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PAGE 14 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST If. 1*W fOft SALE SMALL APACHE tent camper with add-a-room $250.00 385- 9069 8-16-8-18C 17 ft. Venture Popup camper, sleeps 4-6 gas stove, furnace, electric, water hookup, self contained $1,000. or best offer. 815-338 3690 8-16-8-18C 1974 20' SRV 200 Sea Ray with 1977 caukins trailer w- brakes Many extras Best offer 385-6064. 8-16-8-25C GULBRANSEN SPINET piano, good condition, new ivorine keys, $450.00. Schwinn 26" mans bike. $30.00 385-5774 8-16-8-18C 16 ft garage door and remote two car operator both for $75 00 815-653-6566 8-16-8-18C POP UP CAMPER 3 burner stove, ice box, sink sleeps 8, $1000 or best offer 815-728-0784 8-16-8-18C 24 year old Whirlpool Deluxe heavy duty gas dryer $125.00 815-728-0505 8-16-8-18C FOft RENT ONE BEDROOM APART­ MENT for rent $235 month, all appliances included, security deposit and references required. 1 year lease 385-5194 8-16-8-18C For rent, two bedroom house, air conditioned, one car garage, large lot $360 815-385- 3269 8-16-8-18C SMALL FURNISHED 1 bedroom house from Sep­ tember til June No pets, Wonder Lake 815-728-0807 8-16- 8-25C For rent, 3 room apartment in country, includes heat and appliances $240 per month, plus security deposit. 815-385-4108 call evenings after 6 p m 8-16- 8-18c SUNRISE RIDGE. Wonder Lake, 3 bedroom home, 14 baths, full basement, one car garage, will furnish stove and refrigerator, $425 per month plus utilities, security deposit, no pets, available Sept 1 or before Call 815-344-2752 after 5 pm 8-16-8-18c FOX LAKE 2 bedroom, with fenced yard for pet on Pistakee Lake, $290 312-249-1212 C W RENTALS, fee 8-16-8-18c LARGE FURNISHED BDRM, w kitchen and laundry privileges Prefer working woman. $140.00 per mo Griswald Lake area 344-0858 8-16-8-25C 24 ROOM APT Stove, refrigerator, all utilities in­ cluded. carpeted, McHenry proper, references required Mature persons only. No children, no pets 385-1302 4:30 fm to 6 30 pm only Rent 180 00 per month fTl6-8-18c WONDER LAKE, charming 3 bedroom home, 3 lots. $275 312- 249 1212 CW RENTALS, fee 8-16-8-18C TO SUBLET 1 BR Apt.72nd Floor Rear $250 per month Sec Deposit Fully Electric, Central Air Ref & Range included Pay your own utilities axrept Water. Small Pet acceptable. Ready to move in Sep't moer Lease expires May. 1979. GARDEN QUAR TER APARTMENTS WORK 385-4935 NITES 385-4350 8 11TFC McHENRY 2 bedroom home on acre, ready now $;510 312- 249 1212 C W RENTALS, fee 8-16-8 18c LARGE LUXURIOUS Duplex on water, two bedrooms, double vanity bath, living room, dming area. Kitchen with breakfast area Washer, dryer and garage In town 4 block to shopping 815-385-3493 8-2tfc LIVE IN BEAUTIFUL LAKE 6ENEVA Deluxe ] & 2 bedroom apart­ ments fully carpeted 1 '/, ceramic baths color applian ces dishwasher air con ditioning. laundry large storage area gas heat From $225.00. By lake several blocks from downtown. GENEVA LAKE APARTMENTS 1321 W Main Lake Geneva Wis 414-248-4572 s 2 tf SS MT COLUMN Award Grants For Basic Skills ir.tr c i t r r m t i p i t GARAGE SALE, wheelchair; WANTED PUPPIES 6-8 weeks . X \ GARAGE SALE, ENTIRE STREET. Worthmore Estates. Thursday thru Sunday, August 17th thru August 20th. 14 miles West of Rt. 12 off Rt. 134 (or Bay Road) not before 9:00 am. Follow signs. 22 ft. cabin cruiser and trailer; refrigerator; camping and sporting equipment; trombone and coronet; organ; glassware; china; clothing; drapes; ceramics; antiques; tools; lamps and much more. You name it .we have it! 8-16-8- 18c AUGUST 17th and 18th, household furniture, dishes collectables and antiques. 1308 N Court 8-16-8-18C AUG. 18th and 19th, 9: am to 6 pm, lots of clothes, including like new ski and snowmobile suits, toys, games, collectables, 27 ft. pool 3820 N Spring Grove Road, McHenry 8-18-8-18c GARAGE SALE, 4318 Mayfair Drive, August 16, 17 & 18th, 9 am til ? also August 21st thru August 25th, Misc. items. 8-16- 8-18c 5 FAMILY GARAGE & Moving Sale, Gait Airport, 5112 Greenwood, Saturday, August 19th from 10am to 4pm Rain date August 20th, 10am to 4pm Train or ping-pong table; phonographs; Gerrard turn­ table; books; football and wrestling shoes; ice skates; skis and boots; roof top carrier; cookware; dishes; toys games; silver flatware; antiques; collectibles; old refrigerator; trunk; coronet; steam setter; table top broiler; clock; small appliances and clothing all sizes 8-16-8-18c GARAGE SALE. Thursday & Friday, 9 a m til 5 p.m. 903 N Green St., McHenry 8-16-8 18c FOft RENT CLEAN SLEEPING ROOMS daily or weekly 815-385-0266 or 815-385-8905 8-2tfc 3 BEDROOM RANCH in Foxridge 2 car garage, $395 per mo 344-1847 7-28TFC Deluxe l & 2 bedroom apart ments now available, air conditioning, swimming pool, 1 year lease Security deposit required, no pets. Call 815-344- 0880 8-2tfc CRYSTAL LAKE, 3 bedroom ranch; newly redecorated, carpeted, kids o k pet0 $350 312-249-1212 C W RENTALS, fee 816818c FOR RENT 30 *40 Building 2 10 x10 Ovwrhwod Doors 2 Service Doors Zoned B 3 Commerciot Block from Moin Highwoy Ideal location for car detoiling, storage, etc Call b«twMn 8:00 om - 5:00 pm 815-3SS-2950 GARAGE SALE, wheelchair; childrens table and chairs; baby buggy; baby crib and mattress; lamps; end tables; antique sewing machine; 36 ft. wooden extension ladder; childrens clothing; household items; 1620 North Court, August 18th & 19th, 9am to 4 pm, please no Early Birds. 8-16 1st floor office space on Rte 12 in Richmond Reasonable rent, ideal for professional office or business office. 815-678-4441 8- 2tfc For Rent, Crystal Lake, Condo, two bedroom, two bath, ap­ pliances. carpeting, air con ditioning. ammenities, close to shopping 815-385-0017 8-16-8- 25c Two bedroom house, full bath, furnished, cabinet kitchen, storage shed in back Wonder Lake $220 00 Available now 4 block from beach 312-593-8296 after 4pm 8-16-8- 18c SLEEPING ROOMS. For working people with kitchen priveleges $30 00 per week 385-6633 8-16-8-18c For rent, two bedroom house, stove and refrigerator, washer and dryer, large yard, garage Lake rights $330 00 815-344-2564 or 312 336-3550 8-16-8-18C LANDLORDS Advertise through us free' We need all size homes and apartments, all price ranges C W RENTALS. 312-249-0015 8-16-8-18c STORAGE SPACE all sizes, inside or out, monthly rental. The Keep Mini Warehouse, 815- 455-00% 8-2-tfc Garage Sale-Clothing- Women's, girls; men's (some never worn) carpet scraps, toys, skates, lamps, new coleman stove, room dividers, misc. household. Fri. 9am to 6 pm Sat., 9am to 5pm Aug 18 & 19, 3914 W Maple SAT & SUN. only, 9-5, 54 ft. bar, formica top, 2 bar stools Dishwasher, shag carpet for small room, casing for baseboard heat, lots of misc. items 2310 Manor, Eastwood Manor 8-16 GARAGE SALE, 2818 W Lincoln Rd . McHenry. Friday & Saturday, Aug 18 & 19, 9 to 5. 3 pc bedroom set, antique secretary, 2 pc. Danish set. Several chairs, oventype BBQ grill, 22 rifle and much more 8- 16 GARAGE SALE, Friday & Saturday, 9 a m to 5 p.m 2211 N. Ringwood Rd , McHenry 8- 16-8- 18c GARAGE SALE VAL MAR - 1704 Ranch, Friday, Aug 18, Saturday, Aug 19, 9-5 Dresser, camera, wall shelves, skates, bikes, 78 r p m records, Levis, misc. items 8-16-8-18c LUDWIG SNARE drum, Clinton VP 2 Oboe and case, 4 tires and rims 78-13. Tent, beds, 2 single, l double canopy, down ski jacket, ski boots. Ice skates. Skis, and clothes Thurs , Fri., Sat., 9 a m till 3806 Clover, Edgebrook Heights 385-0675 8- 16818c WANTED PUPPIES 6-8 old, good homes guaranteed. Also we buy Poodle or Schnauzer mixed pups. 815-385- 7897 8-2tfc GIVEAWAY Male cat 14 years old, snow white with amber eyes, tolerates dogs. Must be onlycat 815-344-1044. 8-16 7g mB YARD SALE, Saturday, & Sunday, 9 am to 5 p.m., dressers, sofa, recliner chair, ping pong table, silver, crystal, high chair, many misc items, some clothes, 3907 W Ringwood Rd between Rt 31 and Wilmot Road on Ringwood 815-675-6064 8-16-8-18c UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT VFW, Clubhouse and Hall for rent, seating capacity for 400 Call 385-9860 9 to 12 weekdays or after 6 pm 8-2tfc 3 BEDROOM HOUSE w basement and garage John sburg-Sunnyside area, no pets $275 per month Available immediately 385-7032 8-16 GARAGE SALE, kitchen sink, medicine cabinet, 6 solid wood doors and many misc 2618 W Kashmiri, McHenry, Thur­ sday, Friday & Saturday 8am til 5 p.m 8-16-8-18c GARAGE SALE Wednesday thru Saturday Aug 16 thru Aug 19, 9 a m til Dusk Everything from A to Z, 909 W North Ave , Lilymoor Subdivision 8-16-8-18c GARAGE SALE. Thursday Aug 17 through Sunday Aug 20, 9 a m to 6 p.m., furniture, two electric stoves in excellent condition, refrigerator in good condition, ping pong table, black & white television in good working condition, books, dishes, clothing and much misc 2601 W Ringwood Rd , McHenry (4 mile west of Spring Grove Road > 8-16-8-18c RIVER TERRACE Street Sale. 900 thru 1100 West River Terrace, complete six year crib, kitchen table, cement mixer. Sun Fish Sailboat, children's toys and clothing, bed frames, glassware and collectibles and much more 9 a m to 4 p m Saturday, Aug 19 * 8 16-8- 18c I I I I I I I I I I DOG BOARDING GROOMING SCHNAUZER Puppies for Sole WALNUT HINGE KENNEL 818 S. Rte. 31 McHenry, ll. •-2-TM School projects emphasizing literacy, reading achievement and other basil skills are among those being awarded grants by the state board of education for the 1978-79 school year. The grants, which are made available through Title IV of the federal Elementary and Secondary Education act, are awarded in two major classifications: 1) -innovative projects designed to support new solutions in education and, 2)-diffusion projects designed to spread the use of proven programs among Illinois school systems. Also qualifying for Title IV funding are proposals to establish seven Illinois centers for Educational Im-« provement, and regional units that would fill local district needs for supplementary educational services. Among eighty-nine grants approved by the state board, twenty for projects dealing with reading, writing, language and math-basic skill areas which the. board has identified as a priority concern. State Superintendent of education Joseph M. Cronin said, "The grant selections indicate not only the state board of education's com­ mitment to basic education, but also its attention to other emerging needs. "Some of the projects," he said, "point to the growing need for citizens to know more about energy *and the environment. Several others suggest techniques for educating handicapped children and understanding their unique needs. Another group reflects the importance of preparing today's youth for the adult HORSES SAVE $$$. Buy this beautiful purebred Arabian colt before he turns two years old on 1-20- 79. Sired by twice Top Ten park horse vCarrador, out of Polish- bred English pleasure show mare. Bay with blaze and stockings, high action. Will make fine show or pleasure horse. Well started on ground work. Priced at $1500. until Jan. 1 815-568-6825 8-16-8-18C Town-Country Tips HORSES BOARDED j Pasture $40 mo. Box Stalls $75 mo. Dally Grain Turn Out Outside Riding Arena RAJA ACRES (Serving McHonry/Woodstock Aroo) Call MOTORCYCLES Looking for competitieve motorcycle Insurance? Give us a call Fitzgerald Insurance Agency 815-385-4619 or 815-385- 8700 . 8-2tfc 750 HONDA, LOW MILES, MUCH CUSTOM WORK. $975. Call after 6:00 385-5857 8- 11-8-30C 1976-77 KAWASAKI KZ-400, 4800 miles, like new. Headers and other extras $1,000. 455-3232 8-11-8-18C 1975 KAWASAKI 500, 1460 original miles, Helmet and crash bar included, best offer 815-385-8618 call after 6 pm or 815-344-0580 8-16-8-18C MUST SELL 1976 Suzuki GT500, low miles, good con­ dition No reasonable offer refused Call after 4 :00. 815-653- 9797 8-16-8-18c 1977 SUZUKI 750 GS 1700 miles, full dress, mint con­ dition, many extras $3,100 00 or best offer 385-2232 8-16-8-18C GARAGE SALE, 4704 East Wonder Lake Road, Wonder Lake, 111 , Wednesday thru Sunday 9 a.m. til 0 new & used items, much misc 8-16-8-18C 4 FAMILY YARD SALE on Aug 17, 18 & 19. at 8008 Oak- wood Dr., Wonder Lake, ( W o o d e d S h o r e s ) 9 a m t o 5 p m , refrigerator. TV, clothes, furniture, bedspreads, jewelry, toys, gift items, glassware and much misc All in excellent condition' 8-16-8-18c GARAGE SALE, Aug 18 & 19, F r i d a y a n d S a t u r d a y 9 a m t o 5:30 pm . kitchen table and chairs, recliner. pool table, humidifier, clothing, long dresses, household items, toys, games, and other misc 1620 Highview. Lakeland Park, McHenry 8-16-8-18c YARD SALE 323 West South Street, Woodstock Aug 18 thru 20th, 10 a m to 5 p m , household items, old chairs and furniture, console sewing machine, oriental rug. many other old items no toys 8 16-8- 18c GARAGE SALE. Aug 17/18, & 19, 9 a m to 5 pm . electric Roaster, household items, toys, and much misc Holiday & Elm, Holiday Hills 8 16-8-18c SITUATION (PANTED RELIABLE dependable, teenage girl, looking for babysitting job, needs tran­ sportation. Johnsburg and Sunnyside area Call after 6 pm 385 7861 8 16-8-18c WILL DO HOUSECLEANING once a week for $30 312-587-5591 8-11-8-18C 1973 MODEL SE 74, Indian bike, used very little, excellent condition $265 Call 815-385 3490 8-16-8-18c SOATS * MOTORS 1972 RIVERA Pontoon boat 27 ft.. 65 h p electric start, top condition $3,295 385-5478 or 385-4340 8 16-8-18c Boat-21 Ft THOMPSON In board-Outboard motor 1971 model, seats 7 $4,500 or best offer Call 815-459-5469 8-16-8 18c 1963 CRIS-CRAFT Cavalier sleeps 4, good condition, 283 Chevy inboard with trailer 312- 526-2981 8-16-8- 18c 12 ft fiberglass Row Boat, 5 h p Johnson motor $100 815 385-7924 after 6pm 8-16-18-c 14 ft Appleby with trailer and 9 5 hp Esha motor, 1974 model Live well, two swivel seats. $750 00 Can be seen at Burton Bridge Marina 815-459 2132 8 16-9-lc WANTED TO RENT WANTED TO KENT Responsible professional couple seek 2-3 bedroom duplex or home Call 815-737 8676 8 16 8-18c WANTED TO BUY ANTIQUE-FURNITURE, China and glass. 815-653-7497 8 9-tfc by David Mochwr, Extension Swrvko 33S-3737 - 338-4747 By David G. Plocher, Ex­ tension adviser, Agriculture, McHenry county) Beef Carcass Awards - Erv Walters' steer won the first place rating in the recent McHenry County Livestock Association Carcass contest. The steer had an adjusted retail yield of 54.4 and a loin eye area of 13.9 square inches. Ray Pihl of Harvard had the first place heifer that had an adjusted retail yield of 51.5 and a loin eye area of 10 8 square inches. The second place steer belonged to Jim Book of Harvard and the second place heifer to Ray Kuhlman of Hebron. Congratulations To -My co­ workers, Kathi Heberer and Nancy Moore and I want to extend out congratulations to all of the 4-H members who finished their 4-H year last week by exhibiting their projects at the County fair. Everyone working together in the 4-H program makes it the asset to McHenry county youth that it is. Picking Garden Produce - Jim Fizzell, Horticulturist for the University of Illinois gave me a few tips on picking garden crops that I thought I'd share with you. Pick beans when pods are 3-5 inches long and smooth. Summer squash should be picked before they become too large and seedy. When the fruit is hard to puncture with your fingernail, the fruit is getting over-ripe Watermelons are much harder to detect. If you can tell the difference between a ringing and a "thud", thump the melon. If it "says" thud, pick it. Garden Talk - Don't miss the August Garden Talk on WGN TV Channel 9, Chicago 6:30- 7 30 a m on weekdays (day varies) or WTVO Channel 17, Rockford. Sundays at 11:25 am The topics to be discussed by University of Illinois Professors and Specialists in August are "Pin Oak Iron Deficiency" - week of Aug. 17; "Thornless Blackberries" - Aug. 21; "After Harvest Disease Control" - Aug. 28. Vacation Plans - I will be on vacation until Aug 22, recovering after a busy sum­ mer. If you have problems that cannot wait, my secretary will do her utmost to help you. Other county advisers will be on call. Corn Borer - Keep your eyes out for egg masses or for newly hatched larvae. Larvae can be found feeding on pollen or leaf tissue in the leaf axils Egg masses appear as fish scales since they overlap They are flat and about inch in diameter Egg masses turn from white to pale yellow and then darker before the hatch If 50 percent or more of the plants have larvae on them or if egg masses average one or more per plant treatment is justified furadan 10G, Diazinon 14E, Dyfanate 20G, or Sevin 10G, are recommended SERVICE NEWS A Co., 1st Bn , 131st National Guard infantry of Woodstock recently saw three of its leaders promoted The com­ manding officer of the unit, 1st Lt. Richard Gordon of McHenry, received his promotion to captain Two other men promoted were Staff Sgt. John Petro and Staff Sgt. Howard Browning, both of Woodstock, to the grade of Sergeant first class During the past month five area men also enlisted in the unit Enlisting were Sp4 Michael Smutney of McHenry and Privates Richard Hoye of East Dundee, Dwight Guilfoil, Sr of Arlington Heights, Nick Ramon, Jr. of Woodstock and Roger Holman of Harvard "A" company recently completed its two weeks of annual training at Ft McCoy, Wis The Infantry unit par­ ticipated in combat field maneuvers including patrolling exercises and a six day bivouac These maneuvers were carried out against elements of the 101st Air Assault division from Ft Campbell, Ky., who were ac­ ting as the aggressor force At the completion of summer camp several members of "A" company received awards at a battalion ceremony presided over by Major Wayne Marino, battalion commander. "A" company as a whole was cited as the best company overall for the year 1978 Capt Gordon received an Army commendation citation for outstanding leadership and performance For more information con cerning a part time job with "A" Company contact Sgt Onley at 815-338-0092 CARD Of THANKS I want to thank my family, relatives and friends for the cards, visits and prayers, while I was in the Hospital and since returning home Wm Stilling 8-16 Dennis Wilson In Delayed Entry Program Of Navy McHenry youth, Dennis J Wilson, son of Mr and Mrs George R Wilson of 2602 South Holiday drive, recently enlisted in the U S Navy under the Delayed Entry program Under this program, the 1978 graduate of West campus high school can take up to twelve months to report for recruit training at Orlando, Fla After recruit training. Dennis will begin apprentice training in the general aviation field Tim Thomson Returns From , Hong Kong Visit Navy Lieutenant Tim Thomson, son of Carl A and Lorraine Thomson of 1302 E Route 134, Ingleside. recently visited Hong Kong He is the power plant's branch officer of Attack Squadron 196, based at Whidbey Island Naval Air station. Oak Harbor. Wash His squadron currently is em­ barked aboard the aircraft carrier USS Enterprise, operating as an unit of the U.S. Seventh fleet in the Western Pacific. His squadron's Hong Kong port visit was part of the Seventh fleet's mission of presenting goodwill in the Western Pacific area. Attack Squadron 196's remaining schedule calls for participation in training exercises with other Seventh fleet units and those of allied nations. Port visits also are scheduled in several other Far Eastern countries • * * * Why not make up your mind to do something every day to improve yourself? • • * • World progress would move faster if people would talk less and work harder. • * • • A vacation in July, August or September might add several years to your life. world by clarifying values and enhancing their sense of responsibility." Of the eighty-nine grants, nine are for first-year in­ novative projects and seven are for programs new to the Illinois Diffusion network, the system used to encourage program adoptions by other districts. Five are planning grants that enable school districts to develop proposals for sub­ sequent innovative projects. The remaihing grants are for continuations of existing in­ novative and diffusion programs and for the Centers for Educational Improvement. Superintendent Cronin ter­ med the Illinois Diffusion network "an effective device for upgrading school programs in areas needing attention. It serves as a prime source of help to educators in meeting local needs with programs that offer cost effectiveness as well as demonstrated quality. . "Acceptance of the network programs has been excellent," according to Cronin. "In the three years since the network was established, none of its programs has yet outlived its usefulness," he explained. To date there have been 566 adoptions of the original dif­ fusion programs. Another 406 adoptions are projected for the 1978-79 school year. Nine Diffusion fairs are scheduled for this fall to en­ courage even more adoptions. They will be conducted between Sept. 13 and Nov. 16 by program service teams of the state education agency at locations throughout Illinois. Programs become eligible for the diffusion network when their merit hfs been validated by an assessment of educators associated with neither the affected districts nor the state board of education. Innovative project grants also are based on reviews by teams of educators not associated with the state office. In both cases recommendations for grants are m&de to the State Board by the Title IV ESEA Advisory Council. The advisory council also submitted recommendations to the state board for funding the seven educational im­ provement centers. These regional centers, to be ad­ ministered by five school districts and two education service region offices, will be sources for services not presently available to most districts in sufficient quantity or quality Through the centers, school systems will receive assistance in conducting needs assessments, locating ap­ propriate resources, providing inservice training and con­ ducting other activities. One Title IV grant recipient is McHenry High School District 156 for a Simulated E m p l o y e e E x p e r i e n c e program Guard Promotion To Captain For Gordon UlLLAOl MOTORS HKWlHYi 926 FRONT RT. 31 815-385-9303 HOURS. 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'3775 --AUTOMOBILES-- 1976 LINCOLN MARK IV >8475 Stirto, MR root, Mi povtr, km tutor intonor, tM mlmk, MjNO mOm, mmt condition 1976 FORD GRAND TORINO 4 DR *3275 21,000 mil#* air cm*., ante, tram., ptmr stawtaf, M*" kata* mqrf ml. 1975 BUICK REGAL COUPE *3475 V4, air cm4., ante tram., powar stawint pmm brafcaa 1975 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO LANDAU COUPE '3675 Auto trammouM, power staannt, powar ferato. mt air. cm4. 1975 HORNET WAGON '2275 S cfhadar, auto, trans., powar itaanni 1975 TORINO WAGON *2675 3 saatar, air cat*., ante, trans., poarar staarint pnwar fcrahas 1975 OLDS DELTA R0YALE 4 DR *3275 Air can*., aata. trans., pawar staarint P°»ar krakas, mint ca**ttan. 1975 CHEVY CAPRICE COUPE *3475 Mr cant, crnisa cMtrai, vinyl ranI. 1974 OLDS VISTA CRUISER WAGON.... <2675 Aif coftd>i wito. povtr stNfM|i povtf 1974 PLYMOUTH GOLD DUSTER *2275 f cylinder, air can*., ante, trans., poarar stoerint paver brakes. 1973 CHEVY I^LIBUCOUPE. *2275 1973 CHEVY CAMAR0 *2675 Ante, trans., air cent, power stoerint pearet brakes. 1973 CHEVY NOVA COUPE *1775 350 en. in. 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