Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 13 February 1905
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section20 1905-02-13 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED 1833. No 34 VOL. LXIII. MONDAY, 13th FEBRUARY, 1905. PRICE 20 CENTS.20 words
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Advertisement1899 1905-02-13 1 SHi>i>hi«. 1 ===ia=^ n ei ~L Intended Sailings. P. 0. Steam Naviga* tion, Company. BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION Co., LTD. 1 Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen. (SjT nncm armvau a» mhutniu. f 0« t KT snBI to Sail. I Stkamkk. Ll\\ 1 MAIL SERVICE. 7 PA S/ S I .OulwarJ,. Neg»p«t«in, I1,899 words
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Advertisement1718 1905-02-13 2 THE PRYE RIVER DOCK.*Dr, W. MANSON,' ‘”“k ALLAN ±A RVING- "j™* china T raders Penang*. Dental Surgeon, ;l Engineers and General Contractors. Co.. Ltd. *T*HE above Dock, situated in Province Z 7, 2?O4ZL EXQUISITE IN FLAVOR- S W6rks--:-40 WELD QUAY. Capital Subscribed ...s2nonnn 1 Wellesley, at the entrance of the1,718 words
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Article407 1905-02-13 3 Balfour On The Defence of the Empire. ialqmu Mr. at the Scottish T’nionists’ banquet in Glasgow, claimed t the GovtfffAlfeut was entitled to the Latitude of the nation. In strengthening F hc defence oft lEmpire they had done meh towards executing completely the v rt hcr Commissiun’s'scbeme. The407 words
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Article215 1905-02-13 3 In the Sooloo islands (Southern Philippines) the inhabitants (Moros) feel restive under regular government, and the Americans are hard put to it to keen order Now and then some headman breaks out and defies the Government Troops then sally out to bring him to book. The rebels215 words
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Article193 1905-02-13 3 Mi Walter Sichel, ,e °/j. ibu tes recent biographers of Jhsi *ie 8> 1 to the Monthly Review an ar i. changes which have come over England and the English during the last Appropriately enough he F ene h purvey in the light of who <jU writers have P193 words
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Article360 1905-02-13 3 Japan I 'Would Be TNDEPENfiE'kt of Europe. lhe Sydney Daily Telegraph says that apa.n.,sc woollen manufacturers are now urnmg attention to Australia, as a source M° in vhlch to draw the raw material. Mr. C. and Mr. K. Masuda, representing a firm of Eastern manufacturers, are360 words
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Article118 1905-02-13 3 According to the correspondent of the Telegraph.' British tradit’ons and customs are gradually taking root in Paris. The plum-pudding is offered for sale in many a shop, and the fact that mincepies are to be procured is proudly announced on cards placed in prominent positions.118 words
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Article136 1905-02-13 3 A dispute has, says the Bangkok Tinies of the 26th January, arisen between the agents of the North German Lloyd at Singapore and the Chinese rice importers. The trouble was caused by damage; to the extent it is said of some $B,OOO, sustained by cargoes of rice136 words
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Article189 1905-02-13 3 Russia’s Central Asian Railway Scheme. Many Britishers are apt to consider that the natural defences of Northern India and the passes beyond render invasion improbable. A study of the Russian position as indicated below is of value, and if a good map be studied it will be189 words
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Article423 1905-02-13 3 THE LARGEST STEAMER BUILT AT HONGKONG. The Glasgow Herald Shipbuilding and Engineering Annual for the past year gives some very interesting information regarding the progress of Colonial shipbuilding in various parts of the British Empire. Speaking of Canada that journal says progressive as that country423 words
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Article358 1905-02-13 3 THE EVOLUTION OF THE GREAT PEACE MOVEMENT. At the London Institution Dr. W. Evans Darby, Secretary of the Peace Society, sketched the history of the arbitration movement from the earliest times. In the middle ages the Popes were great arbitrators, and cases of arbitration were very frequent,358 words
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Article299 1905-02-13 3 Curious Announcement of a Printer’s Devil. Devils no doubt regard bishoprics in an interesting light According to the Bombay Gazette the Madras Mail has the following apology :—An ominous announcement was made in our telegraphed Home News Summary on Tuesday, to the effect The Leeds Clergy Union has299 words
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Article233 1905-02-13 3 Date of the General EliectioX? The Birmingham Mait, which is usually in close touch with Mr. Chamberlain, had a remarkable article on the subject of a General Election, in which a strong belief is expressed that it will take place very early in the Session. The writer233 words
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Article286 1905-02-13 3 In the Monthly Messenger the Rev. J. A. B. Cook gives an obituary notice of the late Dato James Meldrum of Johore. It is illustrated with portraits of the deceased and of his father-in-law, the late Rev. P. B. Keasberry. In the same number the286 words
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Article1571 1905-02-13 3 MARK TIME - BY MARK TIME. London, January 2, 1905. Dane mg, even of the “promiscuous” sort, seems to be looking up. No doubt there are still some people who regard waltzing as unlovingly as Byron, who grieved to think that round all the confines of the yielded waist1,571 words
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Advertisement23 1905-02-13 3 J 7" id but begin Don’t wait until you eateni c. doses How with Stearns' Wine m to build up and strengthen the23 words
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Advertisement43 1905-02-13 3 Chamberlain’s Pain Balm is one of the b( s t and most effective liniments on the nrirket for the cure of sprains, bruises and rheumatic pains. Thia is the universal verdiet of all wl |o I>aT tned lk For S 6 all dealers.43 words
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Advertisement43 1905-02-13 3 Economy is the surest road to wealth but there is nothing gained by neglecting a cough or cold. Buy a bottle of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and cure it before pneumonia develops. It will be economy in the end. For sale by all dealers.43 words
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Advertisement35 1905-02-13 3 In America Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is a great favorite with the mothers of small children for colds, croup and wooping cough. It contains no harmful substance and always gives prompt relief. Sold by all dealers.35 words
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Advertisement82 1905-02-13 3 How Often You Hear the Remark It’s only a cold,” and a few days later learn that the man is on his back with pneumonia. This is of such common occurrence that a cold, however slight, should not be disregarded. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy counteracts any tendency toward prtfeumonia. It always82 words
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Advertisement136 1905-02-13 3 Neglect Always Dangerous.—To the average man it seems childish to doctor a cold, and unless it becomes particularly annoying to him, little or no attention is given it. Often a cold contracted in the winter is allowed to run until the opening of spring. This is a grave mistake, as136 words
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Article201 1905-02-13 4 Monday, February Is’h Town Band, Esplanade, 6 to 7 p.m. High Water 4-53 a. in. A- 5-17 p. m. Low Water 11-5 a. in. A. 11-29 p. m Tuesday. February I4th. Town Band, Golf Club, 6 to 7 p. m. High Water 5-43 a. in. A 6-12 p.201 words
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Article1214 1905-02-13 4 It is not the Englishman who stops at Home and plods the beaten track who contributes most to his country’s greatness. By the men who crossed the seas and hewed out a path for themselves the British Empire was built up and it is their descendants1,214 words
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1100 1905-02-13 4 Ali Baba or the Forty Thieves. The captious critic, witnessing a performance like that given by the scholars of St. George’s School in the Town Hall on Saturday afternoon, is disarmed on all sides. Never was a brighter little extravaganza, never such sprightly elves,1,100 words
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Article33 1905-02-13 4 lhe number present in Camp on Inspection Day was 79. Besides 22 absent with leave, 9 members were absent without iTo 6 ,naki g in all a total strcn gth of33 words
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Article134 1905-02-13 4 Last night shortly after 11 o'clock a fire occurred at Sunnyside in MaealisteY Road. The origin of the fire is not known, but Sergt. King who was on the scene, shortly afterwards and gave the alarm, found every door and widow locked up, so when the134 words
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Article138 1905-02-13 4 I n l t I’he M ild Animals and Birds Pmte ’tio i ()-■<! iia ice 1904 the fidlowing o -ders have been made by the Governor in Conn *1 (1). t;iat the months of February, March, April and May in every year shall be a138 words
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Article105 1905-02-13 4 Lawn Tennis Tournament. The following ties have been arranged for to-morrow, Tuesday, 14th instant:— Double Handicap. J. Davidson Jk C. C. Roger» vs. G. H. Lees <fc E. Lees. Single Handicap. Claas B. G. Teeling vs. A. Reid. J. H. Schuurmann t?«. L. A. C. Biggs. Ties105 words
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Article44 1905-02-13 4 The P. and O. R. M. steamer Mali having left Colombo at 8 a.m. on Sand 12th inst, is expected to arrive her 5 a.m. on Friday, 17th inst, aU( i leave for Singapore and China at 8 the same day. ,r44 words
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Advertisement363 1905-02-13 4 Notice to Mariners. vertisementS Penang Harbour. i. WANTED. ON THURSDAY nights, every second week, starting on 10th February, STOREKEEPER. 1905, and when any vessel is coming along- Annlv to side or going away from the Government pqTATF’S OFFICF Pier, a red light will be placed on the SLGAR KSIAILSOI 1C363 words
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Advertisement75 1905-02-13 4 CONTRIBUTIONS must be addressed to The Editor,” written on one side of the paper only and accompanied by the writers name and address not neccessarily for insertion hut as a guarantee of good faith. jg LL monies must be paid to* the General •sL Manager at the "Pinang Gazette” Office,75 words
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Advertisement8 1905-02-13 4 GAR. EN RAKES. McAlister d 9 Co., Ltd.8 words
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Article424 1905-02-13 5 FURTHER DISTURBANCES. SERIOUS SITUATION IN POLANDTHE TSAR AND REFORMS. [Reuters Service.] London, 13th Feb. There was a fresh collision at Sosnowice yesterday. I'roops fired on a mob of itrikers who were extinguishing a smelting furnace, killing or wounding over a hundred persons. Five thousand strikers paraded St Petersburg yesterday[Reuters Service.] - 424 words
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Article44 1905-02-13 5 SHIPS AND GUNS ORDERED IN ENGLAND. [Reuter’s Service.] London, 11th Feb. The Daily Telegraph's correspondent at Tokio states that orders for four Japanese battleships have been placed n:i Eng Jan, and also contracts for half a million sterling worth of guns.[Reuter’s Service.] - 44 words
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Article32 1905-02-13 5 [Reuter’s Service, i London, 13th Feb. H M S Fylades is aground on Peel Reef, off Thursday Island, but not seriously damaged. London, later. H. M. S. been refloated.[Reuter’s Service, i - 32 words
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Article112 1905-02-13 5 [Reuter’s Service. 1 z-aV 1 I'll 1 I STILL AT MADAGASCAR SA,L A Loudon, 11th i’eb. Reuter wires fro» Port Lou» arrivals from Nossi- >e CO nlliot Baltic squadron W s i Rozhdiestvenhas arisen between Adn applying sky and the Germ- t|)e him i with coal. they[Reuter’s Service. ] 1 z-aV 1 I'll 1 . I - 112 words
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Article72 1905-02-13 5 JAPANESE PLANS. [Reuter's Service.] London, 13th Feb. It is believed that when the seveAty of the winter terminates General Kamimura, whose army is lightly equipped and provided with innumerable field guns, will endeavour to cut the Russian communications to the north of Vladivostock. London, taler. Ine Japanese captured[Reuter's Service.] - 72 words
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Article111 1905-02-13 5 liberal manifesto. [Reuter’s Service] London, 11th Feb. Lord Spencer has issued a manifesto in the name of the Liberal leaders. He dviellsupon the fiscal and licensing questions, and education. He does not mention the Japanese alliance, but approves of arbitration treaties, and advocates the fullest representative and[Reuter’s Service] - 111 words
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Article65 1905-02-13 5 A KBITRATION TREATY SIGNED. [Reuter's Service.] London, 11th Feb. It is reported from Washington that owing to Congress terminating on 4th Match, it is probable that various other International arbitration treaties will expire without any action being taken by the Senate. London, 13th Feb. An arbitration treaty[Reuter's Service.] - 65 words
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Article60 1905-02-13 5 GREAT RUSH OF sUBSURTBERS. Renter's Service. London, 13th Feb. Tiiere was a great rush of subscribers to the new Chinese five per cent loan issued at 97. through the Hongkong ami Shanghai Bank. The crowds bad to be controlled bv the police ami the issue, which[ Renter's Service. | - 60 words
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Article37 1905-02-13 5 i R euter’s Service, j London, 13th Feb. Lord Curzon lias resigned the Wardenship of the Cinque Ports. The Prince of Wales succeeds him. Walmer Castle is no longer the official residence of the Warden.i R euter’s Service, j - 37 words
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Article44 1905-02-13 5 INTERN ATION A L AND VARS ITY MATC H ES. I Reuter s Service. London, 13th Feb. Oxford lias beaten Cambridge at Association football by two goals to one. Ireland has beaten England at Rugby football by seventeen points to three.I Reuter s Service. - 44 words
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Article77 1905-02-13 5 Plantation Grown Para Rubber, January 20th, 1905. The following are the particulars of plantation grown Para Rubber offered at sale to-day Ceylon. per lb. Doranakande 1 case fine darkish biscuits 0/1 Ingoya 2 cases very fine pale biscuits o/l 1 bag good scrap Elston 177 words
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Article1250 1905-02-13 5 RACE MEETING. FIRST DAY. Tuesday, February 21st. 1.-— The Substitution Stakes.. Value out of which $5O goes ,to Second Horse.—-A handicap for “Galloways. 14.2 and under imported as S. R. A. Galloway Griffins. Distance, six Furlongs Entrance $l5. < 2. The First Griffin Cup. Value $4OO. —A1,250 words
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Advertisement6 1905-02-13 5 SPORTING RlU jbS McAlister V Co.6 words
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Advertisement5 1905-02-13 5 BATHROOM MATS. McAlister Co., Ltd.5 words
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Advertisement5 1905-02-13 5 GARDEN ROLLERS. McAlister Co., Ltd.5 words
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Advertisement676 1905-02-13 5 -Penang bales Room., ant c. r V BEG TO ANNOUNCE to my Customers ATM ALLHIIa "sALE Or JL t iat I am removing my business from 43 VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Etc Beach Street to No. 80 Chulia Street, and my private residence will be at 203 c Hutton Lane. WILL676 words
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Article213 1905-02-13 6 A curious insight into the intellectual condition of Russia is afforded by the ways of the Russian censorship. According to a Russian newspaper, the provincial journals are not allowed to reproduce any articles or news from the Press of St. Petersburg. When the editor of a provincial paper ventured213 words
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Article137 1905-02-13 6 A fire panic at Mensron Asylum, in the East Riding of Yorkshire, was happily averted through the prompt action of the medical stall and officials. The outbreak occurred in the female department —a semi-detached building in an institution where 1,300 inmates are kept. The staff brigade137 words
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Article246 1905-02-13 6 In his capacity as Administrator of British New Guinea for the Federal Government of Australia, Captain hit upon a happy and expe- I dient. He is promoting P^ac- e between warlike tribes by a o f diplomatic dances, which usual course will be one may hope, by246 words
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Article162 1905-02-13 6 PASSENGERS OUTWARD. Per P. A O. steamer Marmora connecting with the steamer Nubia, a* Colombo from London Jan 20:—To Singapore Mr. A. B. Ward, Mi K Conway Belfield Mr. D. Jack, Mr. H. M. Savin', Miss N Evans, The M isses Wilding (2), Rev. P. Rees, Capt.162 words
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973 1905-02-13 6 arrivals. Sithonia, Ger., 4239, Hildebrandt, Feb 13, Singapore, gen., Behn Meyer Co. Priam, Brit., 2905, Low, Feb 13, Singapore, gen., W. Mansfield Co. Van Outhoorn, Dut., 1543, <«o‘Grooth, Feb 13, Singapore gen., H Liebert Co. Unity, Nor.. 930, Hansen, Feb 12, Rangoon, gen., Chin Ho Sons.973 words
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Article329 1905-02-13 6 ORDERS BY CAPTAIN A. R. ADAMS, COMMANDANT. FOR FEBRUARY, 1905. Stturday, 18th. Shooting Tournament; 'The Fernhill Plate and the Merchants’ Prize. >.i:iiiv, 19th. Shooting Tournament The Commandant's Cup and the Harwood Cup. Saturday, 25th. Shooting Tournament The Bankers' Handicap. Sund iv. 23th. Shooting Tournament The Championship and the329 words
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Advertisement30 1905-02-13 6 Royal Exchange Assurance Corporation, Established 1720. The undersigned having been appointed the Company’s Agents are authorized to insure against Fire upon the most favourable terms. BERN MEYER, Co.. -9-04 Agents.30 words
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Advertisement168 1905-02-13 6 STEARNS’ WINE strengthens the rei sistenoe to disease of the lungs and arpassages. It soothes and heads. Guardian Assurance Co., Ltd. Established 1821 Subscribed Capital £2,000,001 Total Invested Funds upwards of £4,500,000 Total Annual Income £759,001’ The undersigned have been appointed kgents <■) the above Company at Penang, md are168 words
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Advertisement228 1905-02-13 6 Accelerated Service to Rangoon. BEGINNING on Friday, February 10th, 1905, there will be a fortnightly steamer from Penang to Rangoon, taking Mails for Europe. This steamer is intended to leave Singapore, Thursday, 4-30 p.m., arrive at Penang, about 10 p.m., Friday, and intended to leave for Rangoon midnight the same228 words
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Advertisement486 1905-02-13 6 [ruberoid roofing? i :o: RUBEROID and Fire Resisting ROOFING ROOFING "RUBEROID I RUBEROID ROOFING ROOFING Acid proof and odourless. RUBEROID n§ iDCon 9 n ls ver .V elilsfcic durable and DHACINH nUDuKvIU does not deteriorate with age. KUUrlllU RUBEROID ROOFING IS 36 INCHES WIDE, {in i is manufactured in four486 words
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Advertisement1102 1905-02-13 7 HANMAN’S REGISTERED! IN ~o^,r N HK G UPTONS TEAS HORSE FOOD!! "'SSM AWMBBa THC NOURISHING, INVIGORATING, FATTENING Incorporated by Royal Charter. AT TnE ~h?an food at a >™< *«<ninu. Chin» and the Philippine Islands. AT THK N JL.e.-e- P Ce but a S od foodat a cheap price. Capital Paid1,102 words
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Advertisement1093 1905-02-13 8 TWO GREAT NECESSITIES, Small Advertisements lor Cash ROSENEATH HOUSE.” are received at the offices of the Pinang QIIBOPIAT g I. FAMILY PROVISION. Gazette between hours of 10 and 1 for Dupvllvl 99 99 Wy 99 9 hH 2. PROVISION FOR OLD AGE, Z±it“ DAordind F.S 1 OtlllShmEll t. W «WMVS1,093 words
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