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"No. 190 v '. ' '
"Cwr.arethe Maru of fa! r Hg.htfol Petcej
'lntrtrpMby Party Rage tolivellkc Brrthtri.'
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Monday, June 6, 1803.
; -
ram the National Intelligent
ELECTIONS.
Attempts v making, in the face
of all faft and truth, to irnprrfs the
nation with the idea that the late e
Ieft'ons exhibit an increafe of fe
derahfm. whereas they really prove
its great declenfioru ' Fa.Qs will
place the truth of this aflertion be
yond quefrion. I
The eleaions fof fepitefentatives
in Congrefs, it will be allowed, ar
uCm ..rliJi-h its ffpnerali form th?
heft criterion of public fentiment.
Let us then compare the relative
flrenoth of Republicans, and Feder
aliftf defied for the laft and the en.
faing Congrefs.' '
In the lait Congreis Khoae-ijiana
had one, republican, and one -federal
member; in the enfuing, he has
tw republican rrerribersi
. Ma-fachvfrtts had in the laft Con
gvef6 fix republican, "and ei&ln fe
deral members ; in the en filing Con
gref? fhr will h'tve (even republican,
ard ten frderil members
New flaxpjhire had ; in the laft
Coner-fs four federal members ; in
the enfuing Congrefs (he Will r ;.ve
feven federal membT;.
Connecticut htd in the la ft Con
grefs even federal members ; in the
enfuinjr Confcrefs fhe will have fc-
O
yen federal rnernbers.
. NetoYork.hd n t he lafTGongfefs
feveti republican, and three federal
members ; iii the enfuing Conrrefs
(lie will have twelve republican
and five federal members.
Perinfylvania had in the la ft Con
grefs ten republican, and' three fe
deral membff ; in theenluing Con
grefs (he will have eighteen republi
can members.
Vermont had in the laft Congreis
one republican, and one- federal
inernber ; in itbe enfuiri Congrrfs
(h vv.ll kavp three, republican, and
cne'fedeial members
De'azcarehzd in the laft Congreis
one federal member ; (he will have
in the enfuing Congrefs one repub
lican member:
Vrrtrinra. had in the 1? ft Congrefs
eighteen republican, ar d one f-deral
member ; ftie will have in the next
Congrefs eighteen republican, and
four federil members
South-Carolina had in the hft
Congreis three republican, and three
federal members ; lhe will have in
he nriinCohgrefs fix republican,
and two federal members
'Georgia had in the laft Congrrf.
two republican members ; (bje w;li
have in the enfuing Congrefs four
repub ican members.
Thefe are all the dates in which
elections have been held. It thefe
refults be exhibited in 3 table, and
the whole will Hand thus :
Lait Congrefs. Next Cengrefs.
6rrv
rep. fed. rep. led.
Rhode Unndt 1 o
MaffacTiufiff, 6 8 7 io
Kcw-H. .rtpt, irC, o 4 O e
Cor.neftiCul, O 7 ' o 7
New-Yofk, 7 t " 5
Pennfyltaiya, iv 3 IS o
Vermont; 1 X 1
VcUwatt o i i o
Virgin", IS I 18 4
SouthC'irolina 3 3 ; 7 2
Georgia, z o . 4 o
48 J ?i 34
Such -is the aggregate result
O!
elcrions in thefe l.r.tes. tt vvill h
recolle' ec that the number
pr0 ,f ' ps under the New Cen
fas isinciraled from 105 to 14c.
For 4V'. which the republican
had in the laft Congrefs, they ha v
now 71. y'm, :
Vhil for Vj1. which the Fedcra
. lifts had in the laft Congrefs, they
have now 34.
' It follows that while the Federa- ;
lifts have gained members, lhe re
yvill'cans hav? ?a'neo,24.
The relative gain therefore of re
publiranifm over federalifm ftands
as 2q to 2. ,
To have preferved their relativ
flrength in theruxt Congrefs, the
republicans fhould have from the a
bove ftates 63, jud the federalifts
42 members.
Inftead of which the republicans
liave 74, and the federalills 34 mem
bers. The former, therefore, have gain
ed at the rate of ,13 ( er cent ; and
the latter loft at the rate of twenty
per cent. ' ." - I
After this plain fbtement of fafts,
federalifm may Vaunt its triumphs
'S it pleafes. The more it hoafls the
tnc jc will it be aii0iacd ; as en-
q'uiry will be thereby execited and
the truth be known, which while
it fhews their rhifreprefentations,
will alfo demoftthate the depreftion
of their forces. It is true that in
Virg:nia a few federal members
have been eleaed. But bv what
means have they fucCeeded ? Not
by a fair and full expreflion of the
public will, but by the fuperior io
duftfy oftne federal candidate & his
friends, and by the falfe fecurity of
the republicans. By the republi
cans of that ftate it was not deemed
of great importance that all their re
orefentatives thculd be republicans.
It was already afcertained that a great
majority in Congrefs was already
fecured. iThis produced a. certain
degree of indifference, of which fe.
deralifrr availed itfelf. Eveiy man
of common fenfe knows that this
wijl often be, as it often has beer.
the cafe with" the majority. . Conli
!ing too fecurely in their ftrength,
thev will fuftain occafional defeats
from the fuperior "ftratagem and ac
tivity of their opponents. But put
this conrideration afide, grant the
I federaliits full credit for the acqui-
fition of unfair as well as fair means,
what is their fituation ? More de
parted thrr it ever was before.
Th?y ha've lei's ftrength m our coun
cils, and lefs confidence with the
people, than at any antecedent pe
riod of their exigence.
Plain view of the politics of Con
necticut. In 1802, Mr. Trumbull
had 11,358 and Mr. Kirby 4,523
votes, This year 4 Mr. Trumbull has
14,300, and Mri Kirby 7,838 votes.
fc ilcws that in 1802 of every
100 votes given the Federalifts had
71, and the republicans 29 ; and
that this year of eveiy 100 votes the
federalift have 65, and the republi
cans 35 5 io that the latter have ad
yanced from 39 to 35 ; and the for
mer fnk from 71 to 65 in the hun
orcd. This fimple view clearly proves
thegrowth vf republicaniim in Con.
necticut, and tint, although the
number of republicans m the legil-
: ture ot that ftate may have been lef.
s fened, yet that tepublicanirfm has
untjueftionally gmjf-d in the mafs
Lot in. peon ' : and :nai oonnecci
s : -a'nciAg iiowiy to a re-unu n of
fentiment 'with her filter itates.
The Thorouh-brcd lmportej Horfe
V. f K J'
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CHARIOT.
Bre3 hy Tohn ('iifton, Fin. who kept and
run hipa until Octcb-er, 1796, when he was
purchfed by Sir Wrn. Gerard, Baronet. He
was gut hy the celebrated Horie Highflyer,
his Dam Potofi by !d Kclinfe, a Marc of a?
great Fame as any iu England.
- Chariot Is a' fine-bay, Hands nearly ffxteeh
Han is high, and for Hone, Sinew, Symmetry
and Adtion, i4 fcarcely to be equalled. His
Running entitles him to be ranked artongrt
the firl Horfes in this Country. His Ex
cellence has been ditlinguiuSed in four-miie
Htatr, and in no Inftjnce where the conteli
was great, but he proved faccefstul, having
requently run four Heats to decide the Race.
C h -iot now exhibits the greateft Health
and Vigour, and will ftand the enfuing Seaw
loi, a
fAMES LYNE's HOUSE,
IV'th'm one MUeof tbi ttbfcrihers'' Store, on
Nutbufb Granville ountj NortbCarulina,
Jine Miles from. Hawkins's Ferry, fix Miles
from VV ii Iram (borough, and fixteeu ixom
WarreHton ; .
And will be let to Mares at Ten Dollars
he Leap, paid at the Stab' c Door : Twenty
Dollars the Seafon, payable the firft Day of
Otfober cex't ; and Forty Dollars toinlurea
Foal : And in every Inltance, HaH a Dollat
o tht Groom at the S able Door.
The Seafon may be difcharged by the I'ay.
nent of iWteen Dollars, it paid within the
eaion, which commenced the tirlt Dajr o
March, and wilj end . he tenth Day of Aa
gud. In cafes of Infurarce, the Money wjU
be returned if the Mares do tfot prove witK
Foal, provided the Property is in no Iuftauce
changed.
Chariot is a fure Foal-gettei, as appear!1
from' certificates feat with him. The Gen
tleman who imported him, purchaled hira o
England himfeii, and had sn oppojtunity of
feeing his Colts ; they being large, gay, ele:
t;ant and fprightly, was hU Inducement to
purchafe h:m. His Colts tl th'n country arf
equal, if not luperior, to thofe o any Horft
on the continent.
Good, extenfive, and well in dole J Paftu
rage, wiih 4 re hundred "Acres laid down is
Wheat, P ye. ted and white Clover, gratis ;
and'everv c?.re and attention paid to prcven
Accidents or Lfcapes, but will not be Hab
for any ihat may happen. Notes of Ha-.
will be expetltd With the Mares jut to him,
either by the eafaa lofuiaace i SVsi
1 .
Chariot beiHg the fole. Property of the Snt
fcribers, they have it in their Power to pledge
themfelvesfor pointed attention being paid t
fueh Mares as maybe fent to him.
JAMES HENRY LYNE.
fcT Thofe Gentlemen who with their
Mares fed with Grain, may be furnilhed with
Corn at two Doliarsand a half a UrchThofe
bringing Mares boarded gratiS. .
PEDIGREE.
Chariot vvis got by Highflyer, fori of He
rod, fon of Tartar, fon of Partner, out of
Mehora by Fox, his dam Potofi bp Eclipfe
grankam bp Blank, fon of Godolphin Ara
bian; great great grind am by Gojdolffh Ara
bian, great, great,' great, &rnJan. by Snap,
tfon of Chilajt, , lire Snap, oit of. the W;
herington miTe by Partner, 1Uer to SqUar
tei's dam by Bldody Buttocks, . Greyhound
Makelefs, Biimroers, Place's, White Turk
Dodfworlh, Layton's barb mare ; having
fixty.fix true Arabian crolfes, and fixiccn
royal thares, by fire and darr
WM. GERARD, Bit.
For which referehce may be m de to tht
General Stud Book, now in our poueuioi;.
PERFORMANCES
Richmond meeting, Sej. 1 792, C'nanot
won at thrae heats, a plaie tor '-hrtc er uiu
colts 8 ilore, fii'ies7 it me i albs two mile
heats, bea'anscMr. Peve. i,V. bay filly Butter
fly, Mr. R.W Ptra'' -hHu' filly by K' '
Fergus, M' Hudfnh's r.-.y hi:y by King Ft".
gus, aiul Mr. 1 idi ey's coelnut nlly Hrrrf?
Nantwich eetloi, ti.!i July, :7vi, he
won, atiwohats, a plte for four yar olds, I
lb. two mile heats, bearing Mr. Wardit?!
Bacchus, and Mr. Vaje's Playfellow, .
Newfon meeting, fulv 16, I7Q?, .e wona1
two he3ts, a plate, for tour year olds 7 it 6liv
and five year olos 8.r. 81bs fur mile heat?,
beating Mr. Jewifen VTartar 4 years old, an
Mr. Yever's Minor Vearsold. '
Prctton meeting, July :t, t7oj he won, a
four heats, a plate for ibret year, old zlb
and four year olds 8ft ?lb. fillies alio'veJibsi
fourmtle heats, beating Mr. Ciompt'v 's ba
filly Drowfy,- Loid Darby's bay Coif Kidnev
by Potoo's, out of Pajima, Lord H:mlton!.
brown filly by Rockingham, Sir H. Vvi;liatn
fon's bay filly Tree Creeper, and Mr. Hut
chinfon'sbrown colt Conltitution.
Nantwich meeting, Juty, 1794, he won, at
four miles, a palate for three year olds, Carry
ing a feather, five year olds 8ft 31b and aed
yft 2lbs four mile heats; besting Mr. Barry's
bay horfe Kurgainot, aged. Lord Donnegal'i
chefnut Horfe Weafel, ani Mr. Crompton's
chefnut filly Jircaffian.
Catterick meeting, April, I 795, he wen
at three heats', a plate for four years old, car.
fyirvg 8ft. 71b. and five year olds 8ft izlb. four
rhile hears, beating M. Armftrcfng's bay filly
Murton, Mr. Farmer's chefnut niare Char
mer, Mr. Field'; . grey horfe NcTrthumber
land, Mr.Greyfow's Archer, and Sir C Tur
ner's Confederacy.
Cheiier meeting, Miy, i?qc, he won, at
four heats, a plate lor five year olds, 8ft 41b.
fix year olds 9ft. and aged 9ft 4!b. four mile
heats, beating Mr. Robert fon's Tickle Toby,
aged, and Lord Derby's Kidney.
Dumfries meeting,' ()tokrr, 1706,-he won
attwoheatshis Majefty'sone hundred guineas j
tree for any horfe, carrying laft four mile
heats, beating Mr. Baker's Screvaton.
WM. "GERARD.
BUiatAAieoorEii
TX71LL be let to Mares the enfu
v ing Seafon, at my Houtfb in Orange
County, o the fouth Side of Haw River, on
the following Terms t The fingle Leap five j
Dollars, for the Setibn' ten Dollars, and for j
the Inlurance of roal twenty Dollars. Any 1
Perfon putting a Mare by Iniurancc, and part- )
ing witn her before it can e well alccruiaed j
whether me is with toal, lhall be liable tcr
the Inlurance Money,'. The Seafon co - -menced
on The fiTlt Day of March, iua .! !
end on the tenth of AUgutl. On Notes oru.
given' before the Expiration of the seafon,
credit will be allowed until the tenthof Olto
ber, otherwife they will become due at th.
Expiratidn of the Seafon,'
I have about thirty Acre of Land welT ia
lofed, of good Clover anil a great part of it
fine Meadow Land." Pafturage gratis. Mares
if required, fed at a real'onable f'tict.' I will
not be accountable for Accidents;' but graat
care will be taken of Mares left' rfitniSe
Horfe, , "
' BURRAMPOOTER .
Is rifing four Years old, a fine bay,' aloufiltr
teen Hands high, elegantly formed,' lengthy
ftrong. boned, and laid by the belt of judge?
ta be as fine a Colt as his Sire Dare-Devil 'it
a Horfe, being like him tD every Part, Shape
and Size. His Pedigree will will thew him
to be as fine a blooded Colt as any in America
Burrampooter was gt by the importeu
Horfe Dare-Devil, his dam by Wildair, his
grandam by fearnought, imported by Col
Baylor of Virginia ; his great grandam by G
dolphin, w ho was got by. Fearnought out of a
fulLblooded Mare ; his great grandam by the
imported Horfe Hob Nob, his great, gieat.
grat grandam y the imported Horfe Jollv
Rogerhis great, great, great, great grandam,
by the noted imported Horf e Valiant, out of r.
I ryall Mare ot Col. Archer Carey's, which
was got by the old imported,, Horfe Trvall.
AUGUSTlkE WILMS
, ' M AG I C,
Imported by Grieie, Anderfin and o. fro
London, . irr the 'Ship Ritfon, whuch arrive
t Norfolk the tatter End, of December lalt
rw in highleattfi :anl Vigour, will ftac
-'-.ft enfunig Seaforji at rhy Sta6lcsin Warre
., .ind'wll be let to Maresat Five Guinei-
:ie Seafon, which may be difcharged by ch:
Payment of Four n or belore he fiift ot la
r..:ry next, or fevehteen Dollars if pjn
thin the Seafon Two Guineas the Lc-.
. ..i when the Mares are covered': Ihfurant
:e the Price ot the Stafon, fatte Terrr
nd Limes of Ptymcat. Si-ould ibi Prop erty
of any Mare be changeJ, the Inlurance will L
oe demanied in every Inftance. Should a
Mare isfured not prove witK Foal the Mo- !
"ney will be returned. -
The Seafon wll commence on the 10th of
March, land end the roth xf Aug ift rext.
Good and extenftve Paurag, well mclofed, ;
at my Plantation- within a Mile of Warren-
ton; and Servants fent witH "Mire bo&rded
gratis. No Liabilhy'for Accidentjoir Efcapes ;
but the greateft Care fhall be tiken th prevent ;
either. ; Mares fed welK if required, at 20
Cents per Day.
Mar. ji8o-j. M. DU-S !6(lNSON
Magic is nine yeaisoU, a horfe of elegant
orm and great j-owcrs, full fifteen fli:d a Naif,
hands high, and aswel! bred a horle as auy
in England He was got hy Voluu'cet, one
of the beft fons of Old Eclipfe, and fire of
Spread Eagle, Eagle, Stirling, Triumvir,
Kecruif, Commodore, Sec. &eon;of Mar.
cella. Marcella was got by Mambtino, hpr
1am Medea by Sweetbriar, out of Aniielick.
Angelica by Snap--Regului BnnleiChi:
;crs H ney wood's Arabian Dam of the
Two True Blues.
Magic rta c vered in E ig!a..3 the three
laft years. His Produce are cofcfidersi largt
ani promifing.
PL R FORM ANCES.
See the R.i-'g Ca-eiidar tor 1797. He
received frorh Mr. Bowes colt Sadler, filty
tiiness t I twrnarket. He. won a lweep
ukes jgainft Whip, Mother Shipion& others
Lewes; ana a match at Newmarket .with
ou.fa ; and alto match" again Mr. Con-
nnbn K nigh til. ed;; In 1 798, he' won the
i'etworth Stakes at Brighton, beating VTiang
!rr, johnny, brnr.ington, Puy or! f yi a. d
-vooih?rs. A.t L-rwes he von a fweepuakes
agj.nlt Whip and t-o mors. He walked
iv.-r tor the Kn g's plate' it Cuter&ury; and
.01 tft city piite. In i he u on one
.udrv.i anj twenty guineas at Lichfield,
ca:mg Ilo ::i Redbreaft, Conoa and fbui
others ; aud a plate at Leicefter.
M. D. IOHNSOK
' '
CCEUR DE LION.
PEDIGREE.
rl K wasgot by Highflyer, his dam,
Di!o by Ccltpfe, Granujra by Spectator
Gre-t Grahdatjj by blank, great, grcii gian-;
lam-Lord Legge's Diana, oy Secoiid, great,
Great Great Grandam by Sianyan's raiM;r;
Great. Great Great Great Gra.idam by King
Wili'iam' Black Barb; Gieat Great Great
Great Great Grandam by Maielefs, out of at
Royal Mare. JOHN HwOMES.
Ecipfe is reputed to have been the beft
Horle evsr railed in Engiand. Highflyer
was the favourite Crofs ler bciiffe Mares;
and when Dido, who was confidefed to be the
beft Mare of her Day, was put to hint, nothing
inferior to an es. client Coif could Jiave been
eipeited. Ccur di Lion equals Expectation;
and had it net been for the Accident which
rained his Lgj?, he fduUl not probably have
ever fcen America. He, however, left Colts
behind him to fuyport his Credit See the
Racing Calendar of 1800, luly, the- hand
fome Performance of Mr. Verr.on's Filly, at
three Mie Heats, ani beitemo.r. the pow
erful Running of Mr. Sanders' Filly at four
Mile Heats. If, in addition to the dilW.ce,
t be confideredl that thelc Fiilves weie three
Years oid, that the Colts of the fame .4ge
were beaten and digratcd, and that. an aged
Horle prevailed cjjly by Repetition, thefe
periorman'es wi',1 retiect Honor 00 Cceur de
Lion. His oideif Colts' in Virginia are alfo
on the Turf. 1 have a letter Jroma refpeeta.
ble Gentleman of Culpepper county, which
mentions, tint cn the titli November latt, a
I'uti'e, free lor all Ages, tour Mile Heats,
was run for, and that Col. jewes's Colt Mar
cello, though three Years old only, decided
-the Race fy diitancirg fix others the fntt. Heat.
The neit Day Mr. Ceoige Al'.en's Filly won
a-Svveef.ftak.es for three Years oid, beating
four others with ; reat Eafe. If his Colts be
considered not as Dtjeds of Amulement ohlv
but as Animals for Service, as Carriage of
Saddle Hoiles," or as Horfes for the IFr op;
they wLr be foiyid exceileutly fitted by thejr
sue. Figure, ,C lour, and Spirit.
ince i"he fir it tf January, Cceur de Lion
has enjo)ed every Advantage arifing from a
clean Stable, ''Variety of Grain, a excellent
Wheat Lot, i?na moderate Exerc fe. "He is
now ready to cover Mares at my Stable, two
: no a haif Miles" Ealf trora Loriiibufg, for
twenty Dollars the Seafon, difcbargeable
with fixteen and a Half the 2oth I eorusry,
i8e4i thi'rty ati Inlurance; ten, ready M.
ney, a Lcaj , aKa a Quarter to the Gioom.
Any Mare p it by the Leap, my have the
R mainder of the Seafon for twelVe Dollars,
which may be difcharged at the time bover
mentioned, by Payment of ten Dollars.
Corn at 'Market Price-Servants' Board
gratis, oooa 1 aiturage wen iccurea, proper
Attention to Marcs, but no Liability lor Ac- 1
it. r r .. I
ciacnu or citaucs.
D 1CR1PTIOK.
Csur de Lion is a bc.uulul Bay, with
black.; Mane, Tal, Legs, and Hoolv ana has
a Star on his Forehead. i' is fully fixteen j
Hands high, and proportionable long and
iarge ; has an unufual Share of I'ower and
Majtrty, a Ike Temper, aud a flowing Spirit,
Elijha Williams
Franklin, March i Xcj.' ,
The full-blooded Horic
DEMAGORUS,
7 ILL ftand this enfuing Seafon
! on ugar Creek, Mecklenburg county,
even Miles truth-weft of Charlotte, to cover
vlares. as follows, rtz. Four Dollars the ficglt
t.eap, paid when the Mare is entered ; Ten
Oollars the Seafon, which may be difch rgei
?y tiie Payment of eight Dollais on or betoie
: e hrft of November nexf, aad litteen Uol
irs to infure a Mare with Foal. The Sea
on commenced on the toth ipf March, a.-d
vill end oa the rft of Auguitl The iliietJ
tterUon w;ll be paid to Mares, but no Lif,
uiiitj fox Accidcuts i- Efca'es.
. Demagorus is a teaunful. forre!, Cxrean ;
Hands and an' hlf h igb, ten ;Years oU Ahijt
prin, w.?. t Vt iKe noted Toal-f etrev i
2irs, tvh;cS w ent y Claodiii?, which '
wn eM.Wt'-e old ifniwrte Horfe Jtnlgi'
thoughta (,e tV.r Heft F?l jitter in Amett,
out of G e.v MeadeN of e-1 !?rod Mare.whi( )
broueVr tf .r, fine ttH TTorfeOW'Q!ef A
Starn, T.;Wr.T FW.. Parser; ":,7?is "4aC(ii .'
w-s cot :? the oM 'mprTjei Tolly Rer, ent
of a full-bred V h VoS Marc. - . ' , ? ' , :
Dt-ri'agorus is fur Foal ani hfe
CHzrc lrge an! !?VIV- He "s in rit
Tttim jfion in Virr'n;i (wher wstrifjvjj
pethar- ar.v, AmericahtsttfeJ. Hcrfe th i
evrr ip6 initial. ?t?r,: -.T V r,n.S ,
certificates -nich I h.ae rcw n "T-''
fion.. ; ?AM?" DlVKfisf
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j cnpio-'rf the FeMow i thought uui ehrfTrr. ,
; as he wa? -Srallv taker un an romtitVk "
10 Go?l as hav'rg Vtei Jet .free'-o'-aTf th
Law; and w!on this d?y proved tht'Ccurt
of the Countv, to be th e Prooertv rf ?(' fcf"jh
W'mflow, livJntr o-? ronteptrea CretV 1rt.th.ei
County of Fdpco'rnb, who i hrbv deflr
ed ti coe for - sri, psy Charge,- ani taTce
him awav .,
Perejzi?)iorisCcuf:tjt'Mayl2,Kieii
proposals:
, Of PATRICK BY (Mlj
For pnHipiinfi by Sutfcrittion9 ,
The extremely valuable and iftterefting Work,
Itrtures on Btfiorg anB &mtval PcIKh
Te which is prefixed, .
An fcflVy on a Course of Liberal Educattoa
for civil and aclive Life, ;
With an aJdiftonai LeQure . ..
On tht Confl itutlonf:the U. States,
nd engraved C harts of Hrftory & Biography,
THt WHOLE COJKKttlI?i
AND XML A'R. CIDt
By JOSEPH PRIESTLY, L. L. D. F.R.
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