Straits Echo, 18 November 1916
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Title Section35 1916-11-18 1 Straits Echo DAILY CHRONICLE OF EVENTS, CIRCULATING THROUGHOUT THE STRAITS, THE FEDERATED SALAY STATES AND THE FAR EAST GENERALLY. VOL. 14. $24 Per Annum. PENANG, SATURDAY, 18th NOVEMBER, 1916. Single Copy, 10 cents, No 271.35 words
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Advertisement1011 1916-11-18 1 ft m t'vl V P m ED MATUiii FOR SALE! On* new 1916 and 2 second-hand 1913 Model HUPMOBILE CAES in good running condition. One second-hand two-seater MORRIS OXFORD In good running order complete with accessories. Intending purchasers can have a trial run and lull particulars obtained from The Georgetown1,011 words
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Advertisement11 1916-11-18 1 Mujt* B, «"e»israt«r^ if c T«eiui is Sa •s. •ws E11 words
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Advertisement22 1916-11-18 2 DRINK RECOGNISED BY CONNOISSEURS the LEADING BRAND ON THE MARKET. SOLE AGENTS: KATZ BROTHERS, LTD., I ncorporated in the Straits Settlements.) PENANG.22 words
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Article1209 1916-11-18 3 And A Modern Parallel.. There ia a striking parallel between an old Greek story as told by Tbucydidea and a 14 modern instance, which it is really interesting to notice in these troublous times It ia the parallel between the atory of Melos, 416 years B.C, and1,209 words
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Article692 1916-11-18 3 Crown Colonies Man-Power It is right, opces the Free Pres*, that the question of getting possible recruits from the Crown CjloDies should receive a 9 careful consideration as the raising of men at borne but from a practiccl point of view, (hit s to say eliminating all thought of putting692 words
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Advertisement542 1916-11-18 3 MOTOR CAR Tbe Cheapest and most economical 2 Seater In ike Market. ♦n* ♦n* Fitted with Electri Lights Electric Starter, 3 tpeed Gate change and Beat Magneto. For firther particulars and tiial run Please apply to the Agents SEASON CO.. LIGHT STREETS’ KING STREET j Straits Settlements War jjjj Loan542 words
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Advertisement297 1916-11-18 3 ©♦♦♦oooooooooooooooooooooooow* o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o JUST UNPACKED. CHEAP ASD RELIABLE 1916 NEW MODEL MOTOR CARS. EMPIRE 5 passenger Touring. BRISCOE 5 passenger Touring. HUPMOBILE do. SAXON 2 setter DODGE BROTHER 5 passenger Ter due to arrive by the297 words
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Article1053 1916-11-18 4 We wish to commend very warmly one brief sentence in tbe address delivered by Sir Arthur Young «8 High Commissioner if the Federated Malay States. Until peace is secured,” he said, all the resources of tbe British Empire must be carefully husbanded I to meet any1,053 words
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969 1916-11-18 4 PROPOSED PROGRAMME. (Under S. R, A Rules of Racing.! NOTICE.—No amendments to this programme will be considered nnlesg due notice is given in writing to the Secretary at least seven dee days before the date of the Special General Meeting which t| fixed969 words
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Advertisement321 1916-11-18 4 New Stock Just Arrived. List No 8338 Ladies' White Canvas Tennis Lacing Shoe. With red rubber sole. $2-95 PER PAIR. B42 Ladies’ Black Glace Kid One Bar Shoe. With white buckle. $7-95 PER PAIR. 8337 Ladies' White Canvas Tennis Bar Shoe. Red rubber sole as per illustration. $2-95 PER PAIR.321 words
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Advertisement46 1916-11-18 4 Chamberlain's Pain Balm 1 here ;s nothing so good for muscular rheumatism, sprains, lameness, cramps of eth musc.es, bruises and like injuries as Chamberlain s Pam Balm. It will effect a cure in less time than any other treatment. For sale by all Dispensaries and Dealers.46 words
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Advertisement385 1916-11-18 4 •5 p.m. on Friday, 5th January, 1917. Handicaps for the First Day will be published on or before Wednesday, the 10th Entries Close at January, 1917. Any owners wishing to enter for more than one Griffin Race, on the First or Second l>ay, can do so on payment of $10385 words
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Article1613 1916-11-18 5 (Bx Ton Wutii). Cod script ion or no conscription—that it the question of the day in Australia, and a Tory Taxed issue it is* Them wee lees fuaa m the Old Country, where, by the way, the proposal was more thorough-going. Here, they propoee to conscript only sufficient men1,613 words
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Article253 1916-11-18 5 Chinese for MounitionMaking. How. Mr. Err Tone San’» Oiwir. At tbe Federal Council meeting on Thursday afternoon in Kuala Lumpur, after the Supply Bill f>r 1917 had been passed voting a total expenditure cf 146,533,338, a very interesting and generoes < ffer was made by the Hon. Mr. Eu Tong253 words
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Article99 1916-11-18 5 Singapore, November 18 At the Singapore Rubber Auction 378 tons were sold at the following prices per ptcsl Smoked SbeeU »}3B to »141 Good 126 to 136 Ussmoked ™Jo 131 Fine Plain o }25 Crepes 144 to 146 Good 335 to 143 Blanket good pale 132 to99 words
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Advertisement575 1916-11-18 5 wanted immediately. TYPIST— good *1*7 pomfon-aone but Boi No. 1#. efo Strait* Echo .',97 r..O BUT i-cood h«id typewriter, fool.Mp T m<d.L Muid b-. m good wcrkiogt order. 5 W HI NO WOH THONO, 69, Market Road, TsipiogVI'^ ELL liKhted airy premw, suitable V V for office or warehouse, el*>etrie575 words
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Advertisement382 1916-11-18 5 TURKISH BLEND. r A particularly good cigarette at a very moderate price. GOLD. PLAIN AND STRAW TIPPbD. Packed in Air Tight Tins. i ALL DEALERS. )0OOOO98@@BO@@®e9(3@6@OOOO0 The Eastern Produce Exchange 27. B:ach Street, at the comer of Beach Street and Church Street Ghaut. CAPITAL $120,000 Auctioneers Brokers. The Eighty-fourth Auction382 words
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Article, Illustration101 1916-11-18 6 PlbHsbftd daily (except Sunday» and public y> holiday») AT TIB OBITERION PRESS, Ltd. tfo. 59, Beach Street, Fenang. Price. 1 Daily Local 124 per annum. Ontatation... Postage Extra. Edition (Post Free) $17.50 CABLE ADDRESS «ECHO—PENANG.” Telephone Nos. (Echo) 586 |t Printing Department 343 ff g —All bulines*101 words
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Article1458 1916-11-18 6 We Bpeak to-day more particularly to the younger generation. We would have them realiae to the full what the events of to-day mean to them. Death, it has b3en said, is the greatest and most beautiful of adveu* tures, and war makes us think of it1,458 words
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Article942 1916-11-18 6 Mr. M. K. Whitlock returned from leave at Home this morning by the i.s Nankin- Dr. W. N. Bright and Mrs. Bright re- j turned this morning from Home by the j s.s, Nankin. < Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Voules ara among tho passengers booked for942 words
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Article1017 1916-11-18 6 Crime is the F.M.S. Figuies talk even more eloquently than High Commissioners and if one of our F.M.S. contemporaries will obtain and put,, lish statistics for the last five years showing the number of cases of murder and homicide and the convictions obtained the public will be able1,017 words
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Advertisement156 1916-11-18 6 JOHNSON’S SHAVING CREAM SOAP IN COLLAPSIBLE TUBES. Very convenient for Travelling, Produces a smooth creamy lather that does not dry. EX O. Price 55 cts. per tube. A delicate deodorant for destroying the Odour of Perspiration and keeping the body sweet. IN COLLAPSIBLE TUBES 50 cents. EUTHAZEL TOILET PETOL SALVE.156 words
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Article766 1916-11-18 7 (Reuter's Service). Copyright Telegram. THE situation. Expert Commeat. London, November 17. nilitwy «pat, ooromontiDf! on the rum,*., KuteioiftD tad Oerm.a common, nai point, oat that the German heavy i which hid long bren delayed in b0 miantains. are now in action in the «H.J above KimpoloDR. But766 words
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Article603 1916-11-18 7 (Reuter's Service), Copyright Telegram. ON THE STKUMA. BrHitk Advance. London, November 17, 6.35. A British communique from Salonika states that, after artillery preparation on the Struma, we attacked and captured Barakli and again drove the enemy out of Prosenik and Kumli, We are now consolidating our gains. Our603 words
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Article593 1916-11-18 7 (Reuter’s Set vice). Copyright Telegram. GENERAL HAIG’S REPORT. Strong Enemy Counter-Attack. London, November 17. General Haig reports A.» the result of the operations on Thursday we extended our front from Beaucourt eastward along the north bank of the Ancre. A strong counter-attack in the afternoon forced us to593 words
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Article26 1916-11-18 7 {From Our Own Correspondent London, Novemtar 18. The prices in the London Rubber Marke today were i Pale Crepe 2/7 i Diamond Smoked26 words
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Article105 1916-11-18 7 (Reuter's Service.) Copyright Telegram. Tke Wsr it tke Air. London, Nov. 17, 4.35 p.m. The Paris communique says i There was relative calm on the whole front. Two enemy aeroplanes were shot down in our lines and the aviators made prisoners. There were four air-fights in the Amiens105 words
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Article342 1916-11-18 7 The appeal for funds on behalf of the School of Oriental Studies in London, which was discontinued shortly after the outbreik of war, has been reopened. To wait until after the war may be to have it too late the school wants to b 9 an entity and342 words
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Article401 1916-11-18 7 Two Tamils Charged. Before Mr. J. C. Sugars in the District Court this morning Sami Chetty and Vetty- velu Chetty pleaded guilty to theft iu a dwelling house of cash to the amount of $1,200 and jewellery to the amount of $393, total value $1,593, the401 words
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Article674 1916-11-18 7 (Reuter's Service). Copyright Telegram. PUBLIC AND THE PROPOSALS. Relief ttd Gratitude. London, November 17. Mr. Runcitmn’s proposals for regulating the nation’s food supply still constitute the topic of the hour. The newspaper comments are unanimous in describing the public feeling as one akin to relief and thankfulness,674 words
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Article79 1916-11-18 7 The following articles will be found on 1 our outside pages:— Pages. 3. An Old Story. Crown Colonies and Man-Power. 4. —Malaya and the Empire. 5. —Adverseria. Chinese for MunitionMaking. Singapore Rubber Auction. g—War News and Gossip. Passangera to the Straits. Church Services. Exports of Penang. Free School Boy79 words
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Article38 1916-11-18 7 Latest Quotations. Tin (unrefined) is quoted here to-day at $9O 90, buyers no sellers, in Singapjre (rtfioed) at $91.50, business doce (100 tons sold) and in London at .£lBB 15s. spot and .£l9O ss. three months’ sight.38 words
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Article1002 1916-11-18 7 Committkd roK Trial. The preliminary erquiry into tho case Rgaimt Y«soh B>on Teao, a trustee of the S»b Yeoh Kocgs*. who is being charged with criminal breach of trust as a servant in respect of certain sums of the Kongsi’s funds wis resumed in the D.strict1,002 words
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Article911 1916-11-18 8 INSVBCTIOW ASD DIfFLAT. 0 jlooel the Hod. A. R Adams, I Chairman of the Penang Local Association of Boj Scouts, inspected the Free School Troop yesterday evening at 5.30 He was met at the Bchool entrance by the L Headmaster of the Free Bchool (Mr. R911 words
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Article84 1916-11-18 8 The following pr»>gramme of music will be pissed at the Golf Club this evening iroui 5.45 p m to 7 15 p.m.: 1 Overture Poet and Peasant Suppe 2 Liocers Top O’ the Morniog Williams 3 Selection The Eirl and the Girl Caryll 4 Waltz Incognita Fracklin84 words
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Article2332 1916-11-18 8 War News a nd Gossip. Rumajtlas Campbx«*«(From Char Own Oorretpondmt^ London, October 10 Qe-many is going to make a terrible example of our gallant little Ally-Rumama if she can. That well-chosen tool, Von Fa'ken bay d, has accumulated a f jrmidutole end well supplied army to essay the task and2,332 words
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Article457 1916-11-18 8 22wd Scxdat aitmb Teixitt. 8-00 aan. Matiiis, 8 30 a.mu Holy Communion. 1.0 00 a.m Holy Commnnion (Tamil). 10-45 a.m. Baptism U-00a,m. Matins (Chinese). 5- p.m. Sunday School. 6- p.m. Evensong. Hymn 161. Responses Roberts. Psalm 98 Parratt. 99 Jt 100 C^oke. 101 Brewer. Magnificat457 words
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Article295 1916-11-18 8 Per P. and O steamer Msoftan. From London Oet 27 —T* Singapore: Mis. f Grant, Mr. McQuarrie, Dr. Dent, Rev. H. Hillier, Mr. Stswsn. Mr. Eenrie, Mr. Hucbison. Hon. Ck-H* 8‘nufcAMr. McNeill, Mr. Armstrong, Min Guthrie and child, Mrs. Clifford and 2 children, Mr. Fraser, Et.295 words
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Article548 1916-11-18 8 Saturday, Notbwbnb 18. Our Day Concert, Taiping. F. M. S. Chamber of Mines, General Meeting. Sunday, Notembbr 19. Twenty-second Sunday after Trinity. P, V- Field Operations, Mowoay, NovßMnnn 20. Ipoh Gjmkhaou Club. Settling Day. Tuubdat, Novwmbbb 21. Penang Volunteers—Battalion Drill, Ran»- Course 5,15 p.m. Recruit Drill, Chines*548 words
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Article56 1916-11-18 8 The following were the exporta of Penaog for tbnffffi half of the month of November i To Uurrun Kivodom. Tin 378 tons Tapioca (flOu*> 75 (pearl) 400 Copra 50 Rubber 293 To U.S. A vearcA. Tin m 860 tons Tapioca (pearl) 104 Rubber €5 TO Cowttk wnt56 words
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Advertisement66 1916-11-18 8 I Sfc*’p attacki of ooHc are very prevalent ia tbi» trying climate, and it ia well to know whit should be taken to overcome the trouble. Here ii the knowledge to act on Get a bottle of view mut nmiKUT con and take a teaapoonful every three hour* Speedy relief66 words
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Advertisement518 1916-11-18 8 Harsh Purgatives, Salts and Castor Oil, are old fmhiott* ad remedies moss drastic than safa. BEEm the tinv laxatives ensure the same roefdte, but in a perfectly natural manner. They do not upset the etomaoh, nor gripe, but gently assist nature. Of chemists, 50 cents per phial or post free518 words
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Article506 1916-11-18 9 [To the Editor ov the Malay Mail.] connection with the suggested income tax, there would appear to be one or two points wbidh, though obvious, have not yet been mentioned. I may say, here, that I am one of these who will have to pay, but my object506 words
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Article463 1916-11-18 9 Toe Kimpong Kamuntiog Tin Dredging 1 Company is registered in Austral a. Rer oently it has held two meetings for the purpose of authorising liquidation in order to form itself into a company registered in the Federated Malay States. The circu1 lar letter gives the following interesting 1463 words
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Article430 1916-11-18 9 There has been recently pissed in Perak a Malay School attendance enactment on the lines of those in force in other States, which imposes upon parents the duty of seeing that their children attend school at least half of the available school days. This430 words
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Advertisement231 1916-11-18 9 Necessity is the Mother of Invention. TIAD* COAGULATEX MARK “A Boon and a Blessing to Planters. «rOAOULATEX a recently discovered process for coagulating rubber Las already got firm hold of the market—this speaks for itself. Those using Coagulate* once will use no \?l" coagulant —Planters’ testimonials as to it* superior231 words
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Advertisement123 1916-11-18 9 FOR SALE CHEAP. EMPTY OIL DRUMS in zo d condition. Capacity 44 gallon* For particulars and price apply to CHUAH CHENO KEAT. 71, Penang Street. The only European Bar AND Restaurant in Penang. Owing to increase in the Catering Department a new Dining-room (separate from the Bar) has been opened.123 words
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Article999 1916-11-18 10 Not Tory long sgo atteution was drawa in thes« columns to the. scandal of public gatnbling in J jhore, wlrcb has be j n the t >pic of conversation and comment for many months. The pilgrimage to Jobore of a noisy crowd each morning, has caused a999 words
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Article1052 1916-11-18 10 A Neutral Opinion. The Bangkok Timet prints a translation of an interesting article on the Battle of Jutland published in the Journal of the Royal Navy League of Siam. We reproduce the author s conclusions With regard to the Battle of Jutland, I regret to say1,052 words
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Advertisement59 1916-11-18 10 It Never Fail*. Chamberlain’* Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is all its Dame implies. It cures diarrhoea and dysentery in either cbil> dren or adu It*, md the moit violent cares of cramp colic or pun iu the stomach give war to a few dotes of this medicine Safe, aure59 words
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Advertisement364 1916-11-18 10 Huttenkch Bros. 8 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS CONTRACTORS. SOLE AGENTS FOR: All kinds of ELECTRICAL MACHINERY. Free Estimates Given for all Kinds of Electrical Work. Mining Plants and Private Lighting Installations a Speciality. AGENTS FOR: HE STEELING TELEPHONE GO., LIE. Large Stocks of Telephones are kept and Private Installations can be Started364 words
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1506 1916-11-18 11 Bt L. Romibb < The commercial system which is known as 1 Damping,” and which consists in having < two selling prices for the same goods, a 1 normal price for the home market or for the foreign markets already monopolised, and a very low1,506 words
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Advertisement369 1916-11-18 11 SANITAs CREOLEUM Protects, Preserves Beautifies all WOODWORK, from the ravages of Weather, Inseet fungoid Life. r n mt > .V /7/. -r»~— 1 ■*w Supplied in Drums Barrels J| Light, Medium Dark So/e Agents ior Penang, Federated Malay States. Sumatra St Java Gif. Slot &Co„ Penang. Wl >- < h369 words
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Advertisement210 1916-11-18 11 You ca in do it yourself. fi If you know ar y one who suffers, if you f suffer yourself in the relentless grip of I rheumatism, if you pints are stiff or swollen, your muscles weakened, or your c limbs drawn out of shape, if you sufbr from headache,210 words
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Advertisement704 1916-11-18 11 THE ORIENTAL Government Security Life Assurance Company Ltd. lacor»«r*tc4 ia ladia. BRANCH OFFICE. SINGAPORE. J. R. Ma.cphbr.Bon, Secretary B.S. and FM.B. Total Assets exceed $28,000,000 Claimi Paid »26,000,000 LOW RATES. LIBERAL CONMTIONS. Apply for Prospectus etc. to Lim Eu Toh, Merchant, 158, Beach or Street, feanang. The Branch Secretary, 23704 words
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Advertisement1552 1916-11-18 12 < P. O.—B. I. AND APCAR LINE (Ixoobpobatbd ik Ebglaxd.) Mail and Paw PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL SAILINGS. MAIL SERVICE. nmtvard (for EttfODC.) OtttWifd (for CiiM Iht JipmJ KONINKLIJKE PAKETYAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. (ROYAL PACKET S. N. COMPANY.) (IXOOBPOBATBD IX HOLLAND-) Fob Lxtbxdbd to Sail. Langaa, Telok Semawe, 8egli, Olehleh, 18th November 8abang,1,552 words
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