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cnenp. 29 WuhmsmSt-Joefleor' i 'Faculty.
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tmention: have been minted at
{salaries recommended by Charles D.
:Hlne, secretary of the state board of.
_ educutnn. This point wu settled whom
FOR SALE—GEESE
One year old: beauties; come leci.
them. Merrill, Wilton, Conn. 1’".
47-2, Wilton.
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«m > u a... so... : ' ‘ : . - ere m mm 6,... mm
53mm mum“ E .WAB‘ 8A ‘ums . thew tires. Bfluermun Bros. No. Main
93‘ sucker. THEWSON M'WAM 380m 00: ;SL. So. nor-walk.
_,'. .\:‘ TRY, BIA ‘ ‘_ ~ m ... .. t. 853.11m, ' __
,_.'. 3“ “L a; CO Next to Post Ollce. Up one Flight i FOR-SALE—Two ‘HOUSBS AND
' . on“ 1379311183 _ , W 290 (99‘ “errand msreet along
L—r I ,7 Side Railroad. IDQuire L. Effron, 3 Row-
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l . “ n, Apply to Andrew W V‘no 2 Rid; '
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. ,. 5, tires 2nd shift. :80. Ncrwalk. Come ready to . FOR SAL}: HOUSE - ox- Sn,
“ was _ 1‘, shift. ‘Monday morning work-rooms and all improvements. Large
L i ‘ 3.1.15 ”ml shift " .attic and cement cellar, Lot 50x150 {
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_ _ wads __ 2nd WANTED-ABROAD SILK WEAV__centrgjly located. Address 8 Sentinel;
ers and learners. Learners paid while, I _' i
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r“ Iii“? duri‘d‘fshlft. [Orin-ling. Apply Mr. Jones, Muller qiliogasAfiE 22E PARIDR SUITEJ
' :filat 9 J; tf‘uxifi (“(1:18 Mills, Old Fair Grounds, Nar- silver weft? hirrels 1:22: 8??)2’ 331113»;
93"- “ 1. - wa -. . - . ,se a era,
:1: i-stoning—Zind and ,.g.__ __ __ 3trunk5- New Bil-flap .180 yard. Phone'
u o .d WANTED-—LAUNDRESS TO TAKE ”03"" f
"3 did a“ 0‘ wash home. Quick worker preferred. FOR SALE B --.
l. ' - ABY ,
I i-;.pul’llllliti€‘3. . ‘3 Quinta!“ Ave' 1) {b .CWAGF'.
_ . ”in..- . — __ a Y crib, baby yard, also high chair;
.. ” ‘ ° ' WANTED—~WOMAN TO TAKE 42 Fairfield me, So. Norwalk. i
a, ., ‘11, Tire 86 Rubber CO. care of child :1 years old. Phone 1145-13.? _ fii
"‘ ' WANTED—BY COUPLE. 3 WNW" FOR BALE-800 BABY CHICKS.
VTIRNTED!
i‘oung men it) learn
ital mining. Good
gay iii-g? learning.
(raid 6».- iinapp C0. '
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ii’ANTED !
E;.;.i;l‘.r:2= ~ 1 il'lillll‘lCI‘S on soft
.14» young wom-V
~ . f.;.:.miiig and bind-
' xxhile learning.
KJAPP CO.
(at 24C
v-n nutritines
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Machinist
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: ’ ll‘iln cotton
good pay.
Also, young
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South Norwalk.
\" IITLDr—FEMALE
52ers on Ladies'
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open for
'!~ who desire
"HEP. Free-in-
‘1 all our on»
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South Norwalk
=.-.'ANTED
ovum; MACHINE OPER'
ATOES PAID WHILE
trirxirr CLUETT,PEA-
BOUT cl. C13,, INC.
New.“
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warding house;
ELI cooking, good
rig-his if desired.
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stenog'
iilli must haVC'
f :fiwzdviall. Tele-V We wish to express
. — also the mu”: m
a collage. fur- A. M. E. 0mm” H
. or little ways tributes N“
: :xire patty, without an“ I i
“Cottage" care 30.:
‘ So. Norwalk.
‘improvements. 3 minutes from 89;. Nor-'
* WANTED‘ me new appointed state. m not
.5 , —.."Iia week for tenor-“y om
WANTED—AGENTS. 850 A WEEK “Term to formal organisation on my
selling 020, the new drink to: We. ‘»~ The bowl also requested an employ-
fountains. wt-ite for territory. Ad. 99 0! the former board. including Mr-
dress The 020 Company. Wilton, coon; “his to continue in service at least
iron the present. '
WANTeo—nxpzarmzcnn dean.’ (Frederick s.- Jones amt of .Yale col-
ators on mint-oats. Steady work. 000111939. Will be chosen pron-cent of the
pay. Short hours. Apply Victoria Wa- M whenoemuent colonization“.
terproof Co., ‘8 Union St. Effected. Mr. Jones was mm temper.
nished rooms suitable for light house-:Rhc'de Island Reds and Barred Rocks.|
keeping. Improvements preferred. Ad- Special prices by the hundred. Elmer
dress "J. W." care of Sentinel. {Talmadgm Ely Raymond Cottage!
. Chestnut .Hill. i
WANTED—1X COMPETANT H()USE i
worker. Home nights and Sundayruz FOR SALE—‘BUICK 5 PASSENGER}
Mrs. E. P. Wood. 4 West Ave., So. i SIX CYL LATE 1916- “UN 9'00”
'.\'()l‘. Tel. 1962. ENIILESLOV‘ERHAUIED AND PAINT‘;
_ 1m). AS GOOD AS NEW. SATISFAC-:
WANTED—AN EXPERIENCED wo- TION GUAANTEED. 0R
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NO SALE.
man for general housework in entail-PHONE 309. OR CALL AFTER Sin
house. Must be good cook. HIGH.OLD “’El‘b LAUNDRY- i
WAGES TO RIGHT PERSON. Mm: i
M. 1:. 1‘. Brown, 79 Franklin Ava, Nor-4 FOR SALE-200 CONNECTXCUT
walk. Tel. 507.5. River [Roe and Buck Shad. l; and 6 inf
;cach, 50c each. W'ashingion St. bridgn'
WANTED—“'EAVERS FOR T.A.Pn,W0dnesday. 9 to 5.
looms, also girls to learn weaving. Ap- I
ply J. & J. Cash Ltd. Chestnut St. 3 FOR SALE—A MAN‘S BICYCLE,
twill sell cheap if sold at once. Can be‘
WANTED—MARINE ENGINEER, seen all day Sunday and between‘5 and;
Marine fireman. Mess bo‘y. Cooks. Al". 6 during the week. «i Ludlow St. Nor-'
ply to N. Y. & Norwalk Line, So. Nor—i walk. |
walk, (it. . i - i
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{4. years old. Second calf, sound andi
. ‘good easy milker. R. C. Lester. Syca-;
FOR RENT—GARAGE spAcg FOR more Farm. Post Road. 1 Lulu Ens”:
two cars. Reasonable. L. M. Magaw. ; Darien Station. ‘
47 “’est Ave. }
3 FOR SALE—A RUNABOUT CAR'
FOR SALE-CHEAP FOR CASH‘_model, 1916. Good condition.
W... _ -—
ning condition. inquire 13 Cove avenue. Tel. 377-
lflast Norwalk. 1
FOR SALE—*HOU‘SE AND LOT. J.’
LARGE Man. 24 Pine St. I
TO RENT—FURNISHED ‘
front room with all conveniences to}
one or two men. 15 Washington St.‘.
FOR SALE-4 Silli-ZBOAi‘J).
stove and parlor suite. Tel. 2 flit.
GAS
TO LET__NEATLY FURNISHED: FOR SALE-BURROW'S roi‘i. AND-
front room, all conveniences. Centml-‘bill’ud table. Good as new. Sold for
ly locatedon “’ashington 5L, private‘want of use, very reasonable. Phone
family. Suitable for one or two gentle- i ”9242-
m '. 'Address-“Centh carerof Senqiw . ..
“5:1 i FOR SALE—FRESH MILK AT THE
_ ' estate of Edward H. Smith. Rowayion.
TO LET—5 ROOMS AT 5:. SPRING? .
Inquire of Mrs. R. Tariov, 16? FOR SALE—KITCHEN RANGE,
iGlenwood, in good condition. Call after
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C rove t e o . f ;6.30 p. m. daily, any time Sunday. Mrs,
FOR RENT—3 :‘SI'CELY FURNXSH- Arthur Keyworth, 22 Grove St., South
ed rooms for light housekeeping. MIVNOI'W'EIR, C00“-
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FOR SALE—A 26 FOOT PLEAS
walk station. “M. T.” care of Sentinel._
- gtire boat equipped with 12 h. p. Buffa
1:081" :10 motor. Jul-at been . o‘v'orhauled and
__-.— L painted. Everything in first class can
REWARD Edition. Win sell reasonable. Anchored
Suitable reward and no question, for in Rowayton harbor. Inquire R, m,
information leading to recovery of Seymour, Logan SL, 'Rowayton. Tel!
pearl necklace and goldchain set with , 2022.
eight amethyst hearts. L. M. Magaw.; —FOR $XL§:I‘ER§ifi—K~ITTENSH
17 “fem Ave. I ,Long and silky. Beauties; come andl‘
, . . see them. Merrill, Wilton. Conn. Tel.
LOST—A BIJUE SILK HAADBAC. 47-2, Wilton.
Lost in a Jitney, Saturday night after
ten o'clock. Contained a sum of mod,
ev. A Check back and other small
articles. Reward if returned tor-Senti-
SPECIAL SALE
0n ‘ Ford size tires. Mostly'
,Goodyear. Come early to avoid the;
nel office, 'rush. L. Effron, 3 Rowan St, E. Nora
,walk. Tel 441.
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NOTICE - ,FOR SALE—20 FT. MOTOR BOA’l“
' .. complete. Several bureaus, beds, and;
The Pragmatism Ber
tables, 1,000'chairs, 1 up to date mic-l
sion'llbrary suit. several lawn mowers,i
several?
vice Station is now open.
The highest class of Battery
' typewriters, kitchen tables,
work, mmm 1 Sat? 01d antiques. one pair fine old savra
gepmn“ on ; ‘ vases, 6 ice boxes and hundreds °tl
attenes. " ‘ h d ticles. Philip P.‘
- other seconu an at
Work. comm ’WW -.lié£anoney, 52 Van Zant St. Tel. 11m...
Norwolk Storage Battery”
Company " “Eda SALE—SIX ROOM cannons
72,.uo..mu.at.- ‘ So. Nonmik
on Lincoln avenue on easy payments.
386—2 ' . ; fiAlso two family houses. Good oppor-
Ph‘op’h - ' L jtunity. to get your own home. M. Ep~
W My ' ‘ ‘ {stein and Robert 0. Raymond,» Se. Nor-
' “engineers ‘ gnu _ . fl ‘
““7 ' 311.106”- FOR BALE—CABBAGE PLANTS.
thanks to. the ,triends MW mg
.1131sz
FOR SALE-«FRESH JERSEY cow} '
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.Lharles St" 12' horwalk. ,mosl distinguished national achieve-
Ve'yi DETECTIVES—Cn'lL AND orum- men" _‘
_ GENERAL IRELAND HONORED.
Divorce evidence obtained quickly‘ “'ASHINGTON. June Ill—Hajor-
ipaired at Fiore'a Garage. 11 Hanford’
, Vary chairman at the preliminary meet-
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‘ ins. while Walter D. Hood. head of
HAIR— TONIC AS A. MIN K.
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,the Gilbert school at Winted, was
' “ "' " made temporary corresponding secre-
SAN JUAN, June 3 (Correspond-' -
ence of The Associated Preamp-Hair tary. Governor Holcomb, who presided
tonic has leaped into favor as a drink at the heeting had called the session
:1 Ponce. in one week more than gather, and with him met Lieul-Gover-
4.350‘bottles of adkind manufactured nor Clifford B. Wilson, Charles L.
by a local firm un er a formula regia-' Amen ,
tel-ed with the insular government I of Hartford, Frederick S. Jones
Was sold in that city. The ionic, said of how Haven. William A. Shauklin of
to contain more than sixty per cent. Middletown Walter 0- HooddWimGd
alcohol, is reported to have been sell- L Torrey of Putnam. Julianw. Cu.
ing freely at fifteen cents a drink. de- rel of Gr hicn H _
s it f in t it nt ' 99“ and can A. Tir-
p e the act a on nine drugs rel of Norwich. . .
which, although reported to be of ben- -
eflt to the rair when externally ap- Thflt Charles 1)- Hine wll continu9~
plied, alrle said to behsomgvhat harm Tel" ' oly as secretary of the board
ful to t e system, w an bibed. . .. . an canal ‘ ,
The existence of the tonic v' :2 di ~- M "Ll? a fore; usion. Just as
covered by a detective, who, (a sum- seemingly certain is the departure of
pling a bottle. reported the matter on Henry C. Morrison, whos. attempt to,
der the impression that he had discov. ; get control of the state
cred something fraudulent. system led to the breaking up of the
As the formula was registered with
the insular government by the manu— “a“ board 0‘ education. Mr. M01“-
facturers, no legal action has been 3°“ announces be h“ 1’9”" Offer“ a
taken against them, but the manufac- profes‘fsorship in Chicago.
ture has been stopped and the police=
have been endeavor-Tug to round up all '
the supplies of the hair tonic that can'
be found. it is reported that aboutl
75,000 bottles have been shipped to
WESTPORT WOMAN HONORED.
Chosen Phi Beta Kappa Poet at Colum.
Ponce during the last few weeks, of bin university.
which dthe creator Part has been re-_ Mrs. Wilma Muir Evans. of West.
covere .
port, wag Phi Beta Kappa poet at C0-
lumbia University on Tuesdav. June
‘3rd. This occasion was the fiftieth an-
lNlilANAPOLlS. lnd.. June 10__iniversar,v of the founding of this <0-
Fifty thousand visitors have arrived ciety at that university. The orator
to attend the four—day meeting of the .‘ ,- v
Imperial Council of the Ancient Ara- was the Assmtant Secretary 0’ “3' ‘
Koppel. Emei son and Lowell have '
bic Order. Nobles of the Mystic .
' been par-ls {or this ancient fmiornitvu
Shrine.
W. Freeland Kendrick. of Philadel- which was founded in 1776. but this is.
we belleVe. the first time a Woman has
phia, who becomes the next imperial
P e a , w ‘ .
at m te arrived today M the hard been accorded the honor. Phi Beta
Kappa differs. as our readers knov‘.
of Lu Lu Temple's delegation.
lrom all Olil'T Greek fraternities, both
in purpose and membership. Its mem-
vters are drawn from men of the high—
‘cst academic standing in all the uni-
versities and therefore in its enroll-
,ment have been at all times men of the
MYGTIC SHRINERS MEET.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
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Too busy to write it you want electric-
al work or repairing done drop a pos-
tal for promise. F. J. Flaherty. 4
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and without notoriety or publicilv. Con" Geenral "Child W" “V15“ ‘0‘“;
sultatlon absolutely confidential. Ret-
er—nces furnished as‘to responsibility.
integrity, etc.
Do” . COIB.
that the British Government had eon-
, ferred upon him the Cross of the Com~
'panion of the Bath in recognition of
P. O. Box 2143. Bridge-I his service at Chief Surgeon of the
A. Er F. and Surgeon-General of the
TAXI SERVICE .
(ars for hire all hours or the day and?
night. Victoria Taxi Station. Phone 9379
Romano and Cutrone. Props. ipRo. xo'ncr:
_. . . District. of Norwalk. 89.. Probate
SOUTH NORWWJVE POULTRY Court. Juné-Ti. A. D.. 1919. "'4
MARKET‘ Whereas. \\ ritten application has
Poultry of all kinds 59“: aIIVe or kill- i been made to this Court for the admis-
ed.and “"333“ w’m“ 5'0“ "fit Tfil-gsicn to probate of a certain written!
1553- 31 Benton ““9“- i'inctrumcrtt as and for the will of John
:Steb’bins Seymour, late of Norwalk. in
TRUCKING—Peter J. Nelson. local 1 said District, deceased.
and long distance hauling and truck-i
ing. 71 Osborne avenue. East le.i Ordered. That said application be
ilieard and determined at the Probate
Conn. Tel. 1891 : ‘
.._ .r -__,__..._. _ ___ gomce, in Norwalk. on the 18th day
PAINT?” - PAPER-HANGING“; June. 1919. at 2 o'clock afternOon;
“W""n‘v painter- "3’9"”: 111' ' and that public notice thereof be given
paper. up—to—date styles, 10"“ prim. = to all persons interested therein by
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial at inn-bushing [his order in a newspaper
d°fl solicited. “1 409' A1.x,"m‘r‘huving a circulation in said District.
Whit“ '1 1‘3 EU ‘m mt least five days before said day of
hearing.
UNION PARCEL DELIVERY—Edi v , . ‘
ward J Flaherty, proprietor. Truck-l HEAR‘ “' GREGORY
ing, long distance hauling. 'nght. Judge.
and heavy trucking. Office telephones} ———————__.___. g
1581. 300 house connection. , District of Norwalk, ss. Probate;
’Fi—ORE’S GARAGE "Court. May 27, A. 1)., 1919. ‘
Estate of Marguerite Parker, late of
Have your Ford overhauled or re-iNorwalk, in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
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trict of Norwalk, hath limited. and al-!
Place. Tel. 925. Genuine Ford parts
“8°12?" lowed six months from the date hereof;
{for the creditors of said Estate to ex-i
r . . . I #7 hibit their claims for settlement. These
Reducmn'mithe Price Of {who neglect to present their accounts;
’ Tires . properly attested, within said time. will ;
“in“ VI 1 be debarred a recovery. All persons;
H A" 411“) T?!” indebted 'togsald Estate are requested {
Auto Supplies .to make immediate payment to i
One Wm Tire rte. to , JAMES PARKE- , R.
3 Administrator.
Every Patron 3 , I§
. District of 'Norwalk, as. Probate2
AA£9N {KGHN Egan-t. May 29, A. .13., 1919. .l
55 mod-Avenue ‘ Estate of John Troy, late 0 Igor-V
i Pinned”. walk. in said District. deceased. 7;
' i The Court of Probate for the Dis-
“ """" "" ‘trict of “Norwalk, hath limited and al-
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glowed six months from the date hereof
"L V ‘ redltora of said Estate to ex-
GHEASNJARE W J“ u“ °
‘ aims ‘ settlement. Those
We will in! your household mm “m”! I"
{who neglect to present the accounts.
secondhand gm Anything”. renal! attested. within and time.
kn; mm to the ml- p
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will be debuted a recovery- Aline?-
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orders of the U. 8. Stee
on May 31 were W310 tons. accord-
loam
aliens! 30
W toaaid Estate arexe'f ’
(Continued from PIC: Ont.
from Camp Upton. N. Y.. to Fort Bliss.
Texas. and of the 111th Hold» On!-
Teno. has been
ambit: it .7:- utated ollclallr
have no ome-
m but are
m. remit 3h”. “'0.
VI. to Camp Bowie,
that the. em
tie: “at?“
mhrflof
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h _ noble.
l ins excerpt from General Cabeli’a
upon “In“. public:
“Natmub'le anticipated on border.
except very and! raids, for purposes
of atom and m fonds. Btu:-
hy tram n .
in general there is peace 3?
tion can be controlled
there.
thebcdermbubeenforthemt
eight months. 4:
nothing alarming in situation and
reason for calling out Texas troops
see
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HEXICO CITY, June 10.-——T~ho city
of Chihuahua, which Villa was report-
ed to hold. was enema Saturday by
federal troops commanded by Gen.
Manuel Dim it was untamed
last night from the
dent Carranza.
dices of Presi-
It was added that Gen. Diegues
would remain in Chihuahua to await,
tinulng the camp; ixn
order: before con
against Villa. The onicial announce
meat set at rest various reports re-.
Sum the situation.“ Chihuahua.
TWELVE UNFILLEO
STEEL 080533.
NEW YORK. June
ing to the monthly statement
10.~Unfilled
l Corporation
today. This is a decrease of 518,376
tons, compared with orders on April
-—-Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
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ml“ "' t art-x .
ache. rheumatism. core. .
awful tired teeth. out m, .
tom of kidney.” W
“I have got such good results
Foley Kidney Pills that I M .
much better-ad the “All.” ,.>”
and sides in anal lot better. I‘
going to keep on taking them)“
(M . Gray, 270 6th St., Detroit, ‘ '
Amino-Porch Commotion.
FOR SALE—A TWO '
‘house conveniently W. m
feet. Fine mden and fruit.
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unmet. Io.
HcmeMa-de Ice Cream: '
BULK OR BRICK
FRESHMADE CANDLES
VISIT MLARBE PM
ma new mom cm are. (-20.9
10,South Main Street
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THOMAS CONFECTIONIJRY:
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DOWHRIGHT com
awaits the ‘Mrd-worklnfl..
wife who rests her wearyw
on one of these or
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it looks in the Mum—I“
as “nifty" too. With its M
curving back and on“ C
leather sent, this piece at m
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mer days. See it at our store.
58 WALL STREET.
nmox LENSES-Folding Oxford: in Gold or
Shut-0n and Other taunting.
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