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Give your, chlicittn they
want of this healtliffil cheese:
foosl. Veiveeta con.
tains pH the ele- •
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whole milk. 014
mid -young can cat
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• On the -etre of •their eXeCiltien, an
Irishinan, a Scotehman and a Jew
Were asked. if they 'would like- any spe-
cial 4Ielicaey.
The fibdint-in:V(3EO for Weir stew.
the Scotchman.for a.bottle of Scotch
whiskey, and the Jew fancied eraw.
• berries and cream.
Warden (p(atesting)-"But, straw-
berries arenot„In season."• :
. The Jew --"That's right, Pee'
wait,"• "
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Sing a song, sthg. a song,
Ring the glad bells all along;
Smile at him whOefrewee at you,
-smile- -art d-th •they,•-'re.„two,
Ie only got ilye minutes now. Show
some speed:!: .. _, . .
The boy hnrried. in. four naltintee
bereturned, empty handed, and out of
breath. , .
.. The .fiellhop--"Yee sir, yen left
thete."
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• The girls- are not gig to worry
about the w,asitont, of the ,cotton crop
! sb long as silk worms steep busy.,
If Bobo men would spend 'as much
time doing things they do in tell.-
ing about the things they have, done,
lot Inore•Would be accomplished. Few
things are as • painful as telling a funny
Story to a person who has no senie*Of
hinnoe. ',. An egotist is a person, who
thinks .he, is as clever as you think
•y-eu,e.re.--4t.enay:beall.xight for eo le
to love their' enereie's, but it -has. been
our...oliperyation, that inighty few Of
'em It • • ' • - •
Laugh -a bit, laugh a•hit, • -„ '
•ltlolks will Soon bp catching it, ' '
Can't resist .a happy rube; • •
World Will be 0, meitY plaCe, • • '•
•• Hospital Night
de..by the nieleni eit Ktaft.Cintese and kteltSsIsd'Dreilino, " , • . r'a4gli• .6''' Pit 064, B" a:Sc."*.' ' -7-7-176.;7-7- The ward is ii 0.er dark;:'6lle ' patient
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Joy Will. dance' the . WhOfe:Werjd titre :•:17'.'•,(mther than featlierie Oyer.' shutter.
Great.Lakes*Region .British Population' .-
. - Bubt,inu-stbeipi.Isi., itt,ion0 . :;: - . ‘---4-----ed-Y•es:.--:-....,-.._:.!, .., : '' „... , ,
• ---,-... . . , In silver fronds 'ef ,sieeh. ., , • ,•-••
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• • . 5* - hack--.hez-lost--p..r...„-gh..--po_her4hod_lilier.e...igLiux..siren.ce. ie_these corridors
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First Tranip-"After I.iied given her • . • , ' .
• ' Has --,Wide. A ea J.--NumbersA4 7.9_0,485
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. .,...___ ._. . in her pocket and sale'TAIhrsTICIr "ikei, -7.111: .
, . Many and.. Varied Tourist Increase Lowest,..,.Since ,•.80 , I!. hot drink ,' .., . • •DeSeends; in. ice-ctes.r' beauty here, and
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'5- AttractiOnS in •lis.rea,BorA ' ut Density 1 P 0,
, .. • you?" Tra,ap-"What did she give' .
. Through therunshuttered brain: .'
'.„ • ' • ••• . • tiering:on. Cereal IrP,' ' tirot1.0 to BeIglOm . '
' , First Tramp -"A m of Sugar." '
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But' these are shelisi • the • bodies' that
P li I • : rest here; • . ., • , .
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Knights' " Meaford Flooring
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Knight Mfg. Lbr. Ltd Meaford
The Simple-Things-.of-Earth--Ca.nada_Rates_High
Are 'Loveliest • In Chinese Industry
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The simple thiegs. of earth are love- Winnipeg. -.Canadian exporta to
hest: ' • ' , , - 'China can be doubled- and, trebled' in
A fire on the hearth, the laniplights the next ten years, if the Canadian
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, Canada points in an n I i • ' 'glow'; • business men are willing to imresti;• • • "
embodies a truly wide range of seenie Deputation at 4,4,760,485, according to The wealth of the average AmeriCan $till' lips that shapOno cry,, - The hour when .the heart finds Peat° gate the nnlimited opportueities that ,• .- • .
The Creat Lakes region of ,, a r...Y8 s of Great Britain.s , • :
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and recreational attraCtiene and -the :muses just completed, an inter- has been set at n,977.: lyly gosh,.sOme- Pierced flesh, and wounded. feet. that and *eat., •• ee • • (Wet, said Lieut. -Col.- L. h, Cosgrave, •
throngh its acceSsibilitY ifs. and of the pretative analysis, has .betm Made by body been shoreehangecit-a0 bow! • cam* stir, ' 1
A mother's, lullaby crcioned'soft and Canadian trade commissioner 'to Chins
P. ViVian, the Registrar ociferal,1 • Tern hands" that Useless. lie: .4. low ; ' who is touring Canada.
Dbminion. By :inotor,, stea;naship, and serving to' modify the discouraging I Lampson•-.-"Have you ever been . • , ' 'Canadians stand higher in the esti-
most favored tourist. diatticts of the :S"
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•1801 and the declining birth-rate. 1 Herrell-"Oh, yes! ,My wife occte havellown
rail thia • enchanting area 'Mar be featitrePthe lowest- increaee .since a -------------- stOrm?" For7like a flock of birds their thoughts The wayside blOsecom,. tiny woodland motion Of the Chinese than any other •
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stream . people in the world, ColOrtel Cosgraie* . •
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Eeyentio the world; and free, . • That sings a happy, lifting rounde- eaid. , The Dominion haRslied .very •
vinces and from -tire United States. He declares that Lite total is , the Signally calls nie uP favorable dealiegs with the Chinese ,• '
largest ever ,recOrded in the pountrY,! • , • Travel the'sileet dark roads Unknown, lay; °
Fishing; hunting in- season, canCeing,
reached any of theCanadian pro- •
a adde that la.ensity ot 685 to the ! Kan. - ”They gave SIT Second ErnbreCe':eternity.. eOft, clouds that drift is in a within. It remains only' fer the nidus -
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sports as. golf, and tennis, may be en- squaremile, Witlitthe exceptienef that Smith 's, present of a hathrobe be.or,
' ' and. bathing,,,aS -Wed as such:I:organized . •_
joYed' under'the• mOst ideal conditions: • of Beigiunis:the highest of any •cOutt-' the. fight last night"
trrin Europe. • , . "• i '' Okey7,-"Yeah. • And be got a beauti-
A central .filghWay . route traversi3s'
. Other paints in his •analySis are!' , •fel pair. of socks later on, toe." .. ,•
• the whole of the southern 'section a
• • . ' • fording .a. splendid Motor -drive from The eumertcalincrease is less, than' A. ••• , .- • .Bertraind Russell in the New States-
thet . bf any° deceneiuni .since ,18611. Man :and Natiek,. (Lendee); (In their
, 2 ..._ „::' . .14131itreal, 4110bee; to Windsor, Ontatie, Crthes Make. the man in. e.onie• ed
• - '''' --,.• •‘'i diritance 'Of iiefirite'660-talles 'of (whell ./AP P°Puliii°A.*P.4 Petjialf 0 ryironmeets; hut .an air . mail stamp , achool in Suesex Bertrand ituseell and
• atnooth travel. l. This route paranoia 't,h.e.'..his *ife aim to• bring uP..their pupils
.its. present dimensions) 'with. the 'Pete doesn't keep a Circeler.: out .:of
.exeeption.,4the War decade, 1:9114021,..',
waste basket ' • - ...., . ', • -" . ., . With . a real • •knOwledge "of the werld,
the -St LaVirettce- and the- Shore Rae -,•-•':-.-arts,yed,. .„,..:..... , • -.......',....-......_ - , ._•„_•__ ..... ,,.. ,, 4„,._ ..,...;. ,..
, ytettent..:Ahee_river, the ithouiand he them/me excel:0911Y hi only half er• bassi'. , 'Mrs. ..Blabber..tptere' looking. very (unary. educatien tthe chiki is brought "-. tilt: these the heart-has-knOwn and • iii.iitilaaroliT." w7gla01:."vir ''.,•40.01.;..ati,.
• ... of Lake OnteritK. 'and 'offers splendid While" the percentage Metesse, , with ' ' 7 ' :. ' . ----. :;,'' ,,7" :. 7.' laitOdAThrlt-igrod•rgirelf-qt:10777.114-01.--
-John Barton, in The Spectater. trial' leaders. of this geuntry to ac,
• The New Education
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• The, hush ofdawn, the'sen's last qeaint ,themselves with the methods
'flaming ray ; . ' . • of •approach made nec_e_ssary by the•
. Chinese .nature -in order to capitalize
, The -friendly trees that give -of fruit their present epPortunities. . .
' and shade,
The tendrils of theo grape-like cling-
, • ing hands; - •
0. there are scenes inore' gorgeously.
understands: . Now York Cit offers a Three Tears,
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ImBhr-ptaysiumads-•-lairer-vistas-,-ane- alt -of aay--previensly-reearded.„-banthts„ morning. ' You had up to believe,` or at least to 'pretend to '
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But far' the excePticinal loss men
- iitteasiing_Aruial_scenes, interepersed
rate of increase -would have been, the -husband has lust had a -nervous hrealt- p wer, -,.---Ftaii-hae-adopttel-the_eiget.eone seetem
Side trips can be made from Kiegs-
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lisieLparents4--, and -tes-eh.
are impeccable, that his country iS
always right, that Statesmen. of, hip,
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lOotwoo of 'rololOg .to router omen,.
renvtag--the-iiixederineation,•_and • '
Mankind has reached Oe, pinnacle of eirorer ef becoMing1 names.
during7thewar-thp-present-ileceiiiiial Mrs.4-abber-"JuSt wonderful. MY
• wi,th alert cot:inanities.
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, The- • pupils rece ve • h
lowest recorded in respect of Eegland down and we re gong south- ' on coubtryiand political party are in- kas conquered land arta sky and School, a M011thlir allowance and 14.rivel-
ariably.lightninded, that the WiCked ocean's 'crest, • ,Unp• env:uses to and froze NOW Tork..
-tilictlitiffgh-th-e-ttideau lakei-and-from- tilid-Walerettree-aensus'taking Was-in•77
• Port Hope to the Kawartlia Lakes dis troduced, ie. 1801.
trict, two spots rich Ia canoe ratites
"The full significance Of the.fall (in
, " and places to hint and fish: North
births 16.3 per eeet.), Will be but dim-
' :4, yr Teronle,: Mnaltoita and Lake of .
- ly apprediated:. for' many •years tb
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Bays are districts et particular charm.
—There, 'attire has designed an .out.4....cotae;. any temporary satisfaction felt „
door -Particularly qualified to meet in a reduction of the number of un- . .
.Moe-"NO;..t borrowed- it troni the rieWenapers, adniirals, generals; Privy
Joe7-, ',1-1411o! Bought a saxophener tains of industry,, proprietors of great
• :. ,vation: West from -Toronto , to Valid': /
hh• iresent period of eeonenric stress
. man n.e'.' . - • - • .11"yepresented
productive menthe to be filled during xt doorCounCiiori, and Such, are
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all the TeqUirements of a summer .xtt-•
Must Sooner cte. later be glialified, by ' •Joe--4--"Bnt.-''y9 ncan't play it" , • as invariably ,guided by the loftiest
•' intense agricultural and' flora • ' e. a rs.alization of the profounder secular • Mee -"Neither can he while I'vegot pehlic spirit. When the young man
, * ' stir the trail • tends through areas ' of
lesues involved/ ••The births of Willey *"
velopment, the early. history of 'which
Mr. Warburg; a noted banker, -says
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business revival needs the help of
psychologists and not econoinists. Per-
haps a few buyologists•w,ould help,
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, „ „Pox! further paztioOlavo write or. ..epty
are easily ,;• discerned and invatieerr And yet, when -comes -the heart s deep-
. t -o- tne-raperertendcre
defeated in the end, and that :only'. -prayerful. hour, . • „ • • • • • •
persons of rare ciepraVity' Such aq,nrie• ir,f• knows the eimple. things are
hi very _unlikely to Meet would be -loveliest. ' • 2,
guilty :of any' sexual irregularity. Cali; -Margaret E. Brener, ia A.le Maria.
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i pleasantly sassoeittted IOW colonize, goiern the population of the future, -
.tion
. days. East from Hamilton is the
• 'Niagara p_eitinsula with its four major
:„ •• • • ' claims • to distinction -.-the high de7
YeicoPinent of fruit • culture; the twin
cataracts of. the Niagara River; •the
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• Queenston - •ChiPpews, po*er
ment; and the Welland canal. The
shore lines of lakes Erie and Huron
• censal 'period were more than, hal a vines." •
• heve niany -bathing beaches and snug
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Ottawa; the Do,. pef cent.,, whfcliT-irtillowence-be-ma-de----Ralph-"Didie ,get anything?"
• ment Buildingi, le the gateway to the
Rideau lakes, the fish and game -re!
gioes -of the Gatineau, and the Lauren-
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tian -hills, a vast playgroued ' of river
and lake. rolling hills,, and green for -
et. -Westward from Ottawa, the rail -
Way rims through anti the -motor route
1passes -close by Algonquin .Park, an
extensive prbviticial reserve . rich in
fish and- wild life, and threaded by in.
namerable. canoe ratites. Farther west
hes. Mattawa, the starting point of
• many expeditions. Into the big game
• • country beyond. ',forthalay is the
• • meeting point of throe roads with out-
standing attraction. To the south is
• :th) beautiful lake district leading' to
Georgian Bay. andlts island paradise;
• • to the north the taftwood. forests and
goldbearing rocks beckon to •the, ad-
venturous; while westward the trail
• ' , passes through the famous copper and
• niaelhelt and skirts the southern
. • •„ boundary ' of , a„, district noted tor its
Satiety and qiiallty. of fi mid 'big
eame. .
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and, just as the nation which 'faced the Mother (to
little upheaval \of 1914 to I.M was the . pro- from Sunday school)- Well, . What cynie. Cynicism is the price we pay
duct of the birth r-ates pr•evkiling to :was your lesson about this Morning?" for ..a. fantastic ethic. Children brOught
Ward the doe() of last century, we are!. Little[Daughter-"Ainin named SOF up with. a sense of .reality ;will not;
now observing the Conditions whiela omon." have to suffer -this -slink.
will 'shape the generations charge I IVI.Other•-"And what 'did you learn •
• goes out into the_ world and begins to
see through all thes, amiable false-
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ht turnin heeds he almost inevitably becet2nee a
with the national density in ttie latter about Solomon?" •
part of the present century/ . I Little Daughter -"The teacher said
"The deaths registeredief the inter- hePhad 300 • Wives and 700 cucumber
summer et:denies. '3vhicli find pnichi fa.- •
lailliory:ferWer--thirtAllose: er-eitherot
Tor in the eyes of tourists.
• Lakes dlielht•irtraver,sed-byLboth-rail. __numeric* reduction of- more than 10 honsp last night." '
an& motor highway.
The central portion. �f the Great Ile 'two preceding decennia., This Harry -"A burglar , brolie -fine:
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nifidon „eapitapaidHisite_of_the..4,arlia for ihe increasing age a.n.q. numbers Of Harry-"Ratirerl• -Y-ou •see., my -wife
• the 'FOhillon exposed to risk, rapre, thought it was me." ,
Bents a reduction. in true•• mortalitY • •
Eagle Brand...Ideal
for Simmer Feeding
VAGLE Brand is the solution
to the numerous difficulties
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surrounding the feeding of baby
ha the hot summer mc•ntli s, Send
for free authoritative literature.
of more lIle 420 :per cent. compared. • A guest hurried up to the hotel ••
with -the decennium 3.91.1.2-• (exclusive plerk's counter. lie had lila ten mite.
of deaths .git active service) or 30 per lutes'. to pay his bill, reach the statien,
cent. compared with, the last pre-war , and .boalr'd his traie.
decennium 1901-14, affords nothing nut' The Guest--"1-lanlft: I've forgotten "1-10* long will your wife
'Patience and Humoiir
.Ekemplified in Spain
There detighthil old Spanish
proiterb which it Is/wise to learn be-
fore visiting • the country:- "Have. pa-
▪ 7aild the* mulberry -lea; will beL'
Come sattn."•
A tiny story illustrates, this admir-
ahlY. ' Gettig to one elthe frontier sta:
tion for a friend's arrival we saw the
noti e chalked'ep that the train was
two hours late. • After inspecting the
church and Wandering round ' the Y11-
4, • lege hi an icy wind fel. the prescribed
two houra We returned' to .,the station
to 'find no'sign of' any, train. The sta-
r-r-r-..7.!tionTmanter,„--Whal-rega-rd-ed-ne-
nitiing look, was approached. "Wa,s
ihe -train. thea more than two hours
Satisfaction, indicating, as it does, al,sen.l. Here, y, run up to my, abroad?" ••
definite advance in the general vital '.room --No. te-trif 1 left my 1- ono thoesaed dollars
sty of the nation as a whole." pyjamas and shaving 'outfit. Hurry.' 'e.'arth." . •
.Tiva torden
116 George St. Toronto.
send rsie free coplea of yoarautheris
Wive iiterattire oa Infant. reeding.
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Horseinanship • of rare ability • was demonstrated recently by Members qf 6th iniiiskilllrig Dragoons
during a reh:earsal for -Aideriihot command horse" slCow at Alderahot, Englana. These daring 'equestrians
sho* yeti how easy lt Is. - •
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trra:Prttmttt
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are sure
to get•m
even with the house screened.
rklungtmAeroxonthe fly
catcher with the push pin and ,
longer and wider ribben.
Aeroxon is irresistible to flies
• because. the gine is fragrant
and sWeqt and will not dry--.-
' teed for 3 weeks' servie.
fit drug, grocery& hardware stores.
Sole Adenta •
NEWTON A. HILL,
58 E' Pont St. East, Tornai 0 • •
late?" "Mesdames, the train is sevegi '
heurslt:" he repliect, • , ERo
"But why do you put lip the notice •
"Ah, that, inesdme.:47--that is te gilt, .rL.CA.CHER.
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thatit iS two hours late?" • , -
a..little hone!" _,,- • .• - . • ' Gets the flY every time s
If you have the gift of leisure and
of humor,*.Spain unfolgisitself to yen
as 'a country. of great charm and•
character, bet' there mint be DO :ques-: .
tim-Tru
at shin -through- -it.----- • • .. . . - :•-- ',
tryou have patience Yeer Muberry-• .'
leaf will indeed become satie;. you Will ,..
realize the ;graciousness and digntty
of the Spanish character and',Wll• • •
taste tbe felr l flavor of those delighttul ' •
qualitie. Indeed, in aliew weeks yu.,
will come agree .with the Spaniarci
binaself_that -rush • end. leirry are u •
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dignified and, le Spain atlest,Will ef-
TectivelY, prevent your seeing either
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country or people its" they reallY are.
-rosn.!•Spanisli Sainshne." by Veen,
or Elkiter, • . -_. . --.. . . ,•
ri---'pokit Before Childbirth
Canada Reserves SectIon „
British Industries Fair
• Ottawa. -It was announced feeactly-
by the Department of Trade and Com
•merce that resei•ation of a Canadiaq
sadden at the Birmingham section cif
the British jndustries Fair next year
has been made by the Canadian Ex-
Oemmision. The same seen
as was held this year has been secured
and is located in thebeart of the show.:
Considerable attention has • been at-
tracted in past years to. the Canadian
goyernmnt exhibit which is the only
One of its kind from the overseas Do-
minions and Colonies. • •
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London Opinion: It is said that the
COMMOS fly is eapable Of traveling 95
miles in a tfik,gie. day. The trouble
it won't.
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WOOL
CHURCH 8T., TORONTO
The Canadan VVacol Co. Ltd. '-
HIGHEST PRICES PAID tt,
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"T FIRST took Lytli a E. Pi nkh am's
• I:Vegetable C.mpounci before
Childbirth because I was so weak:.
"After taking it, I felt much
stronger: I„could sleep better' and.
I could do My wok : '
"I have taken the Vegetable
Compound for eleven years off and
• on 'wheneVer I need a Ouilder and
I recommend it." Mrs: Emily
Schindel, Itenovvre Saskatcheveatu -
This is only one of tliciusands of
letters praising this simple, home
remedy and recommending it td
women who need a strengthner.
YEGETBLE- COMP011iI6
ISSUE -No. 31-11
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