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CUAlTEIt XV ContinuedTho Colonel mot thorn at tho dlnlug

room door and Nell approaching rathercautiously gae him a expectant

I hJfqueaUonIng1g1ance-Her rears wero qulto groundless how-

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I for as BOOD ns he had soon Marga-ret

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I and heard that she was gong to-

Iwe thnm Boeojn he had no thoughtfor any ono else

VJ I dont know how we shall do with-

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you he said bending over her withkindly affeotlcii Dertlo told mo youwere going and I have been anticipat ¬

lug my own loneliness Have yoa> grown tired of us so son He took

her face between his handaonUregardedf

It with a geutouess in which a varietyof crdotons fount expression Youare In hurry to leave usbe added sadly

i Ah DO aba hastened to answer aeher eyes grow dim end a painful flushoverspread her cheeks

Tho gentleman did not answer for nv second during which his lace worked

with feeling and tender light filled hiseyesYou are bravo girl ho said ratherunsteadily at last a true brave girlHeaven will bless you as jou deserveDont let that ooundrcl como near mej I might bo tempted-

You nro so hard on him Colonelt Dont

Dont blome him I suppose Ah4 Margaret you are llko the rest of your

sex always ready to defend the menwho breaks your heart Voll well Illnot be hard for your sake but when I

1 think Never mind well mles youchlU every ono of us Dont quite for-got

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your old Irlonds you wott find thenow ones half BO truo

Margarets eyei grew dim endeho foundhereolt Incapable of ah anawe

Alice noting her distress broke In

with somo light remarks which Nelltojk up notwlthstandng her unclesformidable presence and discussedvolubly

Under this respite Margaret regained-her selfposresBlqn and began to speakqulto

Ko furthnr allusion to her going awayyes made during the meal though eachone Bcemol qu to tnlkatvo Nell par ¬

ticularly airing her opinions freely andrccolviiR no roj roof for her tomorlty

But when tile tme came to soy good

1 by and Margaret was ready to go theColonel dlfTcgtudlnR the hand she hold-

outt to hm her In his arms andteudtry almost reverently kissed herbrow-

I know it would bo hard eho Bobbedbreaking down oJmpletely1 knowthis would be the hardest of all

No It fchunt to Margaret ho saIdputting her gently from him I do notwish to pain you child oven for a mo¬

ment 1 ut 1 am very deeply moved tolOp you go Irom us under such circum ¬

at necsYour bravery and devotionwill have Its rewatd be sure ot thatRemember me when you need sympathyor advloo for I would not bo worthy thename of friend if cmId cot show myaffection in time of adversity as wellns prosperity and I know that not evenyour own could be more anxiousto help you than I am

For many long days Margaret car-ried

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in her heart the memory of his kindwords sympathetic voice

As she roJe homo hlhe winterafternoon toward the chain of beautifullulls which shut In tho quiet peacefulvillage her fanny tfngod with Indescrib-able

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melancholy every surrounding ob ¬

ject and the melancholy lingered longafter bor eyes bad ceased to uporthe cenp that bad cngCn erodt-

ClIAPTEIUWIA KCW TRIZXD

Margaret I think I shall bring Wllton to d nncr tonight I met him yestordav and be asked about you He haaheard Bertie lauding you to the ekloaand naturally ho lfl anxious to see theparson

lhat too bad of Bertie I-

dont pose aa aparagon Brian and in ¬

deed I dont caret to be one I do wantto meet Dr Wilson though and If youwilt only correct his false Impression1 wish you would bringlug

Ill bring him but Ill leave you tocorrect or his impressions Iknow youll be equal to the emergencyIn either cue should really apsreeiaUt compliment he pays youI dot believe I ever him ex

ri preee acleelreto meet any one beforec e IIyl Whylloel quite rain ILope he a cynic

Ob no It la rather Indifference Ithlac Ho Isnt particularly sociablethatI be visitingPeople follow kits BP though like thedeuce aad ties eeseUered quite a catchIB the mtrlaaeiai fe4 AST numberof ugler w la JA glad to land himThe power el Moaejr you see Well IHUM fee oIL I aaaBt be home to lunchGood Tow wont be lonely

Ko or

BrUn lets Margaret withbueUoB aa1elTcla1he-

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U atway after lidke MA she JaM aaswered untruth

wa very loaely-ind MO UiUe to Ifiterest krsOi-

Ltbe beg dull nonilBgae met QMM Is luaeh tit as

dlii not Her ftjQa wss

spent In seeing tho sights of NewJTorkshopping cilllng on hor few friendsand here s at tho theater whenBrian would take her but moro often-at home alone whoa ho had some en-

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whisk bo could not possiblydefer

From these engagements ho wouldreturn late in with thoheavy stumWIng steps which toldtheir own story and which alwaysstruck so heavily on Margarets heartas she waited sleoplcso and auiious

This was the of the ten daystho had spent In Now York and Bho-

spemetJ as far away from the rewardthe Colonel had promised her as whenshe left Elmwood

Under other olrcumstansei she cojlJhave been not precisely hop y be-

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she was too thoroughly a child ofnature not to mIss with fin Intensitytow could understand tho rostulpeaceful Influences ofhor countryhomo Yet she could have found con-tentment la this charming llttlo apart-ment

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with its comforts and luxuriesIts situation was convenient and de-

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In the heart of the city sur-rounded

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by places Tjf Interest andamusement and near tho various clubswhere Brian was foad of spending hitime

She was In the center of bustle andactivity Fr her window she could

ar UlA throbbing pulse of a life thatwas noter stllltllo ocr sounJingor hcstia of a busy city thu mightyrovof the ljnted trains with Iholr-ioUy whizzing echoes tho sound ofthe heavy drays passing over hojb lestonea the tumble ofi arriagos anJ the long line of pedce-trl m made up an ever moving overhaving lunoraina of human life

hope and ambition upn which sho1nzod wth feelings that biojght liceown lonollneea and Isolation morekeenly before her

How was tho to fill the long hoursthat must pass before dinner shoasked herself Should Dim go throughthe stores uiiJ see tho beaut f thingsthe shop windows displayed so temptuclyV

That wunotlinteresting when onehad no companion to exchange oplnOIlS with Time crowls woarlel her

too She felt to utterly nlone amidsttIe busy thronRt where friendlyglanco seldom If over greeted her Atmnio it Dsro different ilicro shocoud soo a fainlliar lace In everyliufBorby

Ko Bho would not go out toDay shoItcldcil at last She woud stay Atowe and reull and try to emunu theontentment of tp nt which promptedNornh under all clreumsaticoi tj singuherrllv ov rllor work Yet It wast brlgit Cay to spend Indoors Thesun which always sojmo 1 to her prejnheed fancy to shins thiou rh ayulioworthicker ntmoephoi o lay warm andgolilru on the IIOBI iois opposite Itlompt d her with Its cleortness Butpsl nwlwhero wai tho leasuro In walkingoJately over the hard pavewcnt How

could that coinpa o with a dellglufulgallop over the hills at Loin-

ctAlithosoglorloujrldasl Why cqulJntt-lioao tall willis crumble away Whycouldnt the jovcd streets this horrlJ-uoso and din by the tou It of somefnnvu hand nlvo pluco to thin famlllnr-lillls and fields Kot for long o ly formo dnyust ono day How the woulduse every hotrof that dny-

jih would have lifr usual ilJo onMottles tkok Iwilf Tjiey would calLcr away through tho cool utlll mor-

nIIIrSue woulil feel tile Invigoratingulr against her cheek nul the gladsense of Irceh now lifo tlnyiliiK in herelns Sho would go to Tho Cedars and

talk i< Itli Alice and the Coloiul nillaugh over Nels rldlcuous nonsenseund ei so hapiy Elm would tuim In tokiss tho chlldroi OB Uioy pressed theirilttto fcccs ngahiBt the euiory windowand she would Lnd time for a few min-utes

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with Mr Martin to ask her how-ler rheumatism was sal hear if thood man had brim out blncehls sicknessAll there was to much Eho would do Ifsho could be iii home toduy

Nanny conic In to icuiovo the break ¬

fast things and she askoJ twIce fur thoorUers for luncheon arid dinner boforo-Xargaret hear her

Jndco I dont know the said atlasr trying to fix liar mind on thcsohousehold details lou and Womb < xerel your Ingenuity locny IMpar-tlcularly like a nice dlnntr < as MrLeigh will bring a frlnnd homo withhim Men must bo ted ou know evenit tho world goes tOlccc8 It Is thplrfalling to think moro of their dinnersthan anything clue and wo have tohumor It So joi and Norah must doyour best

Quito late 1n the afternoon Margaretrather Suddenly decide h that shestand the house no longer So prepar-ing

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herself for a walk she was soonupon the street <

Whoa she arrived homo itwas nearlydinner time and secretly upbraidinghertelf for eloyliig out BO late she be ¬

gan to dress as qulokiy as possibleI should bo drei4fuliysorry If I > r

AVIIson should cone and I net ready toreceive him Bho confided to her reflec-tion

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In the mirror I thouldnt knowNow to excuse myself Will it Is ratherInto and if they have como cannothelp

Ilben the entered the parlor fiveminutes afterwards shefound notbut a tAU Onolooklna man who aroseat her on air of chlvairy perfectly In ac ord with the noble

faelThl1tlace Impressed Margaret at onceNot so much with Its beauty of featureand expression us with its firmness ofcharacter its strength of intellect andtho ennobling loBuento which high en-

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slid Blrong purpose bad lotupon It Instinctively a4ulekaiming of her ym athlu and fcellngjan ladeflnlte attraoticn toward this manwhose appearance compeHed heradmtrallon-

Dariag her scarcely perceptible pausela tile the stranger with aswift but erltiealKlujice had tap lathe

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swoet faco And glrlsn foi mThin libstarted forward with tho 1mlf questionhalt assertion

Mrs Leigh I am ro mistakenBun hold out her hand with n smllo til

welcomeNo you are not mistaken she said

with tho easy gracious moiuior th ticalo her personality eo wfnnng J-

am Mrs aud you urn Dr WINson I know I aii very glad to mootyou and doubly glad to welcome you tomy homo because I really cannot ledthat lire a Elranger but rather an

friend whom I have hcnrJ of andtalked Otto often

Her words gratified him very muchYou honor mo too highly ho rn-

Bwered pressing the han she oil rodMlnTo be numbered among yourfriends Is n privilege I cetnau niosjtdeeply Brian and I have bernfriends ofsuch long standing tlmt thepleasure I feel of meet rug hlanlfnjutwofold

Im afraid you find his wife very 10miss put in Margaret flushing bright-ly

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Ltd seating herself In tho chair hoplaced or her She must really askjour pardon for not being at homo whim

ou arrived Her only excuse Is a verywhlmstoal ithloh took herout ablate thutsho could not got Lackat a rensonrblotlmo

She Is fully excuse rejoined WINeon mooting her smlllna glutica Wegot boo about ten minutes ago undBrian left mo to nmko himself morepresentable ho sold I was admiringrome of your curios when jou camo In-

I knew you at once Bettcs descrlpLion It so accurao and Ivo bad thepicture of you in my mind-

I think Decile Is inclined to exagger-ate

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sometimes Doctor Still I hope youhave not found the original cy dluaplonting

Muito the contrary Mra LeighMan tells mo Urns you have only beenIn Now YOlk a vry slort UinesuIBuprose you lavn not hal sufficient op ¬

portunity sec how great and Impo-rtant

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we urn But you have visited aCroat iUiifl place s of InUiust no doubt

Yes qulto a number though very tarfrom all I am eWe Oftouraa it isagreat cltJlaR1 ro doubt a delghtfulDnelIn I ridiculously unnpproclalIvo but Indeed I like rome less pro ¬

tentious places be terIt IsnllnolsGand uproar to me To I quite eliQpk

ou7 Im Incurably duvocd to countrylife you BOP I cannot onjoy any otherI hats try othr Thcio thats droadully childish

Ha regarded hor face with an Intxntrather puzzled glance

ietycm have established yourselfvery delightfully ho BftU as If answoi lug an argument lu his own mlnaI fancy you must Intend n long stay

Yes It way be That is I dontknow I hope It depends on cir-cumstances

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thnkfcho spoke rather disconnectedly and

anxious to divert any herwords might make upon him she hast-ened

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to add-Dont misunderstand mOl pleRSl

dont wish you to think actually dis ¬

like tho city I find it Interestingmany ways but I have not that Modnation which some people feel for itI was barn In tho country and all myassociations hold the memory ot greenfields aud bright skies I think thatmust account for my tastes I knowthat trick willis and paved trccta tiremy oyee Dud I feel a luugTng to restthem ou something that is riot heroBometlmos I urn utmost determined togo Elmwood just for a day It isntmar Train hero you know but then Ireiqemborthiat I should have to mayo afterthe day was over and that would bolined Bo I think I must always jutthat thought aside Brian Is so differ-ent

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In his tastes ho likes ihs busy lifeHo finds time country dull and lonely andtlmwooj has not tho Bamo attractionlor him that It line for mo He simplyendures It Lilt Iwoll I could I 0

there forever because It Is home andI love It

J he last words were spoken Inn lowertone but WBon under tooJ the moan-ing

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they lucid and his next ranrnrk wasIn a more feeling vein

Wo wJ have to teach yoi to loveNow Yori for something moro theta ItsPaved streets and brick walls WeUothnmltes are very proud Ao thinkthat all things good an I delightful toLa fojnd In this great noisy city of

oursMargaret em lcdYoubnvo manydesirable advantages that is certainbut while you are proud of your wealthyou should not forgot your poverty

True Aud wo have enough of ItThe condition of the poor In this city Ismiserable in the extreme und perhapswhat U more incredible the most oppo ¬

site conditions of prosperity und wantexist lu such cloie proximity I wasmost forcibly impressed with this fact afew days ago 1 was passing alongonoof the streets just from Fifth ave-nue

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There were el mansions allaround me find handsomely dressedchildren playing under the eyes ofwatchful nurses Yet a little furtherTpasscd into a scene so different that Icould ecaroolv credit the testimony ofmy eyes within an actual etonosthrow of splendor and prosperity pov-erty

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misery and sin wero running riotIt is terrible to think of It A physicianwhoso practice lies amid such scenes isobliged to see so much of the heartallies of ute-

Iupposo so returned Margaretwith sigh Such an experiencewouldnt do tot mo at all so muchwealth on one side aud BO much want-on the other would mako mo loss myfaith In God It Is dreadful to sayknow I have taken myself to task joteven thinking of it but my Bonte ofJustice cannot be reconciled There Issome wise decree no doubt in whatscorns to unwise but Tell meDon tou ever feel llko taking the world10 pieces and making it over again

He smllod amused at the questionand the expression which aocomna-uled It

I have often thought It might bochanged to advantage but I do not knowthat I could manage it successfully

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DUTY PUT ON RRW COlfOM

GOES ON TilE LIST AT TWENTY

PEIl CENT AD i IonEM

SENATOR BACON SCORES VICTORY

Georgian Secures Amendment to T rlfl-

Ulll Aflci n Hunt and SpiritedTight In the Senate

By the decisive vote of 12 to 19 thesenate Tuesday adopted an amend-ment

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to time tariff bill placing raw cot ¬

ton the gient product of the south oiltime dutiable list at 20 per coM ml valoicm

It is tho first time in the history of

tariff legislation that n duty ou cottonlisa been incorporated in a bill

The amendment was proposed byMr Bacon Ga on his individual re-

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and without the approvalof tho finance committee which thusfar has been requisite to the success of

oery amendment except minor onowhich went through by default

The amendment led to a spiiited ¬

bate democratic senators disclosing awide difference of views and at timesexchanging sharp personal criticisms-

On the final vote six democratsBacon Olay of Georgia Enneiyof Louisiana McLnurin and Tillmanor South Carolina and Rawlinn of Utah Tofcd with the repub-licans

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for tbeBucou amendment whilethe negative vote was solidly demo-cratic

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with ono exception Kyle popu¬

listThe debate ou cotton took up themost of the day and but little progresswas made on the bill Early in theday the sugar schedule was passedover nUll the agricultural scheduletaken up Less than two pages weredisposed of during the day The par-

agraph on cattle wont over but thebalance of the agricultural scheduleup to and including paragraph 228was agreed to ns reported all amend ¬

ments except that of Mr Bacon beingrejected

Senator Bacon who led the fightwas ably seconded by Senators ClayMcLanrin Tillnmn and several otherdemocrats but the successful passage-of amendment came only after oneof the most sensational debates of thesession

It was a dobato in which SenatorBacon had arrayed against him Jonesfind Vest and Gray and Caffery andin which tho Georgian more than holdhis own He not only made an Un-

answerable defense olhia positionhut liddled the contentions of hiscritics

FATHER SHOOTS HIS BOY

Its Innocent Dbturbel llli Drunk-en

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Slumber-

At Atlanta Tuesday night Thoma-sJ McOlaiu a painter jumped from abed ou which be was lying in a halfdrunken stupor and seizing n pistolsent a bullet into the brain of his fiveyear oltl son

By the side of n table the littlo boywas finishing his evening meal Thofather had been on n Debauch forsomedays and lay upon tbe bed apparentlyasleep The prattle of the innocentchild disturbed his druuken slumberWithout n word of warning ho sprangVora the boil and picking up a rcfolver leveled it at the child antiwith an oath pulled the trigger Theman then ran from the room aud es-

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STRENGTH OF INSURGENTS-

Eight Thou mint Yen Armed Men andMany Other Not Armed

After months passed compilingdata which is confirmed by competentwell informed impartial parties thecorrespondent of thin Associated Press-at Havana in able to announce that inbe country comprised between CapoSan Antonio Piuar del Rio and JucaroMoron military line of the province of1 nerto Principe there two 8000 insur

eats well armed with rifles and subdivided into small bands

The latter live during the best partof the year in the woods anti moun-tains

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Besides these baud tbero aremany thousands of Cuban natives inthe insurgent camps who are eitherunarmed or onlyarmcd with machetes

FIREWORKS FACTORY BLOWN UP

Match Dropped By Workman Cauieil DU-

Mtcr Many Peron InjuredA match carelessly dropped by ono

of the workmen inthe fireworks facto ¬

ry of M Shuro at Chicago caused aterrific explosion a few minutes after6 oclock Tuesday night

It was shortly after closing time andmany of tbe workmen hind gone homeotherwise the loss of life would harebeeH very heavy

As it was a number of employeeswere badly hurt and the flying rocketsand candles struck several people whowere passing on the sidewalks

Twentyfive persons were more orless injured by flying missiles

FLORIDA G NTHA IKDPJlHHal BAIHOAD

Now Florida and Northern Air Lino andFlorida Trunk Line

TIME TABLE IN EFFECT JAN 20 1897

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68tp t087a lot llOOj Eyerettax 1O9ji ItO SlJp 7toa7-

BOA 2 lOp ie UraseickiV lOpiliRp 2 tip Ii hOt Savannah IL2p 500 Sp-

toIIJ20p ascp II 20 vhvnnliar 1122p 4601 lOGOs C21p-SOOp 4111 44p l2O IrFarfaxly 93PI sOOto 803 220p

SOp 2 b8p 52p 217 Denmxrk 85ia 217a tSQI l3p1-04si 8 lOc Anitsta 610-

1llpSCp 863 1 Colalnla 7271T ll f5s-

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liZIii U OO 8 ro Charlotte S 15a 101111-

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12M110 47 Iaiiabnry 35a SSOp 8171-l044t 11lIJO I 283k 787p Trt-1200r 240 1801DII1TllIe 11la 82111 5 fOa-

6oo o fOp 1200n iOOa16111 4 4i 3C51 Tynohbg it lop 8Mp 30-33it G2t 5OpChriInIo 020p II1p l55i642 0 4is 940p WItKLn 620p 11111a 10 Sa-

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No S5and Is Put Mall Sleepers butwees New Tork and JackionTille also carries tbiCincInnati and Florid vis Everett a wild TMtlbnle train and tha Cincinnati Bleeps-TI AihoTiUai lto the St Lout

Connection for Obieigo it Cincinnati or Holly Bprlngit only one chants of Bleep <ouneotlon for uu City it Holly BprloRii only one oliange of Sleeper

Pullman ptenRen for Atlanta pruper take the Bt Louis SleeperParlor Oars on Nos 9 and 1C bj wo n okaonTlllo and TampaNOI 1 and 2 Through Pullman Bleepor betireen J ck on nl New Orleans Only

thronKh h sleeper line bstwson thoseDaily Snnd y I Tbll train doss not run Mondiy I Sunday and Monday only

lOonnectloni at Tamp for St Petersburg Manatee UlTor and Key Weststeamer Btetmer Manatee for all points on Manatee HTCT At Stark for LaOmM Atw ldo ate mtr for Meliow OoaneoU at TaUshassee for BtJIrk Crbello and ApalaeUcola Connect at ItlTer Junction for Uhttiooohee river steamer Connects at OoJ foEomotawa Connects at Fernandlna for CamberUnd Root steamer to tho Islands and Jlruwick

AU baggage Wilt be checked from Untoa Depot Tickets will itlll be sold at the city ticke-tSC m HORIn street is well u It ths Depot ticket offloe

W CAMPBELL Fuitnfttr Agent J EtTicket Agent 202 West By itrxt corner Hogan JaoluonTllliTFla

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