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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
IN HOLLYWOOD
With 1LoueM
Movies Call in Swing Bands
Popular With Rug Cutters
HOLLYWOOD, May %.

HOLLYWOOD is getting hep" The hep
IL cats" the rug cutters and the Swing
bings" are getting all their favorite swing
band leaders in the movies. You'll pardon me
II I lapse into the vernacular of these en-
thusiastic young people who nightly dance 10
their favorite jitterbug music.
The movies aren't foolish! They know
competition when they see it, and when they
found the younger set preferred to dance at
such places as the Palladium in Los Angeles
and Roseland in New York and to juke box
hot tunes all over the country they signed
these popular band leaders for pictures.
Glenn Miller, who last year sold 5000 900
records, was one Of the first not only to bring
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Movie Clock

MICHIGAN - "A Gentle
man After Dark" 11:40 q. m,
3:25, ITO, 10:55 p. m; "Jun-
gle Book" !, 4:40. $50 d. m,
1910 a. m.
FOX-'Rings on Her Fin
gers" 11:16 a. m, 2::36, SIS,
GIG p. m; "Moontide," 12:46.
4;06, 7:26. 10:46 p. m.
UNITED ARTISTS-"The
Body Disappears" IL a. m,
2:24, 5:4S. 9:l2 p. m; Kings
Row." 1908, 1882, SIS. 1870
p. m.
PALMS-STATE-"Larceny,
Inc, 1871 a. m, 2:56, 6:2l,
9:46 p. m; MY Favorite
Blonde" los. 4:33, 7:5S,
11;23 p. m.
MADISON-"The Plains
man." III q. m, 3:04, 7:08.
11:12 p. m. Susan and Cod
12:55. 4;59, sos p. m, 1:07
a. m.
ADAMS - Dunno" IL
a. m, 2. 5. s. 1854 D. M:
Sweetheart OF the Fleet
1913. 3:1S. 6:ls. 9:i2 %. m:
All Russian Front, 1;24, 4:24,
7;24. lois p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Raise Grain, Chickens

Fosters ranch supplies an
other good example OF what the
individual movie star who has
such a place is doing.
I'VE have lS5 acres OF IL
planted In grain this year" he
told me. land besides the 100
hogs and an equal number of
steers, we get about Ave dozen
eggs day. We figure this sort
of thing helps, too. n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Students Concert

THE DETROIT FQUNDA-
TON MUSIC SCHOOL an
nounceS a concert given by
students of Leona Hahnke Fri
day evening. Marie ASpenliter
will present a group of students
IN a concert on Monday evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Chaplin 1esitsfes

Odds and Ends in the Enter
tainment World: Looks as
though Charlie Chaplin will not
go through with his plan to pre-
sent The Circus" in the same
re-edited form as The Gold
Rush" He was waiting TO see
how The Gold Rush" would be
received. and he should be COM
pletely satisfied by now that he
has tremendous hit on his
hands.
Only difficulty In the situation
is that nobody ever knows ex-
actly what Charlie will do. In
business, as In matrimony,
Chaplin's plans are always a
bit vague.
Record I liked best this week
was Jealous" and You Know"
as played by Dick Stable and
his orchestra. with vocals by
Oracle Barrie.
Here and There in the World
of Sports: IT will be the fifty
sixth running OF the famed
Suburban Handicap at Belmont
Park next Saturday. Some of
the best horses in the land will
go In this race. but Whirlaway
has been pointing for the event
and well have to stick with him.
Ken Overlin, former middle
weight champ and wise man Of
the ring. meets an improving
Charlie Burley in Pittsburgh
Monday night. Overlin knows
too much and should win han
Oily. And don't say we didn't
foil votI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
5000 Letters Weekly

Harry James. who is coming
into his own in a big way, re-
ceived nearly 5000 letters
week when he played at the
Palladium in Hollywood. That's
more than the average star re-
ceives.
James was in Private Buck
aroo" at Universal and it is
characteristic OF the hep cat"
set they are disgusted with
10th Century-Fox for calling the
swing leaders next movie
"Springtime in the Rockies. :"
1t should be "Swingtime In
the Rockies" according TO the
rootin' tootin' rug cutters"
Xavier Cugat, who has
rhumba band. is now with Fred
Astaire and Rita Hayworth at
Columbia.
Sammy Kaye and Freddy
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24

encounters in Kings Row."
The prospect of nice polite
and friendly tiger is much more
pleasant than the idea of
savage and hostile doctor.
And though women may be
raving over the rough and
tough appeal of Cabin as
dock worker. our heart belongs
TO "Dumbo," the tiny little
pachyderm with the oversize
ears.
OF course we're not so blinded
by the rosy hues of a techni-
color fairy tale that we can't
appreciate the great acting
talents of Cabin. Here's
fellow who combines a rugged
and almost unkempt appearance
with the most sensitive and
subtle tricks of his profession.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Character for Novel

FOR YOUR NOVEL: Here's
a character for that novel you're
writing. We were enjoying
Ziggy's music and Genes sliced
cucumbers-in-ga garlic at the Hun
garian Village when we heard
about The Ringsider.
He doesn't show up often. but
when he does he likes a ring
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24

his band to the screen, but
his own popular personality.
When his band played Chat
tanooga Choo-Choo' in Sonia
Henie's Sun Valley Serenade"
he hit new high in the sale
Of records. Selling 100000 out
of total Of 115.0O0,0O0 records
sold isn't bad, you'll admit.
Kay Kyser was one of the
first band leaders to realize
there is gold in them thar
hills" and he joined R-K-O. /
know something about that first
picture OF his. That's Right.
You're Wrong" for it was play
ing In the towns while l was on
my first appearance tour and
the kids flocked 10 the theater
10 see it.
Just how we'll these movies
with swing bands sell at the
box Office was proved when
Woody Herman brought young
America into the theaters in
droves with a cheap little Uni
versal movie called What's
Cookin' ?" He doubled the gross
made by Deanna Durbin's $780,
900 picture.
The first 10 orchestra favor
ties are Glenn Miller. Tommy
Dorsey, Harry James, Sammy
Kaye. Freddy Martin, Benny
Goodman. Phil Harris, Jimmy
Dorsey, Horace Heidi and Gene
Krupa. Tommy Dorsey has just
> finished ship Alloy" at Metro
with Eleanor Powell and Red
Shelton. and M-G-M knows well
that the hep cats" will make
this musical a paying PROPOSE
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24

side table. He's dressed shah
billy but he pays more atten-
tion 10 the left side Of me menu
than the right. Chose are the
price lists on the right catch
Cn7l
Last time ne was In, he
washed his dinner d, Wn with
three bottles of champs gne. and
topped IL of with dollar cigas,
the most expensive in the place.
Who is he? The walters say
they know him only az Horo-
witt He runs a hot chestnut
stand. Saving up for an evening
of champagne and dollar cigars
is what makes life worth living
for him. Next day he's back at
his chestnut stand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Contract Exterminated

SHORT GLEANINGS: The
radio brotherhood are snorting
at the fellow who got fired at
one station, applied at another
station and explained:
II thought was sitting pretty
good, but my contract has been
exterminated."
Teamwork - Planes coming
from Willow Run with engines
built BY Buick Another JOE
for women - United Detroit
Theaters have started hiring
girls as assistant managers.
They're in four theaters now.
and making good Sign of
the times: Alvin .Hamer, the
bookdealer, putting in a special
section for technical books. All.
a book OF logarithms. a jug of
wine and thou Or a pipe. a
fireplace and a good book on
honing cylinder blocks.
John Daniels and AL Milne,
and the man who demanded:
witch Is the best paper In
town."
They said all the papers were
good
"All right. then" said the
man.. witch ones got Flash
Gordon"
And bought il And the
yarn from factoryland about the
farmer lad being hired as
stock chaser. He showed up for
work with a lantern and
collie dog.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Essential Industry

"The President has declared
this an essential industry" ne
told me, land a. long as I'm not
qualified for combat duty. the
least I can do IL help keep
people entertained"
But the case doesn't rest there.
1--WE already tied up my
boat" ne said. land Uncle Sam
can have IL any time he needs
II.
And that l2-roOm house Of
mine has already gone by the
board. We've sold II and moved
10 the ranch at Saugus, and
when I'm working in Hollywood
now live I'm q three-room
apartment. Our expenses have
dropped 10 20 per cent Of what
they were before the war"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Rafi-O'Brien Hit
Big Appeal
Predicted FOR
Broadway
By MARK HELLINGER

DANDOM Notes bout
IL Pictures You're Seeing:
Extremely interesting Is Uni
versars new presentation OF
Broadway" starring George
Raft and Pat O'Brien.
A tremendous hit on Broad
way but subsequently q rather
unsuccessful screen venture dur
ing the early days of the talkies,
Broadway has now been
streamlined and modernized by
producer Bruce Manning - and
Manning is TO be congratulated
on a fine job with a difficult
DrODertV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24

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HOLLYWOOD, May %.
ONLY general speculation has
~ been heard as TO how the
movie stars will react when
Uncle Sam really starts ration
ing that heavy sugar. which
by another name is called an an
nual income.
But 10 get 10 cases, Preston
Foster furnishes a good example
OF how the Hollywood individual
in the high income bracket will
take IL.
For one thing. Foster has been
threatening 10 retire from pic
lures for several years. Now
he has resolved 10 make as
many films as possible. even
though IL means the government
will take more OF his earnings
for every additional dollar he
makes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Go Home Tired Out

GA straw in the wind
- There's been talk Of extend
ing entertainment. such as Is
given for morale purposes in the
army camps. 10 the factories.
Plant executives say the diff
ficulty is TO find the right time.
Men are working odd hours and
long hours, and are going home
tired out.
C-And John 6. Bugas. head OF
- the FBI IN Detroit, charac-
terizeS the rImors as loose
talk with slight foundation.
Whether II is maliciously in
spired / doubt. Apparently these
rumors are started because
people want something that
sounds juicy 10 gossip about
Few of the gossips say that
the logging is IN their own
plants. Its always in some
body else's. Such secondhand
reports are the ones that ought
10 be discounted at least 80
per cent.
For the sake of the things
we're fighting for. let's stop
spreading stories that make Us
suspicious ef each other-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Ethereal Not Brat

Playing his daughter is young
Beatrice Pearson. II is she who
tried out for the lead in Junior
Miss" and was doing all right
until Moss Hart took one look
at her and said:
TOO ethereal looking. l want
brat"
Miss Pearson doesn't have to
play a brat in Free and Equal,
so she fitted Mr.. Golden's pur-
poses perfectly.
Also in the cast will be Paula
Trueman, John Marriott and
John Harvey.
Out in Ann Arbor starting
Tuesday you are going TO find
that well known actress. Flor
ence Reed, in the star spot in
Suspect" a play by Edward
Percy and Reginald Denham.
the authors of Ladies in Re-
tirement." which chilled theater-
goerS two years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24

We can understand his desire
10 play anything easy going
after four and a half years as
Jeeter Lester. but then IT seems
circumstances get him involved
in some highly melodramatic
situations, despite his strenuous
efforts TO avoid such things.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Entitled to Throne

In "Moontide,' his first Amer
lean film, he makes such an
outstanding impression that one
npay easily understand why he
was such an idol in pre-Vichy
France.
He also has an excellent cast
surrounding him. Ida Lupino,
Thomas Mitchell and Claude
Rains are all excellent in this
story of the San Pedro water
front.
Sabus role is not unlike his
Elephant Boy" which brought
him TO the attention of the
screen public.
AS Mowgli, he has become a
wolf boy" now. He is more
finished as an actor, and his per-
Torrance is as captivating as
the picture is spectacular.
Gold Rush as TaIkie
The revised edition OF THE
Gold Rush." with Charlie Chap
AAiif VIII cOOI Ut oCEH IltIts
They have carefully re-edited
this comedy classic and have
dubbed in dialog. which sounds
funny enough to US just that
way.
The Fox will have a doctor in
the house all right for three sue
cessive Monday nights, begin
ming tomorrow. when DR.. /. O.,
the question and answer medico.
stages his broadcast for the
national networks right from
the theater.
Two stage shows are In the
offing. Artie Shaw will play his
last show before going into the
navy at the Michigan. June II,
and Benny Goodman and his
band are slated for the Fox on
June IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
One of Raft's Best

George Raft plays himself In
this one, the opening OF the yarn
carrying him hack to Broadway
today for a vacation-and the
story proper dipping into the old
prohibition days as George tells
the yarn TO an old Waterman.
For my money. this is the best
thing Raft has done since
They Drive by Night and the
picture should do big business
wherever il plays.
Another current revival OF an
old-time stage smash is Twin
Beds" starring George Brent,
Joan Bennett and Mischa Auer.
Unfortunately. Twin Beds
hasn't turned out as well as
"Broadway"-although l don't
doubt that unsophisticated audi
ences will gather plenty OF
laughs from the ancient bed
room farce.
To me. II creaks a bit here
and there. but so do I. So who
am / 10 complain?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24

In the Book World: A little
known incident in post Civil War
history has provided Paul /.
Wellman the structure for q SUI
perfine romantic novel. Angels
With Spurs" When Lee sur
rendered. one Of his officers,
General Shelby. led 1000 dash
ing and unrepentent Confederate
officers into Mexico for another
whack at war and fortune.
Among them was Capt. Clay
Bennett, who was trying to get
his childhood sweetheart, Merit
Hampton, to Mexico City. The
realistic handling of the guer-
rilla fighting below the border
and the stirring love story are
mixed in dramatic proportions.
An unusual bit of contempt
rary portraiture and analysis Is
Elliot Paurs The Last Time !
Saw Paris" Paul, whiskered
newspaperman with a facile.
sometime acid-inked typewriter.
examines a microcosm of France.
the Rue de la Huchette, where
he studied the small people who
made Republican France what II
was. It's a volume you don't
want to miss Also recon-
mended: The new Mr.. and Mrs.
North Mystery. Death on the
Aisle" by Frances and Richard
T0rkriduo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Inside Detroit
Inside Detroit
S|owdowns
In Plants
Only Gossip
BY JACK PICKERING

THE SERIOUS SIDE: The
hp-slipping going around town
about defense workers logging.
loafing and stalling is begin
ming to move from the annoying
stage into something worse.
This acquaintance and that
whispers confidentislly in your
ear that Detroit men are de-
lberately slowing down.
Here are at least three rea-
sons 10 shut your ears 10 these
stories:
1-Offieisl figures show plant
Il after plant ahead OF sched-
ule. Not just a little ahead.
but a lot. That wouldn't be so
unless the men IN the plants
were throw everything
they've got into their jobs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Actors Cut
Expenses as
Help to us
BY NEIL RAU

special To THE DETROIT TIMES
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owe represents ono lncsn,

knobs above represents ncsn
ncendzry
which Fisher Bcdy Is machining the thousands
incidentally nothing for the woman
Bobby worked In the
tern department which produced trucks.
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Wl,a, Initiation Means To All OF Us

Ii creates mislrusi. strife, anu
suffering. II is more potent Thar
any fifth column movements which
the AXIS may devise
II ~ Ii paintni. eAtrasagani. alh
destructive method oi Wal flnance
aud lts terrible rasnlts will nane
on Tong af,oi he s'.tr 'ts-it t'st
bseolt. s.as
Nor eaiS u'ia. Gn, a.iataF,afs
BOOM greatly inreis TIE val -
forts i, eaa hs.ns'ae lost Us fl'
peace
DeHation musl tal.,S Initiation
The replacement 81 a.ii aenie'a
ared dollars with normal lallars eat
be aa great a caiastrophy as thf
| upward price spiral Whirs brought
about the first disruptioi
The cost OF nving IN TIE tlnliee
States increased $50 pc seni u
the SIX years oil World Wal ! t.N
| perience during the first two years
OF World War II have beeij sim,ial
To those ID the early staHrs O
World War /
The time TO act Is now ~ dc
/ cision Is still foT us To maise I
we tail 20 make IL. terrible conae
Qaences are inevitable.
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/" NeWness of Life :

TT OW GLAD we are al The first
III appearance Of spring, and how
we enjoy Watching its unfoidmentl
low refreshing is the new foliage,
nd how sweet are the flowerSl
Springtime points to newness. In his
Letter TO the Romans (6.4) Paul
rites, we also should walk in new
neSs Of life
This "Iewness OF life" comes into
cur experience as we realize the
nth That God is the only Life.
therefore,. in real being there can be
{ age, blight, decay. no loss of en-
liiusiasm, Joy. or health. True being
Is ever fresh, joyous. and free. In
lhe real universc-God's universe
there is perpetual loveliness.
Let The one who believes that he
Is growing old, and therefore cannot
be as active as he formerly was, turn
To the fact that life never changes,
because il is the reflection of Life,
God. As he realizes tbis wonderful
fact, he will gain Il sense oi newnesS
and strength, and will be able TO
carry Oh with a joyous assurance Of
freedom and energy.
One who seemingly has lost loved
ones and IS thinking that he is alone,
in the winter Of life, may turn to the
fact of the allncss of the one Life,
the one universe, and the springtimc
Of Soul, spiritual renewal. will re-
place amy sense of loneliness. For
the realization Of the oneness of be-
ing destroys the belief OF separation
and enables one 10 rejoice in the
ever-appealing lovcliness and COM
pleteness Of Truth.
One who believes he has lost his
enthusiasm can realize that since all
real activity is divine. lis true work
is found in expressing God Then he
will lae quick to deny the erroneous
arguments of monotony and stale
ness, and keep before him The glori-
ous fact that since Life is God, real
being is ever fresh and JOYOUS.
Man is ilie image and likeness of
God, the expression of perfect life
forever naanifesfing fresifes@4, ios,
Hniimifets strength, aud perpetual
l.ealsh, TIE realization OF This spir-
jtua faci destroys sickness, and
brinas with ii d true sense of health,
and The realization OF freedom and
ever aprearing opportunity,
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Dictators, Human
Sentiment
lBy yerlin d. Gordon)

(By Nerlln u. Loiuoiil i
Hitler, representative q
the existent dictatorial pow
ers Of Europe. shall fall. His
government which is a
mere adyenturing govern
ment, noufished by the ex-
treme bAwilderment and
social unrest Of a nation,
shall soon perish. It is a
historical fact that collecti-
vistic tendencies need only
the wretched masses to give
them an opportunity for
growth. In this way tyrants
are born; however, the
most effective weapon ever
used against them and one
that always brings on their
ultimate downfall is awak-
oned thought.
President Wilson weak
ened the power of former
Kaiser Wilhelm by his Id
Points of Peace speech
made before Congress on
Jan. s, 1918. Only eight
days later, Premier Weker-
of Hungary and his cabinet
resign; followed by the alb.
dication Of the austrian Ca
binet, resulting from the ex'
tension if Peace Strikes III
spired by this great speech
Not long after this. the ef
fects spread to Germany
terminating in the public
acknowledgement by Chan
cellor Won Hertling of his
Gin sensurs If opinion to Wi
sons principles Of peace.
Thus. the shifting sands
of human sentiment that
brings the dictator to power
can also ultimately destroy
him. At this time. Germa-
ny lives in fear of Commu-
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FEAT U r RES

nism = hating this ism more
than any other for moi gov
vernment. And out Of this
fact alone, Hitler may meet
an early doom. OF course
the pressure Of human SEN
timent may come from only
. small minority Of the peo-
pie.
In q March issue Of me
Christian Century, ! find
these factual statements !:
1T doesn't take many peo
pie 10 change q situation.
A small, disciplined, deter
mined minority can do It.
Someone has said, "five
perc't Of the people think,
ten percent think they
think. That 5 percent car
do anything. A handful OF
| people made Germany Na
ri and Italy Fascist; in 1917
they said that If you coile
| find two communists in Pa
ris (the home of commu)
nism) it would be a won
der, and if you found four
il. would be miricle, anc
vet, within five years thu
| Communists had captnref
Russia. Less than a hun
dred people produced Tn,
| hGliaissance, aild less Lleti
d nunareu brought apou
the ketormallon
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within to divide and con-
quer.
The attack ID. coming in
various ways but the first
and foremost is an attempt
to divide our people, to sap
faith, and in sapping faith
to destroy courage. The en-
emy tries many different
methods but whatever Gre
ates hate or division among
the class, racial and relig-
ious groups that make UP
the UNITED STATES is
enemy propaganda and i
is another Klan lie.
1t will come cloaked IN a
disguise, Of course the pur-
veyors Of hatred delight n
the masquerade, be it black
shirts, brown shirts, or flow
ing robes of white. But i
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On page 2ag of Science and
/ Health with Key 10 the Scriptures
| Mary Baker Eddy. the Discovcrer
and Founder OF Christian Science,
writes: Let us feel the divine energy
Of Spirit, bringing us into mcwness
Of life and recognizing no mortal nor
material power as able to DESTROY"
| Error would have lis accept The
mortal sense Of things as true. It
would make us believe that we can
lose the joyous sense of being use
| full. Let lis turn away from this false
suggestion and sec that, because di.
vine Principle is perfect, uncilangins
| Life, everything real is unchanging:
that "newness OF life" is an eternal
/ fact.
Christ Jesus said John 10.10), q
am come that they might have life
and that they might have it more
abundantly.o In the degree that WI
understand and live what he taught
We rise above limited sense 1,
things and experience spiritual JOY.
Striving to emulate the Maste !.
example in the demonstration of i,
| fact that man is the image and like.
ness of God, divine Love, we begin
/ to see divine Loves universe as eter.
naliy fresh and fair. In the degree
! that we understand man to be the
reflection of divine Love we reali
and express being as il is, JOYOUS and
free.
The Master did not accept disease
as a fact, but dealt with ii as an in-
postor and destroyed ii. As we I'M
derstand that health is natural and
disease an illusion, we deny rcalits
to disease, and thus exclude il from
our experience.
All appearances OF limitation resi-
upon the false supposition that Lie,
substance, and intelligence arc mate
rial. Accepting the fact that God,
! Spirit, is the only Life, substance.
and intelligence, and steadfasily
! holding 10 this truth, we rise above
limiting hsliefe keaning reality he
lore our ti,ousA,, Knowing thai
Spirit Is Ali-in-all, and that tie spir-
] itual universe is the real universe
We can .leny the material evidenc
of disease aid overcome II, ana thu
abide III eternal harmony. ri
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