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and
Saturday.
September
15.
1951
were
preaching
a
Gospel
of
power
Pers.
'
mch
as
Paul
spoke
about.
The
Reminisces
I
nturrlv
rmnn
Christian
Church
of
our
age
one
else
says,
an
h
"
needE
a
revival,
a
revival
of
truth,
by
the
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Tito's
Trieste
Offer
.
.
AND
WHAT
OF
THE
$?
On
the
subjeet
of
living
costs.
'
a
lecturer
refers
to
the
"spirituality
of
food."
By
this
Is
meant
;
the
risk
of
becoming
chicken-hearted
In
the
event
of
consum-
i
the
Kingd
w"
need
to
kno
th
li
mes
oi
juu
b
ligiiicuusnc&s
ana
inexorable
judgments;
a
revival
of
the
message
of
repentance,
and
a
call
to
heart-humbling.
Hi
Gospel
ol
Christ
Is
flr.it
of
all
Spiritual.
The
words
of
Jesus
to
Nn-
xlemufi.
a
rellgiout
lead,
are
stUl
true,
"Except
a
man
b
(By
Rev.
O.
Fawcett,
Full
Gospel
Tabernacle
1
The
scripture
gives
us
a
vivid
picture
of
the
lumlteralHewJr4'
I
uig
iou&u
puunrj.
OC'
turning
A
FEW
months
ago'
brutal
should
good
old
beef-
htlfltWi
wm-i,i
it
describes
their
cods
in
trrauhic
i
.
!
steak
ulieve
ones
appetite.
This
...
0
a
wnen
T
1
went
into
y
lUs'Ssort
of
nonsense
arouses
curios-
hinuaue:
slavia
from
Italy,
Trieste
i'ty.
What
does
the
lecturer
fancy
DIRECTOR
;
!,
':
u......f
ne
uiibih
pre.
..,.,
..fill
a
o
thorn
m
V
cis
rnn
VI1VJI
II
U
HIV
coffee
and
a
bowl
of
kippered
1
nutJ.
!
"Their
idols
are
silver
and
gold,
the
works
of
men's
hands.
TL.y
have
mouths
but
they
speak
not;
eyes
have
they,
but
they
see
not:
they
have
ears,
but
they
hear
not:
noses
have
they,
but
they
smell
not:
they
have
hands,
but
thvy
hundle
not:
neither
speak
they
through
their
throats."
(Ps.
115:1-7.1
Gods
without
life!
Gods
with,
"
4
T:
J.
""
It
is
so
,?asy
to
be
good
natured.
I
wonder
how
anybody
takes
the
born
again,
he
cannot
see
the
kingdom
of
God."
That
describes
a
spiritual
experience,
Just
as
definite
and
drastic
as
natural
tilrth;
and
there
Is
no
mistaking
tli
application.
It
plainly
means
this,
that
hundreds
and
thousands
of
church
members
that
are
unacquainted
with
such
an
experience
are
outside
of
the
Kingdom
of
Ood.
They
are
un-savtd.
They
have
no
relationship
with
Christ,
They
will
be
lust,
irever
lost.
It
doea
not
matter
wht
son.'
Doclor
of
Divinity,
professoi,
philosopher
or
any-.
Gods
who
cannot!
this:
It
Is
an
Indication
of
the
trouble
to
be
anything
else,
ob-,
out
power!
flesh
of
everybody.
It
was
like
a
tiny
little
comic
opera
kingdom,
all
by
itself.
To
get
from
Italy
Into
Yugoslavia
or
back
again
you
had
to
check
through
a
whole
extra
set
of
officials.
Even
the
trains
were
operated,
for
a
short
stretch,
by
the
administrators
of
this
little
No
Man's
Land.
Civic
Pride
and
Beauty
A
DAILY
NEWS
representative,
on
a
recent
trip
to
Eastern
Canada,
had
a
hurried
glance
at
several
cities
in
Ontario
and
Quebec.
He
saw
the
model
city
of
Arvida
which,
in
the
way
of
planning
and
design,
is
something
really
to
behold
possibly
as
attractive
and
well
kept
community
as
there
is
in
Canada.
(We
are
-told
that
Alcan
plans
taking
equal
pains
about
the
development
of
Kitimat.)
Old
Kingston
is
also
a
showplace,
a
quick
drive
through
which,
even
the
older
sections,
was
very
impressive.
serves
Douglas
Jerrold.
Canon
Ba.,1
J?Jy
tolve
life's
pressing
problems,
inor
help
their
blind
worshipper,
ne'thtr
in
time
nor
In
eternity!
The
Scripture
further
describes
enmity
of
the
natural
man
toward
the
revelation
of
a
Holy
Clod
In
His
plan
of
Redemption.
The
revelation
of
Ood
magnifies
to
cardinal
elements
of
the
i,aViw.51
PREFERRED
RAILS
It's
just
thirty
years
ago
this
month
since
Clarence
Prest,
calculating
young
fli.'r
from
New
such
gods
and
their
worshippers
Mluute,:
R'S
Now
Tito
dramatically
holds
m
the
lia:B:
iney
mat
mane
D!vlne
nature,
relative
to
mans
tin.
.11
are
like
unto
them,
so
L
condition.
The
first
is
that
it
every
on
that
trusteth
in
them."
!Snows
Qod's
Intolerance
toward
E'.ranr.e
as
it
may
teem,
the;,ln
Bp(..mrt
lt
shows
God's
un-
out
the
hand
of
inendship
to
i
Mexico
fust
saw
the
mirth.
Italy
and
offers
to
settle
the
'P'or
to
1921.
precious
few,
if
whole
Trieste
dispute
by
direct
any,
planes
were
noticed
here,
npontiiitinn
land
nobody
had
occasion
to
KIKST
n,,sm.T,
K.
A.
UnT;
ragedy
of
heathenism
in
a
more
ou.'nchable
love
for
the
sinner.
First
Presbyterian
Church
IOt-1
I
The
reason
is
obvious
Yugo-
worry
over
lack
of
landing
fields.
subt:e
lorm
nas
aescenaeo
wiui
;
Wether
these
two
elements
pro-
f.
(.
j
r"T
l'Ml
:i8
iti
w
slavia
acutely
fear's
an
attack
His
frail
little
air
craft
had
deadly
jf
feet
Into
the
very
circle
duce
the
amazing
love
gift
of
Item
the
East.
And
from
what
flown
all
the
way
from
Las
cf
light.
Among
those
who
pro-;
Calvary
whereby
In
on
stroke
is
coming
over
the
radio
from
Vegas
to
Edmonton.
And
from
less
to
be
Christians,
the
G
id
of
God
has
dealt
with
sin
and
hiis
Hungary,
Rumania
and
Bui-
thre
westward,
the
railway
took
the
Bible
has
been
recreated,
the
adeemed
the
sinner.
At
the
garia,
this
is
a
real
possibility,
care
of
the
flier
and
his
proper-
Ocd
of
man's
imagination,
strip-
heart
of
God's
plan
of
Kedemp-
The
highest
Russian
spokesmen
t.
The
former
feared
the
lofty
ptd
of
the
blazing
majesty
of
tion
is
a
cross,
a
cross
fur
man
I
in
the
satellite
countries
are
peaks
of
a
hitherto
unseen
land.
Hn
i
ignteousness,
snorn
oi
me
means
humiliation.
This
truth
H;u.
illume
nmt
0i
Am
,,-
HAI.VATIIH
kW
CO.:
sr.
c.pi
Ckorao
Sunilay
Siliua
making
verbal
attacks
of
such
eternal
verities
of
Divine
truth,
runs
through
the
entire
S;ri)-
fury
that
they
sound
like
ex-!
It
was
fair
time
and
this
was
a
His
very
love
corrupted
till
it
has
i
turt,
the
Psalmist
speaks
of
it,
hortatlons
to
war.
'major
drawing
card.
Aviation
no
meaning
whatsoever,
deprlv-
jesus
speaks
about
its
necessitiy
was
distinctly
a
novelty.
Long
cd
of
the
virtue
to
redeem
and
But
this
twart
humbling
Is
some-
TITO
HAS
clearly
said
that
in
chances
were
the
rule
either
impart
new
life
to
the
broken
thing
that
carnal
man
does
not
the
event
of
an
attack
by
Rus-
when
landing
or
taking
off,
the
and
sinful
lives
of
men
and
wo-'
Want
to
do
and
so
he
has
created
ria
on
the
western
allies,
site
being
where
the
acropolis,
or
men.
God
has
been
made
remote,
:
a
God
that
does
not
require
a
through
Germany,
Yugoslavia
Roosevelt
Park
is
situated.
Prest
almost
impersonal,
and
at
best!crosLi
thus
he
is
made
to
feel
at
will
immediately
fight
on
the
had
adventure
in
his
blood
and
enly
endowed
with
the
qualities
home
with
his
sins
even
though
-
W,-
..t
ft.
m,
...
..
,.s-
.t
.4
We
extend
a
cordial
invitation
T.
fl
1.1
u-THBl,
n
Ave.
at
Man,.
pMUir:
Hf.
H.
0
side
of
the
West.
on
this,
his
first
flight
to
Skeena,
of
human
eharactr.
He
is
a
God
he
be
In
church.
SMI
On
Rocti:
Rv
H
wv
Sui.Uny
SchuillK,:
llh
He
is
a
realist
of
the
realists.
;
circumstances
could
have
given
of
man's
own
making
and
Is
Tng
so.caue(j
christian
church
He
knows
full
well
what
would
him
kindlier
treatment.
It
was
w
rthless
as
the
Scripture
which
,
short
today
U
far
of
what
God
happen
to
his
country,
and
him-
there
he
lost
his
plane.
At
nights,
we
Just
read
stated.
j
wants
'
One
would
new
think
self,
if
the
Russians
were
able
he
kept
it
tethered,
so
speak,
at
i
Pau,
8jwak
about
such
a
rell-
upon
entering
many
of
our
to
win
quick
success
in
such
an
the
Acropolic,
and
fully
exposed
gion
n
his
letter
to
Timothy,
churches
or
listening
to
the
attack
through
Germany.
Hence
to
the
whims
of
fall
weather
In
wh?n
he
speaks
about
those
who
prea-hers
In
oar
lan
that
we
he
is
only
stating
the
obvious.
Prince
Rupert.
And
that
Was
hava
a
fnrm
nf
crivtllnesK
hut.
i
to
visitors
to
worship
with
us.
231
Fourth
Axe.
East
Minister:
Rev.
E.
A.
Wright.
D.D.
Organist:
Mrs.
E.
1.
Bmlih,
John
Currle,
SUNDAY,
SEPT.
16.
1951
Morning
Worship
11
o'clock
Sunday
School
i
1:15
.
Evening
Servlco
7
:
30
o'clock
"Remembei1
the
Sabbath
Day
to
Keep
lt
Holy."
HK.I
2
6th
An.
art.
Uauri
1
He
woula
be
an
utter
fool
to
as
more
violence
than
could
be
en-
d(,ny
tne
power
thereof
And
In
1
his
country
to-
stay
"neutral-
dured.
-
!
the
opening
verse
of
his
Epistle
in
such
a
con.uct-and
Tito
U;
i
t6
the
OaJUitlans
he
pronounces
nobody
s
simpleton.
NEARER
SIBERIA
a
sulenm
anathema
upon
fake
Full
Gosoel
Tabernacle
212
0th
Ave.
West
(Across
from
Armouries)
What
Tito
wants,
of
course,
is
It
was
Prest's
pet
idea
to
go
teachers
and
so
called
preachers
FIRST
BAPTIST
CHUM
a
guarantee
that,
if
Yugoslavia
from
Las"Vegas
to
Siberia
by
air.'0l
,ne
Q0!pVi
in
contrast
to
this
is
Invaded
from
the
east,
the
He
used
to
discuss
lt
with
new-
powerless
religion
or
false
gos-U.S.A.
and
British
Common-
j
made
friends
while
here.
After
,
Paul
speaks
about
a
glorious
wealth
will
stand
by
Yugo-
leaving,
ho
was
unheard
of
for
:
ife'
changing
gospel
in
these
slavia.
U
while,
but
made
another
at-1
word.
..T
am
not
ashamed
of
the
tempt
this
time
going
direct
to
Gospel
of
Christ,
for
lt
is
the
I
HAVE
a
feeling
that
such
a
:
Alaska.
His
flight
was
interrupt-
power
o
0ud
unto
salvation,
to
war
is
the
one
we
have
to
fear
by
a
fall
in
the
midst
of
a
everyone
that
believes,
to
the
right
new.
Maybe
I'm
wrong
'
great
heard
of
reindeer
in
the
Jew
first
and
also
to
the
Greek."
But
I
do
not
feel
the
Russian
'
Alas
ka
tundra-
And
that
hap-
i
Tnjs
alsp
R0Si
,j
or
reCreated
SUNDAY,
SEPT.
'6
11
a.m.-
Morning
Serviee.
1!:1C
p.m.
Sunday
School,
with
a
class
fur
fvprjaf
two
years,
and
a
half
and
upwards:
lncliuus;
for
young
people,
and
Bible
Class.
We
fxlf
i
welcome
to
you,
to
attend
our
school,
7:3
p.m.
MISSIONARY
RALLY.
SERVICES:
SUNDAY
Morning
Worship
11.00
Sunday
School
and
Bible
Class
12:15
Evangelistic
7:30
tt:t:
F.idv
Chrbt
Ambassador's
t'o
arc
invited
to
send
yur
children
to
Sunday
School
'Prince
Rupert's
Pentecostal
Church
neur
the
heart
of
the
City
with
City
at
heart."
Green
331
Pastor
C.
Fawcett
leaders
will
ever
make
the
total
pened
not
so
far
from
the
shores
i
Ood
that
we
are
speaking
about
plunge
by
deliberate
choice.
But
ol
the
Behring
Sea.
lf
not
the
pr(Kiuct
stupid.
Ig-
,.
"
j
norant
unlearned
men,
but
on
Rev.
R,
Martin
and
Mrs.
(Dr
)
Martin
ill
Medical
Missionary
work
at
Luuhlunu.
India
itsi
sons
dressed
In
Indian
costumes.
Don't
miutUsif
the
contrary,
It
originates
and
Is
proclaimed
by
some
of
the
m-st
clever
and
brilliant
minds
In
the
rellg'ous
world
What
does
it
mean,
you
may
ask.
Simply
Andrei
oromyKo
tried
to
qic-tate
the
Japanese
peace
treaty
at
San
Francisco,
and
was
turned
down
cold.
Once
bark
home,
he
will
have
nothing
to
show
for
time,
effort
and
expenses.
But
j
what
we
are
likely
to
see
is
more
clashes
on
the
Korean
pattern,
where
the
issues
are
confused,
and
where
little
attacks
may
be
attempted,
without
certainty
of
total
new
world
war.
The
Russians
must
know
that
there
are
Americans
In
high
places
who
hate
Tito's
guts.
From
allied
sources
In
Belgrade
I
got
this
picture
of
such
Ameri-jean
reasoning:
MONDAY,
SEPT.
17,
I
r.M.
Victor
Carlson,
of
Ambassador
Mission
Ml
will
speak
to
the
Young
People
can
can
say
say
Andrei
lacks
no
one
nerve.
Fancy
trying
to
dictate
a
treaty
when
your
country
only
fought
five
days!
Of
course,
there
were
also
seen
some
run-down
communities
and
the
natural
conclusions
were
made
about
the
state
of
civic
pride
.of
the
people
dwelling
therein.
Coming
home,
we
could
certainly
say
that
.
Prince
Rupert,
although
favored
by
one
of
the
most
picturesque
and
natural
setting
and
notwithstanding
the
fine
gardening
efforts
of
many
citizens,
leaves
much
to
be
desired
And,
as
we
have
often
said,
its
dilapidated
sidewalks,
open
rat-infested
ditches
and
many
pot-holed
roads
set
a
poor
example
ad
offer
little
encouragement
to
the
rest
of
the
citizenry.
The
Financial
Post
comments
appropriately:
Canada's
towns
need
a
beauty
treatment.
As
places
to
live
in
and
vi-sit,
many
are
fast
losing
their
attractiveness.
Seedy,
rundown,
unkempt
are
the
adjectives
for
too
many.
In
town
after
town,
thoughtlessness
or
Ineptitude
has
led
to
such
conditions."
Street.?
are
poorly
cleaned,
traffic
clogs
residential
streets,
shack
developments
litter
the
outskirts,
and
industry
seemingly
can
build
anywhere
It
please.s.
It's
not
just
that
neglect
and
decay
are
evident
on
every
hand,
but
many
places,
despite
fantastic
growth
in
population,
put
forth
no
effort
to
provide
compensation
in
other
ways.
Hew
many
have
added
a
square
inch
of
park
or
recreational
area?
Often
the
very
thing
that
attracts
industry
In
the
first
place
is
the
desirability
of
a
town
as
a
place
in
which
to
live
is
well
as
to
work.
Action
to
preserve
and
extend
the
amenities
of
many
of
our
towns
and
cities
is
ursest.
Here
is
an
important
job
for
local
governments
and
local
groups
of
citizens.
Time
to
Protest
a
line
of
action
in
advance
of
a
ADVOCATING
meeting
of
combined
Boards
of
Trade
and
Chambers
of
Commerce
at
Quesnel
called
to
vigorously
protest
the
disgraceful
state
of
the
main
highway
system
and
to
unify
their
demands
that
something
be
done
at
once
to
rectify
the
situation,
the
Prince
George
Citizen,
speaking
out
in
a
strong
editorial,
said:
It
is
unfortunate
that
uch
action
was
not
taken
earlier
In
the
year,
although
the
delay
can
probably
be
explained
by
our
mistaken
belief
that
the
government,
once
it
recognized
the
neglected
condition
of
our
highways,
would
have
something
more
tangible
to
offer
than
promises.
Instead,
the
roads
have
deteriorated
to
a
point
where
they
can
be
truthfully
termed
the
worst
in
the
whole
province.
Businessmen
.'hould
...
in
a
body
.
.
.
take
a
leading
part
in
the
fight
for
better
roads
not
next
year,
but
now.
.
.
.
Bv
consolidating
our
demands
in
one
loud
voice
it
is
possible
that
Victoria
will
listen
and
act.
At
the
verv
least,
it
gives
us
an
opportunity
to
display
our
unity
in
this
Important
matter
and
to
.show
that
we
are
not
content
to
relax
in
supine
inditference
while
the
government
permits
the
lack
of
suitable
roads
to
stifle
progress.
And
from
what
we
have
been
hearing
lately,
Prince
Rupert
and
some
of
the
western
end
Boards
of
Trade
might
say
"ditto"
and
"amen."
Anyway,
the
minister
of
public
works
is
coming
in
a
few
days
to
see
Aid
hear
all
about
it.
St.
Laurent
0-Truman
85
IN
FISCAL
1950,
there
were
44
attempts
on
the
I
life
of
President
Truman.
In
fiscal
1951,
there
were
85,
and
3629
persons
were
questioned
about
letters
and
telephone
calls
they
made
to
the
White
House.
What's
the
score
for
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
and
Governor-General
Alexander?
The
deputy
commissioner
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
told
the
Financial
Post
there
have
been
no
attempts
on
the
life
of
either
man
in
the
past
two
years
"unless
it's
something
we
don't
know
about
no
threatening
letters,
phone
calls,
no
suspicious
characters
nothing
of
the
kind."
We
leave
readers
to
their
own
reflections.
Financial
Post.
suppose
Titos
Yugoslavia
is
attacked,
by
Russian
satellites,
BELIEVE
IT
OR
NOT!
When
air
liners
crash
or
burn,
and
entire
'
passenger
lists
are
For
the
Young
Lak
but
not
by
the
Russian
army
lt
I
self.
Suppose
we
do
really
get
i
never
heard
of
again,
one
has
to;
1
behind
Tito
and
support
him
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B.C.
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Lawrence
G.
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11.09
a.m.
Morning
Worship
Sermon:
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Challenge
Today.
D.-.
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Martin
of
Edinburgh
and
Ind.a
A
Children's
Story.
Anth.m
Far
Round
The
World.
7:30
pm
Evening
Worship.
Sermon
Our
Common
Task.
Anthem
Prayer
of
Thanksgiving,
COME
AND
WORSHIP
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Scht
jls:
:
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United
all
at
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Conrad
Hall
all
at
1
pjn.
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wins
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emphatic,
clear-cut
victory.
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mean
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the
Tito
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but
so
do
t!le
number
of
;
bland
of
socialism
might
spread
Passenger
miles
flown.
Flying,
like
wildfire
all
across
western
j
we
are
told-
from
tne
most
re
Europe
for
what
most
DeoDle
in
:
sponsible
of
quarters,
is
actually
1
Penny
western
Europe
fear
about
Com-
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becoming
?afer.
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somehow,
it's
muni-'m
is
not
its
economic
i
nard
to
take!
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but
the
ruthless
dis-i:
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guised
Moscow
imperialism
aod
d0
something
like
this:
Mike
a
clear-cut
declaration
police
state
which
goes
along
with
it.
that
in
event
of
attack
on
Yugoslavia
they
will
come
to
her
aid
AA,
A,
B,
C
Widths
with
all
the
power
they
would
THOSE
western
statesmen
who
sincerelv
believe
in
tha
ttv
muster
lf
such
an
attack
were
Same
Old
Price
$6.9
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costs
nothing
to
investigate
life
insurance.
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pays
hand
somely
to
invest
in
it
fashion
footwec
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on
ne
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themtselvf
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naturally
favor
stand-!
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if
she
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attacked.
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the
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be
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would
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and
financial
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primarily
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"little"
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could
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attack.
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say,
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start
the
b'g
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in
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first
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in
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powers
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to
take
the
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evphancre
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which
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most
likely
to
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between
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and
,
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forestall
the
most
likely
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of
mid-August.
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months,
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