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Cool'(dg.
Ftienda
and
neighbors,
leaders
In
public
life,
the
high
and
lowlyyjolifed
to
pay
their
final
re-specuat
a
b
rief
and
simple
funeral
service.
President
Hoover
sat
with
head
boWa
down
throughout
the
solemn
Wpoa'lia
no
hrarln
Intrrrar
v
.
'n!w."M,'lS.SS
IMBoallatwarinsinivrm.InrruiHnaintrrHiamurd
to
data
ol
Stairmrnt
'aaranrra
dua
le
atirr
Ban
la
l
(laaada
.
,,
.
n.i.?
Balance
due
I
Banks
and
lUakln.
GnrfranWdHTla
.
...
-alaaahrra
than
In
Canada
ll.5.1H.77
Vo'lVa
of
lha
Ba
nV
In
ctrnila
raan
'Advancaa
undrr
th
Ftnanea
Art.
BlIU
Parabla
Llabllliiaa
nor
Included
tn
the
forrfiofn
Lattrraof
Ordll
Oaialandlnt
Raid
and
SuhaMlary
Coin
on
hand
ASSETS
'Dominion
mi
hand
,
Uaawalt
In
lha
Central
(IJ
Rtaarava
United
Statu
and
other
Fartftn
Curmarlea
Mote
of
other
Canadian
Baaka
(
)iea,uea
on
other
Halika
,
Ha
la
ore
due
hjr
other
Haaka
In
Oanaa
Balanrea
due
h)
Baaka
and
Banking
trrenoedenta
elMxhere
than
In
Dominion
and
Irornfel
Goaernment
Serurltlea
(raM
eireedlnt
market
false)
,
,.
..
Canadian
Munkrtnol
Safari
tkaa
ad
Brltkkh.
Forrf.n
and
(iolonlal
ratMJc
Bacr1rlaa
other
than
Canadian
(not
eirerdln
raarkot
value
i
Railway
and
other
Boatda.
KrWnturaa
arvJ
Ktorki
(not
etreedlnft
market
rata)
Call
and
Short
(not
eiceOdhH
thtrly
data)
LMm
In
(anada
on
Honda.
Debaainireo
and
S.lki
and
'
other
Serurltlea
of
a
aufnrleal
marketable
value
..
toeoeer
.
Call
and
Short
itaot
eueedtot
UtHn
daMI
Laaatta
le
ohere
than
I
Canada
on
iVmkm,
Ihrftdttierea
and
Stocka
and
other
Hvrorlttea
of
a
auMrlent
marketable
ealue
to
rarer
Current
taana
a
nd
Dlacuunl
In
Canada
(leaa
rebate
RM.!'.!
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l.a4y.l.kl
J.JJJ.23
M
intereat
fitter
matins
in"
rnmaion
tor
all
baa
and
doubtful
dehta
HJ.1,7J.1
Current
Ian
and
Dlarounta
elaawher
than
In
(nada
leaa
roimte
of
Intereat
'
after
making
full
.
oeotUlon
for
oil
had
and
dokihtf
ul
dehta
I4ja7,44l.
tun
-Current
Loana.
eatlmated
loaa
prortJeU
for
4,U,J1.I
Sank
Vrr'mfaea
at
not
more
than
coat,
leaa
amounta
written
off
Rtal
tatata
other
than
Bank
Premlaea
Morttatea
on
Krai
tat
ate
aotd
by
the
Bank
JJ
bill
tin
pf
lUutarrtrrt
Mnder
Lottera
of
Credit
a
per
contra
Share
of
and
lona
to
Con
I
rolled
Co
npanloe
rnoalt
lth
th
Mlnlarerfor
the
Mrpoeee
of
the
trrulalhMl
fund.
.
Other
Awete
real
Included
In
the
foreiofoj
NOTE
Tk
Hajrtl
Baak
of
Canada
(rraaea)
ka
beea
laoarpori
ef
Fntaa
to
ataafon
tfce
binea
of
Mia
Bask
In
Parle,
and
tfc
aaa
Tim
Maral
Baak
ef
Canada
i
Kranre'
re
raetadad
ta
the
aao
!
II.
S
1IOI.T.
rrealdeiH
,
A
11)11
ORS'
CERTIFICATE.
Vn
ma
ftn
i
nni
at
ml
Tn
Royal
Bn
i
Cajiau:
:t
..-..86
Saturday,
Jan.
Sixty-Seven
Horses
In
Grand
Nalioita!
TTVIT.nPnnT.
TMorlanri
.Tantilro
1
I
--The
entry
Hat
for
the
Grand
National
Steeplechase
on
March
24
was
Increased
to
lxty-seven
hor-
service.
Next
to
him
was
Mrs.
Hoo-
ses
yesterday
with
the
entry
of
ver,
then
Mrs.
John
CooHdge
and
evolution,
a
New
York
work
horse.
Mrs,
Coolidge,
the
widow,
and
her
Twelve
other
American
horses
are
ion,
(John.
entered
In
the
spring
turf
classic.
A
-quartette
tang
"Lead
Kindly
Light."
The
minister
read
from
the
scriptures
and
then
prayed.
The
Plymouth,
Vermont,
100
miles
away,
quartette
then
sang
"O
Love
That
There
the
body
was
laid
in
the
fam-
Wfll
Not
Let
Me
Go.-'
ny
p0t
where
repose
the
remains
j
After
the
service,
the
body
was
of
the
father,
who
swore
him
Into
fifteen
by
motor,
escorted
by
mem-
the
highest
office
of
the
land,
and
hers
'of
the
former
president's
fam-
his
own
son.
Calvin
Jr.,
whose
death
fly
and
closest
friends,
to
the
an-
robbed
the
presidency
of
its
power
Cestral
home
of
the
Coolldges
In
and
glory
for
Mr.
Coolidge.
lihe
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
General
Statement
Capital
Slock
Paid
up
'SeaeTtt
Fund
.
,
balance
of
PruSIt
carried
forward
LIABILITIES
Dtrldend
I'nrlalmrd
.
......
Ultldend
No.
Ill
4a
l
l"r
per
annum),
j&ytfcle
fat
December,
I1J
30th
November,
1932
1110,34.13
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lM,0.N
J,jjM-
J75,JI11.I4
e
BT
eiaajaaaai
BO
BOOT
BaiHaaai
m
'
w"
'
aao
APaw
a.
awa
mrrmBN,
,
rltk
tka
baaka
aaiSrCMnraaf
The
Royal
Saafc
af
Caaaak
at
HdedOffle
and
Kk
tka
eartMad
etum
thwa
tka
kciaakn
We
bare
verlfted
Uw
aaak
aad
aamrttlea
at
Head
omre
at,
lb
eleaa
(
tka
Haak'a
Saoal
year,
aad
dvrlas
tke
year
ve
eaaated
the
out
and
eiamined
tka
aeeuntl
kt
Merl
l
the
haportaat
kranrkar
We
bare
attained
all
tke
iafnnaatloa
aad
explanation
that
we
Have
reauhed,
aad
ta
a
if
apMea
tka
tuaaartlaaa
at
the
Hank,
which
hare
roate
andar
oar
notlrv,
hare
heea
within
tka
avwera
af
tkfjiaah.
Tke
above
etateairnt
la
In
oar
opinion
properly
draw
e
ao
aa
ta
dlittu
laehie
aaMMaa
af
the
Bulk
aa
at
SMk
Nnvewibar,
ltt.
ad
It
U
aa
akowa
by
tn
books
of
ike
Baak.
A.
B.
BRODIC,
C.A..
m-op,r5tlw4C,
jA-sa
Moatrea,Caada,tUIMaanVar,lNI.
of
P.
S.
ROSS
4
SONa
I
PROFIT
AND
LOSS
ACCOUNT
raat.nraU
froBt
and
toa
Anwunt,
loth
Notember,
.rea.,
,
rrent
lor
lha
ear
ended
Mth
Noeember,
1111.
rRoVRiAfrti
as
ro'txhwsi
tnridrndiso.
iiaat
tJ"i
rer
anauat
Ultldend
No.
.
ir
at
PleldendN.
Iat
14
lllrldendKo.
IM
at
14',
ii.
S.
IIOL.T.
rrealdent
per
aanam
per
annum
per
annum
Contribution
to
offerer'
rwln
Fund
J.pprvprlatlon
tar
Bank
I'ramlan
Reaerra
for
lrnlnMn
Ooaramenl
Taiea,
Includlnt
lt
an
BankfttfA
UmOarakei
Tranlerrrd
to
lnttmeat
Uenroclatlon
Kaaerte
'Valarert
of
PrWI
ami
to
carried
forward
Maatt
tat,
llitt
December,
Mil.
ated
aoder
tke
lawa
u
aad
lUMlKie
of
General
SI
teMeat.
M.
VV.
WILSON,
fieneral
Manaler
mil
4t.J4
l,.i,rHVe).M
l.aNa.atia.N
ani.aoa.at
trs.toa.M
ll.wa.too.44
Jiio.ana.ea
Kia.aoa.M
l,a,
tioa.oa
r.iu'.j-:j
fVla,Vs4.S
Iki.
VV.
VftLitON.,
Ceneral
Manadar
The
best
"good
vil!
am'osaUo.
'
according
to
these
two
yuuhi
daughters
or
a
Gua.ema'.an
fan
ily
are
the
kind
who
stlc
around
until
they
know
what's
what.
Tl
ey
sailed
home
'.he
otnor
day
after
completing
the!:
eduratioa
ir.
Air-:!.
an.
Strong
Position
Of
Royal
Bank
Annual
Statement
Indicates
That
Although
Profits
Have
Dropped
Condition
is
Sound
The
financial
condition
of
the
Royal
Bank
is
sound.
That
la
evi
dent
from
the
annual
statement
Just
Issued.
Profits
for
the
year
have
decreased
but
not
to
a
serious
extent.
The
statement
published
yes-
terday
Indicates
that
the
bank
hasj
assets
of
about
three-quarters
of
a
fbllllOn
dollars,
more
than
half
of
which
is
in
the
form
of
liquid
assets.
Deposits
have
Seen
well
main-tahied.
being
down
only
about
eijrht
million
dollars,
which
Is
more
t
han
offset
by
reduction
In
loans.
The
annual
general
meet'ns
of
the
bank
will
be
held
next
HOOP
TEAM
FOR
NORTH
Grotto
Seniors
to
Visit
Port
Simpson,
Anyox,
Ketchikan
and
.MfXlakata
Alalka
The
Grotto
Senior
League
basketball
team
will
leave
the
elty
on
I
Monday
aboard
the
gasboat
Wan
derlust
for
e
two
weeks'
trip
north
tn
the
course
of
which
games
will
i
be
played
at
Port
Simpson,
Anyox,
Ketchikan
and
New
McUakatla,
Alaska.
The
party
making
the
trip
will
consist
of
the
following:
Jimmy
Ross,
eoaeh
and
manaser
Ernie
RatehXord,
captain
Doug
Stalker.
Jimmy
Currie.
Roy
Morri'on,
Bert
Unjr
and
Dronson
Hunt.
I
The
team
is
due
to
return
to
the
'
city
a
week
from
next
Triday.
Herbert
Macklm
Of
Cobble
Hill
Dies
Suddenly
VICTORIA,
Jan.
7:
(Canadian
Press
i
Herbert
Macklln.
proprie
No
way
to
pend
s
honeymoon.
Mrs
Muriel
Powley.
19-year-old
bride
of
an
Englishman,
was
':
Snipped
from
the
Newchsng,
Minhirla,
racetrack
ano
htkl
for
ransom
said
to
be
$32,060.
NO
IMLI.IAP.I)
VLAVeD
None
oi
U1
thi-
postponed
pijiHeu
wumor
Junior
BASKETBALL
At
Simpson
Derails
of
Viay
Last
Week-iOne
Wrffc
Nearly
VnlttA
In
Frce-for-fal
PORT
SIMPSON.
Jan.
7-Mem-bers
rf
the
-AtMettu
'Crab
from
Met-lukutiu.
Alaska,
were
the
guests
of
ihV
iwo
Wdi
ttubs
recently.
The
vfeni
was
a
re-union
of
the
(jRlftreYil
ifte..vcs
Worn
the
two
ptadts.
The
visttc.s
'cattle
for
fife
purpose
fit
engaging
m
a
series
of
hoop
..mi
miii
tlu-
local
teams
un!.
whili-
they
tarried
two
very
fast
te.mi.N.
they
-also
hat
a
spWcTfd
orchestra
afrtfl
Writers
aftd
entertainers.
lWy
VlMtM
th
Hc.flUii
and
the
trtrfc
ttorne
rrrfd.
at
k&i
of
tfcttte
pfiflcVs,
'they
'erwnldfl
the
Staf
fs
m
mfmVtes.
TWelv
chertra
m
oYie
of
the
flrfest
tft
had
b(9i
hatd
"Here
for
a
Mn
We'betbWifctte
start;
wh
a
tWrtek
'S&i
'le
Pwi
&fn)pson
Ath
-tettc'Cltib.
Tffr
frmWe
tn
'the
m-ferrJfftffci'te
frlslon
wte
Wiy
Ifaw
aridWt
'to
the
tttffon
bV
a
score
of
$3-J.
The
TWeups:
MetMlcttte
HaldaWe.
4oth.
Ottftr,
i'layWri.
BAJi
trtW
VB-nsms.
P.
B.
A.
C.-,wrlb.
NVWte.
PWi-ful.
OrWn.
rhflMb.
W.
vMte
end
Morrfs.
The
iMMd
itese
IjetKfeii
the
to
senior
teams
aMb
was
Very
fast
and
HU1
near
here,
died
Friday
evening
trie
vWtoYt.
was
Jfltm
flfntth.
whll
after
a
brief
illness.
Was
Kidnapped
for
the
Meals
Jtraea
White
made
uhelsaa
o,
irMdersfWkl
To-n
l.
Leeds
WnWkd
3.
md&bim
Rov-ersl.
Lclccster
Oltjr
S,
Wolwhampton
;
Wanderers
2.
Liverpool
3.
Newcaxltr
tJrrtted
0
'MMdlesm'ooih
2.
'
itS,
f
ortsmwiili
1.
Shef
new
tnHed
o
Shcfllelil
Wednesday
0.
Derby
'rnunty
0.
Sundrrlanrt
3.
ATscnal
2
Wert
Bromwleh
Albion
2.
Blnck-pool
l
Ytm
"nrttrton
Aron
.
Xyr
WfWd
o.
riyfc
i.
Trfoifterweii
?
WTklrV
7
TWrdLanatk
1.
HmiKon
AeaMHrteals
4.
ParUek
Thttfle.
iletits
.
t.
Mfrrn
t.
Kftnartock
4.
CowtlerWeath
"l.
itOTtonO.'CaMcl
keen's
tMrT.
fea-rt
Wrtlngshtfe
r
Rarqttrs
5.
Ati-tfiteoiitarfr
1.
t
40hhJrtone
i
TmM
1.
BASKETBALL
tor
of
the
Wllten
Place
at
Cobble
nm(MK
ttfe
cfttttrtdln
Carers
for
Seml
Half
TO
RESUME
Of
Vet
l"rMay
Pert
STmvm
'Oa'me
on
"edn'eday
the
moat
potats.
The
final
seoie
lives
no
mdleatMn
of
the
speed
of
The
executive
of
the
Prince
Rathe
tame.
The
Meats
held
the
vuri-
pert
Msfcetball
Association,
kt
a.
tors
down
arid,
had
they
made
their
meettnt
last
night,
decided
to
open
tries
count
tn
shooting,
(he
score
the
iecoad
half
of
the
season's
would
hare
been
closer.
The
visi-
phrjrtnt
sctiedrrte
on
Friday
of
neat
tor
team
worked
like
an
oiled
mi-
week
There
will
be
tames
each
ttunr
from
.tart
to
finish.
Weslev
Tuesday
and
Friday
eventnt
as
tn
or
t)v
Y
P.
8.
A.
and
Atkinson
of
the
first
halt
and
tr.e
same
teams
Mi
Likatla
handled
the
whistle
In
HI
ln'
be
tn
rooipetttlon
tn.
it
vfiy
satUfactory
manner.
The
earh
ol
the
four
leaxues.
fin.
!
(
ere
was
35-12
in
favor
of
the
vi
ioi
s
The
line-ops
wre:
M
A
C
-Milne.
Talt.
Smith.
I.
an
17
Leask.
Psa
C.-O
WTilte
Henry
J
W
iiitt-
Mather.
Mtntrrave
and
Moody
V.
P.
L
A.
Win
by
Ute
vWitora
walking
off
the
tors
took
many
exceptions
to
the
decisions
which
nearly
broueh'
about
aDoUt
a
a
free-for-all
free-for-all
The
The
visitors
visitors
ir
VanC
fHIV-r
WnPt
(
'
BIUlaId
Leftgue
game
reulred
,t0
refused
to
continue
the
mrme
and
i
"vuui
vi
""v,wl
complete
the
fin
half
of
the
seil
the
referee
awarded
the
tame
tn
son
s
schedule
were
played
Itfas
the
local
who
were
In
the
lead
nt
VANCOUVER.
Jm
7:
-Canadian
night.
It
is
possible
the
two
OOt-
the
time,
the
score
betnt
1-I0
in
Preslii-'
Wheat
was
quoted
on
the
standinf
games
may
be
cleaned
up
faV0r
of
the
Y
P
B
A
The
tame
local
exetumge
today
at
46c.
this
week-end
was
very
ragged
and
rough
at
times
'"'
"
and
only-rarely
were
there
anv
Tat
CHURCH
NOTICES
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Minister.
Itcv.
y.
I).
(Irant
lfollInuortli,
B4.
Director
of
Music:
II.
N.
Drocklesby
11
A.M.,
Family
Service
sermon
subject:
"WilAT
OP
the
NidHT?"
12:15.
Surtday
School
,
3
PJvf,
Sunday
feshool
In
West
view
Renool
7:30
P-M
Sermon
Subject:
"THE
CHALLENGE
OF
THE
PA8T
WEEK!"
An
opportunity
for
some
plain
speaking
Musk
Morrmig-Sop
ratio
solo:
"t
Think
When
I
Read
That
Sweet
Story4.
Qvening
Boprano
solo:
"My
Task"
Mixed
Quartette:
'How
Long
Wilt
Thou
Forget
Me,
O
Lord?"
All
visitors
welcome
plays
and
these
were
of
an
indtvt
-
dual
nature.
The
llne-uos
were:
MeUakatla
Milne.
Lain
Smith
Leask
and
Talt.
Y.
P.
E.
A.-flankey.
Wesley,
Mather.
Knott
and
W.
Johnson.
nefrrees--Jae.
Lawson.
Y.
P.
E
A7
Atkinson.,
for
M.
A
v..
The
POH
lkmpson
Athletic
Club
gave
a
reception
in
honor
of
the
visiting
teams
at
did
the
V.
P.
E
A
before
each
game.
At
a
dinner
tendered
the
visitors
on
TlftrWhy
Vth
Yrf&nl,
People's
Educational
Asaoetatloh..
Andrew
VttiA
of
'Mettekatla
srave
a
very
fsSnrrVeNWisire
ttddresa
In
which
rie
aid
that
the
people
of
Alaska
wtte
alio
fe1!r
The
drTlrAsffti
Wnty.
in
imfllr!!
.
th
irritlmenU
of
Roodwlll
6f
Ms
ptople.
he
declared
that
reclpnfcrt.
amlrabllltv
anipriV
l
'th
htbve
people
should
W
n-
Fbirowlnt
tlfe
r7lnyter.
&
detlght-frflvjinfie
"Ww
held
tn
the
V.
P."B.
A
irsll.
tla!a'rte10rf!rrra
revert
s)itcndTa
m'trWc
irffj
all
jirsiit
(Ac-1
pressed
much
admiration
arfd
de-!
Ananuement
were
also
compie
tec
for
a
game
between
a
team
from
Port
Simpson
and
the
Carta
dtan
National
ftecreatton
Assoc
hi
tlor
wMVIkrt
cf
the
flt-st
halt
of
the
Sink
teague
here
F
A.
.koffert.
president
o!
the
Fringe
Utipert
Bafetbsll
Assdcia
Thi
nfxt
day
the
vwitors
enafd
tton
Plod
over
the
meeting
the
VPEA.
teams,
which
holds
thi
Cithern
B.
C.
rhirrrptortshrp
title
for
hurt
season,
hi
a
series.
The
first
game
ln
the
Intermediate
division
went
to
the
visitors
and
many
fast
splays
were
tttSpUyed
by
both
teams,
the
final
score
being
32-13
tn
-favor
of
the
visitors.
The
line-ups:
M
A.
C
Haywurd
Booth.
Usher,
Scott.
HaMane.
T.
Booth.
V
P
E.
A.-W.
Ross.
IhHrhes.
Lawson,
Tate.
Cooper.
Bryant.
Uray.
The
game
of
the
settlor
tMms
was
atm
by
the
Y.
P.
Is.
A.
And
was
mat
red
by
n
unfortunate
entttnt
CRIBBAGE
I
inairt
t
Canadian
Logkm
.
"nl
Ctiy
Itmoreas
n.
Moote.
1es
vs
T.
O.
O
F
Orotto
vs.
Swift
Mtava.
WtMWiiin
JiVnrtfrv
u
Canadian
Legto'i
vv
hmirres.
Seal
Cb
vs.
M4)v-Kaeles
vs
Orott
I
t)
O
F
vs
Nhti.
aftka
pa'ty
vs
MutlcMierv.
light
at
a
(the
""r
vocal
ftobr
tn
proteA
at
the
refereeinft
of
Tl''
LaBr"
Hudson
of
Mr-Makntla.
ihe
th-
local
i
i
..iui.1
oiflclal.
Lawson.
The
....
vtst
A'
a
member
of
the
vi'itlm.
Establhhrd
IH(i
I
LAMB'S
RUM
nrti
iiikii
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MATUItED
AT
THE
LONDON
HOCKS
''lamb's
nhc'OMNaVyw
riiooK
ovEitnitioF
Old
and
(iootl!
Axk
ihe
hr'tlMi
Vavy!
On
wie
a,
i,,q,10r
vendors
or
dire,
t
fro,,,
Oovernment
Liquor
Control
Mall
Order
Department.
Vlrtorla,
BE
ThTs
HdvVrt.rrm,lt
i.Viot
pub
nsnwi
or
dlsolayeu
by
the
Mquor
uoYrtTol
UosriJ
or
FOR
SALE
Presli
Fish
Daily
AUoahl
Helen
II
'CM
my
Saturday,
Janunrv
Old
Country
Soccer
SCKAAF
IS
n:ffMsn
Luff
Gift:
First
Division
Di:
mmxtoam
'1.
Wttftbu
.
boltdn
Wander
T.
Afdn
Vina
VICTORIOUS
SfaftleV
Torda
Suffered
T-,
hnku
KKffo'clt-Out
I
.ut
S'lht
at
Mj.
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square
Garden
(Canadian
Pres.s
NW
YOTIK.
littrnary
v
o!
lb"
most
oi'-lSi"i
i
nu
Wn
wttnessSd
at
Manchester
j8(lljfte
a,,
ln
able
time.
Brnie
8chu.ii
KeavyVeWit.
srnred
i
Wtork-'ftnt
over
Stanley
i
New
Jrr
t?
In
the
sixth
diilrd
ten-round
bout
T!ie
rlrtDi
gave
Srtn
;
for
l
ln
drier,
.tt
me
n.n
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'edr.
--yif
thae
8ra
ani
prtved
the
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of
t'i
i
tighter
for
a
fr
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key's
heavyweight
cmi.
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23
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3
vs.
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beautiful
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views.
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less
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