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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Beauty Doesn't Happen;
You Must Work 7 oword It
BY MAX FACTOR JR.
Hollywood Makeup Expert


PEAUY and glamour only happen to about out of
-
The other have to And that lucky
gamorous maintains beautiful
appearance longer II she, works toward that end
perfection powder application is OF the most
the grooming Of the who
could be attractive, but isn't
Prepare for Powder
daubing powder in Sap-dash won't do The
skin be prepared for this material This calls for cleansing
then the application of makeup foundation
application OF the powder ITSELF
little powder. Instead lot OF It,
of all the details Of the facial
Finally surplus powder away with powder brush
powder finish much softer
than any puff chamois rubbing could
Consider Suggestions
analytical inspection with
operator
Inegenty the merits of suggestion offered which
be applicable your establishment
Creation of such pattern should not be haphazrd hless
naturally attractvely
logically follow these in Ipstcung
the mouth attractive seek to conceal this fact
with a lipstick pattern which Is attractive
iOnsi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Green
Popular
With Stars
By ORRY-KELLY
Famous Hollywood Stylkt

IT'S green for glamour! Strive
as we might to put a little
color variety into this weeks
resume of Hollywood modes it's
still green, green everywhere.
Leastwise that seems to be the
color choice of our pick of best
dressed gals for the week.
Ann Sheridan is one of the
first to slip into the green cycle,
the color always a favorite be-
cause it does right by our red
head. Particularly striking is
AIMS floor length dinner dress
with rhumba skirt in horizon
tally striped silk jersey predom-
mate in green and shirtlike
top Of triple layers of chartreuse
chiffon. Die elbow length
sleeves have dramatic little
cuffs caught with tailored emer-
aid links set in gold.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Pretty and Practical

All this that Mother-(and maybe Grandma have
shopping for play clothes for the youngsters But
won't be arduous job this season, because the
tiny boys and girls pretter than ever as well
being practical.
Play clothes pretty enough TO satisfy the wishes OF
children And don't think they don't have very definite
ideas they wear at the tender age OF
four five. Because they do!
girls go shopping with pictures shipped from the
movie magazines their pockets. And demand pnafore
dress like Carolyn Lee wore Or paysuit exactly like
model they've of Mothers fashion magazines.
the youngest of the girls fashion today
And very feminine their tastes picking beruffled dresses
sunbonnets print paysus with button
skirts that replcas of those their older sisters are
wearing for holidays in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Irish Green

Peggy Diggins likes the shade
in sweaters, Jackets and knitted
dresses Peggy also takes 10 a
bright Irish green in a long
torsoed smoking jacket of cor
duroy with very dark gray
wooden Stacks. Lapels are dotted
with nail heads of gold yarn.
In case you want TO be seeing
green consider all the lovely
shades. 1t may be absinthe, win
tergreen or tea, leaf, palm or
cucumber green. but there's .
shade 10 flatter every girl.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Dorothy Lamour

The hat Dorothy Lamour
wore to lunch at the Hollywood
Brown Derby this week illus
trates what the young face will
like in green millinery.
It was a tricorne of vivid jade
and black felt with a high rolled
back. and the black and green
repeated in maline that encased
her leng bob. This Dorothy wore
with a trinity tailored black
suit and boat-necked jade green
blouse.
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Short WaistIins

James skirt gradually flares
full from the short waistline
while the abbreviated bodice
carries a wide cluster Of pearls
intertwined with metallic braid.
A moss green suit worn by Jane
with violet wool turban in
Kisses for Breakfast" started
her on the green-ward path.
Dark green linen, the shade
that bends the knee to one and
all, is an early favorite on the
Pacific Coast. Iona Massey
likes it in a jumper dress with
Chinese red pockets, For her
recent honeymoon, Bette Davis
chose il in a sleeveless resort
frock with green crystal buttons
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Very Young Men Prefer

The boys, of want very mannish outfits They
like slack suits the mxandmaeh outfits In
bright specially about the nandouter
cottons donned with both shorts and Stacks
(The shirts usually with shirt tails Tapping in the
breeze-copying the collegiate set!7
veddy veddy British style for the boys
outfit popular comprising shorts OF
denim the blue tone white broadcloth shirt and
heavy blazer with sophisticated stripes Of bfue yellow
red and aqua
Powder puff muslin with white pin dots makes of the
pnafore prees for girls from three There's the back
pnaore short pantes plus adorable ruec
sunbonnet this outfit All three pieces in blue pink
edged with fine lace.
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Legendary Prints

Chinese legendary prints appearing In little girls play
togs well dresses for Mother One of the love-
lest is the China Forever print in white rayon shan
ung, used for trim playsut which buttons plain
white rayon shantung skirt.
Seersucker striped bright red white makes another
darling playsu chubby three-year-old And with it
terry cloth cape with hoodn red and white stripes
also. This is grand for beach
Gayes of all in bathing suits for little girls are the
Botany flannel fancy maease knit weaves such coors
dusty equa and blue These have aed baerna skirts
and pretty dancing dresses!
For shopping information chidrens play toys call
Joan Dean Cherry $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Sunshine Styles for the Small Fry
Younger Set Wants
Attractive Sport o9s
Equal to PIoytime Risors
BY JOAN DEAN

49, LAYTIME is here for the kiddes. Now that Summer
y seems have arrived what with the warm weather
we've having the children will want TO get out
~ in the sunshine and enjoy their games
They'll be going the beach with Mother and
Daddy Day weekend And pcnics and
visits 10 relatives country all during the lovely
Summer months Then there's vacation time when Father
can take the family for trip The young uns have
wonderful plans for the holidays,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-24
Skogit Iron Works
Destroyed by Blaze

Sl0O. 900 fire late Tuesday destroy
ed the Hamburg Iron Works. four
miles northeast of Mount Vernon.
The building housed oonsidera bic
heavy machinery.
Arvid Ham burg. owner of the
big farm equipment machine shop.
said he did not know how the
blaze started. He said he vas
going to nearby harm when the
stockroom and office seemed ~
explode into flames Only the
office safe was spared.
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% SERIAL STORY
ANOTHER MANS
WIFE
Continued from Page s.
., DONNA AsnwosrH

TAAAA = aFAA AAHNAAFl = IL
Where would you put that in the
picture
Darling. you'll leave that all
behind. No one must ever know
that you danced. Mother would
de # she knew her son was think
ing Of marrying = dancer. She
doesn't approve Of people like
that. And she doesn't approve Of
divorce, either. but she doesn't
need 10 know about IL.
You'll use your own name.
What is it You aren't really Lits
Dsmson. That's a stage name,
isn't it"
Yes She hesitated. MY
mother left note beside me At
the door Of the orphsnsge saying
her name was Jean Ann Marshall
and I was to be called that.
grew up as Ann Marshall until I
ran away when I was IS. When
Jerry and began dancing.
changed il"
Ann Marshall. that's nice
ladylike name. II could 20 any
where. Mother would accept IL.
She'll probably think you are re-
lated to the arisocratic Marshall
tribe in Richmond. You might
look up enough history to make
John Marshall great uncle or
something, and that would go over
big.
Ann Marshall Pennington
viii be crazy about you. When
you have established yourself
there. well get married. II Farm
ingtons society knew you were
dancer and l just married you and
brought you home. they would
never accept you. You'd be miser-
able
You certainly are optimistic
She looked at him curiously. care
fully. sleek black hair. dark gray
eyes, bold handsome features, a
smooth voice. and charm beyond
why not. it's all settled >"
I'm not so sure" Lita answered
with sudden laugh. After all,
you are taking a good deal for
granted. I'm not sure that | want
TO be ladylike Ann Marshall. I
haven't said that want to divorce
my husband. l don't know that
i would like to live in little
southern town where everybody
goes TO sleep with the chickens.
In fact, I'm not sure that like
you well enough to even think
about all the things you've said.
You're very bold and assured
young man and l like you, but as
for taking you permanently. that's
something else. Besides. I'm quits
sure 1 wouldn't like your mother.
She sounds like a snob and a bore.
and l never did like snobs, and
I hate to be bored. So please, Ken
darling. paint me another picture.
That one is out Of focus"
Hello, you two" Ruth Eus-
tace stopped at the table. why
such an interested conversation =?
l went by a few minutes ago and
you didn't even see me. Where's
jerry"
Sleeping as usual. He has to
dance all night Lita said. Il
stole away for luncheon with your
boy friend"
Not mine, Lita. He's yours.
He's quite violent about you.
Shall warn Jerry to keep an eye
on him p
He needn't worry. If you
warned him, he might find that
you could comfort him"
There's nothing I'd like better"
She's in love with Jerry" Ken
Richards smiled a little as he
watched Ruth go across the room.
Yes, | think -.
III you went to Pennington,
he'd turn To her"
But I'm not going to Farming
ton"
He reached across the table and
took her hand IN his. Think of
the picture for a whole, darling.
You'll like IL. l love you. I'm
crazy about you. And so I told
you, I'm going to marry a girl
named Ann Marshall. who has left
her past behind her"
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Tscema basebell club
genes ore broodcoSf over
stotier kAo 1870 &c;
Seaffle Cosst ieesus
sonss ever sRSC ulzo
kCl.
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Symphony.
KVI-Music Hall: 6l5
The War Today
KOMO-News, 3 05. Or
cheStra
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Music.
KTRO - Studio. 2 IS
News.
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RMO-Wythe Williams.
las. Aluminium Drive
KNI-Muslc OF All Ma
lions. 745, Aluminium
Drive
KOMO-Beuny Goodwin
kJR-Clark Dennis, 7 as
Continentals.
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Ma Perkins.
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Crazy Cowboy.
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Hour.
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DoEhouss
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WayS
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News
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rs. News
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Baritone. s:45, Maxi
milan Ensemble.
KOMO - Tommy riggs
Betty Lou.
KJR - Dance Orchestra /,
s.45. Shining Hour.
KIRO-Death Valley.
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KMO-Art Jarretts Or
chestra. tbs News
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BOYER, Songs.
MO - Pred Waring:
tbs, Lum d Abner.
KJR-Groves Trio.
kIRO-Amos n Andy.
tbs Ianuy Ross
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KNO John p Hughes
s IS. You and Your
KV1-Dinner Music.
KoMO-Qulz OF Two
Cities.
KJR-Neps
'KIRO-Prof. QUIZ. s so,
Background OF War.
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KMO-John b Hughes
1915. HOLLYWOOD Flashes
XVI - Mystic Melodies
lis Rumba Rhythms
KOMO-Home Of Brave
l.l5. Portia Blake.
KJR - Richard Brooks
is, Cecil Solly.
KlRO - Betty Croker
l.l5. News.
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KMO Were Always
Dung l45, Duke
Daley'S orch
KVI-Modern Masters OF
Music
kOMO-Arthur Godfrey.
las. Mary Marlin
kJR-On With Dance
las. Cowboy Joe.
KIR 20 - OEeills. las
Housewives.
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KMO-News. 1918. Your
Mutual Friend
KNI-News, 10 s05 Choral
Hour.
KOMO-LiRht of World.
lO.15 Mystery Man.
KJR-Art Bakers Note
book.
KIRO-Big Sister: 1915
Aunt Jenny
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KNO Toast. Il Is
News
KVI-NeWs. IA IS, March
Time.
MISUNDERSTANDING Wife
1l.i2. stella Dallas.
KJR - Aluminium Drive
u Is. News.
KIR o - Singing sam.
1915. Myrt ana Marge
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KNO-Front Page Farrell
q.45. I'll Flnd Ny WAY
KVi-Swing. . As, Va
rleties.
KOMO-Ellsn Randolph
Gas. Or Kate
KJR - Food Economist
Gas. News
klkO-happlness: 2 45,
Mary Lee Taylor.
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sWH y. vi.
KNO-NeHA It's. D.
notions
kAI-sunf - Club 2 Is
Gov hand
KOMo-Western AzTlcui-
fure It's. Top q the
nMfntuE
KIR Erickson Revival
7is. Meas.
KIRO-SeRs. : os Music
IT'S. Farm Forum.
80 4. VI.
EMO-NeWs. : IS. Trade
and sale
KEt-SsuE 7s5. Morn .
ing Varieties
kOMO - ReNerifs. IS
David Harum
KJR-Gospel Clinic. : IS
eakfast Club.
X rC 90 News. %
weather
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KMo-Duke Bailey orch
lis Confessions OF =
Corsalr
XVI Mystic Melodies.
lis. Rhythm Revue
KOMO-Home of Brave;
ll5. Portia Blake.
KJR Human Interest
Stories, lis. Cecl ]
Solly.
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News
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KMO-John B Hughes
ql5 Dental Good
KNl-IiymnS. g 10 swing
Tempo.
KOMO - julia Blake.
ais. Bess johnson
kJR-Farm and Home.
9:i5. News.
KIRO Life Beautiful.
BIS. Woman in White
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KMO-NeWs. 8 IS. Chapel
Chimes
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KOMO-Shlp OF Joy.
KJR-Farm and Home
KIRO-Helen Trent. 3 As
Gal Sunday.
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X NJ O-Superman. 6 Is
Twilight Trails
KNI-Dinner Music.
KOMO ~ Cugals Rum pa
Revue.
KJR-Rudv Vallee.
KIRO-husic. s Is. Prof
QUIZ
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MO VS.: els,
Tacoma at Yakima.
KVI-Larry Clinton and
Earl Hatch.
KOMO-Musical Quinella
KJR-Dance Orch
KIRO-P aul Sullivan:
9.l5. Questionary,
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KMO Parade of News.
XVI - Ha wailan Music
As. Four Esquires
kOMO-That Girl, Ss5
Newscsst.
X J r 49, Betty Randall
singer. 3:sS. Folk. $50
Orchestra
KIRO - When a Ga
Weds, 545, World To-
6aV
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KMO-NeWS 7l5. De
gouons
.KyI-Sunrise Club; 7 Is
CoWhand
KOMO - Western Agri-
culture. : rs Top 9
The MOrning.
KJR - Erickson Revival
us. News.
KIRO-NeWS. Tl5, Farm
Forum.
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and Sals
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rac
KOMO - Feveries; 14o
David HsTum-
kJR-Chrisfian science
7&5, Breakfast Club
.KIRO eVs. %
Weather.
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KAO Morning Family
XVI Top OF Morning
6i5, New
KOMO-Sam Hayes. sis
Radio Parade.
KJR-Hollywood Temple
kIRO-Kale Smith.
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KMO-Navy Band. l0:45,
Lester Huff Organist
Salute TO AemrlCas
KOMO 49, Valiant Lady.
1875. Arnold Grimm :
Daughter.
KJR - Inquiring Re-
porter. 10 40, MID
stream.
KIRO Commentator,
lO45 Kate HOPKINS.
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orch.
XVI Waltz Matinee.
kOMO - Lorenzo Jones,
l245, Wilder Brown.
KJR Club Matinee.
~ SIS. News
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cert
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KMO- Hollywood orch.
KNI-COncert Hour.
hOMO-Gululng Light,
l1.45. Vic and Sade.
KJR-Other VIE. llso
PLAIN Bill.
ETDn Nau
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12:45. Segar Ellis.
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l2:45, Wilder Brown.
.KJR-Matinee,
.kIRO-Studio.
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XVI - Dan c e Music,
1855, News.
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KJR-Bnl Sabransky
KIR 90 era. Il 50
Weather II So. News
u Midnight. Concert
Hour I a. m, Hour OF
Reflection
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RMO-Texas Wranglers.
Christian Science Progr.
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l1:45. Vic and SADIE.
KJR-Other Wife: HAS,
Plain Bill.
KIRO 49, News; 1l:45.
Woman of Courage.
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Bookworm. il.l5
T. p. A.
KN1-War Today; II ;oo
Concert Hour.
KOMO-Against storm
ll:l5. Ma Perkins.
KJR-Orphans Of Di-
vorce. HIS. Amanda.
KIRO-Martha Webster
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u IS. News
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Time.
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II Is. News.
klhO Slugln' sam
1915. MyTt aud Mar9e
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KMO - Helen Holden
2I5. A. Tie Insls Il
Bent
Ballad Time
hOMO-Pepper Young
2-l5. Lone journey
KJR-LunCheon Party.
kIRO - New AIS
American Lesion AGN-
Hilary.
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NO - Were Always
Young as. @ n
Cars Orchestra
KVI-ModeTn Masters OF
Music.
KOMO - Music, ! 40
Mary Marlin
KJR-Chansonette. 4o
Dept. OF Health.
KIRO - Nellls. ! -
Housewives.
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News.
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kJk-NeWs; as Dane
ing with Clancy.
KlRO-Bill Henry.
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KMO-Jeon ho1ica
RVI-Music 70 Midnight
KOMO-Dance Music.
KJR Fishing News;
ll.l5. Bill Sa oransky
KIRO-Iongacres.
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as. Ma Perkins
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KJR-Ehspsoci les.
kiRO-NeWsreei
EONO-Noice Of ENper
ences sIs Employ
msnt service.
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KNO-John B. Hughes
gas. Bridge
XVI sage brush Sers-
nade
KO NO - Speaking Of
Liberty 2 IS. sports
KJR-Buck Private. : -
Wings on Watch
KIRO-GIrl Inferno. : as
Meet the Band.
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KMO-Musical Interlude
SIS. Here : Morgan.
KNI-NeWs. 3 %. Musical
Interlude. ) is, Dvep
South.
KOMO-B iltmore Band
3:l7. Worldwide News
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day. 3 Is. Radio Magic
KIRO-SeconG Mrs. b
3.l5, Young DR.. Ma
lone.
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KMO-John B. Hughes,
245, Bridge.
XVI - Sagebrush Sere :
made.
kOMO Reveries; 24o.
Homekeepers.
.KJR-Buck Private. 2 As
Wings on Watch.
'KIRO-Girl Inferno. 2 As
I'rrAt Time
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KMO The Book worm
llI5. HollyW cod orch
KNI-Nar News. 70 70
Concert.
.KOMO- Against Storm
l115. Ma Perkins
.KJR-Orphsns OF Divorce
1l:l5. Amanda.
Martha Webster.
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.KNO-Helen Holden AIS
As the Twiz Is Bent.
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