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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Employment Agencies
Employment Agencies
Female Help Wanted

A SfCT home Tor elderly c0lorsd couple
exchange Wifss services. private family
Trinity 2-7ss6
ALERT women n u IS. uave New
Eng and states with sales organization
SIS weekly saiary. commission and trans
ports.ion Mrs Bowers Bsrlum Hotel
80 - n No phone calls
Al ONCE-YoDng lsdy Tor onics work
.1tereFted In music. Address Box s02i
Detroit Times
GENERA. hJusswork no January stay
nlghts hle home good wages Univet-
sitY i-1sA3
GIRLS go assist az dancing instructors -
PER MIGHT GUARANTEE no expert
enco necessary, rs p m. HOLLYWOOD
SCHOOL % Dancing 42il Woodward
Terrace 2-ssT2
GUITAR player Hawaiian ~ spanish. n
teach experience not necessary. Address
BOX so2z Detroit Times.
HIGH school girl. care u child afternoons
and EVENING" must live In vicinity ol
Grand and iith. Townsend e-STi5.
HoCsEKEEPER about 80 honest clean
light work IS per week Apply Boz
B-6i5e. Detroit Times.
HoUs EkEEPER-E Xcelien, cook no othel
woman charge drive ca Dawson 1921
LADIES WHOLESALE HOSIERY DIS
TRTBUTOR needs 3 representatives fol
Nylon Hosiery Miss Meyers. Cadillac Osis
NEAT appearing woman. experienced ir
meeting pubic; salary. Apply $3.50 LIN
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Situations Wantsd-Fsmais

BUNDLE family washing; specializing
shirts, curtains. reasonable; called, de-
liysred Trinity 2-iso7.
EXCELLENT DAY WORKER - Ironing
shirts. ruffed curtains. could serve cock
tail, dinner parties. Fitzroy 1895
EXPERIENCED eolored giri wishes day,
laundry. cleaning, excellent references.
Temple -632o.
EXPERIENCED Southern colored couple
wishes work. any kind; home nights.
Trinity 2-7s77.
EXPERIENCED colorsd girl. days weeks
home nights; cooking. cleaning laundry
Cherry 1855
EXPERIENCED lady, days, part time
Laundry, cleaning Csc hour Tyler
T-iOf5.
EXP ERIENcED woman wishes days. part
time work, laundry, cleaning. Tyler
6-57ss
EXPERIENCED colored lady wishes weeks.
home nights no sundays Fitzroy $500.
EXPERIENCED colored srl wishes part
time or days. References. Madison 3i5t
EXPERIENCED girl wishes DAYS, part
time; 35e hour. car fare Cherry 1850
EXPERIENCED cnlored grl wishes office
cleaning DAYS. part time Fitzroy I0ls
NEAT colorsd girl wants waitress. foun-
tain or counter work, experienced. Cherry
1888
YOUNG. experienced girl coiored. wishes
house1ork. capable, nome nights. At
lsntic 1862
lcoLoRED lsundress. bundles finished cal
for and deliver. Lafayette 9077.
CoLORED woman wishes DAY or bundl,
! work: neat worker Tyler s-ss74
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Bus Transportation
Personals

eTSOIdtS
A LIQUOR hsbi; stopped a, home secretly
Arnold 24oi MAJ. Bank Bldg RA. 72si
AsTROLOGIsT-cr Crystal la Belle evenings
$40, sundays. Fitzroy 67s5. 732 Van
Dyke.
ADA p LORD. Astroiog.si Educated.
Accurate Concise Appointments Daily.
746 LothrUP Madison l5i3-
H. Feature-PRoFEssOR RAJAH, ELlNOR.
MILDRED. LOLA, JESSIE, Entertainers,
Rainbow Tearogm 10 John r.
A ROssICURtAN Gertrude Lyons i25
Adelaide corner John r., Apartment 20.
Appointments.
ABUNDANT HEALTH through electro
therapy CAlwOod Health salon i0337
Woodward. Townsend $685..
AMAZING Il NJ Astroloeist' Whom
you've heard over radio. consultation,
your home or mine Appointments 1875
Glchrist. Vernon; 5-fs32
ARDEN Health studio Cnew management
sl55 WoodWard-New York graduates.
Temple 1887
ALICE SNYDER. astrologer 3ll5 Second
boulevard. apartment; 5 Phone TERRACE
2s3H.
AsTRoLoGY-M Lena Manning. Chsro-
zee Indian. appointments. 44e Neldrum
FitEroy 1912
ASTROLOGisT - Princess Arabia. from
Hollywood consultations. appointments
daily reasonable Tyler 5-i2s7.
AsTROLOGIsT-Lee Nelson well known
N Atlantic City. 1928 Second Blvd.
Trinity 2-53I5.
AsTRoLoGER PHoEBA CARTER = Con.
situations daily very reasonable. i4s
Helen NEAR JeffersOn).
AsTRoLoCER - Evangei1e Berry il4o
Hiooard. near East Jefferson. LEnox
346i. 800
AsTROLoGER - 30 wears experience
WORLDS FAIR. radio % Peterboro
Cherry 6s4i
ASTROLOGER--C Lowell weu-knowu De.
trolter, popular IN FLORIDA. Lafayette
CREOLE HEALTH Studio (under rev
management. Hours Is m ioiC
Warren
DEBT relief See Credit Adjustment c.
Ss3 Barlum Tower Detroit CH s3fT
DON'T BE CRIPPLED WITH
SCIATiCA OR RHEUMATISM
Try one Day Successful Treatment
BsrhaEia Plaster. SO5S Chalmers LenoS
0s2s BRANCH. 1875 south Grsuot. NJ
Clemens
FADED CARPETS dyed. cleaned. repaired
refitted. Mayfair 3256 Bellevue Plaza
i"GAIL KLENZ ends liver. gal' bladder
stomach gas. gladstone attacks prevents
operations 1910 Buriingame. Townsend
1910
HAIR PERMANENTLY removed by
Multiple Eectrolysis. Emilia Boccsbella,
S7S5 Gfatioi tNt Elliott. Plaza 0S50
HAIR removed. multiple needles. guaran.
teeo. s26 David stott Bldg Cherry
s065
MRS. RAYE--Astrologist featured at State
Fair. JeS7 Mitchell. PLaza 1903
MARIE sCHELL. 22is Ashland-weigh,
reduction, rheumatism. neuritis. Tele.
phone LEnox 1894.
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
successful office treatment while working
Doctor De swarte Rectal Clinic, 5OO5 Cas-
avenue Temple l-2i2i.
/ PHYsIoTHERAPY--sp Monday. Tues
day. Wednesday. 81 90 1910 West Grand
boulevard Madison 0520.
PROF ELTON, AsTRoLOGY
Consultations daily 10 10 5; Tuesdays and
Fridays TIL 9. Closed sunday. 3iis John
r.. between Erskine ana Eliot. Special 81.
! REVEREND LILLIAN LEE-Church OF
/ Christ Appointments daily 1860 West
Grand boulevard Tyler e-z333---
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Male Help Wanted

BOYS, IA TO II. WISHING TO
OBTAIN NEW APE r
ROUTES IN THEIR OWN
NEIGHBORHOODS. E A r y
MONEY AND ACQUIRE VAL
IUABLE BUSINESS EXPERT.
ENCE, MAY GET FULL De
TAILS BY WRITING THE CIR
CULATION DEPT, DETROIT
TINES. DETROIT, MICH.
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LOST and Found
BlACk--ccrker. fnttghhorhc0d Great Lake,
IheateTl Lady" childs pet. Yer,
mont 1881
BOSTON BULL Female lost Thursday
brown ard white vicinity ssyhurn and
Gratiot Reward kindly call lvanho. 1902
ENVELOPE. containing 500 needed
hadiy. fNslghborhood Pacific Holden D.
Reward Madison O720
LOsT-Wire. haired fox terrier female
name Gscget strayed from home az
Merfiwsaihef Reward. Tuxedo 2-OSl5
TAN SPORT SHIRT. Esn,ismsn's ios,
nsghDCrhood DumDarfon Grand River
Reward Tyler 1883.
WALLET--Naiuabis papers (Fisher The
aver Building FridsyD Keep money
Saks FIN Avenue Trinity $1,000
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Income Bungalows for Sale

ELEVEN MILE Woodward - Lovely brick
! t5-3l: steam; Sh.250. o X Realty,
23i2o Woodward Royal Oak 1853.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list.
ings IN the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
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Help Wanted-instruetion

Help Wanted-instruetion
WOULD IKE 70 hear from reliable men Ne
can train - overhaul install and service
Air Conditioning and Rsfrigersting Equip
ment Aust be mechanically inclined. Nc
interference with present occupation, For
rta'rrvtep write a. once giving namt &C
dress age Utilities Inst Box B-si07.
Detroit Times
YoU LIKE TO DRAW, SKETCH OF PAINT
Write for Talent Test mo fee) GIVE
age and occupation. Write Box B-si05.
Detroit Tinee
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8us'aess Opportunities Wanted

wANTED--Larse house. sui,shls for rp>D.
ers and bosfdsrs. can't psY down 49,
rents. or rent viii repair ana Decorate
II necessary. t5sT Euclid
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Houses for Sale
(West Of Woodword)

HUNTINGTON woODsLFour bedrooms I.
two baths recreation room. bot sOxiTO
University i-5727.
LAWTON. WARREN-I bedrm. frame sim
heat garages: new roof. painted $500
down, $50 month. Mr. Brand Ho $500
MANSFIELD between schoolcrau and
Grand Rivers bedroom brick, side
drive; beautifully handicapped: 500, t45
month Mr.. Brand no $500
ROYAL oAK-s2 SIS lust completed
Living Room. Kitchen Bedrooms
Bath Az-acse -i"tr--9fea- Sta a 3a-p- m
$500 down. Go one-thrd mile west o.
woodward on i3-Mile road, blocks south
70 30lp Garden
JUDsoN BRADwAY co. RA 1900
SAN JUAN tssven-Mlel -TWo bedrooms.
deep lot insulated air-condiiioned Uni
versitv l.s727.
sIx-ROOM house on Burnetts All conven.
fences 50, 900, $500 down. owner. s00i
Ellery.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate listing.
IN the bg Sunday Times Want Al
Section!
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Houses for Sale
East Of WoodUord)

5-RooM HousE-si. $50 fun price. $500
down. SIS per month 209ii Harper. near
Smile Rd.
COLORED-No.th OF the Boulevard. near
John r.. brick 2-fat, newly decorated.
10 e down. Cadillac 20tl.
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! SS5 Lafayette Rldg. ca. If25-s-59ss
Entrance 1ts Michigan Ave.
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SEVEN MILF 7-room. soSl5i; 7-ca
earsee for east side Groom Ever
green 46i7-W.
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Funeral Directors
LOST and Found

J SUTTON 4 SON
fit7 TRUMBUL,. AVE TEMPLE 2-olO
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ALL LAID contracts bought. mtges made.
Mchugh, 1910 Ford Bldg. Cadillac 034s.
ANY desirable land contract purchased.
MELVIN r. LANPHAR a COMPANY
I25 Lafayette BIDS. Cadillac $40
IN HAZEL PARK-cash: large discount.
23ls1 Schoenherr I'd. East Detroit
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Bungalows for Sale

"A 4-RooM HOUSE near s-Mne and
Gratiot. water. gas. electricity; near
schools and stores nice lot 50 900. $3.50
down. 25i00 E. Jefferson. near in-Mlle
or $500 Harper
.WASHBURN. i5s74--S-room brick z
months old; s.. zoo $50 monthly Owner
Northlawn 1892
coLOEED-Income bungalow; west side
hot air stOker three-car garage; 81. 500
10 per cent down Eltzroy $500
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RUPTURED?

Enjoy Lite Again!
PLAY Colt. Baseball osnc.
iou'il Feel fulI ~ Pep
Just as Noon A. You Try
SYKES SERVICE
HOURS. 10 .. N. 10 9 .. NJ.
Tues a Frl. los. N. toap.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-09
LOVE ON DIMES
CHAPTER XIII

The orchestra was a famous
big Name" band, and when you
danced to their music, you un-
derstood exactly why. Beatrice
had danced until she was breath
less. She had danced with An
thony. of course. But she had
danced with Terry, too, and with
Sam McArdle, and with a dark
eyed lad who had come whoop-
ing to their table when he
glimpsed Vera.
"Our production assistant at
Simon's," Vera explained.
"She means goat and burden
bearer" said the boy. MAY /
bring my girl over?"
He brought her over. She was
a stenographer and pretty. She
danced with Anthony, and Bea-
trice danced with her boy-friend.
But they went back where they
belonged afterward, and Bea-
trice remembered the night she
had taken Clarence away from
Mimi rockingham and felt a
new and puzzling shame.
Toby devoured sandwiches
and Terry kept going back to
bring more drinks. Anthony held
Beatrice's hand, under the table,
every chance he got, and piled
her with food.
Vera leased Sa m McArdle.
$50 you work with figures. How
strange. So do I. My own figure.
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inch cannons which, 1t Is reported, can make
heavy projectile travel over Dover and over Lon
don until it whistles down upon some unsuspect-
ing little English village 100 miles distant from
Cape Girls Nez.
BRITISH TRY OUT NEW devices"
At night there is plenty of action to be found
here Stand on . cliff overlooking the channel,
and you'll see parade of night bombers wing
ing their way over the water from their airfields
in occupied France. Sometimes Dover is their OBJ
jectve. More often though, it Is Southampton,
Portsmouth, London or the cities of Cardiff and
Bristol over in Wales. But whatever it is the
Raj night patrol is out in force.
The night was on that cliff top, beautiful
"Bombers' Moon" made reading a newspaper al
most easy-and also made the Dover blackout
futile.
When German bombers, many in single line
formation, came within range of the sound de-
tectors, British patrol planes swung out to meet
them.
They were flying at different attitudes Three
of those on the lower level were picked off, but
not many more. Yet the sentry watching nearby
was elated because, he said, it showed that one
of their new devices was beginning to work.
They've got three ways to combat the night
bomber just as in other sections of England: An
ti-aircraft fire, which harries but seldom brings
plane down; barrage balloons, which only af-
feet fighter bomber diving low upon Dover and
then they've got what they call their "other de-
vices. I never saw the "other devices, but did
see "device'-and it did work. No one, standing
on that cliff in brilliant moonlight could help but
see this one particular device in action 1t is
which the German radio recently termed "hell-
ish traps for our gallant airmen."
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BY PAUL MANNING
NEA Service staff Cerrespendent

BY PAUL MANNING
NEA Service staff Correspondent
DOVER, England, April $50 I'm standing in
this cigar store trying to buy cigarette lighter.
I've wanted one ever since they showed that mo-
always sported q cigarette lighter. Anyway,
matches are becoming harder to get.
It's late afternoon and I'm about to walk out
because the store owner wants IS shillings for
25-shilling lighter. Then the guns over on the
German coast open up and just when am half
way through the door, big she'll whistles down
the roadway.
Hearing it coming, throw myself flat. Ed
ward Chats the store owner) drops to the floor
too It's an old story to him. this Smelling, but by
the high-ptched scream of that projectile he
halfway thinks that maybe this shell has his store
number engraved on its steel jacket. think SO
too.
But it lands across the street And when we
climb up off the floor and shake few stray
pieces of glass from our clothing, he takes one
looks at what's happened to his competitors shop
over there and Immediately says: "Sold It's
yours for Is shillings"
GERMANS COULD DEMOLISH THE TOWN
So venture out of the store, finally equipped
with shiny cigarette lighter. There are still
some shells being tossed in, over and around the
town. But none come that close anymore, though
people who still have their places of business in
tact say that those German gunners could take all
Dover apart with little trouble. For when they
try leveling on any certain city block they in
variably smash it to pieces. But because they
have not yet opened up seriously there are still
sections of Dover left standing
The guns across the channel are mostly ten
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-09
D SERIAL STORY
DOLLARS TO DOUGHNUTS

Use me you'll never look at an
other man."
Build a fence around me-"
she teased. Put binders on me-"
Don't" he groaned. II love
you so, and when will we be able
to get married? Well be old and
gray before Huntington's pays
me enough"
She smiled secretly. Here
come Toby and her Sam. Look
cheerful"
At 1870, Vera announced re-
luctantly that she had to leave.
"Us professional Beauties" she
said, lifting her chin and look
ing down her nose. must make
such sacrifices for our art"
Toby said, II don't want to 60
home. Sam, it's been such a swell
party! hate for it to end"
We'll have other parties" he
said quietly. And somehow, Bea-
trice realized, it had all been set
tied. Right there.
Anthony held her coat as il 1t
were the mink he'd never seen.
A thought struck her, and she
clapped her hand to her mouth.
Why, she'd forgotten all about it!
She'd left it there in the parcel
locker and they must have
cleaned that out weeks ago!
what hit your" Anthony ask
ed. Remember something's"
"Yes-I- think l left some
thing in the lounge" She sour
RED off and came right back.
That coat bore q label. But per-
haps someone had appropriated
it. She hoped someone had.
Terry insisted on singing In
the subway. The other passen-
gers didn't mind, so Terry
warbled in pretty fair tenor.
Anthony and Beatrice sat
close together, without talking.
Her eyes were heavy. She tried
to keep her head from sliding
down to his shoulder and finally
gave it up. The subway was 80
broad-minded! And she was 50
tired! =
Anthony's gentle shaking
awakened her. Were almost
there, Bee. Wake up!"
She stirred sleepily, and strug-
gled to open her eyes. Then sud-
denly she was blinking in the
light, and across the aisle. some
thing was vaguely familiar. A
man, reading q tabloid. She
frowned. She was still sleepy.
Anthony rose, and helped her
to her feet. All at once, she look
ed again. The tabloid! Why that
was her own picture, staring her
in the face!
= For heavens sake" cried
Toby Masters, shrilly. Look ut
that"
HEIREss BELIEVED KID.
MAPPED.
Ito Ne Continued
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Hey, hey, wait a minute, don't
blush! was only trying to be
cute!"
Once Anthony clutched Bea-
trice and whispered, There goes
a Bulge Fashion or I'm blind"
with the wrong accessories"
said Beatrice.
But that was bad. because it
made him remember.
There was no terrace to which
they could wander, but they
managed to be satisfyingly alone
in that crowded, noisy place just
the same. Vera and Terry went
back for more food, and Toby
dragged Sam McArdle off into a
corner.
"You really like this?" An
thony asked. II keep thinking
you ought to be in Twenty One.
Or Ell Morocco. Or the Rainbow
Room. Not that they'd let me
in"
"Of course they'd let you in.
Don't be silly. You'd be an orna-
ment."
you're so beautiful, Bee.
like the way your nose turns up
And your mouths SO tender"
"Just made for kisses, / sup
pose," she jeered. go ahead, il
you want to-"
II always want to-"
Especially on sidewalks, and
in a crowd, and just anywhere
like that, where it's so suitable"
Then you should stop looking
so lovely! Oh, Bee, every time
look at you, you've grown more
beautiful" He stopped and kiss.
ed her fore h "a d, tenderly
That's my mark. You belong to
me-"
IT feel it burning" she whis-
pered. Like a star on my fore
head"
A girl passing by glanced al
them quizzically. "Ain't love
grand" she murmured to the
man behind her.
Defiantly, Anthony kisset
Beatrice again.
II ought to die of shame" she
thought. But ! love him so.
want to shout it from the roof
tops. I love him. He's NINE"
Where was the controlled
poised Beatrice now? Where wa!
the self-assured, queenly CIR
who could sail into the most ex
elusive night club and make TIT
headwaiter quail? Where wa
the girl who had wanted Clar
ence as she might want q new
toy?
bee, will you mind waiting
Itpay be q year--it may be two
years, or three :" Now An
thony was gloomy. you'll &c
tired. You'll meet someone else
Oh, darling, I couldn't bear II il
that happened Look here, prom
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Admiral Lais
is Withdrawn
by Italians

oROME, April SA - The
Italian government has with
drawn Admiral Alberto Lais,
naval attache. from tie Italian
embassy In Washington under
protest that the seizure Of Ital-
ian ships In American ports was
unfriendly and illegal. It was de-
clared authoritatively today.
The italian government was
said to have taken the view the
ship seizures were violations
from the moral viewpoint and
under international law.
(The United States asked Ad-
miral Lais' recall last Thursday
In connection with alleged orders
for sabotaging some of the
seized ships which were found
to have been damased.)
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Wild Driver
Gels Five Days.
Miller Continues
Treffie Drive

oyustics Of the Peace william
q. Miller again Cracked dom
on traffic violators with q petlQl)3
driver getting . straight Avor6
term In the county jail after
pleading guilty to . reckless
driving charge yesterday.
The Warren township justice.
who several weeks ago sounded
the gun In . drive which he
termed necessary to end the
needless slaughter on Macomb
county highways" sentenced
Clarence w. Bergman, 23, Of De-
troit, to the dve-day term.
Bergman was the sixth VIC
lator sent to the bastile by MIL
Ter since the campaign was
started.
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CoPvNloHT. ioAi.
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FLUID DRIVE

Driving - smooth - oil with
power tfansmitted through oil.
One fan-like wheel drives an
oehef b fofcins oil against il.
No rigid Aeeal connexions I.
no jefIkine (. no noise!~
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Radio Programs

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} SERIAL STORY
BY EDITH ELLINGTON

YESTERDAY: Toby refuses 10 lei
Anthony NOPE In defeat. They plan .
party, discover that Toby Is much In
love with . clerk In the eomptroller's
office. They 80 to . show, sit In the
balcony, then to . dance hall. Bee Is de-
lighted with the sincerity and fun. She
begs Anthony to dance.
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TAILORED 70 TASTE
AiRFloW BODIES

More beautiful! Lower, wider,
longer. Excitinsly sleek in ap.
pearance yet with extra head,
shoulder and leg room and re-
markably wide seats, cushioned
with buoyant Airfoam.
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Automseically selects the right
scar fatio for you. Makes shift.
Ing Unnecessary in normal driv.
Ing touch the brake to stop
-. touch the throttle to co.
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