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Carbondale-Herrln-AAurphysboro-Marlon Page Twelve OMR SOUTHERN ILLINOISAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY .30, 1979 Individual High Series Men Carl Lee 570; Adrian Smith 567; Gordon Hamon 548 Individual High Game Men Adrian Smith 246; Carl Lee 236; Paul Wade 211 Women Dottie Seet 584; Wilma Parker 558; Winona Edmiffon 538 Women Dottie Sweet 224; Dee Wilkerson 212; June Hunter 209 Basketball (championship) Venice 65, Red Bud 72 (All-tournament team members are Allen Meuth, Red Bud; Mike Roy, Waterloo; Ron Solmond. Venice; Don Gardner, Venice, and Ron Diecker, Freeburg.) Class A Top 16 By The Associated Press The top 16 teams In The Associated Press Class A Illinois high school basketball poll with team records and firstplace votes in parentheses: 1. New Lenox Providence (17-1) (5) 268. 2. Nashville (18 1) (3 260.

3. Havana (18 0) (9) 250. 4. (tie) Kewanee Wethersfield (16-0) 206. 4.

(tie) Cairo (15-1) 206. 6. Madison (14 3) 185. 7. Lawrenceville (12-2) 138.

8. (tie) New Athens (17 0) 130. 8. (tie) Riverton (15-1) 130. 10.

Oregon (15-2) 126. 11. Pittsfield (15 1) 76. 12. Brlmfield (14-1) 71.

13. Princeton (14 5 46. 14. Highland St. Paul (12-4) 40.

15. Effingham St. Anthony (10 5) 37. 16. Timothy Christian (11-6) 33.

Others receiving votes In order of points: Tiskilwa. Augusta Southeastern, Ottawa Marquette, Harvard St. George, Wheaton Christian, Rldgway, Bloomington Central Catholic, Lena-Winslow, Franklin Center, Carrier Mills, Roanoke-Benson, Watseka. Addison Driscoll, llliana Christian, Quigley North, Carmi, Payson, Pinckneyville. Rush-ville.

Oakwood, Peru St. Bede, Marshall, Lebanon, Sheldon, Pleasant Hills, Gibson City, Chadwick, North Greene, Danville Schlarman, Norris City, Mounds-Meridian, Marengo, Ashland, Chrisman, Lovejoy. W. Virginia Tech 71, Shepherd 58 Winston-Salem 93, Shaw 76 MIDWEST Cleveland St. 83, Akron 69 Coe 78, Simpson 76 Drake 91, W.

Texas St. 89 Drury 101, Mary mount 90 E. Illinois 78. Bellarmine67 Evansville 72, Valparaiso 64 Grand Valley 86, Ferris St. 77 Mo.

Western 73, Wayne St. 67, OT Oklahoma City 77, Houston Baptist 56 SE Missouri 78, SW Missouri 64 S. Illinois 82, Wichita St. 81 SOUTHWEST Alcorn St. 81, Texas Southern 63 Arkansas St.

85, Texas-Arlington 67 Pan American 102. 83 SMU 80, Rice 67 Texas 79. Houston 53 Texas A8.I 97. Stephen F. Austin 83 Texas 71, Baylor 58 Texas Tech 91.

TCU 71 Trinity, Texas 84, Trinity Chris. 69 FAR WEST Adams St. 107. Western St. 76 Air Force 74, Chapman 61 Lewis Clark 92.

Montana Tech 75 Oregon 74, California 59 Pacific Lutheran 83, Alaska Fairbanks 79 W. New Mexico 94, N. Mexico Highlands 73 Wyoming 83, Denver 68 AP Top 20 College Teams By The Associated Press The Top Twenty teams in The Associated Press college basketball poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, season records and total points. Points based on 20-19-18 17-16-15-14-13-12 11-10 9 8-7 6 5 4 3 2 1: 1. Notre Dame (15) 12 2 1.124 2.

Indiana State (32) 18-0 1.111 3 Duke (8) 14 3 1,025 4. North Carolina (1) 15 3 970 5. UCLA (2) 14 3 957 6 Louisville (2) 17 3 956 State 13 4 851 8. Syracuse 18 2 692 9. Georgetown.

D.C. 16-2 623 10. Louisiana State 15 3 497 11. Texas 15 4 484 12. Marquette 14 3 460 13Alabama 13-4 355 14.

Illinois 16-4 325 15.Michigan St. 11-5 324 U.Texas 18-4 283 17. Maryland 145 251 18. Temple 15-3 210 19. Arkansas 13-4 169 20.

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Bowl 1919, Sunshine Kids 1819. The Gallery 1816 Team Game Hdct. Funny Co. 872, Gene Bramlet Motor Sales, S.I. Bowl 810, M'boro Refects 806 Team Series Hdct.

Funny Co. 2361, The Gallery 2344, S.I, Bowl 2342 Men Game Scratch Dave Percudanl 210, Joe Bigler 209, Ivo Vogt 203 Men Series Scratch Joe Gibler 611, Dave Percudani 574, Carl Braflen 511 Women Game Scratch La Rue Shelton 230. La Rue Shelton 214, Marie Spurgeon 196 Women Series Scratch La Rue Shelton 632, Marie Spurgeon 493, Gerry Loftis 476 OLD PRO THURSDAY NIGHT LEAGUE At Falrvlew Lanes Comanche Oil 56'i 27V2 Higgin's Jewelry 56 8 Consolidation Coal 55 29 American Legion 54 30 Morgan Builders 45 39 Furniture 40V 43Vi Down's Furniture 32' 51V? General Tire 32 52 Kobin'S 26V 57' Coca Cola 22 62 High Team 3 Games American Legion 2941 High Team Game Comanche Oil 1015 High Individual 3 Paul Porter 627 High Individual Game Paul Porter 226 HERRIN WINTER MIXED LEGUE At Herrln Bowl Troop 14 6 Ten Pins 14 6 Gutter Dusters 13'i 6yh Kerris Kats 12Va 7Va 4 F's 12 8 Odd Balls 12 8 Bobs Mob 11 9 Gobblers 10Va 9Va Snoopys 10 10 Screw Balls 9Va lOVa Slo Pokes 8 12 Pace Setters 8 12 Cardinals 8 12 Alley Cats 7 13 Pros 5 15 Local Yokels 5 15 Team High Series Gutter Dusters 2483; Screw Bals 2390; Odd Balls 2361 Team High Game Gutter Dusters 872; Screw Balls 840; Ten Pins 825 MARION (40) Tlsch 11, Bragee 7, South 6, Wilson 4, Bo-rum 3, Lacy 3, Hall 2, Bleyer 2. Robinson 2. Totals 18 4-17 40 Benton 15 17 20 840 Marlon 9 8 9 1440 Preliminary game: Marion 49, Benton 20 (Benton Is 7-2; Marion Is 0-8) Nashville 51.

Sesser 42 SESSER (42) T. Szczeblewskl 2, Duckworth 8. R. King 2, Dublo 15, Mygatt 13, A. King 2.

Totals 19 4 7 42 NASHVILLE (51) Rommelman 8, Brinkman 18, Krueger 10, Fowers 8, Haertling 3, Marrls 4. Totals 24 3-7 51 Sesser 8 10 10 1442 8 15 16 1251 (Nashville is 2 Sesser Is 6-3 Preliminary game: Sesser 30, Nashville 25 BOYS' FRESHMAN BASKETBALL At Waltonville Webber Township 43, Waltonville 32 Southwest Egyptian Conference Tournament (first round) Murphysboro 78, Du Quoin 46 Nashville 59, Carlyle 40 Pinckneyville 71, Chester 78, 2 OT Anna-Jonesboro 54, Sparta 44 Wednesday' Games 6:30 Murphysboro vs. Nashville 8:00 Pinckneyville vs. Anna-Jonesboro At Carbondale Carbondale 64. Mount Vernon 57 At Centralia game; Herrln 44.

Centralia 43 game: Centralia 41, Herrln 26 (Herrln's team Is 9 5.) BOYS' JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Class Regional Tournaments At Chester (first round) Steeleville 39, Red Bud 35 Pinckneyville 54. Trico 21 Tonight's Games (semifinals) 6:30 Nashville vs. Steeleville 8:00 Chester vs. Pinckneyville At Roy a I ton (first round) Zeigler-Royalton 97, Shawnee 48 Elverado 47, Sesser 46 Tonight's Games 6:30 Sandoval vs. Unity Point 8:00 Christopher vs.

Cobden Class Regional Tournaments At Giant City (third place) Hurst-Bush 48, Gorham 38 (championship) Energy 36, Giant City 34 ENERGY (36) ReveMe 10, Pinnel 16, Stone 8, J. Williams 2. Totals 18 0 2 36. GIANT CITY (34) Rochman 6, Baartmans 2, Armit 6, Rushing 20. Totals 16 2 6 34.

Energy 8 4 14 1036 Giant City 8 10 10 634 (Both teams advance to sectional play. Energy, 15-2, plays Waltonville, 27-2, at 6:30 p.m. tonight at Waltonville. Giant City, 16-2, plays Dale, 231, at 8 p.m. Wednesday at Wayne City.) A FULL 10 DISCOUNT ON ALL INSTALLED ITEMS WILL BE IN EFFECT THRU THE FIRST QUARTER FERED THE DISCOUNT FOR THE KEEP OUR CARPENTERS BUSY IN THE 5 ALUMINUM SIDING (INSULATED) Mk-JN rlU At Weight Loss Clinic Eet rid of tte midriff Mr.

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WE jr ma HAVE OF- t3S PAST 34 YEARS WINTER MONTHS mm Jul ORDER SAVE 10 PLUS THE ANNUAL SPRING PRICE INCREASE BANK LOANS AVAILABLE INSTALLED BY UNION EXPERTS FREE OUT-OF-TOWN ESTIMATES List Price Our Price 63.00 84.00 102.00 91.00 67.00 90.00 119.00 136.00 97.00 27.00 37.80 50.40 61.20 54.60 40.20 54.00 71.40 81.60 58.20 0 Prices 0 I LJ i iifmijl Mimrni 'S" CARPORTS 7 STORM DOORS WINDOWS GLASS ENCLOSURES FOR PATIOS PORCHES AWNINGS DOOR CANOPIES STORE FRONT CANOPIES ALUMINUM GUTTER SYSTEMS MANUFACTURING COMPANY 430 SOUTH 19th ST.MURPHYSBORO, ILLINOISCALL COLLECT 684-3882 NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION By The Associated Press Eastern Conference Atlantic Division Pet. OB Washington 33 15 .688 Philadelphia 28 17 3V? New Jersey 23 21 .523 8 New York 22 30 .423 13 Boston 17 31 .354 16 Central Division San Antonio 30 20 .600 Houston 27 20 .574 l'j Atlanta 27 24 .529 3Vs Cleveland 20 29 .408 9V3 Detroit 18 31 .367 ll'j New Orleans 17 35 .327 14 Western Conference Midwest Division Kansas City 30 19 .612 Denver 23 24 .538 3V; Milwaukee 22 29 .431 9 Indiana 19 30 .383 11 Chicago 18 31 .367 12 Pacific Division Seattle 31 16 .660 Los Angeles 31 20 .603 2 Phoenix 30 20 .600 2V3 Portland 22 24 .473 8V2 San Diego 24 27 .471 9 Golden State 24 23 .462 9Vj Monday's Game Golden State 107. New York 104 Tuesday's Games Atlanta at Washington Houston at Indiana San Antonio ot Chicago Milwaukee at San Diego New Jersey at Los Angeles Denver at Portland MEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Southern Illinois 82, Wichita State 81 WICHITA STATE FG FT TP Shirley 2 8 46 8 Johnson 8-12 4 6 20 Kalocinski 7-11 56 19 Kobar 2 5 2 3 6 Trogele 6-12 2 2 14 Ryer 00 0-0 0 Howell 13 2-2 4 Denny 12 0 0 2 Williams 4-9 0-1 8 TOTALS 31-62 19 26 81 SIUC FG FT TP Smith 3 4 2 4 8 Moore 4 12 00 8 Wilson 13 15 01 26 Hoggins 7-12 3-4 17 AVams 8-13 2 6 18 Ford 2 6 12 5 Grant 0 2 0 0 0 Stubblefield 0 0 0 0 0 Ciiatt 0 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 37 64 8-17 82 Wichita State 36 45-81 SIU 37 45-82 percentages WSU: FG. 500, FT SIU FG .578, FT .471. Rebounds WSU (40): Kalocinski 13, Johnson 8, Trogele 6, Williams 5, Shirley 4, Kobar 2, Team SIU (28): Moore 8, Wilson 5, Abrams 5, Ford 4, Huggins 2, Grant 1, Team 3: -Turovers-WSU 24, SIU 20 Officials Tom Richards, Kent Henry A 4,584 "(The Salukis are 10 8 overall and 4-4 in the Missouri Valley Conference.

They entertain Bradley at 7:35 p.m. Saturday at the SIU Arena.) Other Scores By The Associated Press EAST Army 84. RPI 54 U. 76, Vermont 68 -BuckneM 67, Hofstra 64, OT -Duquesne 68, Oral Roberts 67 "LIU 88, Richmond 87 "Maine 53, Baltimore 50 -Northeastern 73, New Hampshire 68 -Rutgers-Newark 82, Drew 67 90, W. Virginia 74 SOUTH Ala.

-Birmingham 60, S. Mississippi 59 St. 48, Auburn-Mont. 43 Birmingham-Southern 86, Wm. Carey 81 Citadel 91, S.

Carolina St. 86 Tennessee St. 64, Samford 63 Fairmont St. 78, Davis 8 Elkins 63 Florida 90, Vanderbilt 87, OT Florida St. 89, Tulane 84 "George Mason 83, Robert Morris 78, 3 OT Tech 82, Cincinnati 73 Hampton Inst.

92, Norfolk St. 88 St. 76, Southern U. 66 "Jacksonville 104, Mississippi Coll. 89 Kentucky 66, Auburn 59 'LaGrange 50, Columbus 48 Lamar 76, Louisiana Tech 65 Louisiana St.

84, Tennessee 78 '-Mississippi 82, Georgia 63 Morehead St. 101, Marshall 95 -N. Carolina A8.T 53, Campbell 50 NE Louisiana 92, Rock 83 Pfeiffer 82, Wingate 77 S. Alabama 89, Georgia St. 71 S.

Florida 77, N.C.Wilmington 66 Vrenn. Tech 73, Murray St. 67 -Term. Temple 84, Covenant 68 Wesleyan 82, Lincoln Memorial 78 Troy St. 57, SE Louisiana 54 73, Temple 71 W.

Kentucky 70, E. Kentucky 65 W. Virginia St. 58, Salem 52 I-Centralia's Tony Worlds came up with a big steal and fed teammate Mike Murray for a three-point play with 24 seconds left Monday night to boost the Orphans past Effingham 74-73 for the championship of the Salem Invitational Tournament. Worlds' clutch theft came with the game tied 71-71 as Effingham tried to hold the ball for the final shot.

-'The Orphans' lightning-quick guard batted the ball away, sped down the floor and passed to Murray, who was fouled on his layup and subsequently made the free throw that provided the winning margin. The title bout was a classic. Each made 29 field goals and each had 21 free-throw attempts the difference being that Centralia converted 16 compared to Effingham's 15. led all scorers with 27 points. Worlds added 14 for the Oprhans, now 13-1.

Effingham, the team that dealt defending Class A state-champion Nashville its first loss Saturday, was led by Chris Brown, who scored 22 points, and Mitch Arnold, who scored 21. Effingham is 13-2. r. Nashville rebounded to take third lace, beating Wood River 60-44. John Jankowski led the Hornets with 25 points, while Roger Stieg and Keith Masehboff each added 11.

--Nashville is 17-1. The consolation game at Salem was won 64-63 by Cahokia despite a last-sec-bnd technical foul that allowed Salem's David Nail to sink three free throws and give the host team a final shot to CCDTCIKIEIM CABDNETS LISTED BELOW ARE A FEW PRICES COMPARED TO SHOW THE SAVINGS. Class AA Top 16 By The Associated Press The top 16 teams in The Associated Press Class AA Illinois high school basketball poll with team records and firstplace votes in. parentheses: 1. Ouincy (17 0) (9) 180.

2. Chicago Manley (13 1) (2) 173. 3. Proviso East (17-1) 165. 4.

Westchester St. Joseph (16 2) (1) 161. 5. Chicago Heights Bloom (15-1) 136. 6.

Lockport (16-1) 135. 7. Morton (15-0) 119. 8. Chicago De LaSalle (14-2) 97.

9. Barrington (17-2) 90. 10. Rockford Auburn (15-1) 71. 11.

Homewood Flossmoor (16-2) 62. 12. Maine South (17-1) 59. 13. Kankakee Westview (17-1) 58.

14. Rich Central (16-1) 36. 15. East Moline (13-4) 31. 16.

Aurora East (13 2) 13. Others receiving votes in order of points: Chicago St. Patrick, Benet Academy, La-Salle-Peru, Peoria Richwoods, Rockford East, Chicago Lane Tech, Carpentersville Crown, Collinsville, Geneseo, LaGrange Lyons, Carbondale, Chicago Lane Tech, El-mhurst York, Freeport. GIRLS' PREP BASKETBALL Odin Invitational Tournament (first round) Carlyle 69, Coultervllle 56 COULTERVILLE (56) Kelley Waldrup 36, O'Rear 2, Kim Waldrup 8, Lawless 2, Jackson 8. Totals 26 4-7 56 CARLYLE (69) Gherardini 32, Snider 14, Isaac 12, Ever-sgerd 5, Bullock 5.

Totals 22 25-30 69 Coultervllle 16 14 16 10-56 Carlyle 17 19 14 1969 (Carlyle is 4-3; Coulterville is 4-2) Wood I awn 33, KInmundy-Alma 32 Wednesday's Games 6:30 Odin vs. Woodlawn 8:00 Carlyle vs. Waltonville Gore vl lie 60, Anna-Jonesboro 54 GOREVILLE (60) Webb 34, Henley 18, Massey 4, Tripp 2, McKilligan 2. Totals 23 14-21 60 ANNA-JONESBORO (54) Rich 2, Travis 1, Basler 7, Patterson 26, Cauble 10, Fricke 8. Totals 16 12-20 54 Gorevllle 10 20 10 2060 Anna-Jonesboro 13 13 10 1454 Preliminary game: Anna-Jonesboro 30, Gore vi lie 7 (Gorevllle is 8-2; Anna-Jonesboro is 1-3) Cobden 53, Shawnee 20 COBDEN (S3) Rich 17, Sweitzer 16, C.

Paulson 12. L. Paulson 4, Heil 3, Hale 1. Totals 18 17-34 53 SHAWNEE (20) May 7, Anderson 6, Charles 5, Naughert 2. Totals 8 4 20 20.

Cobden 10 10 13 2053 Shawnee 3 8 2 720 (Cobden is 6-1; Shawnee is 1-4) Vienna 37, Century 30 CENTURY (30) Kindle 16, D. Massie 6, A. Massie 2, Willis 2, Travis 4. Totals 13 4 8 30 VIENNA (37) Calabria 16, Arlington 2, Harper 12, Mathis 5, Harner 2. Totals 17 3 4 37 Century 4 5 8 1330 Vienna 10 8 8 1137 (Vienna is 1-7; Century is 0-2) Benton 60, Marion 40 BENTON (60) Nagreski 24, Rusher 10, Learned 10, Bauer 8, Smith 4, McFarland 2, Chaplain 2.

Totals 22 16-30 60 tourney Sandy Dublo led the losing Red Devils with 15 points. Benton ran its record to 7-2 with a 60-40 drubbing of winless Marion. The Rangers were led by Cheri Nagreski with 24 points. The Wildcats Stacy Tisch led her team with 11 points. In first-round action at the Odin Tournament, Carlyle handed Coulterville a 6-56 setback.

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Logan 62 (OT) WABASH VALLEY (63) Henderson 13 1 2 27; Fullove 6 03 12; Hawkins 2 0 0 4, Vermeian 2 4 5 8, Peraron 2 0 2 4, Brown 1 0 0 Davis 3 0 0 6 Totals 29 5-12 63 JOHN A. LOGAN (62) Kerrens 5 4 5 14, Halstead 10 0-1 20, Clark 5 2 3 12, Vosbein 3 0 0 Phillips 2 2 2 6, Le-Quatto 2 0 0 4. Totals 27 8 11 62 Halftime Score: 30 30 (Wabash Valey is 17 John A. Logan is 12-4 and plays at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at home against Paducah Community College.) BOYS' PREP BASKETBALL Salem Invitational Tournament (third place) Nashville 60, Wood River 44 NASHVILLE (60) Jankowski 25, Stieg 11, Maschhoff 11, Rug-gles 5, Pries 4, Boczek 4.

Totals 22 16-17 60. WOOD RIVER (44) Broadway 16, Coddington 12, Higgins 11, Malone 3, Becker 2. Totals 18 8-10 44. Nashville 9 12 15 2460 Wood River 4 9 11 2044 (Nashville is 17-1) (championship) Centralia 74, Effingham 73 CENTRALIA (74) Worlds 14, Murray 27, Patrick 2, White 10, McClain 6, Wiegel 9, Heern 6. Totals 29 16-21 74 EFFINGHAM (73) Brown 22, Arnold 21, Mosher 8, Grupe 2, Neet 4, Koss 12, Orsborn 4.

Totals 29 15 21 73 Centralia 22 17 16 1974 Effingham 16 13 27 1773 (Centralia is 13 Effingham 13 2) (consolation championship) Cahokia 64, Salem 63 Sparta Mid-Winter Classic (consolation) Trlco 73, Waterloo 70 WATERLOO (70) Roy 294 Bickland 17, Meyer 2, Baxmeyer 7, Morris 10, Dion 2, Tedder 3. Totals 30 10-18 70 TRICO (73) Barlow 4, O'Bannon 21, Bockhorn 24, Vogt 11, Chamness 8, Brown 6. Totals 27 19-25 73 Waterloo 14 22 15 1970 Trlco 17 17 17 2273 (Trico is 5-11) (third place) Sparta 70, Freeburg 68 (OT) FREEBURG (68) Mense 18, Diecker 13, Bergkoetter 6, Jan-ssen 14, Stumpf 8, Burgard 4, Vollmer 5. Totals 26 16-21 68 SPARTA (70) Gasser 11, McCree 10, Wllkerson 6. 16, Beckley 15, Anderson 2, Juenger 10.

Totals 27 16-25 70 Freeburg 15 18 18 13 6 68 Sparta 20 17 16 9 870 (Sparts is 8-10) win, which failed. Elsewhere Monday night, Venice captured the championship of the Sparta Mid-Winter Classic with an 85-72 win over Red Bud. Sparta took third place with a 70-68 overtime victory over Freeburg as Jeff Amos led a balanced Bulldog attack by scoring 16 points. Jeff Beckley added 15, Steve Gasser scored 11, and Rob McCree and Randy Juenger each tallied 10 points for Sparta, now 8-10. Trico won the consolation championship by defeating Waterloo 73-70.

Sophomore Steve Bockhorn poured in 24 points and Robbie O'Bannon netted 21 to pace the Pioneers, now 5-11. Waterloo's Mike Roy led all scorers with 29 points. In girls' prep basketball, Vienna posted its first win of the season with a 37-30 victory over winless Century. Laura Calabria poured in 16 points and Karen Harper added 12 to pace the victorious Eagles. Vienna moved to 1-7, and Century dropped to 0-2.

Gtoreville came back from a 13-10 first-quarter deficit to pull defeat host Anna-Jonesboro 60-54. The Blackcats were paced by Cindy Webb with 34 points. The losing Wildcats were led by Pat Patterson with 26 points. Goreviile now is 8-2. Anna-Jonesboro dropped to 1-3.

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Sys. 1075, Perrys Remodeling 1074 Individual High Series Mike Carneghl 647, Jerry Henry 634. Chuck Derbigny 619 Individual High Game Jerry Henry 279, Ike Elgenrauch 246, Chuck Derbigny 235 title Angie Gherardini paced the winners with 32 points, and Coulterville's Kelley Waldrup scored 36. Elsewhere, Cobden blasted host Shawnee 53-20. The Appleknockers were led by Andee Rich with 17 points and Karee Sweitzer with 16.

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