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December 1, 1855.] THE LEADER. , 1161
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. B...
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ROYAL OLYMPIC THEATRE.—Under the Management of Mr. ALFRED WIGAN.
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December 1, 1855.] The Leader. , 1161
December 1 , 1855 . ] THE LEADER . , 1161
Births, Marriages, And Deaths. Births. B...
BIRTHS , MARRIAGES , AND DEATHS . BIRTHS . BBYCE . —On the 12 tli ult ., at Warwick-terrace , Belgrave-road , Mrs . David Bryce : a son . MATTHEWS . —On the 19 th ult ., at Tours , Prance , the wife of Capt . Matthews : a daughter . MARRIAGES . GENNYS—TCELY . —On the 23 rd of August , at Christ Church , Sydney , John Hcnn Gennys , Commander of H . M . S . Fantome , to Susanna Emily , eldest daughter of Thomas Icely , Esq ., M . L . C ., of Coombing , in the county of Bathurst , New South Wales . BURNS—TVOODHOTJSE . —On the 24 th of August , at Collinswood , Australia , Andrew Burns , Esq ., merchant , Melbourne , to Agnes , third daughter of the late William Woodhouse , of Dalmuir , N . B .
DEATHS . WOODMASS . —On the 19 th ult ., at Torquay , aged 41 , the Hon . Harriett , wife of Charles Woodmass , Esq ., and seventh daughter of the late Lord Erskine . KEDCL 1 FFE . —On the 21 th ult ., at her residence , Clifton , in the 8 th year of her age , Elizabeth , Dowag-er Lady Radeliffe . BOUGHTOX . —On the 27 th ult ., at her house . Lady Boughton , of Poston Court , Herefordshire , and of Brunswick-square , Brighton .
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FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE . Tuesday . November 27 . BANKRUPTS . — Rebecca Cbonk , Conduit-street , Regentstreet , milliner — Henkt Palmes , Portsmouth , Hampshire , linendrapor — Francis Puiuinr , Newington-causeway , watchmaker — Bobebt Wadham Stbeet , Westoii - super - Mare , Somersetshire , grocer — Fbbbbbick : Eveby , Exeter , and St . Thomas the Apostle , Devonshire , scrivener — John- Dteb , Devenport , Devonshire , biiilder—Benjamin- Scoxx , Earlsheaton , near Dawsbury , Yorkshire , blanket manufacturer — Joeic Baptt , Leeds , woollen yarn manufacturer—John Vallahck Bbllimt , Sheffield , Yorkshire , wine and spirit merchant—Francis Scaipe , Sheffield , Yorkshire , cutlery manufacturer—Robert Burns , Liverpool , millwright—Edwin - Travis , Luzley Brook Mills , near Oldharn , Lancashire . SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION . —Robert Gkibve , Edinburgh , leather seller . Friday , November 30 .
BANKRUPTS . — "Wii / liam Mitchell , Heitbt Mitchteli ., and John Mitchell , Hoarstones , Lancaster , Pendle , worsted spinners — Jonw Mitscott , Pembridg-e , Here f ord , engineer — Thomas Pagjjtt , Birmingham , zinc worker—Samuel Meek , Kendal , innkeeper—Samuel Peiestlx , Aecrington , Lancashire , grocer—Frederick D . Blxth , Birmingham , factor—John Simmons , IS , Bucklersbury , City , bill broker—John Daley , Knights Hili-road , Norwood , carpenter — James Mobkall , Bermondsey , leather dresser—Henrx Thos . Horwood , Gifford-strcet , Caledonian-road , manufacturer of paper hangings . SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS . — John Gray , Oudenard , Bridge of Earn , Perthshire , cattle dealer —Joseph Mivilbr , Edinburgh , bookseller , now deceased — Simpson and Wilson , Edinburgh , coach builders .
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MONEY MARKET AND CITY INTELLIGENCE Friday Evening , November 30 , 1855 . An easier money market and influential purchases have kept up the Funds during the week . The bear party in the Stock Exchange must be heavy losers . Their argumedt , that the present price of the Funds is too high , is not unreasonable ; they argue it is the second year of a war , and with every chance of its being continued , if not extended . The expenses are enormous—the peace party weak in numbers ; although strong in talent and generalship ; but a general election would secure such a majority that Lord Palmerston might command any amount pf support from his followers , and the possibility of a dissolution , maintained by some Journals , and vehemently denied by the Government organs , ia of itself a guarantee for a fall of I per cent , in the Funds . Then there is the Austrian occupation of the Principalities , which , if we are to believe our " own correspondents , has been protested against by the Porte most strongly ; and their protest forwarded to the two cabinets of France and England , coupled wltli the case of Colonel Turr , arc sufficient grounds for a fall in the Funds ; independent of a new loan , and the ilnancinl state of France , which is understood to be bnd . The sanguine Bulls ndmit much of this , but yet see hankerings after peace by Kussia ; nay , have not propositions of this nature been laid before tho three last Cabinet Councils ? Are they finally rejected ? Has not the great Hebrew nrm so closely connected with Austrian finance been buying largely since theHc lost ten days ? The American dilTioultvia now fairly over ; the cornrnarkets easier , and the dividend in consols to come off ; the public will buy , and peace is possible before Easter . Which ia right of these two , time alone will toll ; but at present the bears have most apparent right In their arguments . , „ , ... The half monthly settling of shares and foreign stocks has taken plncc , and passed off quietly this week , foreign stocks are not handled much , save Turkish , which has advanced 24 per cent . Railways are Btoiuly . Great Western were slightly better , after the chairman ' s letter to the Times , which would be satisfactory If lie know anything about the financial state of the oompany , but it ia thought that the nffalra of thnt . Anrrmnnv are in a vorv dcnlorable state , and
that they will have no real , no balance , to divide upon , should they persist in the ' r purpose of declaring a dividend . Great Western of Canada and Six per Cent . Canada Government Honda nnd Canada Land , nil in good deiuun . l French nnd East Indinn shares tolerably quiet . Antwerp nnd ltotterdam are being Inquired after . Crystal Palacea « re five shillings above two pounds per uhare , but the speculation in them is wearing away . No business in b orelgn « iines . Kngltah mines maintain very good prices . At four o ' clock , Consols for Account leave <> fl > 9 * to h . fl , having been < lono | to 8 U & . In tho Ualtio Coffee House , tho oil and tallow oxohango , hopes of pence Boom to huvo waned , for tallow has advanced i ' B . to 3 . f . per cwt . Aberdeen , 21 J , 2 A ; Bristol and Kxoter , fiO , 5 ; Caledonian-»¦ ' »* . 0 ; ( 'heater nnd IJolyhom ) , MJ . 12 J ; Euat Aiigllun . U , 12 ; Eastern Counties , Hi , »; Kdlnburfrft and ainHgow . <>!> . ftl » Great Northern , t 8 , » i Ditto , A Mock , 72 , 4 ; Ditto . H atock , lift , 120 ; Groat Southern and Western / Ireland ) , 10 a , io «; Grout Western . 45 > S , M ) ± ; Lancaster and Carlisle , 7 < Uft ; Ditto , Thirds , ( 1 , 7 pm ; Ditto , new Thirds ,. 0 , 7 pin \ Lnnontthlie and Yorkshire , 7 <> f , 7 i ; London and JJIackwall , H . ft ; London , Brighton . « na South Const , ! M , <> i London « J «> d North Western , D 3 J , 4 Jj Ditto South Ditto , 80 , 7 ; Manchester , Sheffield , nnd Lincolnshire , aaj , : »;
Metropolitan . ! , i dis . ; Midland , 63 } , 4 i ; Ditto , Birmingham and Derby , 36 , 8 ; Newport , Abergavenny , and Hereford , ; North British , 261 , 7 i ; North Eastern ( Berwick ) , 67 8 ; Ditto , Extension , 8 £ . 8 dis . ; Ditto , Great North Eastern purchase , 5 , 4 * dis . ; Ditto . Leed . i , 11 J 12 ; Ditto . York , 444 , 5 . *; North Staffordshire , 8 j , 8 dis ; Oxford , Worcester , and Wolverhampton , 21 , 3 ; Scottish Central . , 4 ; Scottish Midland . 73 , 5 ; South Devon , 10 $ . 11 i ; South Eastern ( Dover ) , 57 $ , 8 j ; South Wales , 30 J , 1 J ; Vale of Neath . > 8 J . 19 $ ; West Cornwall , 4 , ti ; Antwerp and Rotterdam , ? f , 8 ; Ardennes , 10 $ , f : Eastern of France , Paris and Strasbourg , 35 $ , f ; Kast India , 201 , l » ; Ditto Extension , i , f pm . ; Grand Trunk of Canada , 10 * lOdis . ; Great Indian Peninsula , 5 , J ; Luxemburgs 3 . } , 3 :
Great Western of Canada , 23 , J ; North or France , 35 i . f ; Paris and Lyons , 45 i , fi ; Paris and Orleans , 44 , 6 ; Sambre and Mense . 7 f , 8 i ; Western and N . W . of France . 29 $ , 30 * ; Agua Fria , ; Australian , ; Brazil Imperial , 2 | , 3 J . Cocaes . 2 f . 3 }; St . John del Rey , 30 , 2 : Clarendon Consols ' ; Cobre Copper , 63 , 67 ; liberty , ; Linares , 7 $ , # ;' Santiago de Cuba , 3 , $ ; United Mexican , 4 , i ; Wallers ' S , f ; Australasian Blank , 91 , 3 ; Bank of London . 54 , 5 ; City Bank , 58 , 60 ; London and Australian Chartered Bank , 17 , 18 ; Oriental Corporation , 33 , 40 ; Australian Agricultural , 27 , 8 ; Canada Land , 147 , 152 ; Canarta 6 percent , Loan , 107 , 109 ; Crystal Palace , 2 3 16 , 5-16 ; Oriental Gas , j , I i ; Peel River Land , 2 J , i ; Scottish Australian Invest , ment , 1 i , 3 ; South Australian Land , 35 , 37 .
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BRITISH FUNDS FOR THF PAST WEEK . ( Closing Prices . ) Sat . Mon . Tues . Wed . Tkur . Frid . Bank Stock 209 209 2 O 9 J 210 21 O 209 3 per Cent . Reduced . B 7 i 87 f 88 8 ? £ 881 88 J 3 per Cent . Con . An . 88 i 8 a $ i 88 J 88 J Sul 8 'jg Consols for Account . 8 S $ 88 8 S | 88 J 89 } 89 £ New 3 perCent . An .. 8 ? i 88 8 sJ 8 S | 88 J 8 < jj New 3 j per Cents ¦• - Long Ans . 1835 3 £ 3 i-lG i (> i 16 } 16 ^ India Stock 22 1 -22 : £ 226 226 Ditto Bonds , JB 1000 3 s . d .... 7 s . d 2 a . d Ditto , under £ 1000 .. 5 s . d as . d 5- d 2 s . d Cs . d 2 s . d Ex . Bills . iElOCO .... ll ? . d 5 s . d 3 s . d 3 s . d i 7 s . d 3 s . d Ditto , £ . 500 lis . d Cs . d 3 s . d 3 S-d I 9 s . d 3 s . d Ditto , Small 3 s . s-d Is- d ' 3 s , d 4 s . d
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FOREIGN FUNDS . ( Last Official Quotation ddbino the Week ending Fbiday Evening . ) Brazilian Bonds 100 Portuguese 5 per Cents . Belgian 44 per Cents Russian Bonds , 5 per Buenos Ayres 6 p . Cents 56 Cents 98 Chilian 6 per Cents 101 Russian 4 J per Cents .. .. 8 S Chilian 3 per Cents Spanish 40 Dutch 2 J per Cents G 6 Spanish Committee Cert . Dutch 4 per Cent . Certif .. of Coup , not fun Mexican 19 J Turkish « per Cents 82 Peruvian 44 per Cents .. 78 Turkish New 4 ditto 3 i Portuguese 4 per Cents . .. Venezuela 3 £ per Cents . ..
Royal Olympic Theatre.—Under The Management Of Mr. Alfred Wigan.
ROYAL OLYMPIC THEATRE . —Under the Management of Mr . ALFRED WIGAN .
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Monday—PLOT AND PASSION : characters by Siessrs . Emery . F . Robson , Leslie , G . Vining , Mia . Stirling , and Miss Bromley . — A new farce , called £ 5 REWARD ; characters by Messrs . V . Robson , Leslie , Danvers , H Cooper , and Miss Mnrston . —To conclude with the WELSH Tuesday and Wednesday — STILL WATERS RUN DEEP , Ah REWARD , nnd an Amphibious Piece of Extravagance , called CATCHING A MERMAID . Titus Tuffins . Mr . F . ROBSO . V ^ ¥ TC 5 Thursday and Friday—The Comedy of THE JEALOUS WIFE ( compressed into three acts ) : principal characters by Messrs A . Wigan . Kmery , G . Vining , Mrs . Stirling , Mis 8 Caatloton . and Miss Bromley ; £ 5 REWARD , and CATCHING A MEKSfAID , Saturday . —THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL , and £ 5 REWARD .
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ROYAL LYCEUM THEATRE . — LAST WEEK BUT ONE . The only chances of seeing the Wizard in his highly successful Necromantic Specfaole of MAGIC and MYSTERY , are now limited to a very few performances . On Tuesday , December lltli , he will have the honour of giving the moth Representation , on which occasion the Entertninrmnt will bo unusually attractive . To-nlgl » t ( Monday ) , the 92 nd Night , with Special New Attractions . Doors open each Evening at Half-past Seven ; commence nt Kigfit . Private Boxes , XX 118 Gd . and ^ 61 Is . can be obtiiincd at the Box offlce , or at the principal Libraries . Stalls , 4 s . Dress Circle , : is . Upper Boxes , 2 a . Pit , Is . Gallery , fid . TheiBox-olnoo is open daily from X 1 till 5 , under the direction of Mr . Chatterton , . Tun . Grand Fashionable Morning Performance on Saturday , December 8 th , at Two o'Clock : Doors open at PROCESSOR ANDERSON bega respectfully to announce the positive tormlnatlon . ' of hia Mugionl Performances in consequence of the great preparations for his bpectuclo and Pantomime at Covont Gaiflen Thentre .
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D R KAIIN'S GRAND ANATOMICAL MUSEUM , consisting of upwards of 1 , 000 highly Interesting Models , representing every part of tho Ilumnn Frame in Health and Disease , also the various ICaces of Men & c , open ( for Rontlemen only ) dnily from 0 till 12 . Lccturef .. v / irylng every day in tli « week , are delivered by l ) r SKVTON at 12 . 2 , 4 , anrl Imlf-pn « t 7 . AdmisiHlon , Is . — 4 COVKNTK Y-VrinCET , LKICKBTER-SQUARE .
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IMPORTANT TO ALL WHO SI NO . — Krom S . 1 ' eaiihai . l , Kmi , Vloiir Chorul of LichJlold Cathedral : — " A lady of distinction having pointed out to me the qualities of DR . LOCOCK'S PULMONIC WAFERS . I wan induced to mnke a trial of a box . and from tills trial I am happy to give my teatlmonlal In their favour . 1 nnd , bv flllowJii g a few of tho wnfertt ( taken In tho conrno of the day ) to gradually dissolve Jn tho mouth , my volcu beoomOM bright uiid clear , and tho tone frtH and dlailnct . ' 1 hey are decidedly the most efflonolous of any I have ever used . ' DR . LOOOCIt'B WAFERS give Instant relief unri a rapid euro of aathmn , coughs , and f » n dlHordera of the breath and Iuiikb .- IMco l » . « 4 <« - { ¦*«•; •• and 11 * . per box . They have a ploaaant taste . Wholesale Wureliouac , 20 , l ) ri < I « -lune , London .
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MADAME JENNY GOLDSCHMIDT-LIND . MR . MITCHELL has the honour to announce that Mr . and Madame aoldsehmidt lmvo arrived in this Country with the intention of Jrivinjr a series of CONCERTS AND ORATORIOS ; and it ia respectfully announced that on Monday Evening , December 10 , Haydn ' s Oratorio of THE CREATION will be given at Exeter Hall ; and on Monday Evening , December 17 , Mendelssohn ' s Oratorio of ELIJAH , in both of which MADAME JENNY GOLDSCHMIDTLIND will siii ff the principal Soprano parts ; her first appearance before the Public since 181 ' ) . Conductor . MC . BENEDICT . Prices of Admission : StalU ( Numbered and Reserved ) , One Guinea . Unreserved Seats ( Body of the Hall ) , l 0 s .. 6 d . West Gallery , lus . Cd . Area ( under West Gallery ) , 7 s . *» Mr . Mitchell begs to announce , that in order to prevent confusion , no more tickets will be issued than can be conveniently accommodated . Tickets will be ready for delivery on Tuesday next , December 4 , at Mr . Mitchell ' s Library , 33 , Old Bond-street , and will be distributed according to priority of application . —Royal Library , Bond-street , Nov . 29 th . All applications in reference to Mr . and Madame GoldsctiMTDirs intended Concerts , either in London or the Provinces , to be addressed to Mr . Mitchell , Royal Library , 33 , Old Bond-street .
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MONT BLANC will OPEN on MONDAY EVENING , December 3 . EGYPTIAN HALL , PICCADILLY .
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K EATING'S COUGH LOZENGES . — The vast increase in the demand for these Cough Lo zenges , and the numerous testimonials constantly received , fully justify the Proprietor in asserting they are the best and safest yet offered to the Public for the cure of the following complaints : — ASTHMA , WINTER COUGH . HOARSENESS , SHORTNESS of BREATH , and other 1 'TJLMONARY MALADIES . They have deservedly obtained the highest patronage ; very many of the Nobility , the Clergy , and the Public generally use them under ttie recommendation of some of the mast eminent of the Faculty . Prepared and sold in boxes , Is . ljd ., and tins , 2 a . 9 d ., 4 s . 6 n ., and 10 a . Cd . ench , by THOMAS KEATING , Chemist , & c , No . 79 , St . Paul's Churchyard , London . Sold retail by all druggists and patent medicine vendors in the world . K EATING'S PALE NEWFOUNDLAND COD LIVER OIL , of very fine quality , made by Messrs . Charles Fox and Co ., and recommended by Professors Taylor and Thomson , of Guy ' s and St . Thomas ' s Hospitals . Half-pints , Is . 6 d . ; pints , 2 s . < d . ; quarts , 4 e . 6 d . ; five-pint bottlea , 10 s . Gd . ; imperial measure . ' *»* Orders from the country should expressly state "KEATING'S COD LIVEK OIL , " 79 , Mt . Paul's Churchyard .
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DU . DE JONGII'S . LIGHT BROWN COD LIVER OIL . Prescribed with complete confidence by the Faculty for its purity , efficacy , and marked superiority over all other kinds . It ia entirely free from nauseous flavour , and being invariably and carefully submitted to chemical analysis—and ONI . Y SUPPLIED IN HEALED HOTTLES TO PIIECIUDE SUBSEQUENT admixtuhe on adulteration— this Oil possfssea a guarantee of genuineness and purity offered by no other Cod Liver Oil . Extract from "THE LA 2 JCET , " July 29 , 1854 . "Dr . de Jongh givea the preference to the Light Brown Oil over the Pale Oil ,-which contains scarcely any volatile fatty acid , a smaller quantity of iodine , phosphoric acid , and the elementa of bile , and upon which ingredients the efllcnoy of Cod Liver Oil no doubt partly depends Some of tho deficiencies of the Pule Oil are attributable to tho method of its preparation , and CHpecinlly to it « nitration th roughchniv coal . IN THE PREFERENCE OF THE LIGHT BROWN OVER THE PALE OIL V'R FULLY CONCUR . We have carefully tested a specimen of tho Light Brown Cod Liver Oil prepared lor medical uao under tne direction of Dr . de Jontrh , and obtained from tho wlioleaalo ngentg , Messrs . Ansah , Haitoud , and Co ., 77 , Strand . We lind It to be genuine , and rich in iodine and the elements of bile . " Sold only In bottlea , capsuled and labelled with Dr . do Jongh ' fl algnaturo , without which none ahh oenuink , by ANSAR , IIAItfc'ORD , and CO ., 77 , STRAND , London , Dr . de Jongh ' s sole Consignees j and by moat respeotable chomiHtfl in town and country . " llalf . pintH ( IOoiinoea ) . Vs . ( id . ; Pintfl . ( 20 ouj ) cea ) , 49 . Od ; Q « arf , 8 ( 40 ounccH ) , i ) a . IM I'liRI A L MKAiillUH , _^
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In the High Court of Chancery . npRIESEMAR . —On the 29 th of Mny , 1855 , I an Injunction was gmntcd by tho High Court oi Chancery , and on tho lltli of Juno following waHmadepcrnetiial , against Joaeph Franklin and othcrH , tortmtrain them , under a penalty of JEIOOO , from ImitntliiK tlila medicine , which ia protected by Royal Letter * Paten to f Kngliind , « nd (< eourcd by the Bcala of the Ecol o do I'hainnicle do I ' nrls , and the Jmporinl College of Medicine , Vienn « . 1 rlcBcrrii . r . No . I , la a remedy for Rcluxntlon . Hpormatorrliam . niujJ-xhaustionof the fiyatom . whether arMng t ^ , m neeiaeiUor climate . Trlosomar , No . 2 . olTeotuulIy . i » «•« » ' 1 1 , " . ™™ " - three days , completely uu < i entirely eroj l c le » « t oe » o , thoae disorders which oiipuivl nn « l «« b « . i ... uiiii of ii vnit thought an antidote for , to llio rul . i « ^ ¦ i I ho areut ,, ort / pn of the population . J' ^ ' ^ SlJ ^' wU ^ huW : Continental remedy lor ^ L ^ rtntVwUh m" icury , to tho inevitable doatruclioii oi i "" i' »» |<( ai , nnot rt-movo . which all the »» r « !> $ " * „ £ h /^^ vol / l o / t . Me or « rnell , Trlcaomar , Noh , I . I , «• '• « " ,,., > y litt < m t | l ( . tolU-tmiil of all nauBM '"«; ' ? " ''I f ^ uHn . ' ctc . l .-- »<> Ul l » tin cuscm , table without "" XvuoM ' *» o " frai illvliled Into B . iparato nt ll « . enoli ; ^;" l ' ^ . Vi ,, y Vli . c . 111 . Lulh-mund . Itoux . fro . [ \? T '> m Jtholtt o iJW n » U > mhm , uV , lohn « on . 08 . Jo | . < j »} »«• ; y ''" J *"" „ ,,, !'<; , ' ., us , oxford Htmil ; » nd Hanger , Oornhlll J 10 " 1 '"^ " | Well , if ' , W .-Hliiu . rulund-Htroet , \ V & tiZ ? K « £ ™™ A \& Lclth-wulk * . Edinburgh , and D . 0 . Campbell , ArffylcHtreot . Olangow .
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Leader (1850-1860), Dec. 1, 1855, page 21, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/cld_01121855/page/21/
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