davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1928-07-02

introduce the color In the initial. The
same colors should go all the way across
the letter in order to give the rainbow
effect. Otherwise the two sides would
not balance. They would look as If
they came from two different rsinbows,
and that wouldn't do. The work itself
is done very closely In over-and-over
stitch in fine thread or floss. Usually
the initial Is heavily padded beneath the
embroidery, giving 1t much body
A luncheon or bridge set in rainbow
embroidery Is particularly chosen for
the Summer occasion, where delicate
tints are featured In flowers and favors.
Fringe is in keeping with the style. and
the manner of introducing color into it
is easy. Having chosen the colors to
be used. select half a dozen threads Of
each. These are cut to length which,
when doubled and tied, win equal that
Of distance of the fabric fringe. The
latter is made simply by raveling the
edges to the desired depth. Hold the
colored strands double, draw loop part
way through edge of fabric with cro-
chet hook, pull ends of strands through
the loop and draw up. Repeat this
process with different colors at stated
intervals.
Knot the colored AMI white together,
as desired. and then make secure from
fraying by process known as hem
stitching the fringe. This differs from
ordinary hesnstitching only in the eff
feet. The drawn threads are held on
but one side. Proceed on the fabric
side quite as you would If regular hem
stitching were In progress, except that
there viii have to be a few ordinary
overcasting stitches between the places
where fringe is held by knots. When
you come to the knotted places include
all the knotted strands In a single but
tonhOie stitch, such as Is used IN hold
ing the groups Of threads IN l1emstitch-
ing.
tCopyright. 1881
Evening star., 1928-07-02
DIET AND HEALTH
BY LULU HUNT PETERS, M. d.

a pound Of liver Cooked weiglat) and
one-qusrter OF pound of other red
muscle meat.
Infected Navel.
For the past two months A. has
had an infection in the navel. 1t
doesn't disable her, but she naturally
wants to get 1t cured.
II the navel is deep and is not
thoroughly cleaned every day. infec-
tons may get in and cause a little in
fiamnatlosa Occasionally a small pof-
tfon Of the cord may have been caught
down by the skin and left from baby
hood This may finally cause little
trouble. / have seen cases Of this type
several times myself Go TO your family
physician and see IL this is the cause
in your case, A. II so, 1t is easily re-
moved.
You might try first washing 1t thor
oughlg with soap and water, thea
sprinkling III little toracic acid pow
der
Evening star., 1928-07-02
Your Equity in Marriage.

You have probably heard your hus-
band. speak of his equity in property.
He means. of course, the part Of the
property which belongs to him, or that
part to which he has lawful claim.
You have an equity in marriage as
well.
Your equity consists Of your husband,
your family and your dover rights.
$3.50 Some women will insist that one can
not make business Of marriage. That
is true, but there are certain civil rights
which are part and parcel of marriage.
First of all, your husband contracts
or undertakes to support you. AS long
as you live as man and wife his con-
tract is binding. Your equity in that
respect is improved If you help your
husband to improve his position and
economic welfare In perhaps palmer
language, your husband is an asset to
you that may be increased In value as
you In turn make yourself of worth to
him.
Your equity in your family is not
defined for the most part How
ever, family that Is properly reared
Evening star., 1928-07-02
Straight Talks TO Women About Money
BY MARY ELIZABETH ALLEN.

is bound to realize fine things and
achieve material success.
To be the mother of such family is
an asset in itself. and one which en-
Eiches your equity" In time of need
your equity may have practical value
as well as sentimental value.
Your equity in the family fortune is
defined by law. In most States It is
one-third of the personality. If nothing
more is specified The personally or
personal estate consists of everything
that is movable.
Marriage confers on women certain
rights TO be supported. to be
loved by children, to be provided for in
old age, and so on but 1t also
imposes obligations on woman.
Her equity In her husband Is worth
only as much as she makes of him, or
enables him to make Of himself A
thriftless, indtilgent wife can be o dead
weight of fatal circumstance on mans
neck. Her equity in her children is
worth only as much as the children
themselves. Her equity In the family
estate is worth as much as the estate
itself, and usually the accumulation of
that fsfa task delegated to the mother.
Evening star., 1928-07-02
Lessons in English
BY W. L. GORDON.

Often mispronounced: Aftix. Accent
noun on first syllable, verb on last syl-
liable.
often misspelled: Enemies (pluraD;
not lnys.
Synonyms: Tremble, yihrate, shake.
osciliate, fiuetuate, fiutteT, CULVER.
Wcrd study: Use word three times
and it is yours" Let us increase our
vocabulary by mastering one word each
day. Today's word Supplement verb
10 make additions 10. Each topic was
different but supplemented the other"
Evening star., 1928-07-02

soto voce. "I believe their idea of
perfect home Is one where there are
nothing but closets
Nevertheless he built one In the
kitchen. A hood had been built out
over the range and he discovered he
could put a small one into that hood.
1t was painted inside with a pumpkin
yellow paint. The inside of the doors
were the same color Then the shelves
were edged with black and held odd
bits of pottery. It was a closet for eff
feet rather than use. but it served its
purpose nobIy.
A small shelf seemed to grow like
magic under Rogers hammer and saw.
Evening star., 1928-07-02
Answers to Correspondents.
Leakage Of the Heart.


Please let He know what causes
leaksss Of tire heart. Does it afiec.
most when person is weak and rur
down? IF"
Leakage Of the heart is caused by
anything that prevents the valves Cf
the heart from closing and opening
property. IL may occur from infiamna-
tons and later shortening of the valves
caused by infections which may have
been carried from infected spots else
where sn the body. Of from a general
infection. Sometimes an inflammation
Of the heart muscles themselves causes
swelling so the valves won't meet, and
consequently leak.
In children leaking valves most often
result from the infectious diseases,
especially acute rheumatism The
acute rheumatism often follows acute
tonsgisfis, both in children anc ADULTS. !
There are types of leaky vaiveg~~fa1e
paygseazn car tell by the sound that
there ie Ieakage~-ts1st DO not seem 70
have any effect on the health. This is
especially true IN young people
Yef f. q person who is run down
would naturally be more affected, rs
he has less resistance 10 all diseases
Heart disease is not always fatal boy
any n16zns, InGef TIE rlEnt care JfIe
heart can be made 70 recover sufhcient-
81 20 DC its work faithfully. The
patient always has 70 remember that
he can't put any extra strain on II, by
o9ereaana or TOO violent exercise and
other bad habits that would injhre
even the normal heart to some extent.
The diet must be supervised and SO
n1ust the exercises. One With heart
trouble certainly should be under the
care Of 3 physician, K
PernieioHs Anemia.
Do you find yc1 can't learn 70 Ase
raw User an any form Then try II 10
ice cream Make any usual f0fmAia
for tee dream and then add about one
fourth 10 o9e-ftftb the amount oi
ground siyer that you have OF ereaf.l
mixture and freeze You'Il find yoL
i. wont know there Is liver ia 1T.
The Minoi~ AAuFphg diet for pernaci0sas
nnEnasa aNdx4gfw - 1SMsE one quarter III
Evening star., 1928-07-02
NANCY PACE
Rogers Shelves and Closets
Grow Like Magic
By FLORENCE la GANKE.

Roger prided himself upon being q
handy man about the house. Lois was
glad she had been wise enough to pick
out that kind of husband, for her new
home needed quite bit of attention
Take the matter of closets, for instance.
She did not have enough. What
woman ever does?" responded Roger
Evening star., 1928-07-02

Prices realized ON Swift & Company
sales of carcass beef in Washington. ., C.,
for week ending Saturday. June 30, 1923. on
shipments sold out. ranged from 1f00 cents
20 "a 90 cents per pound and averaged 22.1
,ents per und.--AdvsrtIsement
Evening star., 1928-07-02
Answers.

Answers.
l. Relatives are apt to interfere a
good deal in your life, causing you much
unhappiness, disappointment in some
one you love may also bring you few
heartaches. You are very sensitive.
g. However hard you try, you cannot
accumulate any money. AS soon as
you save little, impecunious relatives
come to borrow. or circumstances COM
pei you to spend 1t. You know both
financial and business worries.
3. Some one you love very dearly,
some one you believe in wholeheartedly.
will disappoint you. You are much too
idealistic and will have many heart
bruises until you learn to take the
world as it is.
4. What an impressionable person you
are! And extremely sensitive. You are
very susceptible to your surroundings
and cannot bear harsh voices or url-
lovely sights. You are very nervous and
also very refined.
S. You are fortunate in having
achieved the philosophy of letting moth
ing disturb you too greatly. Your
plilegmatic nature will save you many
heartaches. but it will keep from you
also the Joy of deep emotion.
s. 1t isn't surprising that you haven't
many friends, for you are little cold
and hard by nature, and a little m
clined to Selfishness. You are apt, too.
to be compliance
tCopyrizht, 1927
Evening star., 1928-07-02

Lois wanted a shelf which could be
put up on occasion or slipped down
against the wall when the Kitchen was
crowded. This drawing shows you what
Roger built for her. The shelf made q
wonderful place to cool cakes or pies
or cookies Lois even essayed home
baked bread and cooled 1t on this shelf
after she took the crusty loaves from
the oven,
Copyright. 1927
Evening star., 1928-07-02
MENU FOR A DAY.

BREAKFAST
Grapefruit.
Wheat Cereal with Cream.
Fish Cakes.
Raisin Brown Bread.
Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Creamed Chicken.
Toasted Crackers.
WaffieS, Maple Sirup.
Coffee.
DINNER.
Cream of Tomato Soup.
Broiled Steak.
Mashed Potatoes.
Creanled Onions.
Hearts of Lettuce, Russian
Dressing.
Lemon Meringue Pie.
Coffee.
BROWN BREAD.
One and one-half cups corn
meal, one and one-half cups
-four, one cup milk. one-half cup
molasses, one cup boiling water,
one cup raisins, one teaspoon
soda and one teaspoon salt. Mix
all together and steam three
hours.
Evening star., 1928-07-02
LEMON MERINGUE PIE.

LEMON MERlNIUE FlE.
For pastry use two tablespoons
shortening to one cup sifted flour,
add little salt and use about one
fourth cup ice water to mix. Al
ways roll dough away from you
and handle 1t as little as posi-
BILE. Line plate with pastry and
bake shell. While baking, make
filling as follows: Juice and
grated rind one large lemon, one
cup granulated sugar, little salt
Ca 'speck"). two beaten egg yolks
and about one pint or little more
of milk. Reserve little milk and
dissolve in it three tablespoons
sifted -four. Cook lemon, sugar,
cornstarch and milk in double
boiler, and when creamy and
thick enough, pour into baked
pastry shell. Beat whites of eggs
to stiff froth that will stand up
right on spoon. Add two table
spoons confe ctionery sugar,
spread over pie and return pie to
oven until meringue browns a
little
Evening star., 1928-07-02
RROwN BREAD.
WAFFI Es. MAPLE SIRuP.


One and one-half cups sifted
-four. one and one-half even tea
spoons baking powder, one tea
spoon salt. one cup sweet milk,
two teaspoons sugar, one teaspoon
melted butter If pastry -four is
used 1.-TWO if bread -four is usedl.
Mix and sift dry ingredients; beat
egg; add milk to it: pour into
dry mixture; beat well, add but
ter last. Have batter very thin.
Have waffle iron very hot. but not
smoking hot. Grease iron on
both sides with brush. With
spoon put enough batter in to
thinly cover iron. Close. watch
carefully, turn often. When
brown, waffle is cooked Serve
with maple sii"up.
Evening star., 1928-07-02

EXQUISITE EMBROIDERY FOR
SMALL Effort AND LITTLE MADE HOME
Evening star., 1928-07-02
No fear of body odor
when pores are purified

Body odor Is tfeachefous. We can't
tell when we have it because our
own sense of smell becomes dead.
ened 10 familiar odofs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-22
Chiffon Scarfs
At Sl.95

Wide Chiffon Searfs with
dainty pastel and monotone
colored designs on light and
dark grounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-22

Dainty gowns or colored
voileS and fine white lin
gerie cloth-with beautiful
hand-embroidered designs.
Round, square and Wee
neck styles. with cap or
short sleeves. Sizes Is, Is
and II.
Porto Rican hand-em-
broidered costume slips of
white lingerie cloth. Fin
ished with deep hens and
hemstitched tops, Sizes As
to 50.
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-22
Special Lot of
Neckwear
soc

Never do We remember offer
ing q better value In neck
wear than this tomorrow. The
smartest, newest styles of the
Summer season will be found
I'm the northumberland az q
bic price concession from q
leading New York manufac-
turer,
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-22
Feather

Imported and Domes
Feather Flowers IN plain and
two-tone colorings, Very smart.
very new. and most inexpen-
siyely priced.
Others al $50 and SITS
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-14
Az ALLIANCE, Oh MAGYAR
REFORM. EGYHAZ HIREI.
Kohl:
KRUCHI6 ANTAL,
ref. 1elkesz.

AZ arvak Allianceben is meg
fognak ho 18-an este jelenni, az
arvak el0adasat istentisztelet fog
ia megel6zni, predikalni fog Mt.
Kalassay Sander arVaatya, predi-
kaci0 utan az iskolateremben To-
lyik lie az arvak el0adasa Szere-
tettel keri az egyhaztanacs ALI
ancei magyar testvereinket ARA,
hogy mindannyian segitsiik el6 az
arvak munkajat, hogy az ugy
anyagilag mint erk0lcsileg sike-
riljon. Fogadjuk 6ket igaz ma
gyar testveri szeretettel.
Bucsu vacsorat rendez Lo-
rantffy Zsuzsanna Noegylet azon
testvereknek a tiszteletere, akik
.jnlius no 21-en indulnak az 6ha-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-14
.AMERlkAI MAGYAR HIRGAH.

hazunkh0z tartozo resztvey6ket
is. "A kirandulas reszleteinek
megbeszelesere kiil0nben pente-
ken este a szokott helyen ossze-
jon ifjusagunk.
Nyari magyar iskola. Junius
25-en ugy a Steeltonon, mint
Campbellen megnyitjuk nyarl
magyar iskolankat, amely hat he
tig tart $ tenlplomban tartand J
vizsgaval vegzodik. Tandij az
egesz id6re egyhaztagoknak egy
gyermek utan $3, KEITH ntan $5,
harom utan 81, snegy utan So.
Mem egyhaztagoknak szemelyen-
kint $3. Kedvezmenyes villamos
'(Street carr jegyekrol condos
kodni fogunk. Tanitasi lido d. e..
9-11-ig, d. u. 2-4-ig. Steeltonon
d. e. kezd6k, delutan haladok,
Campbellen d. e. haladok es q.
u. kezdok tanulnak. DeosA'asa' :
minden gyermek az elso nap d. e.
kappa meg, akkor minden oyer
meket irassanak be a sziil0k.
Piknik. A iunius 3O-an tartan
do k0zos nagy piknikre buzgo
asszonyaink a het folyaman kez-
dix meg az ajanlatok osszeirasat.
Fooadiak 5ket hivek szere-
tette]
r,.x- o., 1sasof &c no.
Ill: &c s,;;1sl,
~ 80 ,.ou4o
10 c..,.;a CO
9',. 49, go. ,rsu;st n.
no' e annbs,
Nu'o'' 80 oe 81
sAo' go '"'
Vs. rhs,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-14

egyhaz fentariasra Mem keny-
szeriisegb6l, inert hiszen 1alunk
mines kenyszer tagsag, sem meg
allapitott osszeg kotelezo fizete-
Sc. Amt nalunk befizetnek a ta-
gok, AIT szeretetb0l fizetnek be.
Or0m latni, mint szaporodnak az
0ntudatos reformatus hlvek, egy-
hazunk tagjai, akik mlndenkepen
,bizonysagat adjak, hogy meltoak
ARA, hogy az evangelium szerlnt
megreformalt egyihaznak tagjai
kozott elfoglaljak helyiiket.
Cserkeszeink iinnepe. Cserkesz-
csapatunk az elmult vasarnap
vette at iinnepelyes keretek ko-
z0tt nj csarterjet. Orommel id
vozoltek egynehany 1ilot is osz-
szej0vetelukon. Minden penteken
este megtartjak osszejoveteliiket,
amikor nj tagok is .jelentkezhet
mex, olyan fiuk, akik 12-ik elet-
eviiket mar betoltottek.
A Lorantffyak gyiilese. A Lo-
rantffy Zsuzsanna Ref. Noegylet
rank kovetkez6 vasarnap fon-
tos gyiile>t tart. Ez alkalommal
beszelik meg a tagok az arvak TO-
gadasanak elhelyezesenek mum
kajat. A gyiiles 3-kor kezd3dik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-14

zaba az egyhaz lelkeszevel egye-
temben. A vacsorat egy royid
szindarabfal fogja a Noegylet
befejezni. Szeretettel kerjiik test
vereinket, hogy megjelenesiikkel
tegyek felejthetetlenne a vacso-
rat, kilonosen azok szamara, akik
vegleg eltavoznak Amerikabol
hogy a sziil6fold0n click le hatra-
lav3 eletiiket. Szabo JOSEF test.
veriink, aki hosszu eveken ke-
resztul volt hiiseges tagja Is pres.
.bitere egyhazunknak, neje pedie
a noegyletnek, ok veglegesen OFT.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-14
A FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
REFORM. EGYHAZ HIRE1.
Lelkesz:
BORSY-KEREKES GYORGY.
Templom es parokia:
925 Mahoning Ave-, TEL: 3S637

Multi vasarnapunk. Az egyhaz-
t0rtenelem legelso keresztyen
gyulekezeteirol azok eleter6l,
mint peldakepekrol szolo predi-
kaci0-sorozatumk masodik resze-
kent arrol bibliai szakaszrol en-
lekeztiink meg legutobb, mely
szerint az els6 gyiilekezet tagjai
"foglalatosak valanak a k0zos-
segbsn'' vagy az evangelium ere
deti gorog sz0vegenek meg pom
| Itosabb forditasa szerint er6sen
ragaszkodtak kozosseghez =.
Nit ert biblia nyelve kozos-
seq" alatt? Mire terjedt ki ez a
k0zosseg? Csak szeEemi vagy
csak anyagi javalSra avagy mind
a lettore? Ezekre a kerdesekre
kerestiink es talaltunk feleletet,
mem 0nkenyes k0vetkeztetesek,
hanem maganak a SIT. konyvnek
alapjan. Amilyen hiba volna az
els6 gyiilekezetek kozossegi eletet
csak erk0lcsi kozossegnek tekin-
teni, ugyanolyan vegzetes t6ve-
des volna AIT mai ertelemben
vett anyagias kommunista elet.
| formanak tartani. Lukacs evan.
gelista egy helyen vilagosan meg
irja, hogy "a hivok sokasaganal,
Ipedig szive-lelke egy vala; es
senki semmi marhajat (vagyo
nat) nem monda magaenak, ha
mem nekik mindeniik koz0s. va
La. A biblia tehat sajat mag;
magyarazza meg magat village
san, amikor ketsegtelenne teszl
hogy az elso gyiilekezetek a leg
eszmenyibb szellemi es anyagi ko
zossegben eltek Ha valaki errt
aztan AIT talalna mondani, hog,
hiszen ez kommunizmus es pedis
olyan kommunizmus, aminot /;
: modern kommunista apostolol
predikalnak: akkor irtozatos ma
gyot tevedne. Tevedne, inert an
max a k0z0ssegnek a Krisztusba1
vetett hit volt az alapja, m;
er0szakolt kommunista elveknel
pedig a hitetlenseg. Tevedne
inert az koz0sseg erk0lcsi ala
pom all0tt, a manapsag propagate
koz0sseg pedig megtagadja Ike
resztyen erkolcs0t. Tevedne, mer
az akkori kOzosseg mem egy osZ
4 talyt ismert csak ell, hanem osz
talyokon feliil allott. Tevedne
inert annak koz0ssegnek kim
dulo pontja szeretet volt, ma
propaganda pedig a gyiiloletb6
indul. Tevedne, inert az a. koz0s
seq ellensegeinek is meg tudot
bocsatani, mai forma pedig a
irgalmat mem ismeri. Tevedne
4 . ~
inert annak terjeszkedesi leheto
sege a tagok onkentes meggy6z6
desen alapult, mai pedig a ter
B lrort tartja legnelkiilozhetetle
nebb eszkozenek. Eg es fold teha
la kiilonbseg a kett0 kozott. III
[pedig ARA keresnenk a feleletet
hogy miert mem fejl6dott hat
fkeresztyenseg azon a teljes kozos
|segi alapon, melyen az elso gyii
Iekezeteks allottak, akkor szomo
Ernan kell megalIapitanunk, hog.
'lennek Okla az alapveto hit megla
zu1asaban keresendo. Megfogyat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-14
1928. JuNIuS Ia.
hon telepednek le.
Szabadsag a lelkesznek. Az el-

sAiOll lSiS Sl1SSAAASAA 49,
Szabadsag . lelkesznek. Az ell
multi havi gyiilesen az egyhazta-
macs ket honapi szabadsagot en-
gedelyezett lelkesznek, Tiszt.
Kruchio Antalhak, amelyet az
6hazaban fog eltolteni. Tayollete
alatt Mt. Ifj. Dokus Gabor can
toni lelkesz fogja helyettesiteni,
a vasarnapi es nyari mindenna-
pos iskolat a Tiszteletes .asszony
fogja vezetni. Az egyhaz lelkesze
augusz as elso feleben mar vissza
is Jon az ohazabol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-14
MAGYAR REFORMATUS
EGYHAZ,
Lelkesz:
Mt I.AKY ZSIGMOND.
Templom Is lelk6szlak:
737 Mchoning Ave. Tel: 39949.
Nyari magyar iskola. A nyari

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eldbb-utobb szomoruan sfogja ia
pasztalni, hogy nagyon sokba Et
rid az ilyen takar6kossag. Ruha
zafban es sz6rakozasokban lehc
takarekoskodni, de miiveltse
szerzesenel mem. Dragabb, mara
dand6bb orokseget sziilo nel
hacvhat gyermekenek, mint j
iskolaztatast. S. a mi iskolanl
ban nemcsak a novendekek elm,
lei csiszoljuk, hanem igyeksziin
nemesiteni szivilket es elok6sz
teui lelkiiket az eletben valo XII.
delemre hogy ugy alljak meg h,
Iyiiket, hogy szul6ik, nemzetul
szeretteik nevere mem szegyen
de becsiiletet hoznak.
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elo't vap ! heasessoen. 80
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-06-06
By E. OSTERMAN,
(Moscow).

The outstanding feature in the first
years of self-education work in the
sphere of Party education was total
absence of a systematic program. On
the whole, the work was limited to
questions in which people were par
ticularly interested. There were, for
instance, a circle and individual COM
rades who studied the history of the
Party, trade union matters, political
economy, and the history of the class
struggle, etc. In a word, it was sys-
tenn of special subjects which GER
tainly has some positive sides; for
instance, greater elasticity, better in
naturalization possibilities, ETC., but
does not give an opportunity to GO
through full course of Party educa-
ton by means of self-education.
The first steps in this direction
were our elementary political circles
of the first and second grade, which
are nothing but elementary political
correspondence schools "in the home.
Whereas in the first year this expert
ment was not carried out to the full,
and slightly different textbooks and
syllabi were used for the political self
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-06-06

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