I
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for
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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
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!
Friday,
February
16,
1951
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more
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If
'1r
RKurcnoN
rt.-tvr
F.dltor,
Daily
News
I
write
this
letter
In
reference
to
an
article
1
read
In
your
February
13
issue,
it
surprises
me
that
a
complement
of
t'entle-mm,
su-h
as
we
pick
for
our
.:ouncil,
would
give
any
cunsid-etai.iun.
wtialever
hi
an
ap,)lica-iiuu
lor
a
reduction
piunt
in
tin.'
city.
Have
tliey
ImVkollwj
Bushoy't?
II
they
Kraut
Uiis
what's
to
stup
the
other
nucpom'.ent
dailr
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupirt
an5
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
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...
ny,
f
.
stmt
ulhtn
I
J
'this
advectuiument
in
not
imlilislied
ut
jj
(i'hkUoI
Uuord
u
by
the
Civerniutui
nl
fc
tihii
euinp.iine.'i
Uuoi
appiyw;'.
1
also?
.
Why
do
n
C.
Packers
want
one
here,
when
Lhey
already
have
one
at
Port
Edward?
What!
in
goiiitf
to
happen
to
the
value;
of
Prince
UupiH
iiU
estate
When
pio..pe::Uve
UujwM
K'1
l
wliill
of
our
new
uiduHlry?
1
ay
tlial.
all
Who
sif
UjU'resled
,
tor
or
axaio.il
this
sliuuld
attend
the
council
mewluiv,
next
Monday
evening.
;
TAXPAYER.
Great
City
of
Great
Din
CAIRO,
Egypt
If
I
could
be
so
presumptuous,
after
so
.short
a
personal
acquaintance,
as
to
give
this
ancient
city
a
new
name,
I
would
surely
call
it
The
Great
City
of
the
Gieat
Din.
I
had
!if-in1
plenty
about
the
alleged
sophistication
of
Cairo,
and
even
the
supposed
sinfulness
of
big
Egyptian
cities.
After
all,
even
the
Bible
tells
how
the
children
of
Israel
yearned
for
"the
fleshpots
of
Egypt"
when
Moses
led
them
O'jt
of
this
even-then-famous
hind.
Special
Values
.
.
,
for
Saturday
and
Monday
$hfpt
MEN'S
and
BOYS'
CLOTHE:
SHOES
and
RUBBER
BOOH
MEN'S
WIIAR
WORK
PANTS.
Heavy
twill.
Regular
IX),
th,:st
a
real
buy
at
....
.
UltKKS
PANTS,
good
dress
pants
lliut
are
P;
ored,
Hegular
price
$U
25
(il.OVUS,
heavy
leatli,-r-faced
Klnvi-s.
Usually;
!)e
Now
Another
Resource
THE
FAME
of
this
area
from
the
hunting
and
fishing
standpoint
is
already
well
known
even
with
the
minimum
of
organized
publicity
that
has
been
given
it.
Not
infrequently,
at
the
Daily
News
office,
we
receive
inquiries,
sometimes
from
far
afield,
as
to
the
facilities
here
for
the
organizing
and
servicing
of
hunting
parties.
But
too
often
we
have
to
give
unsatisfactory
answers
and
cannot
assure
the
inquirers
of
what
they
want
organized
transportation,
accommodation
and
guiding
services
and
such
like.
We
talk
of
publicizing
our
hunting
and
fishing.
That
is
all
very
well
but?
if
we
are
going
to
do
that,
we
must
be
in
a
position
to
deliver
the
goods
to
the
potential
customers
of
which
there
are
plenty.
The
problem
is
bringing
the
customer
and
the
goods
together.
At
a
time
when
we
are
attracting
attention
in
'
many
ways,
it
would
seem
appropriate
to
be
doing
something
about
selling
our
unexploited
surpluses
of
hunting
and
fishing
and
sharing
them
with
the
rest
of
the
world.
Maybe
the
"fit-shoots"
meant
j.
HJjtm
cHAJt
GENKBAI.S
By
M.
R.
Tinidey
in
the
London
(Out.)
i
CP
PIIOH)!
It'ime
H
i"'
AHt
l
VvShNt-KllS.
From
Vancouver
i'L'!iur.-layi
Mr
Bie.er,
Mrs.
A,
Coults,
G.
W.
Milne,
J.
H,
Falls,
T.
Bert,
W.
Ward,
R.
Johnson,
R.
Moyer.
From
Stewart
iThur.nduy)
-Mr.
Ktndall,
L,
RouUt,
J.
Martin.
To
Mosset
t
today
i
-
R.
li.
Mal-lord,
U,
.Scott.
S.
Parueli,
Cieor
je
Tlf
KN(
II
'r)ATS.
.Gabardine
1
tench
coats,
fully
lined,
riotililo
breasted.
Belled
with
epaulcLs.
Giey
or
Brown.
These
coals
us-uully
sc'!
ui
to
:a2
00.
Rp-rlal
'l,5'.
mtr.ss
simtTS.
i
good
se:f-tion
of
sh'rts
wi'h
sanlorizcrt
A
!
(Prime
iiupiri)
beef
or
lamb
stew,
and
maybe
again
"fleshputs"
meant
v.hat
modern
kids
call
"a
juicy
dish"
who
knows?
But
I
had
never
been
prepared
for
the
noise
of
1951
Calru.
In
this
sprawling
metropolis,
which
numbers
over
two
million
Inhabitants,
cars
are
dashing
madly
In
all
directions
at
once.
And
the
best
way
that
1
can
aescrioe
the
driving
is
that
every
driver
drives
with
yo
foot
on
the
brakes,
but
one
foot
on
the
gas
and
both
hands
on
the
horn.
ray..
.
Reflects
and
Reminisces
!
Hugh
Hart
and
Mr.
and
M.s.
white.
i
Stone,
Terrace;
Mr.
Uovkiuy,
To
Vancouver
t
today
i.
Mr.
colors.
Good
cut.
S2.25
1.25
1
liltllSS
SIIOHS
ami
WORK
SIMHi.4,
good
fltu-.
made
In
nil
sizes.
Uiess
.slims
frnm
j,
Work
Shoes
at
ItMVS'
WHAlt
S
ftool.
PANTS,
Strongly
tailored,
all
siw.b,
i
Terracu;
S.
J.
Fii'ijel,
Kalf
hikaii;
G.
W.
Milne,
Toronto;
Mrs.
M.
CoutUs,
Vancuuver;
1J,
liivzer,
I
Kdmou(,on;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T
lier.
Mi
s.
Mi
TmtmuMMi,
Cnspuc'i;
Mr.!.
M.
Kimball
wtd
Mr...
I
fiail.tnv,
and
Mrs.
H,
F.
Robins,
Miss
M.
.Lov.slad.
Wdlium
Tocher,
J.
Martin,
CI.
McKen.ii;,
G.
S.
Swain,
L.
AiUuns,
H,
Bie.er,
C.
V.
J.
Milne.
'J'o
Haiul.spit
I
today
I
I.
M.
K.uneda.
H.
Kelly.
Canadian
youths
ara
si-Lij
more
oi
ttie
world
during
i.Iwsk
wear
in
these
Kil
otto
HAVE
YOU
EVER
GONF.
to
a
Uocertaui
tuuus
Ulan
they
evw
j
Evmei'Uin,
Wa-ii
MM)llff
i:KKKS.
Pio-e
Wool
Flaiils
Ml
a'!
UieanifU
oi.
ume
tuts
in
in
w(ltina
uliei-f.
t.lie
vnlinp
folks
give
away
"incus
are
as
full
of
fun
as
they
were
fold
anJ
mountainous
findim;;
when
my
wile
and
I
were
mar-
regions
of
Korea.
Others
wot
(29
Then
c-rui.se
the
Kouth
Pucilic
a:d
ried
years
ago)?
you
know
how
the
youns
bucks
load
Australian
coast.
And
others
are
up
the
cars
with
lauphing
Kiris
exploring
the
skle
RI'llltKIt
HOOTS,
Lace
Rubb.-r
bouts.
All
.-;i7r,i
11-5.
Soi
c.lul
A
big
select
ion
of
('oii'fnrter.i
Ui
n
ul
altui-u
Double
bed
;,i..
Heal
kajiiaiiis
(rum
and
chase
the
newly-married
couples
for
a
few
frenzied
miles.
Sun
of
Canada's
1950
Business
Largest
of
Any
Canadian
Life
Company
Policyholders'
Dividends
Again
Increased
Fishing
Derby
SHOULD
Prince
Rupert
not
have
some
WHY
such
thing
as
a
fishing
derby
like
in
Ketchikan
and
Juneau?
It
would
create
much
interest
locally
and,
if
adequately
publicized,
could
focus
a
lot
of
attention
on
Prince
Rupert,
this
natural
centre
of
a
sportsman's
paradise.
Local
spoiling
goods
and
hardware
dealers
would
co-operate.
It
could
be
made
into
a
lot
of
fun
for
everybody.
hop
and
i
Until
an
oll.cer
named
Baden-Powell
who
ettued
to
sur.eiuk't-a
place
tailed
Mafeking
began
to
be
talked
about,
the
expression
"Boy
Kcouti"
had
no
particular
meaning.
And
until
Una
youii;!
le.llow
with
an
oiil-o:'-lioors
look
about
him
and
w!u
wore
a
nat
liKe
a
modified
Can-
On
those
motorcades
everybody
toots
like
mad.
Well,
everybody
toots
like
that,
all
the
time
in
19.cjI
Cairo,
olio
HERE
I
AM
ESTABLISHED
at
Shepheard's
Hotel,
that
world-famous
hostelry
which
is
like
rave
at
as
acahist
3.
41?'
wa-
3
01
in
1041
ar
something
out
of
Arabian
Nights
i
'
.
.
.,
...
...
.
.i
twen-;,.
,
thing,
it
stayed
that
way.
AH
-but
brought
down
to
the
'lir,
in
l!M;i.
ttoth
century.
!
h
My
room
has
a
lovely
balcony
which
opens
out
on
to
a
lovely
;
wilder..e.s
.how
lo
ga
den.
Bui
so
tar
I
haven
t
bee,,
Superlative
Joe
FISHERMEN
.
.
.
For
complete
overhaul
of
your
High
Speed
Gasoline
Engines,
see
Rupert
Motors
Ltd.
We
have
the
trained
met
bailies
and
.specialised
(iiipiiient
to
.
au.e
iu
inu
,.iS
r.ijwj,
.
,
R,,,i,.np.,wll
,,..,,,
the
din
frtin
the
tootins
auto
A
CCORDING
to
a
news
dispatch,
a
Yugoslav
their
ideal
Chief.
Today,,
the
;moDiiel
mobile
horns
is
like
a
Hallelujah
-
...
...
ii.
w
if-lendid
institution
he
founded
r
tv.-iTiviia
nowcn'jnpr
rprpm.
v
i.ikik
a
ciu.ic
tu
i.
i...t
(
'
V-
w,'uwal
..-...-j
t--
'
v
"
'
I
;
j
i'u,1V
'''Itowhudihegavesomucho:
rieiuy.
roiu.
,
:
nf
u
,
u,nil(iHrfi
(.unmi,
,
!
of
wurUi-wliil
service.
No
or-
I
r
TONT
SEE
r-r,,?0..,.,
HOW
ANY
r
love
.
liaaUju
mijre
(.nUtled
of
the
colorful
could
fail
to
get
.
conlijulf;(J
encouragement
a.ul
a
MM
III
U1U
ui
wuu.
nine
aicU
,.
Thu
..
,,,,..,
Four
hundred
and
forty-one
niilion
doll
irs
of
new
lite
in-
,
!
(trance-
was
issued
by
the
Sun
;
Life
A.v-;uran?e
Company
oi
l
Canada
in
VJM,
the
largest:
amount
written
by
any
C.uiu-
1
diaii
life
company
Hirin
tne!
year,
and
over
$5
million
1
i
ja.4',(.
i
pi
ore
man.
the
uuu
for
tin-
preceding
year.
The
'
volume
of
new
insurance
written
d
u
r
I
n
g
hiMi
w
i
rrealer
than
anv
of
recent,
years
and
represents
the
sub-i
itantiaf
total
of
Sl,V3i;.0Uf)
tor,
en
h
working
flay.
George
W.-Pourke
President
of
the
S
in
Lilti
in
releasing
the
tilth
Annual
lli'port..
announ-ed
a
lurtlier
ini
n
a.ie
in
poli
j-
j
holder"'
dividends
eft'ejtive
i
April
1,
lO.'il,
bringing
the
total
amount
payable
this
yeyr!
t:)
more
tr.
ui
$ia
million.
1
Kenelits
at
New
lli;h
Hie
report
reveals
1
he
strijii-i
position
of
the
Company
and
Uie
continuing;
expansion
of
its
business,
and
,'crvr.:''-.
Total
Sun
Life
insur-:nre
In
li.ice
now
amounts
to
$1
,4C2,ll!Kl,0(lO.
or
$273
million
moie
than
a
year
ago.
Group
hiisiiie-M
now
in
Iiii
t
is
l.mr.,0W),((M.
un
iiwrea:,a
Dislrihulion
of
llusnieio
The
international
character
or
the
Company's
business
Is
illustrated
Ov
the
amount
of
insurance
and
annuities
in
for.-e
in
the
various
countries
where
the
Sun
Life
oiwrate.s.
Canada
41';
United
.'itaies
38:
G'eot
nrMain
12','!;
oi.ner
countries
!'
.
Mr.
Boui
.e,
in
his
review
nf
the
vt
u-,
discussed
the
value
jf
life
Insurance
In
the
fivlit
a'UMit
liifl-ttion
and
pointed
out
that
life
insurance
premiums,
while
serving
to
provide
proleM
inri
fin-
iuh"it-uulv
and
families,
also
udd
to
s:ivin(s
wiiich,
in
turn,
bene-I
t
the
nation
as
u
whole
lhrou;h
Investmenls
lor
es-.'ential
piupo.es.
The
bu.d-:
:
of
Hie-
l!iuurance
reflects
the
voluntary
co-operation
or
the
millions
of
men
md
woiueri
whoso
confidence
an
1
f.ufh
it
enjoys.
In
return,
the
j
i
(inip-.inies
huve
esUiblisln.d
j
i'-ml'i
loii-i
of
servl-e
and
in-j
ti-grity
which
are
outstanding
;
in
the
iiiiiial?
of
hnni
in
en-j
deavoiir.
ceived.
And
more
Uian
ever,
khi'I
it
be
weeimi'.'d
in
the
future.
pci
turm
this
work
for
you
.
.
.
(
,
'?J'
eilicienlly
and
economically.
f'GCj'f-''
To
avoid
delay
this
spring
when
the
ru.-h
is
on,
let
us
have
tli.it
lsa
Job
now.
-
Rupert
Motors
Li
soldiers
(not
British,
by
the
way,
but
Egyptian
i.
There
are
beautiful
women
of
many
types,
tongues,
garbs.
And
there
are
jet-black
Africans
from
what
we
In
Tourists,
trying
to
become
ac
quainted
with
Prince
Rupert,
look
at
a
November
issue
oi
me
Moscow
oany
Pravda
and
came
up
with
these
amusing
statistics:
In
the
edition
in
(juestion,
Stalin's
name
was
mentioned
101
times
on
the
front
page
alone
in
these
forms:
Josef
Vissarionovich
Stalin
35
times;
Comrade
Stalin
33
times;
Great
Leader
Stalin
10
times;
Dear
and
Beloved
Stalin
7
times;
Great
Stalin
6
times.
The
Yugoslav
paper
also
said
:
"Other
variations
were
Stalin
the
Genius,
Great
Leader
of
Entire
Mankind,
Great
Chief
of
All
Workers,
Protagonist
of
Our
Victories,
Great
Fighter
for
Peace,
Faithful
Fighter
for
the
Cau.se
of
Teace,
etc."
But,
surely
"to
goodness,
Joe
Stalin
must
be
sick
of
reading
his
own
name
in
Pravda.
Even
the
most
complete
egotist
would
tire
of
staring
at
the
same
combination
of
letters.
America
would
call
"the
deep
j
should
be
more
numerous
than
South."
The
dress
of
the
men
is
:
ever
next
.'ummer,
uespite
what
really
wonderful.
The
business
j
may
develop
m
the
way
of
ovei-man
wears
ordinary
European
j
seas
affairs.
More
is
going
on
m
clothes,
but
a
red
fez.
Muny
of
iskeena
and
the
north,
and
pea-'
the
waiters
wear
white
cassocks,
j
pie
are
interested.
Live
publicity
with
crimson
fezes,
and
broad
i
work,
necesa.
y
even-
season,
1.-bellybands
to
match.
more
essential
now
than
ever
b.-
!:iV
the
l!
ro
of
111
&
UJiJe
.
.
in
the
poorer
quarters,
the
:
fore.
Arab
dress
is
the
same
night
Many
a
newi
nier
to
I
i.ice
BUY
m
Riipiit,
and
there
are
hundreds.
I
Inflation
SU-ps
A
jr.
of
13.H.
Over
$J1
milhoii
I
!
'
with
mors
piajining
U
come
north,
u.sucliy
find
'x
l';w
sur
new
Group
butinesa
was
writ-I
Mr.
Hourke
oilered
five
ten
in
1!)UJ
(
onip.'ired
with
$112
I
qnofestlons
as
Important
mi'llon
in
194U.
Payments
to
-ountcr-inoves
against
Infla-fiun
Life
policyliolders
in
1950
Hon:
(1
Pur"hise
only
what
prises.
Fci-
example,
it.
often
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
WASHERS
$;
shirt
style
but
of
dingier
hue.
(lu
MY
WHOLE
FIRST
Impression
of
Cairo
is
like
a
concentration
of
my
first
impression
of
the
beautiful
irrigated
farm
country
through
which
we
came
yesterday.
That
is,
of
a
very
ancient
land
and
one
of
the
world's
oldest
takes
time
to
realize
that
thi
.'(mounted
to
$121476.000
a
i
N
necessai
v
(2i
IncreT-e
pro-
townsite,
instead
of
being
part
vvtrn
pump
of
the
mainland,
is
actually
an
island.
It
is
called
Kaien
Lsland
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
.
f
and
one
reaches
it
either
by
UtLUAt
KtrKltatKAivivJ
i
ductivity
by
ereulcr
etll
leivy
and
maximum
ellort.
13)
Finance
defence
and
other
l.ecesfary
national
expenditure:;
on
the
pay-as-you-go
principle.
'(4i
Avoid
wasteful
(
overnment
expenditures
ann
duplication
of
service,
ifil
Increase
nersonal
savings.
u
,u
ul
",,wttjr
"""-'V
-
people,
going
modern
in
a
hurry.
,
t
I.!.,,.
th
f
latter
bems
".n
tne
nen'hood
if
Scripture
jpaiiae
or
Joday.
"Fer
the
Kingdom
of
God
is
not
in
word,
but
In
power."
I
I
Cor.
4:20
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
DELUXE
RANGES
Kaien
I.slanu,
now
known
as
new
high.
brin,in!;
to
$2,331,-
880,000
total
benefits
pi
(I
since
the
Company's
first
policy
was
Issued
in
1871.
Assets
of
the
Sun
Life
increased
during
19.il)
by
'$70
million
and
now
stand
at
$1.597,0U(I,00U,
73"
of
whi
h
Is
invested
in
government,
munirioul.
nubll-
utllitv
and
industrial
bonds.
Mortgage
loans,
reflecting
the
trend
in
hume
building,
showed
an
increase
of
$31
million
for
the
year,
bringing
the
lolal
to
$la
million,
or
V
of
assets.
The
rale
of
interest
earned
on
the
assets
in
laso
i
A
con-
of
the
Sun
Life's
Prince
Rupert,
used
to
be
a
fav
-oinplete
1
DM)
Annual
Report
orite
game
centre.
There,
ar
to
Policyholders,
including
dozens
of
islands,
la.'gc
am
out
all
over"
the
twentieth
century
is
busting
out
all
over
Egypt,
and
while
the
Egyptians
may
be
having
their
problems
adjusting
themselves
to
II.,
they
are
getting
there.
olio
TOMORROW
I
GO
TO
THE
the
President's
review
ol
Uie
small,
within
easy
reacli
and
year,
will
be
sent
to
e.ich
NOW
ON
DISPLAY
AT
Northern
B.C.
Powe
'this
used
to
be
pretty
fair
shooting
territory
but
that
day
ha
group.
Plans
were
made
to
hold
a
"white
elephant"
sale
on
April
14
with
Mrs.
G.
Redhead
as
convener.
policyholder
or
may
be
obtained
from
J.
T.
Kowle.
or
K
Speakers
At
Conrad
PJA
At
a
meeting
of
the
Conrad
Street
School
Parent-Teacher
caused.
A
stranger
is
ant
to
T
Aoplcwhailc,
M.P..
Local
Kepresenlatives.
think
ol
the
law
a
ea
acros
the
harbor,
another
island,
bu
Sphinx
and
the
Great
Pyramid
with
a
guide
whose
stately
.stature
and
time-honored
garb
look
Phone
210
Trince
Rupert
it's
not.
This
country
Is
the
Mia.
Verna
Parkin
was
elected
alternate
delegate
to
the
P-TA
convention
to
be
held
in
like
something
out
of
an
ancient
Egyptian
temple
ceremony.
But
I
am
glad
that
my
hotel
reservations
were
switched
from
Tslmpsean
peninsula.
And
speaking
of
islands,
one
may
have
noticed
the
group
of
Islet
;
near
M-ellakatla
Pavas"?.
Each
Victoria
in
March.
At
the
close
of
the
meeting
a
film
was
shown
and
refreshments
wer
served.
CARPETS
Grafton
Broadlooms
the
Mena
House,
which
looks
up
Ms
small
and
wooded
One
used
W
Association
Tuesday,
with
Mrs.
Helen
Denning
presiding,
Hai'-old
Thoni
gave
an
interesting
and
thorough
resume
of
the
history,
of
the
school,
An
interesting
address
alno
was
given
by
'.
Graham,
inspector
of
schools,
ou
the
"Mod
ern
Trends
in
Education."
A
motion
was
made
to
offer
33
ALLACE
ISOLATED
SPOT
Norfolk,
Island,
discovered
in
1774
by
Captain
Cook,
is
930
miles
at
the
Great
Pyramid,
to
Shop-
to
be
a
cemetery.
In
fact,
it
was
heard's
Hotel,
which
is
at
the
p.-tnee
Rupert's
first
cemetery,
very
crossroads
of
Cairo's
bustle.
The
men
laid
to
rest
the-e
were
Otherwise
I
think
I
hight
have
,
usually
accident
construction
been
carried
away
with
the
im-
victims,
but
not
all.
pression
that
the
old,
the
an-!
cient,
the
timeworn
was
the
real
'
Inquiries
Tor
road
maps
are
story
of
Egypt.
1951.
It's
not
It's
,
i'ig
made
from
time
to
time,
in
support
to
the
local
Boy
Sr-out
from
Sydney.
Australia.
.
that
the
old
is
being
reneweo.
9x12
Rose,
Wlno
and
Green
0x1(1
1'2
Rosv,
Wine,
Green
and
Grey
Ilii-ler
Feit
en'
to
any
size
rarprt
British
Axm
luster
BxlO'i
S87.30
British
Axminster
9x12
S).!l)
British
Axminster
Mats
27
"x51"
$8..ri
Rainbow
Mats,
pure
wool
18"x30"
$3.73
Plia
i
-I-
HOURS:
WEEK
DAYS:
,
9
o.n!t
SUNDAYS:
7
p.'!
newsstands,
and
elsewhere,
but
are
not
always
obtained.
How-eve',
this
is
not
saying
there
aro
none.
Instead,
there
may
he
fewer,
and
if
this
is
so,
the
pres
ent
is
a
good
time
to
correct
tha
situation.
The
foldc
issued
a
year
or
so
ago,
can
still
be
found
useful,
with
data
providing
wnat
"""iv
wish
to
know.
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i'.'.,
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V
,
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;
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and
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in
the
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a
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