HiRw
NEW
YORK
AP
Nine
teen
years
ago
Father
Her
bert
Redmond
a
Catholic
priest
threw
away
his
sched
uled
sermon
Instead
he
told
the
parishioners
at
St
Francis
Xavler
Roman
Catholic
Church
in
Brooklyn
to
go
home
keep
the
Command
ments
and
say
a
prayer
for
Gil
Hodges
Sunday
night
father
Red
mond
said
another
prayer
for
Gil
Hodges
-
the
Catholic
prayer
for
the
dead
The
63-year-old
priest
long
time
chaplain
for
the
Nursing
Sisters
of
the
Sick
Poor
learned
of
the
death
of
Hodges
manager
of
base
baseballs
¬
balls
New
York
Mets
while
watching
television
Sunday
evening
They
flashed
the
news
across
the
bottom
of
the
screen
he
said
I
felt
very
bad
and
I
Immediately
said
the
Catholic
prayer
for
the
dead
Father
Redmond
recalled
that
It
was
a
hot
muggy
spring
day
in
1053
when
he
de
cided
to
call
off
his
sermon
Hodges
first
baseman
for
Brooklyn
Dodeers
was
mired
Sports
S
sorts
BY
RON
ALLERTON
Today
we
head
recklessly
back
out
onto
the
prediction
limb
What
better
way
to
avoid
tarnishing
our
predic
prediction
¬
tion
record
than
to
let
someone
else
forecast
the
baseball
season
That
is
presuming
there
will
be
a
season
In
spite
of
all
the
strike
problems
baseball
is
simply
too
big
a
money
maker
for
the
owners
to
delay
starting
the
season
too
long
So
with
the
talents
of
Associated
Press
baseball
expert
Hal
Bock
lets
take
a
look
at
how
the
teams
are
likely
to
finish
In
the
American
league
east
Bock
expects
the
Baltimore
Orioles
to
repeat
as
division
winners
Even
with
the
trade
of
Frank
Robinson
to
the
Dodgers
the
Birds
are
still
too
strong
Baltimores
biggest
strength
continues
to
be
the
mound
staff
of
Dave
McNally
Mike
Cuellar
Jim
Palmer
and
Pat
Dobson
who
all
won
20
games
or
more
last
season
In
the
west
division
Bock
sees
the
Oakland
Athletics
repeating
with
or
without
Vida
Blue
The
Detroit
Tigers
should
give
the
Orioles
a
run
in
the
east
and
manager
Billy
Martin
is
convinced
the
Tigers
can
catch
the
Birds
The
New
York
Yankees
improved
at
several
spots
are
rated
third
with
a
chance
to
make
a
serious
run
at
Detroit
In
the
west
the
Chicago
White
Sox
are
expected
to
replace
Kansas
City
as
the
runner
up
The
Royals
who
finished
a
surprising
second
last
season
are
picked
for
third
The
National
league
could
again
prove
to
be
the
most
interesting
of
the
two
leagues
In
the
west
the
Los
Angeles
Dodgers
fell
one
game
short
of
the
San
Francisco
Giants
but
figure
they
have
the
horses
to
go
all
the
way
this
time
around
In
the
east
the
Pittsburgh
Pirates
are
solid
favorites
to
repeat
Their
biggest
problem
is
they
have
too
many
good
players
but
can
play
only
nine
at
a
time
The
Bucs
surprised
a
lot
of
people
by
beating
Baltimore
in
the
World
Series
and
certainly
havent
developed
any
weakness
since
Bock
thinks
the
Giants
may
also
be
passed
by
some
other
clubs
particularly
the
Houston
Astros
and
possibly
the
Cincinnati
Reds
Houston
with
a
solid
club
has
added
several
new
faces
while
the
Giants
are
a
year
older
with
questionable
pitching
depth
The
St
Louis
Cards
are
rated
second
to
the
Pirates
in
the
east
with
the
Chicago
Cubs
picked
for
third
The
Montreal
Expos
who
escaped
the
cellar
last
season
are
again
picked
for
fifth
ahead
of
the
Phila
Philadelphia
¬
delphia
Phillies
The
Expos
home
field
Jarry
Park
is
still
more
white
than
green
and
the
club
may
have
to
open
the
season
with
snowshoes
instead
of
spikes
The
strike
could
be
a
factor
in
the
overall
out
outcome
¬
come
Most
training
camps
have
closed
and
the
players
have
headed
home
Some
clubs
were
obviously
coming
along
faster
than
others
in
spring
training
and
when
the
strike
ends
some
could
be
in
better
shape
to
get
off
to
a
quick
start
The
Reds
proved
two
seasons
ago
how
much
value
there
is
in
starting
fast
Winning
10
or
12
of
the
first
15
games
can
give
a
team
a
nice
cushion
for
later
in
the
season
So
this
is
how
Bock
and
AP
see
the
rounders
season
In
the
American
league
west
1
Oakland
2
Chicago
3
Kansas
City
4
Minnesota
5
California
6
Texas
In
the
east
1
Baltimore
2
Detroit
3
New
York
4
Boston
5
Milwaukee
6
Cleveland
In
the
National
league
east
1
Pittsburgh
2
St
Louis
3
Chicago
4
New
York
5
Montreal
6
Philadelphia
In
the
west
1
Los
Angeles
2
Houston
3
San
Francisco
4
Cincinnati
5
Atlanta
6
San
Diego
Gil
Hodges
goes
home
In
a
batting
slump
a
carry
over
from
the
19S2
World
Se
ries
when
he
went
0-for-21
and
became
the
first
player
ever
to
go
hltless
In
a
seven
game
series
It
was
Just
spontaneous
he
recalled
It
was
the
only
time
I
said
anything
without
preparation
There
was
a
lit
tie
chuckle
and
everyone
went
home
But
there
was
a
re
porter
present
a
member
of
the
parish
and
he
wrote
the
story
I
remember
that
Gil
broke
out
of
his
slump
that
afternoon
with
two
home
runs
Hodges
who
would
have
been
48
today
collapsed
and
died
Sunday
at
a
motel
in
West
Palm
Beach
Fla
after
playing
27
holes
of
golf
The
scheduled
exhibition
game
be
tween
the
Mets
and
Montreal
Exios
had
been
cancelled
be
cause
of
the
baseball
players
strike
The
body
will
be
on
view
Wednesday
and
Thursday
at
Our
Lady
Help
of
Christians
Church
in
Brooklyn
A
high
mass
will
be
sung
Thursday
followed
by
burial
In
Brook
lyns
Holy
Cross
cemetery
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Who
says
boxing
is
an
all
male
sport
When
Pam
Von
Hatten
got
tired
of
sitting
alone
at
home
while
husband
Tommy
pursued
his
pro
welterweight
career
she
decided
to
work
his
corner
as
his
second
Not
only
does
it
reduce
overhead
the
great
figure
in
a
hot
pants
outfit
adds
much
color
between
rounds
Von
Hattens
record
was
not
reported
but
the
husband
and
wife
team
is
no
doubt
a
fight
promoters
delight
Lee
Trevino
mad
at
two
incidents
AUGUSTA
Ga
AP-
Lee
Trevino
came
back
Monday
to
the
Masters
golf
tournament
he
once
refused
to
play
and
in
a
huff
threatened
to
leave
again
Trevino
first
blew
up
when
a
security
guard
threatened
to
kick
his
black
driver
caddy
Neal
Harvey
off
the
Augusta
National
course
This
is
my
driver
man
Trevino
stormed
If
he
goes
I
go
too
I
can
drive
out
the
same
way
I
drove
In
M
T
Collins
of
Atlanta
chief
of
the
security
force
gave
Harvey
a
complimen
complimentary
¬
tary
parking
tag
The
fiery
Mexican-American
who
won
the
US
Cana
Canadian
¬
dian
and
British
opens
vowed
two
years
ago
never
to
play
in
another
Masters
saying
the
long
hilly
course
wasnt
suited
to
his
game
Later
he
apologized
While
the
thoughts
of
many
people
are
turning
to
spring
and
summer
activities
spring
skiing
is
at
Its
best
The
current
issue
of
the
Hic
Hickory
¬
kory
Wing
Ski
Club
newsletter
reviews
activities
of
the
winter
season
and
thanks
many
people
for
their
efforts
to
make
a
var
variety
¬
iety
of
events
successful
Bill
Wonnacott
retiring
after
two
years
as
club
president
has
urged
all
members
to
attend
the
spring
general
meeting
and
elec
election
¬
tion
of
officers
April
30
at
8
pm
in
the
Simon
Fraser
Hotel
ball
ballroom
¬
room
Reports
wtll
be
heard
from
all
committee
chairmen
and
the
club
would
like
to
hear
comments
and
criticisms
on
events
of
this
sea
season
¬
son
and
those
planned
for
next
year
This
is
your
club
and
your
participation
is
important
says
Wonnacott
Prince
George
organizers
re
received
¬
ceived
a
high
rating
for
staging
the
Pontlac
Cup
event
in
Febru
February
¬
ary
Although
the
races
were
run
in
poor
weather
the
rating
was
95
per
cent
for
the
giant
slalom
and
965
per
cent
for
the
slalom
Dr
Hugh
MacLennan
presi
president
¬
dent
of
the
CanadianSklAssocU
tion
says
These
are
the
highest
of
any
race
held
this
year
and
I
heartily
concur
with
the
techni
technical
¬
cal
delegates
remarks
that
the
club
and
the
race
committee
are
to
be
congratulated
in
holding
such
a
well
run
and
high
quality
meet
Club
members
who
billeted
competitors
were
singled
out
for
thanks
Several
people
were
tanked
for
their
efforts
in
organizing
Trevino
later
had
his
fuse
ignited
again
also
over
an
in
incident
¬
cident
Involving
credentials
for
Harvey
The
caddy
driver
and
per
personal
¬
sonal
valet
was
watching
Trevino
practise
on
the
No
8
hole
when
a
security
guard
in
intercepted
¬
tercepted
Harvey
I
bought
five
season
tick
tickets
¬
ets
and
paid
for
them
Trov
lno
said
One
of
them
was
for
Neal
Now
they
say
the
season
tickets
are
not
good
for
Monday
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
If
Neal
goes
I
go
Whos
going
to
drive
me
otherwise
right
Ellis
D
Slater
of
New
York
an
Augusta
club
member
wearing
an
official
green
jacket
told
Trevino
The
season
tickets
are
good
only
for
the
tournament
Daily
tickets
are
sold
for
the
other
days
April
30
date
for
city
skiers
and
running
the
recent
Nancy
Greene
ski
league
zone
cham
championships
pionships
Lou
Jewitt
Dan
Worn
Al
Fletcher
and
Lome
McDonald
During
the
Easter
vacation
C
class
junior
racers
are
taking
part
in
three
days
of
racing
and
training
at
Osoyoos
David
Dittman
Bob
Knight
and
Dale
Stephens
are
entered
in
the
BC
juvenile
championships
next
Monday
at
Jasper
and
Sunday
oth
other
¬
er
Juniors
will
be
at
Pine
Pass
for
the
Mackenzie
Ski
Clubs
first
meet
Cross
country
skiing
had
a
banner
year
Many
people
worked
to
bring
about
the
success
which
includ
included
¬
ed
junior
skiers
coming
home
with
many
more
trophies
than
ever
before
in
a
single
season
Prince
George
still
has
the
strongest
cross
country
team
in
the
province
and
among
the
best
in
the
country
says
the
news
newsletter
¬
letter
Plans
are
already
well
advanc
advanced
¬
ed
for
next
years
cross
country
program
with
improvements
planned
for
the
trails
at
Tabor
and
Otway
The
ski-a-thon
held
Feb
19
raised
2134
with
40
per
cent
going
to
the
travel
funds
of
al
alpine
¬
pine
cross
country
and
jumping
skiers
Local
prizes
will
be
pre
presented
¬
sented
at
the
middle
of
this
month
and
the
national
draw
for
skis
takes
place
in
Banff
April
15
Membership
now
totals
804
516
families
110
couples
84
seniors
25
juniors
and
69
ju
veniles
A
large
turnout
of
these
people
i
at
the
April
30
meeting
could
go
a
long
way
toward
ensuring
an-
other
successful
season
on
thej
slopes
beginning
next
winter
Oh
you
mean
Its
just
a
matter
of
money
Trevino
asked
No
its
not
just
money
said
Slater
Then
why
dont
you
let
ev
e
r
y
b
o
d
y
In
for
nothing
Trevino
retorted
I
dont
mind
paying
the
extra
money
but
why
didnt
they
tell
me
that
there
would
be
an
extra
charge
for
the
other
days
in
the
first
plact
We
will
SLtJe
this
when
I
finish
my
round
How
much
Is
the
first
prize
Im
not
sure
I
will
be
able
to
afford
it
Archer
second
NEW
YORK
AP
-
George
Archer
lias
taken
second
place
on
professional
golfs
money
winning
list
on
the
strength
of
Ms
sudden
death
victory
In
the
Greater
Greensboro
Open
the
Professional
GolfersAssociation
Tournament
Players
Division
announced
Monday
Archer
who
defeated
Tommy
Aaron
on
the
second
extra
hole
Sunday
at
Greensboro
won
40000
to
boost
his
earnings
to
96425
for
the
year
Jack
Nick
laus
continues
to
lead
with
109473
Others
in
the
top
10
are
Tom
Weiskopf
6463C
Bob
Rosburg
58750
Bob
Murphy
58144
Grier
Jones
57178
Tony
Jack
lln
54813
Jerry
Heard
50356
Lanny
Wadklns
40838
and
Lee
Trevino
44719
S
Bulletin
board
Referees
are
needed
for
both
senior
and
minor
lacrosse
in
Prince
George
Play
in
both
sections
begins
next
month
and
anyone
interested
in
officiating
either
senior
or
minor
games
is
asked
to
contact
Harvey
Clark
at
563
2103
The
Centennials
the
newest
club
in
the
North
Cariboo
Soc
Soccer
¬
cer
League
are
practising
Wed
Wednesdays
¬
nesdays
and
Fridays
at
6
pm
at
Rotary
Stadium
The
Old
Stylers
of
the
Prince
George
senior
B
womens
soft
ball
league
is
looking
for
a
coach
and
assistant
coach
Anyone
in
interested
¬
terested
can
contact
Ron
Delorme
at
563
C640
24
major
league
teams
sched
scheduled
¬
uled
a
strategy
session
in
Chi
cago
tonight
But
even
if
the
pension
dispute
were
settled
it
was
unlikely
that
Wednesdays
traditional
Cincinnati
opener
be
between
¬
tween
the
Reds
and
Houston
As
Astros
¬
tros
could
be
played
Soccer
starts
soon
The
North
Cariboo
Soccer
Lea
League
¬
gue
begins
Its
1972
season
in
less
than
a
month
But
before
the
first
ball
is
kicked
there
are
a
few
prelimin
preliminaries
¬
aries
to
attend
to
An
Important
league
general
meeting
is
set
for
7
pm
Wednes
Wednesday
¬
day
at
the
Civic
Centre
The
meeting
room
number
is
not
known
but
league
president
Hans
Westerhout
will
be
there
early
to
direct
people
to
the
proper
place
The
meeting
is
for
players
managers
coaches
and
even
spectators
A
referee
school
is
set
for
April
14
and
15
at
a
site
to
be
announced
Coming
to
run
the
school
is
Dan
Kulai
of
Vancouver
one
of
Canadas
most
knowledgeable
soccer
men
and
a
former
World
Cup
referee
The
clinic
will
involve
both
senior
and
minor
soccer
sec
sections
¬
tions
League
play
is
due
to
start
at
the
end
of
this
month
or
early
in
May
depending
on
the
weather
Last
year
six
teams
started
and
five
finished
but
this
year
between
six
and
eight
teams
are
expected
More
sport
on
page
14
Rejection
confirmed
CHICAGO
AP
Minnesota
Twins
president
Calvin
Griffith
in
Chicago
today
for
a
meeting
of
owners
or
representatives
from
the
24
major
league
base
ball
clubs
says
the
owners
will
reaffirm
their
rejection
of
a
Major
League
Baseball
Players
Association
proposal
All
of
the
owners
will
recon
firm
what
our
players
relations
committee
has
already
de
elded
he
said
prior
to
going
to
Chicago
I
doubt
that
we
will
make
any
new
proposals
Were
stand
lng
with
our
original
offer
to
continue
the
present
benefits
at
a
cost
of
400000
Griffith
said
Monday
that
the
decision
to
turn
down
the
pro
posal
to
put
the
490000
offer
originally
made
by
the
owners
for
health
benefit
Improvements
Into
the
pension
plan
was
made
after
a
conference
call
among
members
of
the
players
rela
tions
committee
We
went
over
It
and
our
ac
tuarles
advised
us
not
to
accept
it
he
said
It
wasnt
in
the
best
Interest
of
baseball
over
all
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THE
CITIZEN
Tuesday
April
4
1972
13
First
baseball
strike
will
delay
opening
NEW
YORK
AP
-
Any
chance
that
the
baseball
season
could
open
as
scheduled
Wednesday
seemed
gone
today
as
more
charges
and
accuse
Uons
flew
back
and
forth
be
tween
striking
players
and
club
owners
following
the
owners
rejection
of
a
proposed
settle
settlement
¬
ment
by
the
players
associa
tion
Sixteen
other
teams
were
slated
to
open
Thursday
the
rest
on
Friday
I
doubt
that
well
make
any
new
proposals
said
Calvin
Grlfflfth
owner
of
Minnesota
Twins
Were
staying
with
our
original
offer
The
owners
rejected
Monday
night
a
proposal
by
the
Major
Meanwhile
the
heads
of
the
f
TT
VVr
UW
VVt
tkW
UV
been
on
strike
since
Saturday
to
fund
the
proposed
17-per-cent
increase
in
retirement
benefits
mostly
from
increased
interest
which
the
pension
plan
is
earn
earning
¬
ing
The
plan
Is
designed
to
earn
42
per
cent
annual
from
its
in
investments
¬
vestments
but
in
recent
years
the
rate
lias
gone
up
nine
to
9-
per
cent
figuring
out
to
an
over
all
average
of
six
per
cent
Marvin
Miller
head
of
the
players
group
said
the
differ
difference
¬
ence
between
4
and
six
per
cent
is
660000
a
year
However
both
the
players
as
association
¬
sociation
and
the
club
owners
must
agree
to
its
allocation
and
Dick
OConnell
general
man
manager
¬
ager
of
Boston
Red
Sox
said
transfer
of
the
funds
would
Jeopardize
the
entire
pension
plan
OConnell
said
two
owners
Kuhn
would
like
YORK
Pa
AP
-
Baseball
commissioner
Bowie
Kuhn
would
like
to
liave
the
players
strike
against
major
league
baseball
settled
by
the
seasons
scheduled
opening
Wednesday
but
said
he
would
be
surprised
if
it
was
settled
that
fast
Kuhn
told
the
York
Chamber
of
Commerce
Monday
that
the
position
of
the
commissioner
in
the
situation
is
frustrating
The
commissioners
proper
role
has
not
been
to
play
the
role
of
advocate
for
the
players
but
rather
to
protect
the
good
name
of
baseball
My
role
up
until
this
point
has
been
to
fol
follow
¬
low
the
events
very
closely
to
learn
where
the
parties
stand
and
to
work
behind
the
scenes
Kuhn
said
he
would
most
likely
go
to
Chicago
late
today
to
join
in
negotiations
between
the
owners
and
the
players
as
association
¬
sociation
Three
years
ago
there
was
a
similar
situation
in
baseball
where
the
players
and
owners
had
ceased
to
talk
to
each
other
I
suggested
then
that
they
sit
down
and
talk
Now
the
situation
is
differ
different
¬
ent
The
clubs
and
players
have
been
meeting
almost
dally
Thus
far
neither
side
lias
acted
out
of
anger
If
there
is
to
be
a
solution
either
sooner
or
later
It
Is
important
for
all
to
avoid
Inflammatory
remarks
Vida
Blue
on
screen
NEW
YORK
AP
-
Vida
Blue
his
job
with
a
steel
prod
u
c
t
s
firm
four
days
old
launched
a
iosslble
movie
car
career
¬
eer
Monday
and
admitted
to
a
news
conference
he
wished
it
were
a
baseball
contract
he
was
signing
I
would
have
preferred
to
have
told
you
that
I
had
signed
a
contract
to
play
baseball
the
22-year-old
unsigned
pitcher
of
the
American
League
Oakland
Atliktics
said
The
news
conference
was
called
to
announce
his
signing
to
appear
In
a
planned
series
of
films
about
a
fictional
detective
called
Shaft
Blue
winner
of
the
American
League
most
valuable
player
and
Cy
Young
awards
last
sea
season
¬
son
is
seeking
75000
to
sign
with
Oakland
Owner
Charles
FInley
has
offered
55000
Griffith
and
August
A
Busch
Jr
of
St
Louis
Cardinals
indi
indicated
¬
cated
the
players
latest
pro
proposal
¬
posal
would
take
money
away
from
players
already
retired
Miller
called
those
charges
outrageous
The
owners
have
offered
400000
for
the
health
care
seg
segment
¬
ment
of
the
pension
package
plus
90000
to
pay
for
the
in
increased
¬
creased
coverage
cost
for
re
retired
¬
tired
players
who
must
buy
the
coverage
themselves
This
would
bring
the
owners
total
annual
contribution
to
the
over
overall
¬
all
plan
to
594
million
Miller
said
an
Independent
ac
actuary
¬
tuary
hired
by
the
pension
com
committee
¬
mittee
which
consists
of
two
owners
and
two
players
re
reported
¬
ported
that
an
annual
594
mil
million
¬
lion
contribution
together
with
the
plans
earnings
would
pro
provide
¬
vide
ample
money
for
both
the
health
care
Increase
and
the
17
per
cent
in
retirement
bene
benefits
¬
fits
Miller
said
that
since
most
of
the
assets
of
the
pension
plan
are
in
long
term
mortgages
at
the
nine
to
9a
per
cent
rate
even
If
that
rate
went
down
say
to
eight
to
81
per
cent
the
average
rate
would
continue
to
rise
as
long
as
the
yearly
rate
stayed
above
six
per
cent
We
are
not
asking
for
any
more
money
than
the
owners
of
offered
¬
fered
In
our
final
meeting
at
Phoenix
March
29
Miller
said
Monday
in
making
the
new
pro
proposal
¬
posal
We
have
said
all
along
that
money
Is
not
the
Issue
We
are
accepting
the
owners
money
offer
594
million
and
in
ad
addition
¬
dition
offering
to
guarantee
the
difference
between
the
4a
per
cent
interest
the
plan
Is
de
designed
¬
signed
to
earn
and
the
six
per
cent
It
Is
earning
Its
the
same
amount
of
money
but
the
difference
Is
how
we
apply
the
money
After
the
rejection
Miller
said
the
owners
wanted
the
players
to
bend
down
and
kiss
their
shoes
The
owners
have
now
taken
on
the
full
responsibility
for
pro
prolonging
¬
longing
the
strike
right
Into
the
season
Asked
what
chances
there
were
of
settling
the
dispute
be
before
¬
fore
Wednesdays
season
opener
he
replied
None
Kelly
wins
30
km
INUVIK
NWT
CP
Fred
Kelly
a
20-year-old
from
Inuvik
won
the
30
kilometre
race
at
the
fifth
annual
Top
of
the
World
ski
championships
Monday
It
was
the
second
win
in
as
many
days
for
Kelly
who
posted
a
time
of
one
hour
28
minutes
and
two
seconds
He
won
the
15kllometre
race
Sunday
in
5577
minutes
Nils
Gryth
of
Sweden
placed
second
with
a
time
of
one
hour
29
minutes
and
two
seconds
while
Ulrlch
Wenger
of
Swltzer
land
was
third
11
seconds
be
hind
him
Auslaug
Dahl
of
Norway
who
won
the
womens
flve
kllometre
Sunday
captured
the
womens
10
kllometre
race
Monday
with
a
time
of
31
minutes
31
seconds
She
was
followed
by
Sharon
Firth
of
Inuvik
and
Hlroko
Takahashi
of
Japan
Shirley
Firth
Sharons
twin
sister
was
fifth
in
33
minutes
and
12
seconds
Twentytwo
skiers
competed
in
the
womens
event
Mon
Monday
¬
day
while
17
contestants
vied
for
top
spot
In
the
mens
race
More
than
200
skiers
from
seven
countries
actively
Involved
In
Nordic
skiing
are
competing
in
the
week
long
event
which
also
Includes
the
last
two
races
on
the
1971
72
Trans
Am
circuit
Skiers
take
a
day
off
today
for
a
tour
to
the
Arctic
coast
but
will
resume
competition
Wednesday
In
Fort
McPherson
NWT
for
one
day
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