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‘Linen VII THE SERMON ON THE MOUNT

Golden Tut-hand lls- ye would ‘ha-t men should do to you. do ye use to them. likewise. (Golden lute.) Luke @231. , g Lesson Text-duke -V.:I7~S3“,1For

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BIBLE THOUOHTB

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‘vvo-voo-ooooqvvqryooqo-ooo» NOVEMBER 6

.’““"' "“"°“"°°1"-'k° X13913‘ _ht the Lord's mercies than. 1m he

Th; TlmA-Jrhe "Sermon onjtho ilounl was preached in’ midsummer at‘ A. l). 28, in the second your ol L ll-lslfs ministry. . " I

Placo-Pmbably the ‘Horns of llitttln. a hill seven miles south- yth". of ﬁitoernnuin. ‘

The "Sermon on the Mount" Is zlle moral lmv ol the kingdom of Christ. 1t may almost ’ be’ said to ocoupy in the New Testaznentfthb place which in the Old Teétﬂlljent

is occflpied by the Ten Command-maul’?

manta, .

"But I say unto you which hear." A peculiar phrase. awnkenlngatten- tion to an apparent paradox, and requiring that attention. liwbat 101-; lows ls to be understood. "Love your enemies." The Old Testament conlmlnded kindness toenemles. as in Elk. XXlLIIni. Prov. XXV.:21, but it also in numerous cases commgzlnd- ed hlllred Ol enemles,(Deut. Vll.:, EXXJJJHS. Pa. CXQDKVIL. 8 9.)’ Christ leaves no room for hate. “Do; good to "them which hate you." Pu/ul; in Rom. 311.2112}. shows how the beauty of this precept had ltakon bold upon him. "Pray [or them uhillll dcspitctully use you." The‘ Greek world implies. the coarsest‘ lilslzlts. This precept was wonder, fully illustrated by Jesus I-limselfq pluylllg oh the crossIlillf His tuur-l derers; and by Stephen who follow-l ed His blessed example. (Luke

XXlllz34; Acts Vdlﬂiil.) “And unlto - and the law must be admlnisteredI

llilll that slllileth thee on the one

not consumed. because his compan- slons lall not. They are newevery} morning: great is thy faithfulness?

—'Lamentatlons 32L 22, 28. NOVEMBER 1 I i "

How did God express his Inﬁnite Love?—.lobn 3: 16.

NOVEMBER 8

How were the wise men of the

lEnst directed to the lbirthplsce of

——I\lntt. 2:140. __.. ._... ibis}... NOVEMBER 9

What did the wills lmen of tile- East do when they behold the Ybun chLlll?—Matt. 2:11‘. '~"-

NOVEMBER 1o i What testimony did John the Baptist. glva concerning Jesus’!- Lvlalt. 3111,12. NOVEMBER 11

What happened immediately after,

Jesus was baptized of John in the Jordan'.'—~l\latt. 3:16.17.

NOVEMBER 12

What weapon did Jesus use 'to defeat Satan in the 'I‘emptatlon7-—— Matt. 4:41.10.

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She dt-iiiclined to see moi redlmoleholes into great mou_ thins; t. -;

tbduerve woman's diet. A glass o! . milk in the middle of the moi-nib

cbildhoodb fare o! bread and milk

- the better.

time is limited [for little tots from undo

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'mo'|t ntisfnotory.

NERVEB AND THE WOMAN be wasted as they-make the Wary nicest material for . The wool The woman with highly-strung takes dye readily an the result ls nerves should take as much rest in all that could be desired. if attrlc. tranquil scrroundings as she lilltlvo wunn tonesrate uvued-hﬁult in able, make good meals of whola-inarrow strip! Bqlﬁﬂitﬂdwterial ._insw,\d o! (rp unddVlt-Nlllf oin ‘the

stri s neatly. 5 -’ ‘ - sud

_ v d negligible incidents. . tllresd or ungithln ~ ‘Those s the worst enemy of g _ math 1M‘ u l ‘croch- e or braided‘ éﬂle rags

‘with a nervy tempera _nq.. ted _ “ﬂuent to a weavingj _ ‘ very attractive _

wlierendne are. and to magnl

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Any ahxount of cream, fresh but; A: 5”‘ ifudifw y ter ondqsggs should be included in‘ Anhough ‘he p“ “moan mus shades d: Rolhm-hymliln make 8

is to ho ieuummell-déd. while “ﬁlm whileﬂowermpyhmwyia the

‘will benefit if she sues back totbeal. bamgntrqas-‘ﬁé. ‘guest in _ blooming. 0mm a nt vsholzltl. u“ mm‘ lmddmg" ‘be planted 1lll‘6l5'l_l‘l?8»ﬂ\'6~in0ll'p0t.|

lShe should try to eat a goo - . your» mi» o» ¥§..‘::;‘.‘;‘.‘:;i; szihsotis

muntwsslher noon ma" R is the and largo the oﬂoot ls slim and dis-

mvgre diet indulged in ‘by many appommm , . I v ‘buy 79m” m the” days whim m‘ The selection of Ditch hyncint-hs‘

goldﬁsh the beginning of nerve is largely ‘f “take... oyhpenona] A cup of cocoa and a lbiscult if ever she feels hungry between meals. and milk and biscuits by her bedside at night, are wise precau- tions. The less tea. and coffee drunk

-Lack of sufficient rest and sleep ls often a cause of an outbreak of nerviness. Early to bed cannot be toohighly recommended, but it does little good if the patient persists in reading far iutovthe night. Lying wltlh closed eyes and tranquil lmlnd even for hours until sleep comes is

beneﬁting to frayed nerves. iOi-ii

SPEAKING OF GALORiES

Food shoiuldvnot be prepared ex-

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.1 ‘or two thlcknnueo can binned‘): 2:33am "eiiioellence. ‘may look well ' ‘ desired; ogood mitten is

pleasing variation-in co reﬂect.‘

4 ', t0 £01310 Tmlttona taste in colors “and ‘shades: All

vorloties are usually ot

planted one bulb in the centre 0t‘ a

{four or ﬁve-inch pot, ‘and equuliy Not even the compo will need toyweil in groups o! three. five or sov- ‘en in bclb pans or Jardinieres. If

planted ill zroups. there should bu about two inches of space between each bulb. The singledlowerlng var- ieties usually give the best results.

The following listofvslngles and‘

doubles rls merely suggoiillileythuro

being many other varleqeg as

good. old and newzy-Hﬂllliﬂe

tirallde Vedette. Grandgliv “ or;

La Grandesse; single rolboritgglslug

fiifyltlfwoven Gertrude, Moreno, La Victolne y; ‘_ _t

gle hlllh. Queen h: the Bhwﬂcll

King of the Blues (ddrkY; dd); jg; white, Fllevo, La Tour wliuvergpq- ‘ double red ol- rose. Kohd-noor 3 (soml-dolible.) President iioodsvilt; h-

tioublo blue, Bloksbeis. 1A.“; _ Koster. ‘

Most varieties ol‘ narclssihvlwhiolg:

include the daffodils. are suitdijle

lor pot demure-Among the double

ones, vﬂll Sion, or what is’ sétlorsily

known as the English daffodik; ‘are golden spur, llorsﬁsldi, Prin- ops and Poetlclls ornatuev A pot or ti“: of jonquils. a type ofhsrcisysus, K must not be onlllted, their delight- ful fragrance making them espec-

rallks first in value. Narcissus slba plens ollorata and N. lncoinparabil; is are other good ones. The single. or ‘trumpet, narcissi nftopd all - most endless selection ‘olfvarleties

lor intloorculture. Among the best

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‘ - ». best on account of it Glorlosa is another gum? §§§§§,'§""- this type. The Chinese’ sacred H‘

lie for cultcre in the

polyallthus. nur-

jcissi. areslso very acceptable. the ii ‘mwfile variety of early pupoi‘ white bcilli: one oi‘ the ‘K1115551-

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‘ " §°“‘“'°~‘ m“? Bi" “ti” “my” was now beginning His deﬁnite DOW lbe tﬂklng sh inventory of the

cheek “I” 315° ‘he other‘? lfsmu‘ l i l necessary for all of us t0 cluslvely with-the idea 0f how many elh" is in the Greek a wordjdenot- a 5° " a rd h t l _ “lg =1 '10s“ 311°“ "at s me?“ "i" Kmhigiﬁdssﬁfyiiﬁnoﬁ r33 hi1--§§§’=§'°§h§*$§l}lly“l§§$“$h%'§'3;???- ‘m u“? lace“ “ha! mtg‘ YW-nial i? f’ lness of living. but we are- forbidden les that peculiar foodstuff will pm- .“ Qbﬁziei mugleogfnr 15:11“: T: to be ccnsorlous, t0 569k 0M I118 dues when introduced into ottch in-

~Al\“ l: t‘: - ' ’ ~ = . ' r - . _- evil in others for our own grutiﬂc- dlvldusrs system. Let us take a

91rd“! m {Qgg kvlugﬁz’ as‘ $33"? ntion, and to Judge alt-nil except- 1B practical eiramplel ‘ ‘H? ‘ma? w.” 5 ~§° ‘if 1P5 sympathy and love. "Good measure" Two aggs-‘a raw egg and a. soft ljidjnljpfsuszzl $98‘; reﬁt-lint‘; mm lg: pressed down. in“ “an” 108611181” or hurd-bolled- e$8~both contain

~ - l ‘ . Th 1mm “my ‘he m“ ‘W4 "Mﬁlkl §“§.’lml§.£§.'~1 width-i“ "i: 113.3» 13°13? wlfllillgﬁili’? Zﬁhhlri w m“ my m“ um", The “mveplmeanttho fold formed ~by‘tho 10086 in addition. some vitamines which ~11 “l” _*“"“."'P9P‘“""° r5£*»“““’“§’ garment‘ overhansinz the girdle. Wbukfbodestroyed ill the soft or Yer“ “Y” ﬁrs‘ ‘he ﬂmiﬁnﬂh‘ egtn-J" used as a pocket. One or the herd-boiled egg. or the notion of ‘huf: f“! fgolilgnlh m‘ srvgsagl; characteristic sights of Palestllw whichywould-be lessened by the pro- ..m“‘tc.,y re . W otter the baryon is the measuring c353 of'dbou.lng_ A raw egg 15 not ab. “ﬂail; was a long mo“ garmém out of wheat ~"snd ‘ barley. which sorbed a: completely as a. boiled ;;J;‘3{;§‘.;‘ .O“.“';§°§§QBS“Q§°§§§,QSIQQ Ziﬁiilﬁsllttlaﬁirgléi-eltd “i3 “$113355533333’Zl.§..§’§§"i§.°'?§£§$§§ . .. D a V _ - _ __ . . .

m: {gunned ﬂfhlghm over this dun court ytlrd of the purchasers house much more quickly tﬂlan the boiled ' - This l5 (10116 by measuring out NIB egg, 3nd 1-15 constituents are nut

mg ‘he ‘my '19" Wm“ ‘we m9“ grain in sclrcnllsr wooden measure, compmteiy prgpgrgﬂ "gm- dilgestlonl y.

‘wndcml "cmak" l“ m“ l verslqn‘ similar to our ordinary bushel mea- so ‘that only a portion of that is llb-- .m7\'e§'n5 _"(_’- 9"’ 9°?!’ “hm? g“ sure, but less deep. oalledin Arulb- sorbed, "while the hailed egg rot 1”“ "wef" “d w“ mg" t a“ lc a tlmnehl‘ The medsurer shovels mains‘ longer ih the stomach audits the shirt. This was usually, espec- in ma gram with both. hand‘ ‘mm count“ ms are “note thoroughly] ‘My “km” wawnlng’ ‘ymsmned the mes-slim i8 bin-W 11111‘ “an h” Drebsreqde for digestion so that all . , , .. o. the Iniiil were used as - uVIS) llor ttaﬂylinl; BII£IISTU°11°E~ faith? ltfltﬁggt ‘aili-ftglllikeelt T331311 blah‘; a mlztggdnstance: An ordinary. ’ a“'gl‘au?:';5 “£190 “a o-v r“ fr“: ground. He then ﬁlls it further and butlgr ghke, 19; m; suppose, Con. fjiee r hen}; the‘ wgmandeh] ma. repeutl this packing process several talus enough grain to produce one! 1,“. DZ.’ b.0585 that the outer n“ W005 1mm the 11106511" 10 T1111 i0 hundred calories. the same amount. lixém taken m med e w“ to ‘be the brim. Then he presses it ﬁrmly as a. piece of bread or toast con-f rest“ d w m cwnge in the v n_ downward Wlbh hi8 Dﬂlmﬁ- Flhﬂlly taining the same amount of wheat. ‘" e r I e e hﬁving ﬁrs! ‘E0000 i1 Bulim- 330110“ What the system absorbs and its-l “*5- m" h” “Bed” l‘ ‘*5 "' °°v°rlng on top. he takes out more handfuls simllaltos by ‘the introduction of ‘“ "m" "GP ‘° "a" m“ ma‘ of grain. and very sirllitully wn- the one hundred calories contained‘ flifslgelgelgégéed ‘Ehnigéﬁfgmflrggz: etructs a oonc of corn until no in the your" m» preamp, much mom‘ man m the‘ lane‘. s: Augustine“! 010W 811111 0811 P0851011? ‘be 11015 than whattbe system assimilatesq commem on the 5388;,“ .1, he.“ and that which he adds begins to it the same wheat is introduced in m- every one that an“ but not ev_»ﬂ0W 0V0!" 111111 rim iiWWII- Upon this che form of butter cakes. because. erythmg he ask!" JAM .6! hlmithe measure is considered tobe full bqlng pr-ggﬂgglly 3.11 “Dash-immune ma‘ taken‘ awa ' m] _ 60d! wk V0181“, and 1B emptied 41110 1111B PHI- dougb, a. great portion is eliminated Li‘ - X y g ~ chase-l‘ 9 Buk- instead of being assimilated. em m" 33M”- Tm“ ‘we’ “m. There were crowds nearby whan| ---¢o>---— mean that thieves should not bo re u, ~5ermm on the Manny- a d qulred to make restitution. Tlhe uvawat but as 5L Lu“ saxfl-Hi! acoNownsswEwn WOOLLEN Lust interests 0! the thlBVQB and "ﬂed up Hm eyes on H15 djgciples| =00 95-103? "Y 900104537 rvsiiirothls 9'9 and said-J‘ The Master Teacher The bugy {arm homemaker will

to be ready for the exceptions at tram!“ of m, dysciples for the“. u d m6 demands of yo"; yum “no.8 k ! i stock of vroo en un erclothes on story of Jean Valjaan and the Blsb- w“ o carrying on H a church" bu“! and u” way“ “d mm“ °f 0p in "Les Miserables?! is one of 5 H, f 5| i w t _ 9AM a. " ' " "v " '" " .sz:r.ntsls=el.zlh~..ss.rat: ye wand ma‘ ma“ about“ ‘mm you‘ 311100159!‘ Win19‘? b10010 1n m" curs most frequently’ es there ls d° Ye 313° ‘° “w” “k°l‘-""°-~‘Th° house may be Brown by anyone Wlwhlors wslll- hmi tear 1m them and cwumim 9911551“ 05, 11159331141 will" will give attention to certain de- good wafm gal-wen,“ "a néeded ffﬂllﬂfhxl“? “Riggﬁijrgiwl aw‘ 133g ‘um ' “my " ‘é“m*d_ ‘ and “an”: for those who must hoe the cold at m a much intend‘, mm, (or e» Pramlsed- F" Plwm "'- Chrmlnas all limos. ~50 when these clothes bo- Bmme In Tub“ w,“ (Ambcryphi) as“ if‘?! Y?‘ 5' m“ bulbs "Mum gin to-show wear. it is wise to use "What You yourself hate. do to n0 r003? '8 ' a out me middle or 213px“ porno?” r01’ mndrewa gar‘ man." or the saying of’ Oviifliillllﬂ!‘ For‘ house culture, tbespocles and Fonthe .. , _ younger children many r2? aféhtﬁoﬁlglet‘: farmed‘??? walla: varbu“ dm" i“ 5°m° “"5 ‘Ymnlusefu-l clothes can bo made. Little ~ - those used for outdoor bloom inmhh-Lﬂ and bloomers can be made negative COHMQB u! t0 1-119 T081011 spring. Not only should the varlet-‘o! u“, ﬁner materms and Hm 0f IHEMCQ- U10 P051111"? 141K130 "B 111' ios be carefully selected. but goocLibloomers dyed a black. Whfch 1° lhelml” 1°11 '9’? lfglliimlf/WY 0F sounr. ﬁrm bulbs of the best qualfmakee m“, mam serviceablo d". inf; yonhoxl; m) lerecewsmealgsmy 1:1?!“ b9 “bmlned- 5°“ 990"‘ ing the winter months. For the lit- llhagk have xéxgrha Tqterelimvia ‘OF-W 1 a We“ bun“ “e “f “m9 "59 ile ongl-i it is most convenient to l . l - . i l v l i . l ‘ riﬂes: ggcyingzﬁllmgfplzcta 8:: chsalp Ubfnvsuﬁw “b5mgwtive* ma‘ deslred all sealms ‘can be ﬁnished tile interest also Thnt lslbusinoss up 0mm. A "Km co m: o“ also Wm‘ 5°“ wuon w movem ‘my a i usudlly should be avoided. as oltan~ harshness gﬁteltfgéﬁfoixllﬁre 1,1}: 13;: 555E293; i-llliggﬁm“! “I é??? ‘$119M? ‘gawk? r; The‘ lower part of skirts make Greek wordxtfor ‘loveloiis ‘Yhbm isgrhgdslfdre-iultgeseaslvor [[1110 §'..yt§igl“1"%'1$1id ““d°r”kh"s' “PI"'°PHM°IY H, My, u, .1 l 8 ° ° e I dyed and trimmed with crohhhtcd "Imam? W91 “aw or Jnsttnct‘ $31M» eslwclany in Dmch hyacimhs- edging of sllklne or ylnrn Th0 skirt B ~ - Has. . 0f mum: A’good lleisclldll d: typos d: hlllbs W, ' - - U. Ht . b 1 ed ht ~_ .. _ . » v can be mode of the shirt or y: a§m°‘bg‘fhe,!cfiflarbnFlzt ‘gnaw bgyiziligtrhaie-le lrsé. idvhiw the skirt can be ‘attached to lt-Ellt- Highest." Illustrating in your lives 30.1mm hya¢ln|_h5-,ﬂ]|rﬂ °.'I,.'m'|',,T-§ “leg” 9' ﬂ“‘.‘“°]°u° ‘mm’ 1“ t“ the characteristics of your heaven- variety. Tulips alnd crocuses do no‘: matter o! ‘asmnhutg’ bmto“ “mm l?’ F3109‘? ‘,'F°". H‘? l! kmdﬂlm" ‘"10 lgive as good results under pot cul- $35‘ vlllllﬂﬂctlogg‘ h; “w dome ma‘ untha kill 'd't vii. ' d . ' ‘ ' c’ m’ . n - ' no,’ n?“ Qef-‘Zﬁlffﬁ, 9“(yqugegﬁj$tf§‘f“tr‘;iflz°_fj\°°§l“é“ded "i" “m Llttio slmlillllrlsgs null-l glllﬂs some-man an ‘éauod. w be use‘ .. .' . ' . ' " _ for t-ho younger 't“.llllllren' ‘bun be ' mstlelrom tho legs niui ‘lsieoves of the garments and dyed whatever

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1' “ud m‘: “Vii?” by at 513d“; we shakes it strongly from side to side. boiled egg 15 more nourishing than

dealing’ with lthe portly worn ones .

‘° 3mm“ skbss "W" B "i": run elastic ‘in ht fho waist 11110. if '

E» u‘ the knit goods ntrotcli r ad- ‘

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lvertising as Necessary i as Raw Material

will) NOBOBY REALLY-PAYS THE ADVERTISING‘ VBILL +111‘ IT Is RIGHTLY noun," DECLARES MACKINTOSH, HEAD 0F WIDE- LY KNOWN BRITISH TOFFEE FIRM.

v . “Advertising is as necessary to the modern business as raw mat- erial”, Sir Harold V. Mackintosh, head of the Halifax, Eng, ﬁrm of toffee

makers, told newspaper men from allover England, at a dinner in his, Q

honor at the Manchester Midland Hotel. _ “And t-he strange thingy is,” he continued, “that nobody pays the advertising bill. '

'I_‘he bill of my own ﬁrm duringtthe last thirty years has d been something like half a million pounds for‘ newspaper advertising‘ alone ahd our total selling costs today are less than they were twenty-ﬁve

yfoarsago. They are probably less than those of any etiéour competitors*f*i1’.- . .

who may not spend a penny is advertising. “That is a remarkable tiling, but, nevertheless, it is true. Nd

body does” pay the advertising bill, if it is rightly done, for by increasing

and lessening overhead expenses and general selling costs adver- ti§lllg really gets thrown in. I recolnnleilti any business man who wants a. hobby to do some advertising.

g “I ﬁnd advertising the most interesting part of- lny business und Iiizurn to it when I din "led up’ with other things. If more business ad~ vertising were done, there would be less talk 0f business dullness and of getting out of it; at the earliest possible moment. l’ ‘Advertising makes

business a great game instead of a routine, and no business can succeed uhless it is taken in the spirit of a game.” ' _ ‘j f ' '

_ Si,” Ilaro-ld‘ °°11Q1ud9il¥b¥ 33Yil1€$hd§ every day he has surprising in evidence that the public read advertisements. He mentioned an instangq;

0f a 61115 his ﬁrm used which was damaged and missed a stroke 0r two, t

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and-~»othw tiyspepisic ‘disorders bys ' lgfgllill zglitiallhd°juydwnf. I

o! Biiécliiilﬁh Rillsithe

y... unfsiiindssmeily fer-ell vwsvisititiys

1i“, Qttheltiiﬂeﬂlitl? Mrgalns. For eiimiiiit- ing-waaivsproduetal-fromrthelaystemp improving-tile appetite, sia-engiiheningf the stomach, and in other respects

keeping. the bodily health in a sound condition '

odgh w h, f“ liq vary. oarsful no '10" wvnsjll st oiling" a Jute’ ﬂiibvsilqpticnibder the l t toWass underneath thotshoos; phr the little stockings illllt loot . 01.011 l» .. ‘Ifinoodls and "Hroadilo thi ldh. When Clio lbponteworn the‘ feotwborlll-hon e tn. l eugily removed. as they willrsm. - (‘k ilyoutwiollr the logs. When a tiny . hole appears. in tho stockings, u should ibe drawn together with a ndsdlejnnd thread. as a stitch in limo lurcly saves more than nine in this case.

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L! lie sleeveless hover for. ‘ ,_._ m h our "tr hr-r... ~ s? ” g3 nadhcilnfo h to“ Its l. ~~ 1 f‘ ' ‘ ° . L’? .7 -: = - ’ ‘lllrsd and ihi ll s-lsluﬁdﬁw - ~» » - ﬁnished to lult no‘: fancy. They _

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Acbnseque§o§~ being that no lower; tlilaltiorty person's w flhe lttilyiiii tlloipicture appeared iiolllalvd no arm. ‘" p __ ' ‘Yes, Sir Harold concluded, “newspaper advertising payssndi rt‘ thiB nlgst eﬂeotive advertising from which to ggtyrcsuttg, _» “f d8 6f ddveiﬁsillg ‘are supplementary and more oostly-Qiiltqy may b9 pd wllsil,-_ili_lt no progressive business man can diSpense with ﬁﬂadvertlslng and continue in the race. » .

dlﬂllﬂlliir advertising is theibreath oi business lilo.”

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