Indian Daily Mail, 17 February 1947
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Title Section15 1947-02-17 1 Indian Daily Mail Vol. 111, No. 6. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1917. PRICE 10 CENTS15 words
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Article, Illustration890 1947-02-17 1 Is Key To World Situation" He Says: Indirect Reply To League Agitation? lin wonts To Be Friendly ill Everyone, Says Asol All Lor Hi.— A strong pica to India to avoid civil strife Lveai example to the world by carrying out her tranLReuter - 890 words
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88 1947-02-17 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) New Delhi, Feb. 16.— General Mohan Singh, of the Azad Hind Fauj, is joining the Congress. In a statement, Mohan Singh reminds his comrades that India is not yet free and adds: "Inactivity is death. The Union Jack is still88 words
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Article53 1947-02-17 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) New Delhi, Feb. 16. It i.s understood tba* preliminary negotiations for the exchange of diplomatic representatives between India and France have been concluded The French envoy i.s expect; d to arrive m Delhi soon and the Indian Ambassador Paris will be53 words
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144 1947-02-17 1 PATEL SAYS (From Our Own Correspondent) Delhi, eb. lt». Sardar Patel, interviewed by the Aneriian Associated Press yesterday, declared that Congress would withdraw frtom the Interim Government if the Muslim League members are allowed to remain under present conditions. The sitiii.tiun would144 words
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106 1947-02-17 1 Muslim League Not Quitting, Says Chundrigar (From Our Own Correspondent) Delhi, Feb. 16. The question of the Muslim League quitting the Interim Government did not arise because Consrress too has not accepted the Cabinet plan, declared Commerce Member Chundri^ar when interviewed. He added that a Hindu-Muslim settlement Is possible only106 words
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Article108 1947-02-17 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) Delhi, Feb. 16. Addressing the Indian Council of Physicians m Delhi yesterday, Pandit Nehru advised the doctors to keep the interests of the community as a whole and not work m a spirit of narrow trade unionism. In the olden days108 words
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59 1947-02-17 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) Madras, Feb. 16. The question of replacing land revenue by the .levy of a sales tax on agricultural produce is engaging the attention of the Madras Government. A special officer has been appointed to draw up a scheme. The Government59 words
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104 1947-02-17 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) New Delhi, Feb. 16.— A proposal u>r the establishment of a Central Bureau of Psychology under the India Government was approved by the standing finance committee yesterday m Delhi. The object of the bureau, which Is suggested by the Central Advisory104 words
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111 1947-02-17 1 From Our Own Correspondent) Delhi, Feb. 1& n a statement to-day the Ku!cr of Bbopa] denies that a split has occurred m the Princes' camp. Referring to the recent Delhi parleys, the Nawab says: "All decisions taken by the States have been unanimous111 words
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71 1947-02-17 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) Calcutta, Feb. 16. The Bengal Premier revealed In Calcutta yesprday thai both Mahatma Gandhi md Panel it Nehru had suggested the appointment of a joint commission for enquiry into the Bengal nnd Bihar riots but he did not reply to the71 words
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34 1947-02-17 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) Madras, Feb. 10. The Madras Government have decided that the Brit isl i National Anthem be omitted from the English S.S.L.C. text-bouk.— Copyright. ciemand.-34 words
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90 1947-02-17 1 Hanoi, Feb. l€. A second war correspondent eff€rlH| th« j IndoChinese lighting was killed Friday while accompanying parachute troops. Maurice Martin of 'France Soir" was iirst wounded severely and later killed when the stretcher bearer carrying him to tinrear tripped ov i a wireReuter - 90 words
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Article28 1947-02-17 1 London. Feb. 16. The Honourable Shanker Saran, wa.s appointed a judge of th< High Court at Allahabad, replacing Robert Langdon Yorke. the Indian Office an- nouncod today. UPUP - 28 words
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185 1947-02-17 1 SAWS INDIA'S LAISOUK LEADER Calcutta, Feb. 1(>. Revolution "violent or non- violent" should be the future policy of the All-India Trade Union Council, Mrinal Kanti Hose, Council President, told the 22nd. annual conference which opened here today. "One need not labour the point thatReuter - 185 words
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280 1947-02-17 1 CEYLON GOVERNMENT SERVANTS HAVE NO BACK PAY PROBLEM BUT SOMETHING WORSE? Colombo, Feb. 16. An allegation that d cabled appeal by the General Clerical Services Union to Colonial Secretary Arthur Creech-Jones to intervene m their favour was not transmitted by Chief Secretary, Sir Robert Drayton, was made here by theReuter - 280 words
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96 1947-02-17 1 ttogota, Colombia, Feb. 16. A four-motored airliner of the C<>^>mbian Avianca lines sniasl Into a cloud -shrouded 9.000 foot penk m the Andes mountains and the .Mayor of a mountain villa so said that all 50 persons aboard had been killed. It wasUP - 96 words
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Article39 1947-02-17 1 Washington, Fob. 16.— President Trim- .in flow yesterday to the bod.sidr of his aged mother, brin^inn: his personal physician to her, following he- fall on Thursday night m which she suffered a serious fracture of her right hip. UPUP - 39 words
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Article132 1947-02-17 1 London, Feb. 16.—V. Molotov. Soviet Foreign Minister, has presented a not© to the United States Ambassador m Moscow protesting against the statement made recently m the Senate by the acting Secretary of State Dan Acheson, on the foreign policy of the Soviet Union, Moscow radioReuter - 132 words
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92 1947-02-17 1 INDIA'S BALANCES: INFORMAL TALKS CONCLUDE New Delhi. Fob. 16.— Preliminary Indian sterling balance talks between the British Treasury and Bank of England on the one hand and the Finance Department and Reserve Bank of India on the other have been concluded here and "are regarded as having been extremely useful."Reuter - 92 words
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89 1947-02-17 1 Ranfoon, Feb. ig. The Supreme uneil of the Anti-Fascist Peoples Freedom League today unaiinotisly endorsed the agreemeart reached at the ret cut Anglo- Burmese negotiations m London. Mr. a. G. Bottomely, Under Secretary of State for Dominions, ended the meeting, which was beld m camera, asReuter - 89 words
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Article76 1947-02-17 1 New Dtih:. Feb. IG.- Mai The Ghati, Vietnam representative In India, today appealed to friends ol the Vietnam republican movement In Judia, Burma, Ceylon, Biam, Malaya c<nd China to provide •urgent and active aid to Vietnam such as a medical mission and tnancial help." The Vietnam people. beReuter - 76 words
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Article109 1947-02-17 1 i« Ul ?i nS J lUr I:astern Bengal, Feb. lb.— Mahatjna Gandhi has seni two "important top secret" letters <o i'andit iwaharlal Nehru Vice President oi itie Indian Interim Government, and to the leaders J| C—kgrtm Party, it was leaded a t Gaadhi'i ,aii )p here •••J" <<Reuter - 109 words
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662 1947-02-17 2 Indian Daily Mail Singapore, Monday, Feb. 17, 1947. DISMANTLING THE "STEEL FRAME" jyp. ARTHUR HENDERSON, the L'nder-Secretary of State for La, is now m Delhi discussing with the Interim Government scheme of compensation for the "Imperial Services"' who.se conare to be terminated sooner or laier for the obvious reason that662 words
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144 1947-02-17 2 (From Our Own Correspondeat) New Delhi, Feb. 16.— 1n pursuance i?l the recommendation of the Newsprint Advisory Commit tet. the Government of India have decided thai the existing control on the use of newsprint win be abolished from coming April 1. No i mission nceforth144 words
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97 1947-02-17 2 0 (From Our Own Correspondent) Bombay, Feb. 15. The Bombay Uovenimen! have published a bill to provide the right of divorce r*»iionjj rill sections of Hindus. Ttto bill permits divorce on the md of impotence, desertion or <" arance for seven years, and lunacy97 words
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62 1947-02-17 2 'F»««m fur Own Correspondent Madras, Fob. 15. The Madras Covernmeiit have ordered the removal of the Hitchcock memorial I i Malabar erected to perpetuate memory of Police Siiperintenit Hitchcock who suppressed the Woplah Rebellion of 1921. The Government's action follows •»l»lic agitation for thr62 words
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47 1947-02-17 2 From Our Own Correspondent) New Delhi, Feb. l&— The India GOYentment la rnrlerstood <o have asked the Emergency Food Council m Washington for MM! 000 ions of su^ar ilurii?;: the current year. India's production fell by I tons last year. Copyright47 words
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303 1947-02-17 2 Nehruji Sends Another Letter To Vice rol Wants League's Position In Govt. Elucidated rl Kirn Our Own Correspondent) New Delhi. Feb. 15— It is understood that Pandit Nehru on behalf of the non-League members of the Interim Government has again sent a letter to the Viceroy to expedite a categorical303 words
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309 1947-02-17 2 Calcutta, Feb. 16.— Three days of public celebration from Feb. 21 to cammemorate the Koyal Indian Navy mutiny of a year ago have been called for by an organisation described as the "Bibar Headquarters of the Royal Indian Navy Mutineers.** The "Headquarters" have requestedReuter - 309 words
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Article75 1947-02-17 2 Madras. Feb. 15.— 1t is understood that at the meeting of the Madras Cabinet yesterday all Ministers, except Kumaraswami Raja, who Is out of town, decided to stand solidly behind Premier Prakasam and placed their resignations m his hand m order to give him the liberty75 words
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Article37 1947-02-17 2 New Delhi. Feb. 18.— X. P. S. Menon, India's Ambassador-desi-nate to China, plans to leave here on Feb. 24 and is expected to reach Nanking on Feb. 27. He will be accompanied by a small staff. ReuterReuter - 37 words
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75 1947-02-17 2 Batavia, Hob. if>. -premier Sutan Sjahrir announced on Friday he personally will head a 28-man Indonesian Republican delegation to the Inter- Asian Relations Conference, which Pandit Nehru. i- President of the Indian Interim Government, is sponsoring at New Delhi m March. Other delegates include RepudinisterAP - 75 words
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Article36 1947-02-17 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) Lahore, Feb. 15.— The Punjab Government have banned the Scheduled Castes Federation sesn proposed to be held m Jullunder next week m view of the prevailing communal tension.—Copyright.36 words
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331 1947-02-17 2 Glasgow, Feb. 16.— The view that the Indian poll, becomes more crowded and confused a* the w e < expressed by the independent Glasgow Herald m The newspaper says that the contention of the absentee Muslim Members of the Interim Government wasReuter - 331 words
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173 1947-02-17 2 "India Will Find Salvation Through Own Leaders" Dayton, Ohio, Feb ie t Nehru and her k I Hutheesing ue re I by members of Dayt On r^ Club when they a «W ting on India's fiKht << Ju Drawing comparison Americans born m p'-hr theesing declared: i ders are fightingReuter - 173 words
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Article97 1947-02-17 2 New Delhi. Feb. 16— A Con ment of India communiqK night described as "income ports m the Indian Pm> 5,000 parachutes were sold br Indian Defence Department; French Government last mor "Facts are," the c i stated. "3.000 supply-dropp::: rachutes, the proper tish Government, were sold*: French purchasing cotj:.^Reuter - 97 words
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Article105 1947-02-17 2 London, Feb. 16.— Food pm of India and China can kj could have been .solved, ar: J continuance was purely piji says I. Goodman, memb' /I Association of Scientific *'ji In a letter to the Left* "Tribune." V "Organisation of lrrigU*J establishmen; of nitr phosphorous fixation In have becomeReuter - 105 words
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Article82 1947-02-17 2 Colombo, Feb. Executive Committee oi Industry and Comjnj; 1 frowned on the suggesa representative to Japcuss the possibilities Of textiles from that coun The Textile Control ed that the suggestion representative to Ja J» tiated by the America ment. He would wn rican authorities for82 words
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33 1947-02-17 2 NO CASTE DISCRIMINATION IN COCHIN Ernakulam, 16Government will during the next chin Legislative Cou caste dlscnmina'ion > eating houses, board". A compulsory prov. discrimination win h account of caste i> included m iicea***- APAP - 33 words
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245 1947-02-17 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) Patna, Feb. 15.— The Muslim League's censure motion against me Ministry was defeated m the Bihar Assembly by 92 against 27 votes yesterday. Replying to charges that the Ministry failed to protect Muslim lives and property during the recent disturbances,245 words
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126 1947-02-17 2 25 CEYLON STUDENTS WANT TO FIGHT FOR VIETNAM Colombo: »Air Mail) A of 25 Ceylon students, all ex-cadets. have volunteered for service m Vietnam against the French and are leaving for Rangoon immediately to join the Indo-Burmese Student Volunteer Force which will be assembling there shortly. Secrecy shrouds the departureReuter - 126 words
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Advertisement32 1947-02-17 2 I,^^^m puwders which are intended to fj i ->'■%< improving the health of it. our E t I^m Powot, TOILc T TALCUM POWDER Ms. V. RAMASAMX CHETTUR, 27, Rembau St., K i ang32 words
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110 1947-02-17 3 panglorx Burma j. reo. ia.-~ T v, e appointment of a representathe "Supreme Council of Peoples" as a member of Burma Governor's Executive «-a> decided oa last I v tf the concluding session of ftnfloni con Terence or tribal chieftains of Burma's FrontierReuter - 110 words
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138 1947-02-17 3 i t f^V* took notic Britain 9 fuel crisis on Friday and m letter to the Tim* oWed a m the Kyle of Toncne at tne northern tfp of Scotland. k w ld h ■WesUd the project to engineers many *rubbln* for powerUP - 138 words
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Article44 1947-02-17 3 Madras, F^b. 16.— Prime Minister T. Prakasam, replying to a question m the Madras Legislative Council, said the Madras Government Intended to bring about a reorganisation In the Secretariat some time m the future and also a re-distribution of portfolios among the ministers.- APAP - 44 words
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Article157 1947-02-17 3 London, Feb. 16^-Dang Chan Lieu, Vietnam Press attache visiting London, last week categorically denied a report publish** m the Calcutta nationalist dally newspaper, "Advance," from its London correspondent that he Indicated that the British Government were attempting to intervene m IndoChina and wanted to appoint Sarat ChandraReuter - 157 words
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1861 1947-02-17 3 G.G. THOMSON - G. G. THOMSON By PRO, SINGAPORE (IN A LECTURE AT THE YMCA) Last time we discussed th: method by which Parliament U chosen, and is kept m constant t0U K C the ebb and flow of public opinion. Now I want to describe m1,861 words
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Article259 1947-02-17 4 Men Resume Work To- Day Busmen Still Out, Refuse Arbitration (By Our Staff Reporter) The Singapore Municipal strike involving 7,000 labourers, which was carried on for 27 days, has been called off and the strikers will be resuming their respective jobs to-day. Alter all we have259 words
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249 1947-02-17 4 Mr. Cheah Cheng Lim Denounces Federation Proposals Mr. Cheah Cheang Mm, former Federal Councillor and a pioneer of the Volunteer movement m Malaya, denounced the constitutional proposals at Penan on Sunday. Addressing a mass rally at the Fun and Frolic Park, Mr. Cheah declared that Government "should abandon the pretence249 words
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154 1947-02-17 4 A Press Communique issued by Government House, Singapore on Saturday evening, states: "It is officially announced that the Governments of the Malayan Union and Singapore have decided, with the approval of the Secretary of State for the Colonies, to appoint a Joint Commission to review154 words
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Article94 1947-02-17 4 The Joint Secretary of the Indian Relief Committee m Malaya cables from Ipoh as follows: "We wish to place on record our deep appreciation and gratitude to Mr. S. K. Chettur. Representative of the Government of India In Malaya, for the unstinted co-opera-tion and94 words
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51 1947-02-17 4 Lahore, Feb. 16. Fifteen girl prisoners m Lahore women's prison climbed on the roof, planted a Muslim League flag there and shouted slogans m a recent incident, the Punjab Government disclosed last night. The girls were "brought down by the staff and lodged In their rooms."Reuter - 51 words
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64 1947-02-17 4 PRINCESS ELIZABETH TO TAKE PART IN JUNE 14 CEREMONY? London, Fob, 16.— Princess Elizabeth will probably ride with her father during the ceremony of trooping of the colours on King's Birthday. June 14. But no official announcement of this is expected until after their return from South Africa. It willReuter - 64 words
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Article70 1947-02-17 4 London, Feb. 16. Mrs. Ann Flynn la going to watch the clock next time she gets m the elevator. She was riding between the second and third floors of her apartment house when the power-house employees pulled the electric switches at 2 p.m. Tuesday last. SheUP - 70 words
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Article81 1947-02-17 4 At a meeting of the Silver Jubilee Fund Committee, the Chairman Mr. T.P.F. McNeice, Secretary for Social Welfare, disclosed the fact that some of the assets of the Fund* had still not been traced. Monthly revenue at present amounted to $7,412 and investigation into the whereabouts of81 words
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Article700 1947-02-17 4 The annual elections of the Serangoon Divisional area Local Congress of the Singapore Regional Malayan Indian Congress was held on Friday evening, with a majority of the members turning up to participate m the elections. Mr. R. Jumabhoy, the Returning Officer for the area and concurrently700 words
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174 1947-02-17 4 100 ARMED JAPS DON'T KNOW WAR IS OVER! Manila, Feb. 16.— Between 60 and 100 well armed Japanese troops, apparently ignorant of the end of war, have barricaded themselves on remote Palawan Island, according to reports received by Major R. R. Prewitt, Chief Investigator of the U.S. War Crimes LegalAP - 174 words
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215 1947-02-17 4 Tokyo, Feb. 16.— The Yomiuri newspaper last week quoted a returning Japanese repatriate as saying that there are at present 12,000 Indonesian women m Java who are eating their hearts out, wail ing: for the day when they can join their Japanese husbandsUP - 215 words
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Article169 1947-02-17 4 At the 12th annual general meeting of the Chettiars* (Nattukkottai) Chamber of Commerce, Singapore, held on February 10, 1947, at 4 p.m., at the Chettiars' Temple, Tank Road, the following were elected office-bearers for the current year (1947). President: Mr. K. V. A. Kasivisvanathan Chettiar; Vice-President* Mr.169 words
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87 1947-02-17 4 Moscow, Feb. 16.— Izvestia declared on Wednesday last that the nationalization programme of Britain's Labour Government so far had not changed the distribution of national wealth and the owners of enterprises still received incomes as before. The comment In the Soviet Government newspaper j»aid,AP - 87 words
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100 1947-02-17 4 ANTI-FRENCH DEMONSTRATION IN JAPAN i-oxyo. Feb. 16 A voluble band of v f ported by a hand! sians, Chinese anc! T 55 monstrated before the s.ion on Friday shout J" States lend-lei;o T?; fighting Fascism, Km patriot and "Fre.,, nam." jr The dcni.-.j.strators ing, passed rcsolufov which accused France "mAP - 100 words
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