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Evening star., 1949-10-22
Sudden Divorce Action
Filed by Bette Davis
Surprises Hollywood
by the Associotsd Press

HOLLYWOOD. Oct. 22.-The
film capital was surprised today
over Actress Bette Davis sudden
divorce action against her third
husband, Artist William Grant
Sherry.
Charging cruelty, the 41-year-
old Academy Award winner filed
her suit late yesterday at nearby
Santa Ana. Superior Judge Rob-
ert Gardner granted her request
for an order restraining Sherry
from molesting her until the suit
is settled.
Miss Davis evidently kept her
plans secret until the last mo-
ment. Her mother, Mrs. Ruth
Favour Davis, said she heard of
the divorce suit on a radio broad
cast. Friends Of the couple ex-
pressed complete surprise.
Their legal residence is at La
guna Beach, in Orange County.
After signing the restraining
order, Judge Gardner set q hear
ing next Friday for Sherry to
show cause why the order should
not be continued.
Miss Davis accused Sherry of
threatening her with bodily harm,
adding she was fearful of injury
unless he is restrained. She asked
for all community property and
custody of 2-year-old Barbara
Davis Sherry, her only child.
Sherry, one-time prize fighter,
is six years younger than Miss
Davis. They married November
80, 1915. in Riverside, Calf. Her
complaint said they separated yes
terday.
Miss Davis. who won a Motion
Picture Academy Award in 1896
and again in 1899. was divorced
by Band Leader Harmon Nelson.
jr.. her first husband, In Decem-
ber, 1898. Husband No. 2. Arthur
Farnsworth. died from a fall Au-
gust Is, 1943.
The actress career has kept her
frequently embroiled with pro-
ducers. Recently she ended her
contract with Warner Bros.
Studio.
Evening star., 1949-10-22
'Orme Warns Children
On Halloween Vandalism

Montgomery County Police
Chief Charles M. Orme today
warned county children against
committing acts of vandalism on
Halloween.
In a statement which he re-
Evening star., 1949-10-22

quested school officials to read
at all schools, Chief Orme empha-
sized that malicious destruction
of property is serious offense."
Evening star., 1949-10-22

A 300-mile- an-hour wind is
generated in the University OF
Maryland's Glenn L. Martin
School of Aeronautical Research
tunnel.
Evening star., 1949-10-22
IDEAL COMBINATION OF FINE DESIGN, Efficient PLAN,
ECONOMICAL CONSTRUCTION METHOD

It'll be love at first sight when you walk into
Reliance Home. You'll love the big living room,
with its gorgeous windows and wall spaces
planned for attractive furniture groupings You'll
love the big closets, the spacious ariness of the
bedrooms, the way they're kept private and quiet
by hail. You'll say II can't wait It'll it's mine when
you see the step-saving kitchen with its electric
range, handsome sink, ample cabinets, Bendix
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-09
GOLDEN BEARS LEAD. A5 BIG COAST TEAM

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 9-tR- California, undefeated in it's bid for the Rose Bowl honor, leads the Pacific Coast conference as the top offensive and defensive team.
 The Golden Bears have gained 3029 Wards in eight games, 1926 on the ground and 1103 in the air, to far outdistance the rest of the con- ference teams.
 Idaho is the next best offensive team, with 1897 yards running and GIT passing for a total of 2547 Idaho's rushing figure leads the loop in this department.
 California has held opponents to 1886 yards, or 1929 yards per game, with oregon the next defensive team at 1888 yards.
 Leading passing team is Southern California's Trojans, who, thanks to quarterback Jim Powers, have travelled 1907 yards via the air.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-09
DODGERS EYEING KEY 10 SERIES FLAG, THEY
 THINK -RED HURLER
By JOE REICHLER

BROOKLYN, Nov. g. R = The Brooklyn Dodgers are going all out for the one man they believe will help them win not only the 1850 National League pennant but tha World Series as well The man is southpaw pitcher Ken Raffens- berger of the Cincinnati Reds.
 The hint that the Dodgers are hot after good, relia 1le' veteran pitcher, with no names mentioned was dropped at an official press conference conducted by Presi- dent Branch Hickey yesterday.
 The conference was called to an- nounce that 65-year-old Burt shot ton would be back as Manager O. the Dodgers next year.
 Neither Rickey nor Shotton would come right out and say so but it was learned that Raffensberger is the pitcher 10th are eyeing.
 During his recent tour of Ma tional League cities Hickey is said to have cornered Warren Giles head man of the Reds, and talked to him about prospects of landing the 32-year- mound vet.
 Raffensberger, working 10th as 8 starter and reliever last season, won Is games and lost IT for the seventh place Reds. Next season will be his 10th in the majors.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-09
BIG LEON HART E
 LINEMAN OF WEEK
By TED MEIER

NEW YORK, Nov. 9-(R-Big Leon Hart, Notre Danes husky 24c-pound end, is this weeks line man of the week.
 Hart's work in the Michigan State game earned him the award in the weekly Associated Press poll.
 Thus for the second straight week the award went to player from the Pittsburgh, Pa., area. Hart is from Turtle Creek, Pa. Last week the award went to Dukes Blaine Baron from Altoona, Pa.
 Frank Leahy, Notre Dame coach thinks so highly ofsshis six-toot- four end, he would like to try him at fullback, carrying the ball. How ever, Hart is too good blocker at end.
 Besides he sometimes carries the ball on end-around plays and when he snares forward passes. In one play of the Michigan State game Hart caught pass. Two MISC tacklers tried to stop him, but 10th were knocked flat.
 Hart's performance surpassed that of Jimmy Kynes, Florida center who sparksd his team to an upset triumph over Georgia.
 Joe Cloidt, Washington end, was the lone Pacific Coast lineman in- cluded in this weeks nominations.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-09
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HOCKEY GAMES
(By the Associated Press)

tby tllS ASSOCldlcu fIcSS}
 The San Francisco Shamrocks leaders of the Southern Division of the Pacific Coast Hockey league, avenged themselves last night fol their only two losses of the season
 The Shamrocks have won II oi their 13 games, dropping two con tests to the Fresno Falcons. But last night in their third encounter the Shamrocks jumped into two goal lead in the first period and never were headed, winning to 5
 At the other extreme of the southern Division list, the hapless Los Angeles Monarchs dropped their 18th straight contest 5-2 to San Diego.
 In the fastest action seen this ear at Berkeley, the New West minister Royals tied Oakland A The Royals slammed home the tying ounter midway in the third perioc after the lead had changed hands iwice.
 A hat trick by wingman Al Kuntz parked the Vancouver Canucks tf 7-2 victory over the Seattle .ronmen in Vancouver.
 In Tacoma the Rockets scored al easy 5-l win over the Portland Pen. guinS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-09
|H USkIE5 IN WORKOUT FOR GAME ON SAT.

SEATTLE, Nov. 9-tRl-The Wash ington Huskies worked out under the lights last night in preparation for Saturdays struggle with UCLA.
 Most of the drill was of de- fensive nature with a third-string outfit tossing Red Sanders single wing offense at the varsity de- lenders.
 Hank Tiedemann, fullback, and guard Ted Holzkecht-the lone Husky cripples-were in suit but Coach Howie Odell expressed doubt they would be ready by game time.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-09
Gold Flow Reversed
 AS Nations Buy on S DevauIation Hini

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9-tR-The current world financial situation has caused a reversal in the 15- year flow of gold into this country and has brought a US. crackdown on dollar aid by the International Monetary Fund.
 Both developments. disclosed over the weekend, apparently stem di- reotly from the western world'N financial dependence on this colln- try.
 Officials said the US. raised a go-easy signal on the outlay of the funds dollars through fear that the end of Marshall Plaln aid in 1852 would find the Remember organization without dollar re- sources.
 While this was considered the .roge important of the two de- ,e.oIments, the increase Tn Us gold sales, compared with purchases was perhaps more starting. Olll- cials sad foreign countries have fought up enough sold from US stocks to cause a $1os,000,o0J dip IT .hc rass seven weeks.
 The maior leason, they said, ap- peared to be the persistent, re reatedly denied rumor that tc' United States is planning to de. value the dollar-which could raiss the dollar value of gold.
 Officials said the failure of some countries to heed Secretary of the Treasury Snyders devaluation de nials is costing them money. The United States charges 9-cents' per-ounce handling charge on golt transactions, and there are insur- ance and shipping costs as well.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-09
RUSSELL BOND HERE
 ON QUICK INSPECTION

Although his inspection trip in Southeast Alaska was a quick one, Russell s. Bond of Seattle was able to accomplish everything for which he came, he told R. M (Bob) Akervick just before leaving yes- terday
 Bond is northwest Construction Supervisor for Union OH Company of which Bob Akervick is agent in Juneau. He arrived here Saturday after looking over company install lations at Kstchikan, Metlakatla Craig, Wrangell and Petersburg Bond was a southbound Pan Am crican passenger yesterday, look ing forward to a scenic flight il the bright autumn weather.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-09
PEORIA H00pSTER5
 PREDICTED A5 TOpS

CHICAGO, Nov. g 9-tR-Bradley University of Peoria, H., will be he nations No. basketball team his season at least, predicts Adolph Rupp, coach of Kentucky $ 1.C.AA. champions.
 Rupp listed Bradley on top in l run down of his first five choices 1t Chicago Basketball Writers Association meeting last night.
 He grouped the other four, not especially in order. as Bowling Green of Ohio, Tulane. Loyola of Chicago and San Francisco.
 Bradley, with a 27-8 regular sea- son record last campaign, lost to Bowling Green in a third place 1layoff in the Metropolitan Invi- ational Tourney in New York City.
 Kentucky this season will ie nubbed by sophomore Bill Srivey:
 He's a small lad smiled Rupp. About 4 inch over seven feet sall and weighing 208.'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-09
UCLA GRID SCOUT
 GIVES OUT DOPE,
 SATURDAY'S GAME

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 9-R- UCLA football scout Tom Whitley brought pertinent news to head Coach Red Sanders after viewing the Oregon Washington game.
 Whitley predicted the UCLA- Washington game here Saturday would be "a wide open" affair with neither outfit able to stop the other from scoring.
 Sanders promptly sent the Bruins through their longest offensive scrimmage since the California game, which saw halfback Bob Watson run 50 yards for one touch- down and Joe Marvin pass to end John Sende for 40 yards and an- other six points.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-09
EIGHT BOATS ON DRY
 LAND AT NC. CHOlkS

With old man winters blasts not far away, small boat owners are surrounding the Northern Commer- cial Company's building north ot the boat harcor with their craft, as eight vessels went on dry land during the past several weeks.
 Fishing boats now in checks are the 31G49, owned by D. Brown; the 31E469, owned by Chris Ellin- ger; the 31A429, owned by Frank Barker; the Selma, owned by o. V. Grayeson. Pleasure boats and cruis- CTS to be ''landed7 were the Lucky, owned by Irving Curtis; the Swan Lee owned by Kenneth J. Kadow; the Bobby G., owned ty Dr. J. D. Smith; and the Sea Scout cruiser.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-09
DIVA 2pENCy THREE,
 FAKES 10 10 WEST

Pacific Northern Airlines yes- terday took 10 passengers to the westward from Juneau, and brought n three. They were:
 From Anchorage: Paul Shadura, K. A. shepherd.
 From Cordova: David Dudley.
 To Cordova; MT. and Mrs. Pat Flynn, Frank McConaghy, A. w. Woods, Edward ,Paulska.
 To Anchorage: Mrs. Henry Dye MT. D. Hoffman, Wesley Price, Clarence Heating, Lloyd Woodward
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-09
BIG SCORE EXPECTED
 IN GAME IN PORTLAND

CORVALLIS, Ore, Nov. 9-lR- Look for boXcar figures when the Oregon State Michigan State final score comes in from Portland Sat- urday evening That's the advice of OSC Coach Kip Taylor.
 The records seem to bear him out. Michigan State has averaged cetter than 30 points a game in seven starts. Oregon State has a 23-point average for eight con- sests, but in its last four starts has oiled up 136 points.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-09

canies in the U. s. House of Rep resentatives
 N. Y. In Demo Fold And New York State once again is back in the Democratic fold President Truman lost it last year. Actually, whatever push his "Fair Deal" program gets out of Tues days ballotting will be mostly psychological. The Democrats got mo big numerical endorsements in Congress.
 They did win all the Congress sional seats at stake, but those numbered only three. Senate Line-Up Lehman's victory gives them an extra hand in the Senate. But 2, the start of the new session, the Senate line-up probably will be just what it was after the 1948 el- ection: 54 Democrats, 42 Republic ans.
 That figure takes into account the probability that q Republican, will replace Senator Clyde Reed
 R-Kas) who died last night, and that a Democrat will succeed Sen. ator Baldwin (R-Conn, who plans , to quit in December. House Line-Up And in the House, it will be 262 Democrats. ITO Republicans, Qns Democrat-Liberal. one American Labor, one vacancy. That will be gain of one seat for the Democrats. San Francisco voters replaced the late Rep. Cir hard Welch, a Republican, with Democrat John F. Shelley, Presi- dent of the California Federation of Labor.
 In Brooklyn, a Democrat, Mrs Edna F. Kelly, was elected to fill a Democratic, vacancy. MunicipIe Elections In New York such cities as Syra- cuse, Binghamton, Rome and Port Jervis discarded Republican mayors for Democrats. Syracuse picked a Democrat for the first time in 24 years.
 New York City itself gave Mayor O'Dwyer an easy win in his bid fol second term. He licked Commun- ist-supported Rep. Vito Marcan- tonic, the American-Labor candi-
 date who ran poor third, ai,d Newbold Morris, the Republican, Liberal Fusion hopeful.
 Philadelphia threw out four Re
 publican city officials who won foul years ago by margins of around 70,000 to 8O,000 and installed Demo-
 crats in their places.
 GOvernorship Race
 Virginia ran off the only other
 governorship race outside New Jer.
 sey according to form. Democrat.
 State Senator John 5. Battl,
 swamped Republican Walter John
 son as expected.
 But the old dominion state re. i jected a constitutional amendment
 Battle supported, to ban paymen
 of $l,50 poll tax as requirement for voting and leave it to the legis-
 lature' to fix new requirements Texas also turned down a poll ta,
 repealer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-09
JEFF HEATH FIGHTS
 SHY, HAMMERS BAT

SEATTLE, Nov. g 9- tR = Jeff Heath isn't having any of the Seattle Rainiers bait, thank you. At least, not yet.
 The hard-hitting major league veteran conferred yesterday with Torchy Torrance, club vice presi- dent, but both said they didn't get around to talking terms.
 Heath, released by the Boston Braves this fall. said he still thinks he can help some big league club.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-09
pAC. NORTHWEST
 BUDGET WAIVED

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9-tR-The Interior Department has asked the Budget Bureau to approve six year S1,50O,O O,O00,000 development program for the Pacific Northwest
 buoeet bureau approval usually is sought before Congress is asked 10 appropriate money for such pro jects.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-09

for c. Girard Davidson said this is the first time the Department has proposed a budget program on a regional basis.
 He said the program covers the years 1850 through 1855.
 About 85 percent of the $1,o0o,- OO0,0O0 would be for construction and operation of major irrigation and power projects of the Bureau of Reclamation and the Bonne- vile Power Administration.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-09
FIGHT DOPE

Fistic encounters last night turned put as follows:
 At Los Angeles-Irish Bob Mur- )hy, 173, San Diego, stopped Lloyd Marshall, 170, Sacramento, 4.
 At Stockton, Calif.-Johnny Ef- nan, 126, Honolulu, stopped Mike Bernal, 125, San Francisco, 5.
 At Honolulu - Reuben Smith l1812, Los Angeles, stopped David xui Kong Young, 121, Honolulu, 8.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-09
BAzARD FOUND DEAD

James o. Bazard, about 81, was found dead in a cabin at Tena- kee yesterday, apparently of nat ural causes. The remains were brought to Juneau. Bazard is 2 former resident of Hope, Alaska. Funeral arrangements will be an nounced later by the Charles w. Garter Mortuary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-09
RED-LETTER DAY FOR RICHARD RAY

LOS ANGELES, Gal. -"The day l switched to Calvert was . great day for me-" says Richard Ray, service station operator. "Now l dlicdys enjoy a smoother, milder, mellower drink. I'm mighty glad switched"
 CALVERT RESERVE Blended Whiskey 1868 Proof -65eo Grain Neutral Spirits. Calvert Distillers Corp. New York City
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-09

Ragweed pollen grains, which are one of the major causes of hay fever, are so small that it takes 2,500 of them to make an inch.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-09
PVT. IYEY MEAYEs

Pvt. Ralph Ivey departed from Juneau for Fairbanks yesterday. He will join the ACS staff there.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-09
ANNUAL BALL

By sons of Norway Saturday night, Moose Hall. Every one in- vited-adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-09
NOTICE

Gaines Cafe near airport will be closed for vacation from Nov. II until further notice. 42-6t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-09
TOPS DULLES, VOTE
 FOR SENATE

Continued from Page one)
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sITKA VISITOR

Harold McRoberts of Sitka is 2
 guest at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-09
BEICK 0lOne hns nH lhese fenlMl

Silk oYNAfow oRvTf LIVING |Aef INTERIORS win ouADRUHEx coH s'a fRfsAH STRAIGHT FIGHT POWER Mourscs vPoRrs puREx
Evening star., 1949-02-26
REAL ESTATE LOANS

MORTGAGE LOANS, AZ -4hS -5%
graded according to character o
loan; no charge for appraisals
MOORE g. HILL CO.. sO4 II st. NV
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
I,5BBARToW REALTY 1t o1os CO. Realtors
MONEY ON SECOND rRUST-Wt
will buy second-trust notes, o c..
nearby Md. or Va. Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST.
MENT CORP. 1919 N Y ave. NV
1st AND end TRUST LOANS. Prompt
and courteous service. Before Dor.
rowing call COLONIAL INVESTMENT
co. S17 9th st. NV RE. $3.50
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE, 1st ant
2nd trust: No red tape Quick serv.
ice HENRY SALUS. estab 1924
Ma. 1862. 1104 Vermont ave NV
FIRST-TRUST LOANS on real estate
low rates: 3 or 5 year terms anc
monthly payments. P j. WALSHE
INC. 1115 Eye st. NV, MA 646S
CASH FOR End TRUST NOTES
white or colored)-Quick settle
ment. Prefer personal calls tc
telephone calls. FULTON r. COR.
DON 1927 Eye st. NV, DI. $3.50
Brokers, attention.
TRUSTS, LIST, end and 3rd: Md, Va.
D. c.: wk's service ADAMS REALTY
CO.. 905 NY. ave. NV. RE. 1912
end AND 3rd TRUST NOTES pur.
chased; prompt quotations. JOHN
ZzIIRWEs,- INC, RE. 6a45; ewes.
Evening star., 1949-02-26
AUTO TRUcKs-sALE (cont.

PLYMOUTH 1887 pickup; good cond.
radio, heater must sell; $3.50 or
best offer: AK. 4!07. -26
true6 e6o with heater driven sandiian less than
throughout; owned BY q retired
businessman; was used for light
delivery on his chicken farm: sale
price, ST, 1876. Buy from reliable
new-car dealer. CAPITOL MOTOR
S0 60 Sh,Is Silver Spring RackaTd aa0o Dealer
CHEVROLET 1941 h-ton panel; peri
aMoco 1o 81 SERVICE " cisn STA, Il H crossroads @
at Suitland. Phone Hickory 9073.
HUDSON 1e47 pickup truck N.ton.
in perfect shape, driven by one
SS pEneT; Tsess Must sell at once Ss4 SECS
REQ REQ 1915 1913 eh-ton van: used Very
little. excel. cond.; bargain, 81 .ee5.
ASsG ApPly 81 slS Se5g Florida ave. NV: PU'
IN e. s% s5ip Huek *. sns ssss Ass;
sl3 Florida ave. NV Du. 1890
FORD I941: with '4s Mercury mo-
tor, r. and h.. 11a-ton. OK. 064S.
1s41 PANEL DODGE, 1-ton pickup:
SUPPLY OFFICE. 1903 18th st.
NV. DE. $500. Ext. 7ss. Il
CHEVROLET 194s 11a-ton. short
tiptop condition; 81 1893. JUSTINE
NICHOLSON MOTOR CO., INC,
$500 Baltimore ave-, Hyattsyille,
Md, WA. 1900. -2s
CHEVROLET 1947 a4-ton Boyertown
Merchandiser. Low mileage. Tiptop
condition. Evans heater. A real buy
1896. JUSTINE NICHOLSON MO-
TOR CO., INC, 5000 Baltimore
ave, Hyattsville, Md. WA. 1900:
CHEVROLET 1941 ha-ton pickup. In
the best of mech. cond., motor Just
overhauled has new truck appear
ance. This truck will give many
miles of dependable transp. Price,
S395. CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO.
7725 Wis. ave, Bethesda, Md. OIL.
INTERNATIONAL l941 KS, 11a-ton
stake. equipped with high rack stake
body, in good cond Can be used for
hauling cattle Priced for quick
sale, S4a5. CHEVY CHASE MOTOR
CO, 7125 Wis. ave-, Bethesda. Md.
OIL. 6100. -2S
sTUDEBAKER 1s47 pickup, 5000.
FA. 1860. -%
FORD l94l sedan delivery. in good
Cond., new paint, Just past inspec-
ton. $445 or best offer. FA. 1858.
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ALI advertisements offering
automobiles for sale must in
clude actual selling price Of car.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AMERICAN CROSLEY la49, See the
sensational new models, larger,
roomier, new design and new i'm,
PRY, PiSSe' 1iaa i;Hs0l 18Th n NV, I747 Conn,
dealer for Europe's finest cars. Up
town and downtown service.
AUSTIN l949 4-dr. demonstrators;
ass fFce ony very Terms ox % and
.trade. MANHATTAN AUTO &
RADIO CO, authorized Austin
dealer, sales, service, parts. both
sides 7th st. at R NV. Phone NO,
AUSTIN, new Dorset sedan; equip
ped: Sl,595 immediate delivery.
JACK PRY. 1893 18th st. NV. RE.
5252; 18th and Pa. ave. Sc. Up
town and downtown service
BUICK late 1947 Roadmaster sedan
et5e de t9e" miles bsst eer eSesens sos sosd A
BTfCK 1889 Roadmaster; new motor
and tires; $3.50. Call ST.. 6S3s. =
BUICK 194s Roadmaster 4-dr. sedan
with Dynafiow; ,two-tone gray, Wv.
S2,495. HYATTSv1LLE BUICK, WA.
BUICK BUICK 1e41 super 4-door sedan: r.
and h; orig. black fnish: VIII
sacrifice for oS9 S345. oan Ask foT 1rofdr MT
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bSifk pu sas5 s5' GIassERs SIas s1H GsED cARs
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1900 M st. NV. AID. 1900. -.-27
BUICK 1941 Special 4-door sedan;
heater good conditISp; ns, IsT s $500; pr
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white sidewall tires, seat covers, -: r:
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