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IIIITAT. ESTIMATES LOWER THAN
IAST YEAR PRICE WILL BE AS c001
By .1. c. norm:
Special Cortespnndeni
The liven'uur Seutlnrl.
‘ (Copyright 11351
of lp
(This is the lot-i of :1 relies of dil-
Over 250, 000, 000 Busltels Under Last Year“
Surplus in U. S. Will Be Small—Europe
Has 200, 000, 000 More, However— Fruit
.(rop Less Favorable Than Last Year
A
atehee outlinlnz conditions in the
b’ef lnduetrluin Iltla countrywhich
course of unlineu in the next few
months)
NEW YORK, June lip-It. lI Itlll
too early to predict accurately what
the financial position of the farmers
of AIIIoI'lI'u will be during the hut,
half of thin year. Weather condi-
tions hero and crop and financial
conditions abroad may change the
situation decidedly. At prceent.
however. the outlook for the Ameri-
can farmer lb extremely good.
'l‘he entitnnto of the Department of
AII'leulture. places winter whentpro-
«Melton at. 407.156.000 bulthela and
Sprint: wheat at 253,729,000. a faint
of tifimsfihflbn buahela. "This in n.
lone of 211.7S8.000 bushels. or about
2!. per cent. III compared with the
192i yield. The Federal ofl‘tciuln M-
.Iet't thut netting aside the durum
whent production, which is not. need
here. there will be only sufficient.
for domestic consumption. However.
the swing wheat acreage in high and
favorable weather mny nervu to re-
will give I bards on whith huelnons- III“. the figures on that “‘01" llp\\'lil‘.d
men can form a conclusion as to the
It is certain that the Wmltl curry-
MWbyAmwthhmH-beendFthMmln
CHAPTER X!“ (Continued)
——
Y Errrytnmed beckh-omthedoor.
{the timetable in his hands. But
'wo‘t'tla froze upor his line. He
«stood for a moment. spellbound.
.And then all the barriers at 1'6
mm crashed suddenly—W
dotted by the divine force of under
standing. With the impulse born
of knowledge. only gained throng:
'onter darkness. he strode me
'flie morn and threw an arm round
«the younger man‘s shoulder-I.
"My dear fellow.” he nmttcred
brokeniy. And again, "My dear,
deer fellow”. .
Dusk drew at last fin mantle over
(but. interminable day. And still
"Leo walked . . walked . .
walked Once she became con~
:ecioua of terrible weakness; and
Iturned into 8 shop. She had a
vague idea of eating nomethlng: of
drinking eomethJug — something
‘wlthout any trade but. hot—600th-
v
ring. Then again. be weakness
Hover. ahe walked....welked....
.walknd.
Her mind, wrapped in it: blanket
of birternosr. revolved tnoeaaantly,
with terrible clarity. round one
point. What would be. the outcome
(if—imam extraordinary haste?
What was happening even now be-
tween Harry and Val?
‘ And. as her brain feared. 110 her
mu] grow tnrtured too.
The anchor alone capable ofhold-
ins loo swung about ntmlosely in
the woke of the boat. The love.
"thmwn up thus bum tin deem
‘J—morlng. tossed her to and fire he
“ween the two chm—the two
,‘realitiee lore alone could merge
linto onr.. . .
,Woulealretnmeoonundrlatm
her?
Would Hwy return and carry
her book to the mid vault. of duty?
. "Not that..- ”Never that. .‘v‘ul
I'ould never allow that to happen
H‘arry looked ‘vcry il'i.‘...Su;>
'poec he became—had becom—
‘mrloneiy m? Alone. Ill and alone
-....And shoniih no right in go to
,him?. . .Mnrrled “rtgbtu”—how she
Thad hated the word! But to forfeit
that rtght....After all it true I
zbeautflnl word. if spelled tn letter:
I'of' lovr. . . .
Sitting shivering before a tire on
.Ithle warm spring evening. she int.
figuratively. that uncertain. my»
ling thing called I mu] M both
‘Ihende and faced it. at last fear-
glessly.
Did it dmd too meet? an
I-...All....Al1. It demanded All.
i-IOnly wflh All could it reel contmt.
1 But. was the narration of All
possible—that lnflinte All—in I
finite world? In a universe infinite.
indeed, as she had once mound.
but. composed of finite particles!
Her mind reverted to I wish: of
excitation at Willerton. mltatbn
produced by Vere. letter. Always
jiVel....He—he enticed, up....up
1.....an Val....
. That elusive anchorofhwewul
{beyond the mortal power of pilots.
{‘It found it: own mooring, and that
Ift gripped. It listened to no up
immofrcason. or spirit. It was
tn spirit itself. though maybe hid by
. Rut flesh was one of the
{finite particles in the infinite Unl-
heme.
' When the mouring'wea cmnpoeed
_ two different layers or sand. they
should be held togetha' hy the
{anchors boob—not (rumble m
Val Igain....AlwxyI Yet. '3»
,illiust ideah.” he had M
“Snowman”
depth the flood of fear again rte.
inx.abcewttcheduptbellghtand
turned into her bedroom. Though
Ileep would be impossible. bed
would bring I certain rest.
And juat when Leo had slipped
of! her flock. I taxi whirred roxmd
the comer and «topped It the from
door.
Her own heart. Ibo thought. had
stopped too Then it went on 853111
ate tnrriflcpecewith bis choking
thumps. She heard Mrs. Merton's
hurried tread. hm- volce on the
doorctep.
Filming on a nezllxee. she open-
ed the folding-door into her sitting-
room. But further action seemed
impoaaible. She 1 back weak-
ly unmet the w k. wonder-
ing daily if she were about to faint.
Through I roaring mood in her
ears. she heard the murmur of
voices, ...Would they never cease?
"..
CHAPTER XM
.-—.—__1
"And you went to the, noun-
um?-
Leo rained herself 11 little, where
she lay on the hearth-rug. She
lifted her head from the knees upon
which it was pmowed. and looked
curiously into his face. The line-
light flickered fitfnlly over both
their form. enhancing the dark
shadows beyond.
‘1 went to the mountiins....m
I felt afraid. Lem—terribly mu.
0!...otmyaelf.'...Eeleaned
but no that his face lay in Ihndow.
”When twee I little fellow and my
mother died.lwaaaenttoanold
aunt in a cottage among the Welsh
hula. They...t.bey soothed—they
and the cen....And now they-—
they counted to ca.ll....Son1ethlnx
in than and. M that?"
" The My Once. in the hollow
hills,“ aha murmured. in larder
tones. 'Solnethlng—VIJ since”..-
At the name. Harry leaned for-
ward and suddenly drew her head
clone to hie breast—the instinctive
movement of poseecaion.
Hie We on here eminen-
Ionian wteb. Then he rose, "than,
her bodily into hlI'Irrne.
“Mermaid eernedy.".VIl
belongetouebothnow. Doesn‘t
he? mmmmm..42_
manicudmt'newt.’
Shedunxtnhdmcnmhlvely.
1y. m....Alwny cne now
“Man-
mnvarmmm
ameflncuendthemu’
Wadswhfitmdmh
hiaownmnheut.
'Hewwdn’tcuaehactwflh
Mlle must be due. I
thinkhemeurttoatdttheukht
"I hope. . .he is comm um
rub." A Mic fear inked bddnd
the words
In nilence min boar fer-amt!
dancing flames.
Presently Harry It M
“Do you remember my tuning y.
about the South arm. Ml
Shell we go out there together. Ill!
‘Newwf mmm~
“4'94 PM 999cm:
~34...—
flbgetharl" She cat back. her
one shim. “Build—1m you and
it Mnke our own home? Not.
magnificence.....luet I little neet.
...A.nd come time—3‘ Breaking
on. elm twined her arm round his
neck. whknerhu the last IentheIe
in hie ear. "I see me thinn—
tmm your point. of view now. I
want...l want—4
me live an inn answered her un-
Ipoken wiah. Then he rose. lifting
her bodily min his Irma.
'ltlatlmeycuwerelnbed.my
darling. . . . These condone"—
he kined each eye in turn. “I
went-" I leaping tongue of tire-
lisht illumlned his mile—“I went
just my own. own Leona-e to hush
It me and cry, ‘01:. Harry! len't it
—glorloual' "
The crowd which can always col-
lect. even before daybreak, melted
away. The two motor care had
been extricated from their embrIce.
neither very much damned. One
driver had given his name and Ill
detailc The other. half drunk.
had been taken away. MereLy I
common everyday tact—e Itrcet
accldbnt. Neither of the drivers
hurt. An Imbalance quickly
arrived to remove the ther figure
'——the figure now prostrate that had
been. only a few moments before.
upright. and full of life—cream:
"Wonder if 'I well mr~m
neon-Ii Inppoaition in I world of
hard plain fact.
“Dunne. looked leikeitfiaeemed
mend-lotto"
in the accident ward. other quest
time passed from Inter to doctor.
to nurse——
“His face in hmiliar," murmured
the sister. .
“Very—~beeutdfuh' said the nurse
—but not aloud.
No and or me could he found
to identity thin cue—only an no
posted letter addressed to: "Mn.
Wallis. 12 Elimbetlr Road. Kenning.
ton.”
“Send. . . .at once.” the doctor or-
dered briefly.
The riains Inn culvered I m
faint beams through I window over
the small bed round which a Icrnen
had been plIced. Inc lulled in the
doorway. leaning heath on the
arm propellinz her florwlrd.
Mista suddenly ewun before her
eyes. and every limb shook violent-
ly.
A nuree hurried forward and
spoke I tew words to Bartr-
wnrde which Leo badly audit.
Somthing . about “no how...
Back hrokea.....lut retitled eco-
Icionancea...." Then one led
them round the ear-ecu.
And at once all fear Ind horror
fled from Leo. Thane we: no leer
of any thin: in the dart limb-blue
me Need to her own. They‘only
lool'cd remote. . .
ctnuxely man which!
...AI aha fell onherkneu beside
the bad. they muted to pen: be-
yond her—to rest for one moment
on the man It her aide-then tore-
g
S
.3,
:5:
i
moved fiatntly—truned three men
which the alone could hen—ow
her heat undermd. She M ,
m 'lth he? 0“ Moe.
inguinal...
Clouds... .
usury. mun-em..-
multitude-um
Indthetwimetmudex-
pliant my» rice
“enthuw
clash
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. consirudion.
over will be Imeller than usual end
the dome-tic cerryover me be un-
der 65.000.000 bucheluend the Eur-
opeIh crop may easily amount to
300.000.000 bunltelI more than that
of luet. your. ’l‘hot nnutllan trop “8‘1
got a good Milli and tho AI‘K‘Jnllllt
IIIIII AuetI'Itliun yielda still 111'11 proh-
lr-ntaticnl. The world markets really
set.
for if domtmtio growers have to sell
their surplus ill'tl'ttad. the price they
[tl‘ll't‘ it will bring here.
With little or no nurplue nbow
home requirements. however, the
price of wheat. Male ntr to be at A
level. which will Melt] the farmer
misquote returnI. It is true. “hottt
rose to the 3:! mark in lull, but
few of the growers ublnlnt'd tiny-
thing llke that price for their crops.
It. in A). fair fltililllnllllon that 1021
wheat did not yield the farmer more
than SIJIIIIIJHIofioo. The 000,885.-
000 hushed: estimated for thin your,
Itt present prlt'ee. would yield nome-
thlng like $1.090.4tltl.260. Any (lum-
nile to the crop from this time 011.
countries, would tend to send the
price to higher levels. The. report.
of the Department, of Agriculture.
therefore, would not Input to indi-
Ing power of tilt: whcnt growers this
your.
The season in not far enough nd-
\'nnced to indicate the probable eorn
yield. Acreage probably lIna‘been
increased but dmunze by unfm'oru-
hie. weather has occasion d lnllt'll re-
planting. Country offerings of corn
of substitutes for stock feeding has
been widespread owing to high
prices. There in. however, little. to
indicate lower prices in the immedi.
ate future.
The prospects for large fruit pro-
duction are leee favorable than last
year; But. fruits are being market.
ed to better advantage this reason.
Yields from various Iectlobn are not,
t'oming 'on the market at. the came
time and dietrlbution is better. The
canning of fruit hna been git-en iIn~
ruznr. and experts anticipate the
mowers will receive no much or
more for their fruit as they. rlitl 1.110
ym
Cotton hnI gotten off to a seed
start with estimates of production
high. but the weather will have the
last. word to my in respect. to this
crop. 11a is the case with most others.
The oats yield is expected to be high.
both in (anode. and the l’nited
Storm. and the anticipated heavy
production of rye in Eutopo ie a
benrleh' factor in this (train.
himself. it is far more favorable
than at this time lost. year. . t rnnt
time many agriculturiate were ten?»
ily in debt. They were forced to use
a large part of the. money received
from the 1924 crops in clearing their
loans. Now they are in excellent,
shape financially.
indications of buying freely when the
harvests on: over thin autumn.
CONDITION OF
STATE ROADS
Monttdlle: Norwirlv-findlvme roe-I
DetouI peril
is under construction.
ed Over unimproved road.
Plainfield: Putnam-Norwich road.
section is under construction. Tref
tic. regulated by telephone where
work is being done.
Lyme: l'ZnsI Hadrlam.
llntllyme r0141 mailing in bi In: clone.
Detour over unimprch road around
It section of the w.ork
East Lyme:
'lruffic going east
from Old Lyme “1“ use detour;
flu going west. of letntic will pose:
Ihrouzh the work.
Colettester: Hebron. Amston road
is under construction. Detour uVer
unimproved road.
Montyllle: Hnymnnd Hill rond.
grading is being done. l_1otout' pori-
ed \"In Dulheare Ilill road.
“'lndlium: Windham -.\‘01'ih Wind
the price. for American \\heat.'
can get for it tlII'I'o dotnlnulen tho,
or I failure. in other his. producing '
mic any (allimr off in the. total buy. ’
have recently increased. but the uee‘
petun by the low prices obtnl-Jng for ‘
‘l
As to the position of the former‘
and have. shown:
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\otth t‘unaan tnunarh
Sniffilk
‘. under 11mm “Film;
"delny :tt lliltltrp.tHS I'Iem' Canaan
IOne- way it'fiit llt'lll' West Norfolk.
Sharon Sh: lltlll~.\lt 111:1 rend isun~
'"rlrI constr-Ittiutn. t'mtv rttint: plie-
lnuy iI'nit‘lc.
Torrlngton: Terriugton - Hurn'in.
Iton road is under tonstruction. Short
;detonr at Toninrzion mlt‘l.
\\.1te1l11|1‘ - \\'1teIlr1\\ ll \Vator.
town-'l‘ltonutatou l'tI‘ttl I» under con-
stIIIt'tlcn. ‘
Newtrm'n: Illethel rand
.‘llolFl constIuttInn is under “3‘ but
no detouis are. noccsmtnzj '
New Falrfleld: Sherman road.
etcnm shovel roustruvtmn is under
lemurs “Ill be
:4 "a m
l\\H\' tiiltl temporary t
posted as llttf‘FSfll)
Dow-1' Iontl .‘i'fllll =ho\'el
Kelli
tours are. necessary.
Raiding: Centretnun Tom-l. steam
Show! tonstItItt‘mn 1:1 und 1' “m on
‘Itanmed lm 111011 but no detoure
Iure llOt‘t‘rfiill‘)‘.
l CI'ernuIcltr Boston Putt road is
I-undrr “Instruction on .1 cut off near
Etho Ntw \UIk “lute lll'tt‘. NO delay
III tI'IIfl'lt'.
l 131111.110; Kepler‘s; Hill on the
iF-oston Post rend Iv: under construc-
spain Reported Ready to Desert War ‘.
on Moors and Let France Fight Alone
11145ka
.;
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mv-mmrm... ._ . .
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n‘rdepudaenweflemspehie npqrtedtobereedyto
-inekeIpeIcewifl1thercbellleeeMooreendleeve Frenceeolghtthe
tribeiuien Iloue‘Gener-II Biquelme of Spain is seen dimming I
propued umletlce with one of theI Moorlab chiefs, I repreecutetive
1
4 .
ham road 15 under t‘OnbirllelOl‘tililOl'l.
lI
Shore road is under construction‘Is under nay but no de-II
No delay in traffic. '
Vow Ilavten Middletonn menu"
.\‘ Illll (VII. -hIook road in under construction on a cut- off
,\'o delay in traffic. l‘
\filford. Orange and West “RH 11
“vaibrook: Benton Fort road to
undeI construction on :1 out off 1\0|I
delay in traffic.
Brnnfot'd and North BI'nnIeIIi: l
Road from Brnnfurd to North l-'- rin-l
ford is under construction. .\'0 de-
lay in (mm:
“eeiport: Shore mid la underl
(Hensiruction fine “a\ traffic “here,
toneIctc is being laid
Darlen: Boston Post road, con
crate in truck urea in Det'len center
being put in. N0 delay to traffic. 1
Dnrien-Boston Poet road? Prom:
Darien center to Nnrunlk town linel
i.- under construction. SIlinlIt d- inn-1’
to trltflle. . l
Portland: Glastonbury - Portland 3
road it! under construction Road
I: open to traffic but is very rough.
Bert Hampton:
Hampton road is under construction. l
but is open for traffic.
Stafford and Union: Stafford and
Union turnpike is under construe-I
tiop: open for traffic,
Enfield: Prospect Hill road is um,
deI' construction. hilt’lRP torn down.
Road closed for ir.Iil‘It-.
Poquonock and Sufficld: Road
under construction but is open for
Is
trite
sat. Granby to Windsor Locks:
Portland- East 1'
Norfolk mall. Sf‘lllI'lls A and B are \lilford turnpike in being widened pmgrens:
l‘mhnlt Ile snort' \‘0 delay in traffic. I
Road in under construclmn but is
't-peu for ll‘afllt‘.
Glastonbury: lIo-bron avenue road
5: t'lOl-Ptl. tlt"ltllll‘:i pnstwl.
The following put-'ltitItI: \1 Ul‘k it: in‘
Meriden: Brtnren Blerlvlen and
“.Illingford.
\‘nuiraiuck: .\'.'111zntuel.' to Helicon
ltIlln.
Seymour? SrSIIII-III- In Beacon
l .tll:.
Southmgton. f’laint'Illo in Plants—
ville.
-'
Resltifartuz is being done on the
Rollin tIII'm-Iko between \\ est Il1rt-
fortl nIId l‘IIImIIinton and on the
.‘lilltlale- \\:1ItI~IlytIIy road
Norwalkers Form
Protein Gas ("0.
Piilif‘l'b have been llll‘d “iih the
Sct'retnry of the Slot" for tho incor-
poration of the lx’ettd'm Corporation
of Norwnlk.
They are lllSll'll‘lllOl'S for protein
gas for the States of Connecticut. and
Rhndn lhliill'l. :IIIIl bane opened
aaetttieu in se'WI-III tlfll"\ in both
31: if' s.
. The officers are as follows: Presl-
dcnt. “'IllIam l7. Daniele: treasurer.
\‘ormnn \\‘l£l:lf‘.‘~\\'t‘il‘fll. and score-
Italv.\\1|liunti" l'l'lmlll‘ (11" XI w 113-
‘\'.eII 'l he Ulllt'l'tt t'Oll’lPusv the board
(If t‘lll'f‘t:l0l‘s.
~Adt'erttee in the
Sentinel fer
'the best results.
Boys hats!
Tweed golf
suite.
I
loge. 45c.
For every Summer use—
StrawI at$3—easy fitting
with‘ reinforced edges to
' prevent broken brims.
" Other straws. $2.50. Fancy
silk bands, 50c.
.White duck hate with
green underbrima—
Khaki camp hats—-
English cricket caps—.
cape-‘—
Wash hats to match wash
t
——
To go to the other end of
the subject, boys’ ell-leather
oxfo‘rda, $5. Boya’ stock-
)Roozns Peir’ConranF,
It “hefty
Redd I8.
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Want Fifth Avg
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'A-B-C AD lnde
ANNOUNCEMENTS... '
l—Deathe
2—Cerd of Thanke
a—ln Memoriem
'It—Flowcrs
t—Funerel Directore
G—Monumcuta, Cemetery
7—I‘ereonala
i—Socletlee and Lodge-
lit—Lost and Found
AU'1‘()lllOTlVE-.
A—Automobna Ayenciee
ll—AIItomobiles For Sale
iii—Auto Accessories -
ld—(lernges-«Auton for Uh"m ,‘“
lt—Gurages—Autoe for filmy ' '
iii—Motorcycles and Bicycil r-
l'f—Wanted—Automotlve ”y
BUSINESS SERVICI— Ilsa
ls—Buslneea Servicee OfferelCh .
iii—Building and Contrectiih°
21—Dreaemakin: and Itilin‘ 0E
22—Heeting, Plumbing. nut-
ill—Insurance Ind Surety red 1
25—Truckln5—Storage eti-
26—Paintlnz, Paperlnx. D1;
in! EC.
Zl—Profeastonal ServiceI :11.
zit—Repairing and Renniahéd.
ao—Taiiorln: and Pruning
ll-Wanted—Bueineel Bert
/
al-I—Empmyment Agencie b‘ 1
32 -—Itlelp WanteduFemIieD ‘
(la—Help Wanted—Male ‘
at—Help—Male and Funafuti! I
Ii—Solicitora, Canvauere. died 3
36—Situat lone Wanted—Fee of. ,7
31—Situetione Wanted-JIM"
FINANCIAL— a“ ‘
bx .'
til—Burmese Opportunitiee ‘
til—Money to Loan—Hortxutv
«ti—Wanted—to Borrow out ‘-
‘o :
INSTRUCTION—t .13 .
42—Corespondence Coureee
u—Local instruction Clueé" ‘
4_,i—-MuleIl Dancing. Dre‘
46—Wa.nted-lnetruction 3.
LIVE smear-u . ma .
47—Day. Cate. Other Pet: at-
48—Horees. Cattle. Vehiclehat S
iii—Poultry and Supplie-
:in IS
GO—Wanted—lee Stock iom v‘
MERCHANDISE- "3253 _:
al—utlclee For Sale nth
hl-n—Barte‘ rand Exchlll
SZ—Boate and Accessorlec
53-—Bulldinz Materials in);
Ei—Buelneae and Office “:0 .
ment
55—Fa1m and Dairy Produ“?h
oil—Fuel Feed. Fertilizer m' ‘1‘
61—60011 Thlnu to Eut
bsI—llouaehold GoodI 3“"
Gil—Jewelry, Watches. Dilfm‘
ill—Machinery and 'rooII 1°
62—Musical MerchIndiIe "“3
sz-e—Rudio Equipment “5°
fill—Seeds. Plants, Flaunt-It-8e
iii—Special at the Stone
its—Wearing Apparel
fits—Wanted-To Buy
to
ROOMS AND BOARD—4 I o
til—Rooms With Board .
68—Rooms Without Board'"
69—Rooms for Hounekeepl '
70—Vacation Placel -' .,
71~Where to Eat —
72—Where to Stop in Tov l.'
Ia—Wanted—Rooma or 80
REAL ESTATE FOR RE.”
74—Apartmenta and Fine l
"ls—Business PlaceI for Re
Til—Fume and Land for
77—Housee for Rent
78—Ofncee and Deck Room
Til—Shore and Mountian -’~ ,"w
Rent ' l 5'
ll—Wanted-To Rent ‘1:
REAL ESTATE FOR SAL
R—Brokera in Real EItnte :3
tie—Business Property For
83—Fnrma and Land For
u—Houaea For Sale 9
ss—LotI For Sale
86—Shore and Motmtain 1
Sale '1,
Sl—Suburban—For Sale '
SD—Wnnted—‘Real Estate
on:
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ADVERTISERS
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promptly on the due of 0 ,
Insertion with the ucept7 ;
that in view of the courttI ,
extended th'ey will be p. ' ‘-
before the uven-dIy ee
discount hu expired. '1‘
continuation of am pen
is dependent on the
operation given by the an ”1'.“
in minimizing collection "‘I
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pence by prompt purine
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