^ T A G I|’ jj, SHERMAN L U iJ fttt JOURNAL, MOHO. OREGON
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~ FRIDAY, OCTOBER ». 1943
I
^ÿ^eon^n C ou p lg j p u itu d
INDIAN SUMMER
w
V* II
.„ < « ,„ , have
*,*'■. .■ .;.?. * A iW- / ». -
been credited with this* moot en-
VnbttsheST Kvery^ Friday at
joyable time o f yedr, we do not
Muro, Oregon - _____ \k row , and have recently observed
Editor .<•„« question as to the propriety
Giles L. French
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Entered as second class matter a t
C o n ,™
tin d e r A c t
o f C o n g re ss
I AI
9
I
(Continued ‘from ps^e one»
«W «?1 “ >* "e4 tw° « * aks- Ramer
1,as 1» that Part o f the
w,1‘
COTtain further definite «recam-
onend&tions for the development of
* t - v e ril « ^ d 't h » ^ nsmed tor *>* UmstlMa repid. project, which
,
'k
c k * S ^een
Jw^-n m
ia Blueprint
.h lu e n rin t stage
sta tre for
fo r
ourselves
^W
® +4
the
This county has experienced a' ^ ra- The aenate COTnmittee «»
EDITORIAI__ mo?th o i « *
< < r v " |A T |O N weather, regardless
j i w i n w r i what jt * Mmed
m ir ic a !
Kelly s Column
delightful commerce, who wiU retoive the
of who or T<=P°rt are expected to act., avor-
ably on «eom m em tatkM made by
Is Social Security PoMlbla
Mod»rt»<*d by
FRSD G C l ARK
C e s o C bci man
A m 'ii t a « €<» oml
lo w ncaúon
W ithout DeHelt Spending?
As debated by
Dr. Harry W. Labiler
H onorable^atnuel B. Ferien riU
f ’
f/r»» S irre .'u ry ,
Leugne Jur In d u a triu l D e in u rra c y .
F orm er C n n g r t u m u from tu *!«••«•
Vice-President o f the Tro nsp o riou o "
Association o f America.
rains that delayed 'harvest are «™ y engineers coneem.ng these
_____ DR.
I.AIDLFM
OPENS:
Social Se-
over ami the warmth of sim m er Columbia
river
projects.
It is also
stays on. There ha, been no tmderstood a c o l o r a b l e part of
brand and type. Araonunution »ton
AMMUNITION PRICES SET
e5
required to p œ t ceiling
j . uricee but may eell wt lower prices.
Ammunition for civilian uee will Pnce6 pu
y
be
or under price« prevail-
oe «old
sviu at
u* vi
,
You traverse the world m sear-
in* in March 1942, according, to xou
- . . . .
ing in m n w
-
ch o f happiness, which is within
OPA toiling» wWefi become e ff« - «" 01 na*’p
’
tiT, October 7. Retort toiling» on the ” ***!
« all
boare. of 26 «hotgirn «helb »re tented m.nd confer,
$1.38 for 12 gauge and $1.32 for
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16 and 20 gauge- „ Retail ceilings
on boxes o f 60 rim fire cartridges NOTICE OF FINA p HEARING
are 34 cents for .22 long rifle and
. <{
,
cents for .22 short, regular,- Notice is hereby given that tl e
ReUU ceiling prices on boxes of undersigned has filed in the County
20 center fire cartridges range Court of the State o f Oregon for
from $1.41 to $2-10 according to Sherman County his Final Ac-
‘________________ ____
__ /•■»n»* as Administrator, with the
Mart Lodge No. 111. L O. O, F. wUl ern -rtd, of the Estate of
Moro, Oregon
Edwin H. V p " . T n ticr, deceased,
Bn<^ 3^i
that Monday. CvULvr 25, 1943.
L Ù JX F 8 h a ï T « ? at 10:00 A ’ M ’ in Mcr’* ShermaU
MR. P E T T E N G IL L OPEN»
Our a d v a n c i n g technologies are
capable of greatly Improving our
night of frost and almost no tha rePort has to do with postwar pensions, m others’ allowances, un- standard of living as it has been do
riov to mar
-vtow The perfection
^r-forvt-inn ‘planning
for projects
in the n o r t h - but
e m p lo ym e n t- and health Insurance, ing for 100 years. But It can do M
cloudy day
v
b
H J
b u t fan
f u ll productive emDiO
e m p lo V
y ment
m ent
only as it has done in the past—bj
west.
T h is e m p lo ym e n t means a n a tio n a l free enterprise and not by bureau
of the early fall.
Incom e fa r beyond p re -w a r levels.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
Our citizens go about the
crats. The war has solved no do
tient, and visiting County, Oregon, in the courtroom
O u r hig h est p re -w a r national income
mestic
problems nor pointed the way
streets
«ostlers,
the
torn»toes
arc
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
brothers are cordi oi said Court, has been fixed by
(1939) was betw een e ig h ty and n in e ty
b illio n d ollars. U nder fu ll e m p lo y to any fundamental solution. Witt
still ripening on the vines. It can
ally
invited to meet the Court as the time end plate
Payable in Advance
m e n t o f o u r resources in the present 10 million men in the armed forces,
not be better from the point of
rith us.
for ’ hearing objections ito said
we
have,
in
an
economic
sense,
about
w a r, o u r n a tio n a l income is increas
................
ONE YEAR
Charles C. Wilson. N.G.
climate.
F nal Accunt and for the fettle •
as
much
unemployment
as
in
WT.A
in
g
to
n
o
t
fa
r
fro
m
one
h
u
n
d
re
d
and
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Petty Thompson, Sec.
fift y b illio n d o lla rs I f we can p ro days. Aside from protection from In
Farmers, however, are -not w“all
ment of said Estate.
OCTBER 8. 1943
duce goods and services in tim es ternational gangsters, these men are ,
pleased except for those who have
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’ « T. Lester Johnson
o f w a r a m o u n tin g to one h u ndred not creating economic wealth. They
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sown their 1944 crop in the dust-
C H U R O H F A
Administrator, c.t i
and fifty b illio n dollars, a large p a rt are consuming it We are not getting
o f It to be destroyed, we can, by rich from the wkr. We are gettipg
TAX BILL
That is an expression not m -
WASCO METHODIST CHURCH First publication Sept. 2L 1943
scie n tific em p lo ym e n t o f o u r a v a il
poor Instead. Our priceless capital ¡Sunday School a t 19:00 A. M.
G cngnss is t o ll« « about tax- «rely i0TT^ ' for « e y put the
LhfM publication October 22, 19,13
ably resources, produce a s im ila r
ex again. It will probably be do- >»">«'• down to the ^hwisture ,n
a m o u n t in goods and services In assets, petroleum, iron, copper, ships,
Morning
Worship
at
11:00
A.
M.
tim es of peace w ith a vie w to the and young men are being lost for
to g so for several months, to long. « * fa » ‘>W- »
«< " *
Subject, “ The Fifth Freedom’’
e n rich m e n t of the lives o f o u r peo ever. This is no time to promise
moonbeams
a
la
mode.
Work,
toll,
Epworth League at 6:30 P. M.
that it is doubtful if a new tax
-
ple-
V ,
NOTICE OF SEASONAL
(
law will be written in tim e- for ™rtl> may crust and keep the
W ith scie n tific systems o f social and sweet alone can pull us through.
F- L. Cannell. pastor.
co n tro ls and p u b lic p la n nin g , of The only security behind social se
DETERMINATION
next year’s collection of other than
*">"> makmg the long tr.p
ta xa tio n , wage, tra d e and p rice p o l curity is the taxing power of the
.
to the surface and the sunshine.
Christian
Science
Society
icies. it should be easily possible government During the 1930*1, S.000
Notice is hereby given that the
withholding taxes.
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_ ju
-
xn
• 1 congress
— should
wkewsvM M
»
Those
fo r o u r people to pay, fro m y e a rx to municipalities defaulted on obliga
*eî7 ’aCS ç,at employers listed below have been
Certainly
tn-
, who have not sown want
ye a r, sufficie n t e x tra taxes fro m such tions as sacred as Dr. Laldler*. pro
11:00 A. M. Subject ‘ Are Sin,
.
u » it . »v the rain. The difference is one nt
crease taxes. There can be no ex-
t
D ito.se, and Death R e.I ”
determined to be seasonal employ-
a g re a tly enlarged n a tional incom e posed Utopia. The second richest
.
-
confidence in nature and nn gam-
to enable the governm ent to pay its
cuse for failure to do so. Tne . . .
_
. . . .
er? within the meaning of Sec
country in America Is today facing
Wednesday night service at 8
bling instinct. Sometimes it is bet
share o f social insurance and p u b lic
people of the nation have more
default
due
to
extravagant
spending
includes testimonials of heflling. tion 126-707 O. C. L. A. Any in-
w o rks charges a fte r in d u s try , labor,
ter to take the chance and some-
•money and less to spend it 0R ,.
. VT . ev i n. , • •
The reading room in the rear teiested party may request a hear-
and consumers
have
co n trib u te d and the same bedtime faifh In falrie*
than ever before. It Ä ou ld be
not. Next-July the decs,on
as Dr. Laidler dreams about
th e ir share.
of the building is open. All ao- ing before the Commission with-
will be made.
DR L A I D L I I CHALLENQE8.
MR.
P E T T E N G IL L
CHAL
u*ed for taxes to pay as much as
thorized Christian Science utere- in ten days after final publication
But economics aside, this is a
We
must prevent the carnage of
LE
N
G
ES
:
Please
te
ll
us
how
y
o
u
r
ture can be bought or borrowed <rf this notice. The ’off-season’’
possible of the - huge war debt.
system of so-called “ scie n tific social future wars. We are engaged in was
remarkably fin? time of the year
Otherwise we shall be paying it
(m calendar weeks) of each sea-
today
because
of
the
emergence,
c o n tro l” d iffe rs fro m
H itle r ’s o r
to be alive in Sherman county.
Moro Community
when dpllars are much harder to
S ta lin ’s system? A n d by the w a y— among other things, of a brutal sys
sonal employer in Sherman County
Presbyterian Church
w hat is “ a scie n tific system o f ta x a tem of fascism. One of the basic
is as stated below:
get.
causes of fascism in Europe was eco
James D. Moberg, pastor
To the churches must go the
tio n . wage, and p rice p o lic y ? ”
The plan of Secretary Morgen-
nomic
insecurity.
If
we
In
America
A ssum ing th a t D r. H a id le r is m uch
Moro Grain-Growers Association.
Bible School 10:00 A. M
palm for the best dudaration of
sm a rte r than a ll the kn o w n states are to prevent the development at
Chau does not have appeal. It
Rally
Day
Program
by
Sunday
4i<-8.
,
principles upon which to base
men. does he propose to in s ta ll his fascist trends in post-war America,
School.
,
.
,
OREGON UNEMPLOYMENT
;
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the peace: rights off man, d g m ty
co n tro ls against pressure g roup re we must prevent our free enterprise
already overtaxed articles, ser
system
from
again
plunging
us
Into
sistance
and
then
guarantee
th
e
ir
Momifig
Worship
11:00
A.
M.
CCMPENSATlJN COMMISSION
of spirit. If that be agreed upon
s u rv iv a l a fte r a free e le ctio n in a a devastating depression, with Its
vices or incomes. Whoever wrote
Sermon,
“
Where
Our
Generation
Br.tsd and first published this 1st
it matters little who rules or by
A p a rty o f seam en on a c e ré M fg îit dem ocracy? The type o f econom ic tragic unemployment. Its bankrupt
tt had no imagination and little
Has
Failed”
Luke
10:29
¿ay
of October, 1943.
cities,
its
vast
economic
loeeet.
W»
'/bat system.
d e ta il in th e Sooth P a c ific fo u n d th 's ~P'ann,in « D \ La.id ' er,
knowledge about the danger of
.
v At.
u- -
«h»;* com plete co n tro l o f the citizens eco- must show that a democracy has U.e
W’ed. 7:30 P. M. Junior Choir
Bhte of last publication 8th day
which ,h<-y have ma<ie “* ir nom.c and p o litic a l life . D r. L a id le r capacity successfully to plan for se
nationwide tax evasion which will
Wed. 8 p.m- Prayer meeting.
of October, 1943.
Considerate ot the R u to ia n a t o m B K o t. "S o u le ” hao th e ru n o f h e r „ a dvocaling to lu llto rio n U m , and I curity for alL Don’t you think so,
come if some article« are taxed
Congressman?
I t t h e i r d r iv e ju A t a» th e w o r ld sh ip , a fo r m e r lin e r, and n e ve r sete th in k he should say so.
MR FETTENOILL REFLIE8 Of
Thus, n o c o n flic t »easick. -------
DR. L A I D L E R
R E P L IE S : We
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__— series began
Natural place to get more mon- ov<r the headlines.
should take a leaf fro m Swedish course, unem ployment must be aolveo.
r tu u iw
wad
.
experience. Sweden, b efore W o rld The last depression was caused not
ey is from those who have more ______________ _
<xUKMANl «PAK
^, ar jj was ,-apjdiy a ch ie vin g social by free enterprise but by war debts,
money. Thu» includes a great mat
I'ROM “COLLAPSE’* _____ _
. -se cu rity, w h ile a vo id in g d e fic it spend excessive tariffs, and speculative
jority of the people of the entire
ing and steadily stre n g th e n in g its fever officially encouraged in Wash
The
German
army
has
n
c
i
r
’
y
de
m o cra tic in stitu tio n s. I t was doing ington. These decisions were chiefly
ration. The simplest way to get
made by government officials or poli-,
three
times
as
m
a
n
y
coiribat
d
lv
.-
th ro u g h s u b s titu tin g f u . « « a h '
it is by an income tax with with
*
.
m onopolistic, b u re a u cra tic and waste- ticians, not by inventors, scientists,
«ilns in the field today as V.ic'.o i u i p n v ,t e ventures, e ffic ie n tvp u b lic farmers, workers, or enterprisers, i t .
holding features similar to the
one now in effect That will take
Observer, Oct. A, 1901 Were w h e n the attack on Pc’in I and cooperative services; by encour is government planners, world wide,
who are responsible for the present
««re r f t h o « ' »h o obtain thrir
»»•
,r °™ th* b?«“ *>»■• X**” a^ - Major Gan- ^ ^ ^ „ " ' ^ ' X u n c T x ^ n h h a ^ horrible
mess We need more free
income from wage* and salaries, ••rvio® 0a
w y «M week and era| George V Strong, Ansista . on a b ility to pay; and by de ve lop in g enterprise, not less; less government
Q u ic k -
Easy -
S a i«
Thooe who get
thenr income ,has uken * portion
with the Chief of staff G. 2 (Military I ; - • good social insurance system, a meddling, not more. Let us encourage
risk taking and stop handing legis
frem profllt. can be taxed by a., Moro Implement Co. H i, sucoeesor UIhteBee) deetored recently. D i - ^ S ! c i e m “ nd E m to r S u T X l « r - lative feather beds to favored groups
Writ« or Call for
excess proMta tax, or a war pro-
™le
ta Uncte «Apa Dau- «»aunting any likelihood of an ear- vice employed by a government re in exchange for votes Let us release
the
restless,
dynamic,
creative
Edi-
C
om
plet« Information
fits tax. Those who get rich by * herty, assorted by Mr. Hamilton, j coJUpse of either Germany or spdhsive to the needs of Lincoln’.
sons, Burbanks, and Wrights off to- ,
late
of
Moro
Steam
L-umdry.
Japan
General
Strong
disclosed
u
S
i
te
d
's
u
t
e
s
^
“*
,
day and build a better tomorrow.
the war can help p«y for it in
The residence of W H Ragsdale, that the Germans had replaced - - - __ - ________________ - _ ~ r
gx nerous amounts.
L H Martin and C a r l Peetz have
2o divisions lo«t at Stalingrad
Peace is liberty in tranquillity.
D espite all that is being: said
been partly protected from dust i t printer and that the German
The occurences that come to a
—Cicero
the government da doing a pret
H e a d O ffic e . P o r tla n d . O re g o n
eatiirfectry job of kee ping the
a ^,^)era^ application of straw j lUftwaffe was larger now -than in man are the fruit of his own ohar-
W
m
B IR
U D IR A I
D I PO S I T I M S U R A M T I
o n
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AJ I Q ft
1*139. He said also th a t the weap- acter.— Emerson
cost o f living down. .It is a great in the roads in fro n t of them.
G A Meloy wears the aw tet con-
Germans- are making are
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deal more effective than price
tentment expression this fall. H;s in som<l canes better than any Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 11«
control measures in the other
farm operations netted him about which the Un,;ted Nations have.
Moro. Oregon
world war. As long as the price
$4.000 this (season, off 400 acres. __
Meets 2d & 4th Tues
of living is held down even rea
At the suggestion of a lady STATEMENT OF THE OWNER- ?.ay..°f each T ° nth' ,
sonably well, there is no reason
^ y ¿toJy to x « ' tonnto
pltoi
W* ” ‘ 7 T T " " ' t? * t M° r" SH IP, MANAGEMENT, CIRCU-
,“ '" e mem
ha*
scores
of
ladies
to
be
proud
IjATION,
ETC.,
REQUIRED
BY
,N G ’
ed on incomes swollen by the war.
of. They drew neatly, and have THjr ACT OF CONGRESS OF
‘
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Methods of indirect taxation
F lo re n ce Jo h n sto n . Set
very pleaaant ways. Our farmer a
AUGUST 24, 1912.
will probably prevail because peo- wives and daughters also drees,
(>f sbertnan County Journal E“reka , odRe No 121 ^ r * * A’M*
pie always try to tax something. . .
,
.
„
they do not o«e but if rreater 1<X>k ,nd *Ct W‘U: ,IKl C°™e W published weekly at Moro, OreR n Meets on the 1st and 3rd Thurs
day evenings of eacn
toxe. .r e reitod they will come
Witt'
V
Octob<“
j {<<r
or u
c to o e r r r. 19i3'
« ra o .
z
month. Visiting mem
to be seen anywhere, all of whicn
State of Oregon
)
from the greater mcomas of the
bers are cordially in
supports our view of living in the
County of Sherman ) ps
war.
vited to, meet with us.
best portion of the earth.
Before me u notary (public in
LONG TERM
From the Observer, Oct. 9, 1914 and fo r the State and county a- W\ F. McLeod, W.M.
IIOO RAY
The Observer is not up to stan- foresarid, personally appeared Giles c V. Belknap, Secretary
NO COMMISSION
dard
in either new» or quality of T. French, who having been duiv . ________ __________________________
From a book review-4*» particu
NO APPRAISAL FEE
larly notable for the fact that it reading matter this week. It is sworn according to law denoses Bethlehem Chapter No. 78, O.E.S.
does not ascribe the misfortunes on,y fadr 10 *****
the r^ason and §ay,s that he is the editor of
Moro, Oregon
THE TRAVELERS INS. CO
of its hero and h-^rome • t d t ly to
100 nK>c*1 Fair. The job p rin t- the Sherman County Journal an.l
M eets Every Second and
Fourth Thursdays
i n
to economic circumstances, but to inif dflpflrt»««* of
Observer that the fallowing is, to the be -t
inherent lacks in character’ and the ha' been
overtime, all of his knowledge and belief, a
Each Month. Visiting
Giles L French
Members Invited.
conditioning effect o f inherits nee the tim* ex°opt Sunday: and to true statement of the ow nership
as well.”
’
*
irivv us any chance whatever to management, etc., cf the afore- N orm a K alsiger W. M.
Moro, Oregon,
That is cheerful news That some sec our own i Sherman County said publication for th e da^e M arie H oaklnson, Sec.
one should write a book about a
fiBlr’ the bewt ever’ we
ve to s^own in the above «aption.-
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character without trying to show
F*1"1 the Observer this week as quired by the Act o f August 24,
Y o u c a n see w h en traffic
that be or she’ was wet upon bv
L
1»’ 2, embodied fa «ectkm 41 L
economic ilk over which no one
From the Observer, Oct. 10. 1924 Portal Laws and Regulations, print
jams a highway or people stand
of less stature than a god could H C Ruggles is building a con-
cd on the reverse of thw
in the aisles of a train.
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ever hope to overcome is not only crete wall in front of his property to wot:
news but good news. May be we on Main Street.
L That the names e-d add re-;-
But y ou can’t tell w hen Long
will over the Karl Marx influ- ’ F W Hutchcroft will appreciate ee of the publisher, editor, man \-
Distance lines are crowded by
ence in literature after all.
the return of a side curtain to ging editor, and bu’ —?rn m in i-
L. French,
looking at a telephone.
We have been reading about his Dodge, lost on the roads ar- era are: Publlher G’
From where I sit, here’s the
Giles b. Every time Lem Martin hears
fictional people, and real ones ound Moro some tim e last month. Moro. Oregon; Edit'
W hen they are, the operator
It's up to everyone
too, who suffered from bad «eon-
N P Hansen and w ife drove up French, Mqro, Oregon .V arar - rr about another Jap battleship be way it is .
of us to put not only our spare
will sa y —“ P lea se lim it you r
Toro, Ore»- ing sunk-or another Nazi city
om;c conditions around them and the highway Tuesday from their Editor Leis B. Frenc^
being blasted—Lem grits his money into War Bonds, but So
ca ll to S m inutes. O thers a re
just fell apart mentally and mor- home at Portland. Mr Hansen has gon
teeth, and digs into his pocket figure out new ways of saving
ally after pages of misery and extensive farm ¿ntwrests east of
2. That the owners
G
so
that
w
e’ll
have
still
more
w a itin g .
for more War Bond money.
money
to
invest
In
Victory.
meanness. Perhaps we will event- this place.
L. French, Moro, O: * JOT» and
“With our soldiers over there
That’s a m ighty good rule
As Lem says: “W e asked for
ually g e t a few American books
Roy Harbin was a visitor in I^ela B. French, Moro. Oregon,
doin’ better *n’ better at their
f o r th e s e d a y s . H e lp s y o u .
about some one who made some- this city on Tuesday from his
That
the known bondholder?. scorin’,” Lem says grim ly, uwe plenty of action—and w e’re su m
getting i t All over the world our
can do the same at home.”
thh< of himself in spite of being home at K ent Roy is the water (mortgagees, and other (r c u i’.ty
Helps us. Helps the war.
m en have got them Axis fellas
It’s easy ,to think that if the
born without a silver spoon in ’king of that city, having the ow- holders owning or holding 1 p;r-
on the run. Let’s Back the At
his mouth. '
•
x . , . . ______ nership of the syrtetn
that sup- vent or more of total amount nf war is going well, w e can afford tack with War Bonds.”
Buy War Bonds for Victory
to
let
down
just
a
little
instead
..... . . . . . . . ■ ■
-plies that necessary fluid to the bond«, mortgages, or ot ler r*e-
o’ realizing that th e bigger our
T h e; decision of congress ■ to locality.
- .
‘
uritfcs are: None.
offensive gets the mor$ our boya
nn faorc nunwM ams TaasaxrN company
raose the allotment of soldiers is
Dr M F Froyd has rested office ~
Giles L. French
are goin g to need equipm ent
in conformity with the modern rooms in the Hotel Moro building
Sworn to ard subscribed lxfcre and munitions.
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ideal of using money as a salve »nd expects to be here ,Saturday me this 7th day of October, 1943
fcr all social a n d » economic ail- in time to open the offices begin- 1
Merle R?;k*t
Copyright. 1943,
No. 71 o f a Series
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