davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1959-12-07

sThe Pope and the President
satDn red damask, gilded chairs
@ 4qual size and on the same
lsy6l, The others in the audi
ehce chamber sat in smaller
chairs slightly to the rear.
sAt one point Pope John re-
MARKED on the "happy and en-
coslTaging coincidence" of the
Ffsesident's son and himself
hearing the name John.
EMhe name John, which ir
LIS biblical significance means
'Eitt of God expresses, in fact
cDnhdence, Joy and serene ro-
Hltstness," he said.
Ehe Pope gave silver medals
6onafnemorating his reign tc
eaeh member Of the Presidents
atnsg To the President he gave
EMNewA
Evening star., 1959-12-07

@ Ass 8 --v ~
e@ FE -,r-'
Evening star., 1959-12-07

nap on the flight from Ankara.
Mr.. Eisenhower got the full
flavor of Karachi.
The first part of the route
took him past a new industrial
area where workers and their
families cheered him along.
Then the road crossed an area
of tidal fats with a clinging
penetrating stencil. Mr.. Eisen-
hover saw an incredible cluster
of slum shacks, still housing
Moslem refugees from India.
The swish of black wells be-
hind latticed balconies indi-
Gated that Moslem women in
purdah seclusion - were
watching Mr.. Eisenhower go by.
Schoolboys dressed in khaki
shorts and white shirts marched
to the. Presidents route, carry
ing huge signs welcoming him.
Numerous clusters of Moslem
women, wearing colorful yel-
low or purple wells could be
spotted in the crowds.
The fishing colony was a
kaleidoscope of color. Dozens
OF Pakistani and American
flags flew over the squat white
stone homes. Also strewn over
the homes were huge bright
silk scarves which the fisher
men usually wear at sea.
'We Like Ike"
In the center of the city,
thousands of schoolchildren in
freshly laundered uniforms
stood in formation, waving
flags.
Truckloads of laughin g,
shouting men whipped through
the festooned streets. The
trucks carried huge blue, white
and green banners proclaiming
1--WE Like Ike" THANK You
America"
The President flew to PAX
istan-third stop on his IL
nation goodwill tour-after d
Sunday morning audience in
Rome with Pope John XXIII
land a 17-hour, overnight stop
In Ankara, the TURKISH capital,
Evening star., 1959-12-07
EISENHOWER
Continued From First Pagt

continued From First rage
fell islooked like a city adorned
for Christmas.
The welcome was a personal
tribute to the first United
States President to penetrate
this far into Asia President
Roosevelt visited Teheran in
World War II. The reception
was far larger than the roaring
welcome Of half a million Turks
in Ankara yesterday.
Personal Tribute
At several places along the
route, flower petals were strewn
in the path Of the motorcade.
Yelled women Joined with
men and children in shrieking
a welcome of long life to Mr..
Eisenhower.
Only once did the vast
throngS appear to be getting
out Of hand. That was when
Mr.. Eisenhower and Gen. Ayub
changed from their automobile
to the carriage.
The happy crowds surged
dangerously close just as the
automobile carrying the two
Presidents arrived. But police
in brown and red turbans
rushed up waving batons and
forced the spectators to sit
down on the pavement.
The day was warm and
bright and the temperature
stood at 70 degrees in contrast
to the driving rain that greeted
Mr.. Eisenhower on his first two
days IN Rome, first stop on the
tour. He saw some bright sum
shine yesterday in Ankara, too.
Roar Greets Airliner
A crowd of about 1000 sent
up a thunderous roar as the
Presidents big orange-nosed jet
plane landed at Mauripur Air
Force Base right on schedule
at $3.50 pm. $3.50 am. ESTl
A dozen United States-built
Sabre jet fighters of the Pakis-
tan Air Force escorted the Pres
ident on the last SO miles of
the 2,260-mile flight from
Ankara. .>
Mr.. Eisenhower stepped from
the plane with a big smile on
his face to shake hands with
Gen. Ayub. A 21-gun salute
doomed out across the field and
the Pakistani President intro
duced members of his govern
ment.
Mr.. Eisenhower continued to
ksmile as a navy band struck
up the national anthems of
the United States and Paklstan,
allies in the Southeast Asia
Treaty Organization. Then, as
lhe and Gen. .Ayub reviewed
an honor guard, Mr.. Eisen-
hover talked with great anima-
tion to his host.
| Welcoming his visitor, the
| Pakistani President referred
to his own country as the firm
Tally of the United States for
world peace in Cooperation
among like-minded nations. "
Eisenhower Responds
Mr.. Eisenhower replied that
he had been looking forward
to his visit with the greatest
anticipation, and ] know 1 am
not going to be disappointed. "
j America and Pakistan, he
continued, "ought to live to-
/ gether in peace and work to-
gether for what is good"
Mr.. Hagerty said the Presi-
dent was feelinQ fine after q
Evening star., 1959-12-07
TEXT OF PoPE's TALK
Presidents Efforts
For Peace Hailed

VATICAN CITY, Dec [AP).-The tert of an address
otuen By Pope John XIII at priuate audience for
President Eisenhower yesterday: - Nt% y.
The Nome nugget., 1959-03-18
Eisen lower 'ublic Address Assures
 US. Risk Minimized by Standing Firm

WASHINGTON, R - President Eisenhower has cautiously opened the door to a summertime summit meeting with Soviet Premier Mi kita Khrushchev - provided for eign ministers somehow lay the advance groundwork.
 At the same time he gave notice the United States will fight rather than yield to the Soviet demand that Allied troops leaves West Berlin so it can become a free city"
 "We cannot try to purchase peace by forsaking two million free people of Berlin" Eisenhower said.
 The President spoke out Mon day night in a special television- radio report to the nation on the mounting Berlin crisis.
 He charged the Soviet Union has deliberately created'' a war threat to enforce it's Berlin de- mands, and indicated appeasement would be worse than useless. "War would become more like ly if we gave way and encouraged a rule of terrorism rather than a rule of law and order," he said ''Indeed this is the peace policy which we are striving to carry out throughout the world.'
 On the other hand, he said, "the risk of war is minimiZed if we
The Nome nugget., 1959-03-18
Presidents Life
 Threatened By An Alcoholic -Drifter'

WASHINGTON, lR - The Sec ret Service is concerned about a man who has threatened several times to kill President Eisen- hover.
 In a statement for the House Appropriations Committee, the service describes the would-be assassin as a dishonorably dis charged serviceman, an alcoholic, drifter, prison inmate and a former patient at a mental insti- tuition.
 The statement, given to the committee in secret session and made public Monday, did not name the man nor indicate where he is now.
 However, the service later iden- tified the man as Sam Stepp Jr. Agents said the latest information they had on him was an arrest on vagrancy charges in Charlottes- vile, Va, last month. They said he was sentenced to 30 days in jail. Stepp has no fixed address.
 The service, which guards the President, told the committee the threats began in 1856. Since then, he served one six-month prison sentence in 1856 for carrying car tridges in Glenwood Springs, Colo, and spent less than a month in a mental institution in 1857 after attempting to telephone a threat to the President in Balti- more
The Nome nugget., 1959-03-18
Dillingham; Cannery Will Not Operate This Year

BELLINGtHAM, R - The Pa cific American Fisheries Co., said yesterday it will not operate it's cannery at Dillingham;, Alaska, this year unless the ban on Bristol Bay. fishing is rescinded.
 Don Pickle, secretary-treasurer of P.A.F., said he understood no other canneries on the bay would open if the order stands.
 "There just isn't anyplace else to supply enough fish for process ing in that area" Pickle said
 .P.AF. and the New England Fish Company had a joint operat- agreement in Bristol Bay. P.A.F. also was one of several packers which jointly operated a cannery at Naknek.
The Nome nugget., 1959-03-18

stand firm.'
 Whatever comes, he said, the American people "now have and will continue to have a modern, effective and adequate military establishment"
 In general, Congress members of both parties backed Eisenhow- CTS declaration of firmnes in the B erlin situation. Republicans welcomed, and some Democrats challenged, his assessment of the nations military strength.
 Eisenhower confidently cited the nations long-range nuclear bomber force, plus Al types of missiles either in production or under development, as powerful enough to resist Communism 5 challenge, despite domestic critics who are urging him to spend more for defense.
 Dominating Eisenhower speech were 46 words which appeared to move him a carefully measured step along the road to summit conference Khrushchev has been urging since last November.
 Referring to the Allied reply being prepared to the most recent Soviet note, he said:
 ''It is my hope that thereby all of us can reach agreement with the Soviets on an early meeting at the level of foreign ministers.
The Nome nugget., 1959-03-18
POLIO DOESN'T STOP THIS PROUD FAMILY . :.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, LR mn Mrs. Carl Krider, woman who hasn't walked for g years, has a proud smile on her face. So does her husband.
 Mrs. Krider, stricken by polio at the age of ', gave birth to a 5-pound 14-ounce baby girl, Kath- Teen Ann Krider, Monday.
 Doctors said the baby, delivered by Caesarean section, and Mrs Krider, were doing fine The baby is their first.
The Nome nugget., 1959-03-18
Record Endurance Cancer Fund Plane Being
 Recalled for Alaska TakeOff

SEATTLE, R mn A single-en- zine plane, being groomed for a record endurance flight to publi- cize the National Cancer Crusade will be christened here Friday by Governor Albert D. Rosellini.
 The two Seattle pilots will start their flight at Anchorage on April 1, and plan to visit all of the other 48 states.
 If, after reaching New York City, 177,24O miles and 51 days later, their "ACS Crusader" is still flying smoothly, they hope to continue on for a worlds record nonstop endurance flight of 66 days.
The Nome nugget., 1959-03-18

Assuming developments that justify a summer meeting at the summit, the United States would be ready to participate in this further effort" he added.
 Conspicuously absent from Els enhower's address also were his usual words of warning about the worldwide disillusionment that would follow an unsuccessful sum- init meeting.
The Nome nugget., 1959-03-18
ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL

Jonathan Komakhuk, Johnny Iyapana, Deborah Outwater, Enid Lockeby, James Dexter, Grace Iyatungak,z Thomas Deering.
 Discharged - Clara footkay- lok, Catherine Tobuk, Wallace Amakto0luk, David Otton, Mary McCray, Edna Tingik, Clara Tin gik, Charles Nershak, John Wheeler.
The Nome nugget., 1959-03-18
SCANDINAVIAN FILM WILL BE SHOWN TOMORROW

Bill Schafer, Scandinavian Air lines Service representative, will arrive Nome by Wien plane to- morrow. He will show a film on the Scandinavian countries at the muti-purpose room of the school starting at 7:30.
The Nome nugget., 1959-03-18

Here's important news for the earthmoving and logging industries s-the new Cat D8 Series H Tractor is here!
 It's new in every way. bigger, stronger, more powerful. built for bigger produc- tion and bigger profits.
 19at A4L Afat No other new machine ever received more exacting field trials :. or passed such severe tests so successfully.
 See the new Cat D8 at our store today... or mail the handy coupon for further information.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-14

ca. Redovito posjecuje vjezbe
svoga pjevackog drustva, a
tako isto radi "a svoj odsjek
koliko sc to cd ME trazi "a
htjeva. Inace ona je vrlo do
bra i marljiva djevojka.
Rodjena je 15-og oktobra,
1886. u selu Netretic, kotar
Karlovac, Jugoslavija. Sada
redovito polazi u skolu u Ali
quippa, Pa. i "a kratko vrije-
me vrlo dobro napreduje. ze-
Ii da sc cim prize nauci citati
i pisati engleski tako da sc
sto bolje upozna s americkim
nacinom zivota. Mnogo je "a
hvalna svojoj teti i tetku, sto
su ju ovamo dopremili i ovo
sve omogucili.
Sa strane nasega odsjeka,
kojega 81 tt sada grana, zeli-
mo ii Marice sve najbolje u
tvome buducem zivotu. Do
bro nam dosla, i neka te pra-
ii svaka sreca u ovoj tvojoj
novoj domovini, koju 81 od-
nah zavolila.
Ia odsjek IS H.B.Z.,
Margaret Zupcic, predsj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-14

dabranicom - Winana Ann
Farrell, u Manntjoy United
Crkvi, ciju sliku ovdje dono-
simo.
Mladenac je sin cd dobro
poznatih roditelja vrijednih
zajednicara, pok. oca Tony i
zivuce make Julke Conner
cic, u Schumacher, Ontario.
Mladenka je francuskog po-
rijekla, kcerka cd Mr.. Mrs.
Harold G.. Farrell IL Tim
minsa.
Kun je bio Josip Pecaric,
mladencev svak, a kuma Err
ma Mafturak, mladenkina Sc
stra.
Svadbeno veselje i vecera
Sc je odrzala u 7:3O sati u
vecer, u Mcintyre Arena. We
selje sc sprovelo uz dobro je-
10 j pice bilo je do mile vo-
lie "a svakoga tko je istom
prisustvovao. M | a d e n c su
primili lijepe darove, a kas-
nije u vecer su otputovali ma
svoje bracno putovanje, i ma
kon toga sretno sc povratili
i nastavili svoj posao.
Mladenci i njihovi roditelji
Sc zahvaljuju svima onima,
koji su prisustvovali svadbe-
nom veselju, a pisac ovih re.
daka cestita roditeljima, Ste
su lijepo uzgojili svoju djecu
j pripremili i'm lijepo svadbe'
no veselje, a mladencima ze'
limo svaku srecu u njihovon
bracnom zivotu da budu ns
ponos svojim roditeljima, cla
novima odsjeka 6O8 i svegs
nasega naroda..
F. VukObratich, izvj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-14

da cemo "a veliku vecinu zbo-
rova moci reel da su jedva
dosegli drugu kategoriju, sto
znaci sviranje radi vlastitog
uzitka, izvadjanje popularnih
komada bez boljeg poznava-
MIA nota i bez pretenzija "a
izvadjanjem slozenijih koma-
da komorne koncertne mu-
zike.
I zato danas trebamo ljudi
koT su voljni raditi u prav-
Gu usavrsavanja owe yrs t e
muzike. T m e bi, ponovno,
ljubiteljima tamburice mogli
priustiti, kao ono negda u
proslosti, koji koncert, mje-
sto ovog danasnjeg, tako IVA
nog modernog tamburanja,
koje je degradiralo u g u
tamburice u muzickoj umjet-
nosti.
(Nastavak slijedi)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-14

to je sestrom Maricom Poro-
patio, koja je pred kratko
vrijeme dosla il Jugoslavije
kod svoje tetke i tetka, Mar
garete j Mate Zupcic, koje
sliku ovdje donosimo.
Cim je Marica dosla ovamo
odmah se je ugledala u svo-
ju tetku, kako sc zanima "a
odsjek i H.B.Z., te sc je ona
odmah pocela zanimAti "a to
i cesto puta pitala svoju tet-
ku, kada ces meme upisati
u HBZ. Vrlo zelim da posta-
nem clanica, i sestra vas svih
sestara brace u H.B.Z., pa
da onda ia radim 8 wanna
svima skupa "a dobrobit svo-
jeg naroda. Posto sam mno-
60 slusala govoriti pripo-
vjedati o HBZ. u Jugoslaviji,
osobito cd proSlog rata, ko-
like je ona pomog3a svome
ratom nastradalom narodu.
Koliko nae vesei da 1 ja mo
gu nesto da pomognem j da
sam ia nj e n o m elanicom
skupa 80 svojozn rodbinom,
teton i tetkom Zup6it, stri-
nom stricom Cenko Ana
Poropatic njihoyoin broj-
nom familijom, te stricem i
strinom Mike Poropatic u
Kansas City, Kans, i njiho-
vom familijom, kao i mnogo-
brojnom drugom rodbinom. I
tako tetka Margaret ZupGic
ju je npisala u mjesecu au-
gustu i time udovoljila svo-
joj njesinoj 5elji.
Takodjer je pristupila u
pjeva&ko drA3tvo "Jadran" u
Aliquippa, Pa. Taaao su je
lijepo primiii svi jx vole i
cijene, pa Sc j ona medju Mi
ma ijapo j zadovoljno osjs-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-14
Supruzi Liposfak prosIavit &c
@-qodisniicu bracnoq ziyota

Powhatan Point, Ohio. - Djeca Tome Dragice Ii
poscak prreduu proslavu 5Ogodsnce bracnog zvota
svoe roditee koja &c odrzat subotu 17og januara
1852 njihovoj vlasoj kuci Powhatan Point Ohio te
ovme pozvau svoju rodbnu prijaelje, da dodju
ovu proslavu njihovih rodtelja.
Tomo Dragca Liposcak dugogodisnji clanov Hr-
vatske Bratske Zajednice odsjeku, ovom mjesu.
Oni rodom IL Tros Marie opcine. Saw zivot Ame-
rici proveli u drzav Ohio.
Njhova djeca diva sina pet kceri sv odrasl svi
ina u svoje famije Oni &c sv nac ovoj proslavi
da mani tat cestitau 5Ogodisnjici bracnog Avota
da i'm zazee da jos mnogo godna pozvu dobrom zdrav-
lu veselju zadovoljstvu - Prijatelj obitelj.
(Napomena urednstva- - Slka Cd svecara Lposcak
je kasno dosla nismo bill stanju napravit ksej
oval broj Zaedncara nego cemo isu donijet drugom
broju).
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-14

Gallo 81 wise clanova, kao i sa
malom clanicom, jeanne Mi
lonja, o kojoj cemo ovdje re-
ii par rijeG i ciju siku do
nosimo.
Joanne je kcerkica Cd do
brih cestitih roditelja, oca
Louis make Joan Mlonja.
Njezin otac Louis, doSao je U
Kanadu godine 1921. kad je
bio tex godinu i pol star 50
majkom Antonijom i danas
pokojnim ocen sa otoka Kr.
ka, selo $ilo, opeina Dobrinj
Zato neka je hvala svima
roditeljima ma ovako hjepom
odgoju svoje djece, koji su u
|plsax sv4 sEojn djecu u ~.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-14

treba pohvaliti sve one Tam
buritza Symphonies, Choral
groups kao i K ol o-groups,
koje su mnogo ucinile / cine
u pogledu promicanja nase
narodne kulture, pjesme i pie
sa. Njihovim nesebicnim ma
porima treba zahvaliti da je
nase opcinstvo zavolilo tam
buricu i tu vrstu instrument
talne muzike. Uspjesi ovih
skupina morali bi biti puto-
kazom pojedinim sviracima.
Danas Sc opcenito drzi, da
dok netko pokaze stanovitu
vjestinu u rukovanju tam
buricom, tako da moze ma
stupiti ma nasim obicnim pri-
redbama, da ina pravo sma-
trait sc kvalificarnim svira-
Gem. Ne nijecem to "pravo" /,
jer sc ova vista muzicke u
mjetnosti mole kategorizira-
ii, | prema tome svaki po-
jedinac mole ocijeniti u koju
kategoriju spada i do koje Sc
razine dovinuo.
Neki uce tamburicu da bi
"a svoju vlastitu razonodu
mogli cd zgode do zgode od-
svirati po koju narodnu pie
srnu iii pucku melodiju. Ako
Sc skupina ovakvih pojedina-
ca slozi, pa harmonizira svo-
.je instruments nau6e sklad-
no svirati, tada &c grupa biti
kadra pruziti ijepu zabavu
opcinstvu koje zeli cuti laga-
nu, jednostavnu i popularnu
muziku, koja ne trazi nj no
ia nj dirigenta. I, konacno, u
joS savrseniju kategoriju bi
mogh uvrstiti samo one zbo-
rove, koji se sastoje cd Sc
dam svira4a iii wise, koU su
vjesd q citanju i Interpreters
nju nota te prema tome ka-
dri svirati klasitne komade,
kompoicije n asih po0natih
skladatelja, izabrane koncert-
F! ne skladbe, koje se izvadjar
drvgim instrumentima. Ma.
ravno, da ova vrsta muzike
spad = Z odgovoratate pri'
code / sahtjeva slusateljstvc
koje 6e ovu vrstu' maEike rar
.amjed / sijenii.
AAo netom spoMenutc
"mjeriio" primjenimo ma ma
u tomhannnl1u aAEtiUnoot h,
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TAM B u RIGA
(Nastavak isa 2. strane)

i privatnim priredbama ma
Seq naroda, mogao sc lako O.
svjedociti da sc osim u vrlo
rijetkim prigodama moze Gu
tt ista, ne promjenjena vista
muzike, jednostavno tambu-
ranje i ponavljanje istih ko-
mada. Nebi Ii trebalo malo
wise pripaziti sto sc ina svi-
rati u pojedinoj zgodi? Dru-
gim rijecima, morali bi imati
wise smisla "a izbor, jer ono
sto odgovara plesu i slicnim
popularnim priredbama, iii o.
no sto sc svira u klubovima
i po gostionama, sigurno ne
spada ma svecane proslave,
koje zahtjevaju sasvim d1u-
81 repertoar, ozbiljnije j slo-
zenije komade, koji sc tam
buricama mog u izvadjati.
Dakle, wise smisla "a izbor
programa!
Naravno, da je SO postoje-
CHM kombinacijama, koje Sc
u vecini sastoje cd 4 tam
buraska Instruments, gotovo
nemoguce izvadjati bolju
kompliciraniju muziku, jer u
takvom slucaju mnogo toga
fall, stoN bi imalo doprinijeti
raznolikosti zvukova, buduci
svako glazbalo pridonosi svoj
udio ljepoti muzike. Gin je
manji broj sviraca N orche-
stru, i vrijednost njegove mu-
like postaje mania. Potpuni
orchestar je sastavljen cd 7
raznih instrumental, ako sc
isti smanJ ma samo 4 svira-
"a, nema dvojbe; da sc u tom
istom omjeru umanjuje j kva-
liteta njihove muzicke lived
be. I, stoga, s pravom sc mo-
ramo pitati, kud to vodi? Bu-
dino iskreni / primajmo,' 81
gurno ne u pravcu unapre-
djenja i poboljsanja tambu-
raske umjetnoeti i upotrebe
tamburice kao glasbenog in
strllmenta.
/. Swim kritiekim osvrtima
kriticarima mod 6erno ia
tvoriti'' xsta sa1no ako u bu-
duGe budemo mali pruziti do
bru izvedbu labranih koma-
da. Bee toea ns6e na4a tam
burica bid NJ onoj rasi,l ma
kojoj bi morala bit.
/ po1aaj ssih nedoota4ahe
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-14
zaiedmCarski mIadenci

Schumacher, Ont, Can. -
Ovime javljamo radosnu vi
jest, da je 9. augusta, 1858.
stupio u bracni zivot clan ma
Sega odsjeka 6O8 H.B.Z., brat
Josip Concrete sa svoiorn O.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-14
jeanne Mi|onja

Montreal, Quebec, Can. -
Ovime javljamo veselu West,
da Sc je nase gnijezdo Po-
mlatka broj 496 H.B.Z. pove-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-14
Marica Poropatif

Rochester, Pa. - Sa ovime
javljamo radosnu West, da
sc .je mas odsjek br. IS "Abra-
ham Lincoln" H.B.Z. povecao
s iednom mladom clanicom, a
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-14
H.B.z. izpo|njuje to1no svoje obveznosti
Jos. Chesarek

Zadnjc razpraM posmrtninah reki, da je nasa
leila izpacat vsako posmrnino kakor nitro mogoce in da
pri tenn lahko veiko pomagajo dusven tanik in pa
clani sami em da spremene svoo oporoko pravocasno
kadar kak dedic imenovan certfkatu, Zadrzkov
XII nastaneo 20 smrti cana, ako nj pref sprawl red
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