmas
diszn6toros vacsorat rendez. East
Youngstownban, Crow-fele Hal.
ban. Szeretettel hivnak es varnaH
mindenkit. Gy0nyorii targyak kl
sorsolasara is keriil maid alkalom
Istentisztelet.-A reank jovt
vasarnap, iSmtt a hatulso epillet
hon tartunk istpnt iSZt elptpt. ME
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-26
! Egyhazi hirek
l-JF=TEE]EI5F=If-I f-IlT-I=llElf-JTIT-

tie Xxi maganak egy hatalmas arva-
haz letesiteset. Persze, a szobar
levo tarsasag csak ugy oldhatja
meg nemes feladatat, ha katho
likus nGp joadolnanyaival segit-
segere siet. Most eppen lit van az
advent lido, amikor tiltja egyha-
zunk vigalmakat es minden "a
JOS mulatozast. Tehat moziba es
mas szorakozasi helyekre val6 ja-
rast. \ penzt, melyet maskor
ilyen c6lokra szoktunk pazarol-
nj. tegyiik felre es adjuk oda a
szegeny arva eyermekeknek. HI
Walt a fiatalsag, mely szereti xii
lonosen latogatni az olyan helye-
ket, maradjon t6liik tavol ebben
az ADVENT id0ben es adja ext a
penzt a szegeny arvaknak. Ha
minlenki megtakaritja penzt
0nmeg egtagadast eyakorolva ebber
az advent idoben, bizony - mon
dom, hogy eey sep summa pen,
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gyek rohamosan fogynak, j6l te-
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