Delivery rates and bureaus listed for the Commercial Tribune
The notice outlines subscription rates for foreign countries via the Universal Postal Union and domestic options, with prices for one month to one year. It lists payment methods and complete post office address requirements. It also provides branch offices in Walnut Hills, Gton, Newport, Washington, and a London bureau with reading room access for Americans.
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Great Britain
Universal Postal Union
Bank
the Commercial Tribune CO
Cincinnati
Walnut Hills
Gilbert Avenue
Scott Street
Newport
York Street
Washington
Munsey Building
London
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Roosevelt's Message Urges Immediate Forest and Waterway Action
The message, attributed to Theodore Roosevelt, urges strong measures to protect forests and reform waterway development. It criticizes past plans for the Ohio and warns that misused resources risk long lasting harm, urging decisive action despite temporary costs.
Citizens Loan Aimed At Humane Salary Advances
The article discusses whether the Citizens Mortgage Loan Company will amend its charter to loan on salaries or if a new salary loan company could be formed. It states the goal is to avoid predatory practices and to lend on chattel mortgages at fair rates, not to profit from borrowers' misfortune.
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Roosevelt
Fuito
Congress
Théodore Roosevelt
Goat
Congress of the
United States
Ohio
Citizens’ Mortgage Loan Company
Salary
Tims
Cincinnati
Citizens
Loan sharks and reform speak in city debate
A critic denounces loan sharks and urges creation of a salary loan association to curb extortion. The piece advocates humane lending modeled on the Citizens Mortgage Loan company and warns against contempt for law while urging strong action to protect the public.
Bank Clearings Show Strong Nationwide Upturn in 1908
A review notes earlier mood of gloom in business finance but reports a broad, steady rise in bank clearings across the United States. Chicago leads a regional surge with 36 percent growth week over week, while Cincinnati rises 86.2 percent and Indianapolis 49 percent. Cleveland shows modest gains. The data underscores Cincinnati’s solid financial base and deposits, with overall bank resources and safety improving.
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Republican Party
Republican
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Middle West
Chicago
Ann Arbor
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Grand Rapids
Peoria
Toledo
Lewisville
Cleveland Bank Clearings Rise Slightly Over 1907
Cleveland's clearings for the week ending Nov 28 1908 show an increase over the same week in 1907 by 6986 dollars, a 0.06 percent gain, reflecting improved banking activity.
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Cleveland
French subsidy debated for Arctic expedition and leaders
The proposal questions if the government should fund Helie and Boni’s Arctic voyage and contend with the scandals surrounding both individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helie and
Boni
Ria
Crisis Talk Echoes as Castro Heads to France
Venezuela faces tension amid looming crisis as Castro travels to France while a Dutch fleet sails toward Venezuela. The statement captures regional unease and shifting alliances during a period of international maneuvering.
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Venezuela
Castro
France
Lord Roberts Confused on Invasion Threat and Empire Reach
The remark suggests difficulties in aligning strategy as Britain faces fears of a possible invasion while maintaining its global empire, with Lord Roberts uncertain about the best course of action to deter threats.
Harriman Comments On Dinner Speaker Accountability
Mr Harriman says the after dinner speaker is not responsible for his actions and for Chauncey Depew's row with anger, suggesting limited personal accountability in the quarrel amid the event.
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Mr. Harriman
Chauncey Depew
Kaiser’s Dense Silence Resembles a Man’s Regret
The passage notes the Kaiser’s current silence as striking, likening it to a man who has stepped into a costly mistake, conveying a mood of quiet embarrassment and introspection without explicit action or events.
Incomplete Interchange Notes Mention Capt Ryss E
Fragmentary police report hints at a diplomatic exchange between American and Japanese authorities. Mentions Captain Ryss, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Ching
Ryss -E
Loan Shark Buries Self in Christmas Shopping
An unnamed loan shark delays holiday shopping as he stays busy with lending business, suggesting a season of continual activity rather than festivity.
Steel Trust Faces Tariff Revision Decision
The possible tariff revision hangs over the Steel Trust as officials weigh options likely affecting prices and market strategy. Industry observers await a clear stance amid pressure for equitable policy.
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Steel Trust
The Ride That Never Happened Spoiled by Story
A witty remark recalls Paul Revere's famous ride not occurring as told yet emphasizes how a good tale outlived the historical truth. The line wryly notes the charm of legend over factual detail.
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Paul Revere
The Loan’s Hold on A Sheik Tightens Against Rivals
The loan holder grows convinced that opposing the sheik will harm business. Tensions rise as pressure mounts from creditors and rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheik
Christmas and health themes mix in a fragmented old column
The piece discusses gift giving during Christmas, a call to return to the season’s spirit, and reflections on poetry like The Night Before Christmas. It notes puzzles aiding nervous patients and advocates gymnasium medical exams for public baths, schools, and universities highlighting dental and health awareness.
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Papa
Mamma
Boston
Directoire Fashion Alters Paris Dancers Rules
New York World reports the Academy of Paris Dancing Masters decree that dances be shortened to match Directoire gowns. Masters fear fashion changes will affect society and dancing teachers as styles shift with Paris trends.
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Directoire
Paris
New York
Academy of Paris
Boston
Lefort
Diréctoire
College Presidents Age Trends in U S Colleges and Universities
A Bee summary lists prominent college presidents and their ages at start of tenure. Institutions include California Benj J Wheeler age 45. City of New York John Finley age 40. Columbia Lehendeneh Nehp Me Bu or age 30. Cornell G Schurman age 49. Michigan Phi o Be eas age 43. Minnesota Cyrus N Th e es age 48.
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Omaha
Bee
United States
California
Benj. J. Wheeler
City of New York
John Fini¢gy
Columbia LehendeeeNeh
Cornell
G. Schurman
George "Giaoen
Michigan
Minnesota
Cyrus
Congress Seeks Volunteer Act to Mobilize Federal Forces
The article reports on a proposed comprehensive volunteer act approved by the War Department to empower executive mobilization in war. It envisions a flexible force scale from 50,000 to 2,000,000, enabling swift action using existing agencies and a prepared legal framework.
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Congress
Peace at the Ca tneh Ea Case
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a pursuit or case but provides no clear names, dates, or locations to establish a coherent event. The readable elements do not form a complete, identifiable news item.
Local Weather Report December 1 1908
Weather summary for December 1 1908 ending 7 p.m. notes warmer trends with increasing cloud cover and rain. Observations compare this day with the prior three years noting maximum temps 38 62 and 46 in 1906 and 1905 respectively, and precipitation totals of 6 and 24 units.
Bill bars officeholders from political convention delegation
A bill by Representative Richardson of Alabama aims to curb federal patronage for political favors. If enacted, cabinet officers and federal appointees could not serve as delegates to presidential or other elective office nominating conventions. Violations carry fines from 25 to 100 dollars and up to twenty days imprisonment.
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Washington
Richardson
Alabama
United States
Taft and Cannon to Meet on Tariff Reforms Today
President elect Taft plans an interview with Speaker Cannon tomorrow to discuss a thorough tariff revision and party promises. The two leaders share a strong, aligned stance on the tariff program and its practical execution.
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Washington
Taft
Cannon
Buttermilk Dreams From The Past
A nostalgic verse recalls childhood flavors from Houston Post folklore with lines about maple shrup buckwheat cake fried chicken and pumpkin doughnuts. The speaker longs for buttermilk and the simple pleasures of standing beside the churn drinking as a child.
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Houston Post
Kia
All His Fault. A Far and Funny Old Tale
A Philadelphia Ledger humorous sketch recounts a husband who bursts in with overexcited news after his wife claims she predicts events. He proclaims the grindstone eaten by the old brindle cow, prompting the wife to shout that she told him so. The anecdote lampshades the predictability of her boasts.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Christmas shopping early to aid all who serve
A brief note urges early Christmas shopping to help workers and service staff. It emphasizes consideration for those who provide service during the holiday season and encourages timely purchases. The message links thoughtful spending to better support workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wensiin Aise
Better Times Proclaimed in Rambling Local Nonsense
Fragmentary ad style copy promises better times and booming business while mentioning foods like Buckwheat cakes sausage roast turkey and ham croquettes. The jumbled text suggests a promotional or editorial snippet with a rural or small town tone and period vocabulary.
Fragmented Chicago Tribune clipping misreads text
A garbled OCR fragment from a Chicago Tribune page shows fragmented phrases and unclear attribution. The readable bits include stray words and partial quotes, with no coherent event or identifiable individuals.
Midwest Weather Brief For Ohio Kentucky West Virginia Indiana
Ohio sees partly cloudy conditions with lake flurries on Wednesday and general fair weather Thursday. Kentucky expects fair days midweek. West Virginia reports partly cloudy and warmer Wednesday with Thursday generally fair. Indiana forecasts fair Wednesday and Thursday with a threat of early northern extremes and light variable winds.
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Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Indiana
Ocean Steamship Movements Report
New York shows arrivals including the Cretic from Naples and Kaiserin Auguste Victoria from Hamburg. Other ships docked at Gibraltar and Queenstown while several liners sailed for European ports.
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New York
Cretic
Naples
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Hamburg
Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm
Bremen
Fastnet
Campania
Liverpool
Queenstown
Gibraltar
Caronia
Sable Island
Oceanic
Southampton
Sandy Hook
Statendam
Rotterdam
Boulogne
Philadelphia
Merion
Haverford
California
Bordeaux
Ryndam
Moltke
Regina D'Italia
Newport
London
Nantucket
Republic
Boston
St. Michaels
Genoa
Fastnhet
Ivernia
Cagliari
Oran
Libau
Korea
Marseilles
Unclear List of Names and Places From OCR Fragment
A garbled OCR fragment presents a long list of personal names and city or state affiliations. The text appears to sequence individuals such as Welch New York, Smith New York, Phellis Huntington W Va, Watts Adrian Mich, and many others, with scattered city and state pairings. No coherent event or notice is identifiable.
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New York
Morris Woodle
Cleveland
C. A. Crum
St. Nicholas
Fred W. Railgame
Columbus
Julius N. Hahl
A. N. Evans
Julius Frankel
Gibson
W. C. Moore
Boston
J. RB. ‘Wilson
Paris
William Cutler
Franklin
Mass
Philadelhia
Burnet
M. K. Walton
Chicago
A. Clarke
C. B. Jones
Marietta
Cane
T. Hall
B. M. Taylor
Higginsport
Osew
McNulty
Huntin
W. Va
Garvey
New Liberty
J. Cayrens
Area
Dennison
L. H. Devis
Eee Es Ky
Frank. B. Wood
Georgetown
Mahan
Osborn
F. E. Dunh
Ienbridge
W. H. Larger
Detratty
J. W. Babcock
Paul A. Robinson
Shandon
C. W. Larkin
William St. Ronis
J. P. Hicke
I Ae
Augusta
J. Hi Grigsby
Sardia
R. A. ‘Hancock
Louisville
George Shaler
W. P. Stowe
Funeral Services for the Late Joseph Trevor
A simple funeral was held for Joseph Trevor with rites conducted in the Scottish Rite facility. The aid society announced new guidelines for pupil services and discussed ongoing concerns over an impure patient condition.
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Joseph
Trevor
Monroe County Vote Count Report
Ohio voters in Monroe County cast a total of 4 553 ballots with a majority of 1 369 in favor or against the measure. The result reflects the split outcome across the county and highlights the margins of support.
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Ohio
Monroe
Unreadable: Political Fragments From Unknown Source
Fragmentary text references political content with unclear context and missing details making a coherent summary impossible. No identifiable people places dates organizations or events are discernible.
EMER AN AE be Fl ge pera
Unable to extract a coherent news item from the provided text fragment. It lacks identifiable people, organizations, events, or locations to summarize into a compliant card.
Chamber of Commerce plans Washington attendance
Fragmentary text notes a professional market and 100 members of the chamber of commerce aiming to attend events in Washington related to rivers and harbors. The garbled OCR limits clarity on exact entities and actions.
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Buelnéas
Abrinian
Wall
Chamber of Eft
Washington
Aatic Rivers
Harborscop
Trade talk and league updates loom in sports notes
Fragmentary sports notes mention possible trade rumors involving New York. A Saint Louis player hints at a purchase of Keeler’s rights. Reds captaincy and League directors receive re election. Six day bicycle racers extend lead beyond prior record. Pony Joe Altman wins roller skating event at a temple chase.
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Tree Herrmann
Griffith
New York
Theaters Showings At Local Venues With Schedules
Grand Hattie windows and Cameo Kinnet wn offer showings at 2 15 and 8 15 plus 1 9 87ibl. Mr Hyde and Dr Jekyll starring notable cast. Lycceum San Antonio and Strolling Players present matinee and evening slots 2 16 and 8 15 with Robinson Vaudeville evenings 7 to 9 and 9 to 11.
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Hattie Yentanas
Nat Corwin
Cameo Kinnet
Enge
Grapewin
D. Jékyll
Mr. Hyde
Ciiterniiak
Heuck
Lycceum
San Antonio
Wealthy heiress Miss Pinkney dies in New York at 99
Miss Mary Goodwin Pinkney, noted as one of the world's wealthiest women with Manhattan real estate valued around 10 million dollars, died yesterday of pneumonia at the Buckingham Hotel in New York City at age 99. Edward J. Force of Louisville died in Paris, France, yesterday.
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Mary Goodwin Pinkney
Buckingham
New York City
Miss Pinkney
Manhattan
Edward J. Force
Louisville
Paris
France
Multiple City Death Notices Include Pneumonia and Tuberculosis
A fragmented obituary list from Covington area hospitals records numerous patients with conditions such as pneumonia tuberculosis stomach cancer and chronic bronchitis. Names ages and addresses appear alongside hospital affiliations and inquest notes for several deaths.
Common Pleas and Related Civil Actions Listing
A docket of cases includes Margaret M Swift vs George H Mesihs for divorce Joseph C Stephenson vs Cincinnati Tra 1 company for 5000 damages Gertrude Frees et al vs City of Cincinnati injunction Arthur L Cohen vs Michael Jacobs appeal from Squire Muller Alexander V Slever vs Interurban Railway for 2500 damages William P Romans vs Henry Klappert appeal from Squire Dumont Jennie Patterson vs Louis Patterson for divorce Katherine H Hume vs Victor Stamping company 500 loaned Charles L Shannon & Sons vs F E B Webner appeal from Squire Bolsinger J M Green vs John McGee 56 Matilda McDonald vs William G Bell administrator 127 services King Powder company vs Calhoff Construction 504.94 on account King Powder company vs Calhoff Construction 5.78 on account First National Bank vs Mill Creek Wagon company for a receiver Charles Murr vs Barbara Schmitt reform mortgage Oscar Heinichen et al vs Fells Flour Milling company 450 Court of Insolvency case Charles H Rembold et al vs City of enjoin assessment
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Common Pleas Court
Margaret M. Swift
George H. Mesihs
Moulinier, Bettman & Int
Joseph C. Stephenson
Cincinnati Tra 1 + company
J. M. Waon
Gertrude Frees Et al
City of Cincinnati
P. M. Pogue
Arthur L. Cohen
Michael Jacobs
Squire Muller
Alexander V
Slever
The
Interurban Railway & Terminal Company
Thomas L. Michie
William P. Romans
Henry Klappert
Squire Dumont
Jennie Patterson
Louis Patterson
Sparks
Kathérine H. Hume
Victor Stamping Company
Powell & Smiley
Charles L. Shannon & Sons
F. EB. Webner
Squire Bolsinger
J. M. Green
John McGee
Len
Mathilda McDonald
William G. Bell
Spangenberg & Spangenberg
King Powder Company
Calhoff Construction Company
Morse, Tuttle & Harper
First National Bank
Mill Creek, Wagon, Company
Herbert Jackson
Euphrior Court
Charles Murr
Barbara Schmitt
Oscar Heinichen
the Fells Fiour Milling Company
Galvin, Bauer
Harry A. Rust
Charles H. Rembold Et al
City of En
H. J. Ng
Articles of association filed in Ohio
A list of business entities filing articles of association with the Ohio secretary of state on December 8 includes M. Kuhn Sons company in Cincinnati with $30,000 for slaughtering livestock and G. J. Probeck company in Cleveland for talking machines at $6,000. Additional firms mentioned include Dry Camp association in Cincinnati, Old Colony Savings and Loan association in Cleveland at $25,000, SD Investment company in Cincinnati, Hensch Infant Food in Cleveland, Scholt Gum in Oberlin, and Draft Furnace company linked to the Church of the United Brethren to Christ in Bethlehem.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
M. Kuhn Sons Company
Cincinnati
George Kuhn
Harry J. Meents
Michael Keck
Frederick Oss
Michael Kuhn
G. J. Probeck Company
Cleveland
Max E. Weisel
Epstein
Clara F. Schrod
No -Fiscus
W. C. Rhodes
Dry Camp Association
Mrs. Leopold
Markbreit
Oscar W. Stark
Vs Kane
Louis Phillips
T. M. Sweeney
Old Colony Savings and Loan Assoociation
George L. Sudborough
James H. McConkey
Wilkin Towl
A. J. McDonald
W. J. Mc
Eee Peace Ror Realty Company
Tee Pases Draft Furnace Company
Te Church of the United Brethren To Christ
Bastalestine
River Departures From Louisville
Today's and tomorrow's ferry departures from Louisville list LIZZIE BAY at 6 p m and 13 noon with other routes and times indicated in the schedule fragment.
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the River
Louisville
Lizzie Bay
River Conditions and Arrivals Update for Madison Louisville Memphis
River levels show varying readings across locations with segments in stages of rise and fall. Notable notes include clear cold conditions at Madison and Memphis with slight warming elsewhere, arrivals such as The Bald Tat from Stacker Lee and The Eagle toward Natchez, along with several canal and lock measurements cited.
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Madison
Uisville
Liasie Bay
Cincinnati
Helen M.godald
Carrollton
Evaneviliz
Tee
Mississippi
ST. Oy
Stacker
Lee
Emphis
Omaha
Hamburg
Natchez
Alton
Memphis
Ojas Caliente Warm Springs Told By Charles Horner
Charles D. Horner of Penasco New Mexico describes Ojas Caliente, warm springs at the base of a high mesa used by Indians and Mexicans for washing and bathing. The article notes soapweed root as a wash, year round 80 degree water, and claims cures for rheumatism and venereal diseases, with Indians and Mexicans visiting freely on government land.
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Jerusalém
Bethesda
Tars
N. M
Ojas Caliente
Newr
Mexico
Charles D. Horner
Penasco
Remarkable blue green water light observed near Mobile by Dover crew
The steamship Dover bound for Tampa from Mobile reported a spectacular phenomenon thirty five miles from Mobile light at 7 pm on the 24th. Blue and green water streaks illuminated the ship and a dark water pall followed twice with a wide blackness between. Captain Carlson, A D Montmol Han and Chief Engineer T J Cole confirmed the event and described the awe inspiring sight in their accounts.
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Tampa Times
Dover
von A. Carlson
Tampa
Mobile
A. D. Montmol- Han
Line
T.J. Cole
Rirheast
Mobile Light
Jim
Cries duteg and Seis work mark morning hours
From 8 30 to 12 the day features peak activity for The Cries duteg and Oe a. ed dur, with significant work undertaken during these hours as the day progresses.
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Young
Ana
Theat
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Directoire Dance
New York World
Atapeite Srechtat
Cate
Tae Liste
Pent
Chicago Tribune
F.C
Atlanta
Montgom
Nashville
Norfe
Weagene
Creyenne
North Platte
Ween
Oklahoma
Cinati
Omata Eee
Éland
Palestine Columbus
Tarkers IL
Davenport
Corpus Christ
Seeweee
Awenweeenne
Dodge
Weeee
Pelle
Dubuque
Rapid
St. Louis
le el Paso
St Paul
Steee Cl
Grand Papids
Senta Fe
Elera
Sprineld
Tihuron
Wickebur
Teereee
Tacksonville
Eas City
Cincinnati Hotel
Aldo
Epee
Nell Si Reeve
Glenway & Rapid
Harry Backherms
Eation Grove
Josephine Flach
M. Watchow
Anna Ballanger
John H. Conrad
Ninth St Snenee
Minnie Uhi
Reading Road
Lulu Mayhew
Gerda
Somenday
Hopkins St
Augustus 'Y. Kuhlmann
Norwood
L. Zimmermann
Vine St
Osteo
Willia Mueller
Arbor
Kirby
Archille x
Arras
Emma Kingseeweee
Hotel Walnut
Prank Menefee
Saee Townee
Nettie Johnson
Central
Dry Ridge
Kyasee
Jacobs, Augus
Pearl Wibbings Een Ewer
Vermont
Teadore &. Hymans Sear
Donahue St
Onan Fannie Berger
Burdette
Pean
Charles 5
Ashfield
W. An St
Caroline Rusler
Mt. Lao
John F. Blausch
Glanway
Ellen
George
Carrie
Kirby Avenue
Aly
Cornelius G
Terraceae
Omas
Anna
Walnut
Ase Tson
Viola
Goethe
Anker
Robert
Campbell
Horace
Senet Branch Hospital
Drish
Seton Hospital
Ruppiler
Rudolph Fedor
Anderson
Maggie
Pleasant
Cinacinnati
Gulf OF Mexico
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