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| 10751 | Le Soleil Newspaper (QC) -- 22 Jul 2003 ARBOUR, ELPHEGE Mr. Elphege Arbour died at the Baie-des-Chaleurs Medical Center in Maria on 20 July 2003. He was 69 years old, the husband of Elsie Marsh, anda native of Bonaventure. The family will receive condolences at the Bonaventure Funeral Home, 304 Route 132, Wednesday, 23 July, from 1900-2200 hours, and Thursday, 24 July, from 1200-1445 hours. The funeral willtake place Thursday, 24 July 2003, at 1500 hours, in the Bonaventure Church and at the Bonaventure Cemetery. He leaves in mourning his wife Elsie Marsh; his children: Diane (Jean-Pierre Cormier), Denise (Daniel St-Hilaire), and Guy (Maryse Baker); his grandchildren: Andree-Anne, Catherine, Jean-Simon, Maude, and Maxime; his brothers: Camille (Alma Henry), Claude (Rolande Landry), Gerard (Victoire Arbour), and Andre (Sylvie Poirier); his sisters: Cecile (Yvon Cote), Juliette (Jacques Bujold),Jeanne, and Monique; as well as many nephews, nieces, relatives, and friends. In lieu of sending flowers, please make donation to the Foundation of the CHBC or the ACEQ. | ARBOUR Elphege (I3250)
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| 10752 | le terrier de 1566, qui montre Nicolas de La PLACE X Michèñe Le GRAND, avec 90 mesures de terre à Pihen, et son voisin immédiat, Marc de La PLACE X Huguette PICHON (on connait ce mariage par le remariage qu'elle fait avec Marcq de CABOCHE, écuyer à Calais, en 1572), avec 6 mesures seulement. La parenté de ces 2 couples est prouvée par les contrats de mariage au niveau de leurs enfants, notamment ci-dessus, où ils sont témoins à titre de cousins : Nicolas x Michèle Le GRAND ont 3 enfants : Jeanne X Adam PILLET, notaire ( riche protestant) à Calais Marand X Christine ROUSSEL Marguerite X Pierre Le ROY Tout ce monde signe très lisiblement de son nom. Mais il y a encore un Robert de La place, à qui Michèle Le GRAND fait une donation en 1573 : si la branche issue de Nicolas est bien définie, celle qui vient de Marc est une déduction, et je n'ai pas trouvé le lien exact entre Nicolas, Marc et Robert : 2 fréres venus d'Orthez à la suite de la démobilisation de Nicolas ? C'est très vraisemblable : le terrier, fait 7 ans après la reconquète militaire, n'explique pas en vertu de quoi les terres sont allouées, mais on peut penser que 90 mesures corespondent à une récompense de 1559, et 6 mesures à une simple condidature ultérieure, à l'image de celles des cadets de famille démunis de terre dans la Boulonnais ou l'Ardrésis voisin. | DEL(A-E)PLACE Nicolas (87029I)
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| 10753 | Au moins une personne vivante ou marquée privée est liée à cette note - Les détails ne sont donc pas publiés. | En vie (99978I)
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| 10754 | Le Treil | AL(L)EGRE Jean (186923I)
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| 10755 | Le Treil | AL(L)EGRE Jean (186923I)
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| 10756 | Le Treil | AL(L)EGRE (Jean) Antoine (185769I)
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| 10757 | Le Treil | AL(L)EGRE (Jean) Antoine (185769I)
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| 10758 | Le Truel | MAIL(H-L)E Marie (185770I)
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| 10759 | Le Truel | AL(L)EGRE François (185762I)
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| 10760 | Le Truel | AL(L)EGRE François (185760I)
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| 10761 | Le Val Saint-François, Estrie, Quebec, Canada | MAURICE Joseph (I57387)
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| 10762 | Le vieuxdit Blèche, veuf de Marguerite Pellerin | GAUDET Bernard (I38441)
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| 10763 | Leda and her family lived in and around Toronto from late 1928 and into1943. However, they did change their living quarters quite a bit. Hereis a fairly complete list of places they lived, information which comes from the kids' school records: Nov 1928 2 Foxley St Sep 1929 139 Ossington Jan 1930 31 Argyle St Sep 1930 817 Queen W Sep 1931 132 Euclid Ave Sep 1931 90 Stafford St then 80 Cockburn Ave Hunter Bay Nov 1931 62 Tecumseh Jan 1932 221 Bellwoods Ave then 207 Bellwoods Ave Sep 1932 17 Mitchell Ave Sep 1933 20 Claremont Pl Sep 1934 261 Euclid Sep 1935 15 Brookfield then 104 Ossington Ave Jun 1939 95 Ossington Ave then 94 Ossington Ave then 139 Ossington Ave Jan 1943 178 Lippincott St ___ Bio from Facebook on 30 April 2010: 30 April 1901 -- Born in Victoria Harbour, Ontario, Florence Leda ARBOUR was the 2nd of 5 children of mill worker Pierre ARBOUR and his wife Philomene StAMAND. Leda was just 9 when her mother passed away. She thenassisted her older sister Hilda incaring for their younger siblings while their father worked. Leda was about 19 when she married Ernest Percy CONNERS in Toronto. Leda and Ernie then welcomed 9 children into their home, 4 daughters and 5 sons. Throughout the years from late 1923 toearly 1943, this growing family struggled financially. Ernie worked as aTruck Driver (Nov 1928, Sep 1929, Sep 1931), a Fruit Peddler (Sep 1932), "On Relief" (Sep 1935), and Shipbuilder (Jan 1943). Commensurately, the family moved around quite a bit,living in at least 21 places during these 19 years. True tragedy struck this family on 15 July 1939. On that day, 9-year old Allan was playing around on the roof of his 2-storyschool before plunging 30 feet to his death. Although Ernie was alreadyan alcoholic before this incident, he no doubt stepped up his drinking to drive away the pain, which of course only contributed to the family's continued misery. Leda died in 1975. It is unclear when or where Ernie passed away. Although 4 grandchildren and one great-grandchild are known for this couple, they likely have more. | ARBOUR Florence Leda (I3834)
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| 10764 | Left home when quite a young man and went to Canada where he met and married Elizabeth at York County, Ontario, Canada.Youngest son of Philip 806 and Dorothy 2108. Born at East Alvington (Earlington), the home of his mother, 12 August 1807. Left home when quite young man and came to Canada, where he met and married, about 1835 (19 July 1836 has been added later) at Victoria Square, York County, Ontario, Miss Elizabeth Trudgeon 2112, who was born at or near Penzance, or Land's End, Cornwall, England, in 1819. Mr. Hingston afterwards took up a far (farm?) near Ainleyville, Dingle Post Office, Huron County, Ontario. The name of village and post office were afterwards changed to Brussels. Mr. Hingston had17 children, 13 boys and 4 girls (a hand written note changes this to 14 boys and 3 girls) - Philip Henry 820, Richard Trudgeon 821, Rebecca 822, William 823, Mary 824, Thomas Lome 825, John 826, Edward Alfred 827, Arthur Augustus 828, George 829, Charles 830, Lavinia Jane 831, James 832, Edmund 833, Albert 834, Earnest 835, and one who died in infancysomewhere between William 823 and Arthur A. 828.Mr. Hingston was well known and highly respected as one of the pioneer farmers of that section.He died 25 March 1884, surroundedby his wife and six of his then eight living children. | HINGSTON William Gillard (I44919)
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| 10765 | Legion Magazine -- excerpted 11 Aug 2010 Last Post: Death Notice James N. ARBOUR Date Deceased: 31 August 1990 Age: 64 Service Information Service Number: V84986 Units: Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve Period of Service: WWII Legion Branch Information Member Title: - - - Legion Branch: Midland Branch Location: Midland, OntarioHe had 3 Living Arbour | ARBOUR James Narcisse (I4492)
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| 10766 | legitimé le 20/07/1907 st omer BRIOUL acte 209 | MONST(ER-RE)LET Raymond (230073I)
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| 10767 | légitimé par le mariage de sa mère le 13/01/1885 Pihem avec TOUPIOL Eugène Joseph | TOUPIOL(LE) Eugène Joseph Tartar(E) (101267I)
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| 10768 | légitimé par le mariage du 13 8 1707 Eperlecques | VROYLAND Marie Jacquelaine (227122I)
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| 10769 | Lejeune dit Briard | LEJEUNE Catherine (I29727)
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| 10770 | Lejeune dit Briard, | LEJEUNE Martin (I52740)
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| 10771 | Lena and George had two sons. During the 1920 Census, the young family lived in Baton Rouge at 1737 Government Street. | ARBOUR Lena Josephine Marie (I5233)
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| 10772 | Léon Degame et Degane, engagé à La Rochelle, le 26 avril 1678Marié le dimanche. | DEGAME Léon (I29830)
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| 10773 | Léonard de Montreau dit Francoeur, de Maillé, ar. et év. Poitiers, Poitou(Vienne). Arrivé le 18 juin 1665, soldat de la compagnie de Froment aurégiment de Carignan. | DE MONTREAU Léonard (I59222)
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| 10774 | Au moins une personne vivante ou marquée privée est liée à cette note - Les détails ne sont donc pas publiés. | En vie (I46051)
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| 10775 | Leonard went sailing on the Great Lakes at the age of 14. By taking marine engineering courses in the winter when the boats were laid up, he earned his 2nd Class Marine Engineers Certificate. Leonardremained as engineering jobs in and aroundOntariountil he joined the Royal Canadian Navy in 1942 as a Petty Officer. Her served on the destroyer "Restigouche" on convoy duty in the North Atlantic from Halifax to England for three years, rising to the rank of Chief Petty Officer. In1945, Leonard married an American farm girl from Michigan and they operated a dairy farm there for two years. Theyhad one daughter while in Michigan before moving their family to Green Bay, Wisconsin, where Leonard obtained employment as an engineer with the Wisconsin Public Utilities Commission, where he remained until his retirement. Leonard and Mary still live in Green Bay, but during winters, they sun themselves in North Fort Myers, Florida. On 27 Apr 1942, Leonard travelled to the US via the port of Niagara Falls, NY, for a personal leave of 24 hours. Few other details were noted on his arrival manifest. Upon entering the US at Detroit, MI, on 25 Mar 1946, Leonard was noted as 5'3" with a medium complexion, brown hair, and hazel eyes. He had $150 in his pocket. He claimed to be a farmer who was moving from his father's home in Waubaushene, ON, to permanently reside with his wife on RR1 in Rock, MI. Passenger and Immigration Lists Index (1500s-1900s) Name: Leonard Bernard Arbour Year: 1950; Place: Wisconsin; Source Publication Code: 3015.5; Primary Immigrant: Arbour, Leonard Bernard; Source Bibliography: HELMS, KATE, and GENE LUNDERGAN. "Index to the Naturalization Papers ofBrown County [Wisconsin], Located at the Area Research Center, The University of Wisconsin, Green Bay." In Wisconsin State Genealogical Society Newsletter, vol. 25:3 (Jan. 1979), pp. 131-132 (Brown County, pp. 37-38); vol. 25:4(Apr. 1979), pp. 185-186 (Brown County, pp. 39-40); vol.26:2 (Sept. 1979), pp. 75-76 (Brown County, pp. 41-42); vol. 26:3 (Jan. 1980), pp. 133-134 (Brown County, pp. 43-44); vol; Page: 132 ___ Green Bay Press-Gazette (WI) -- 10 Oct 2005 ARBOUR, LEONARD B. Leonard B. Arbour, 92, Green Bay, passed away Sunday, 9 Oct 2005, at a local hospital. Leonard was born 24 June 1913, in Waubaushene, Ontario,Canada, to the late Merrill and Georgina (Bazinet) Arbour. He worked eight years sailing the GreatLakes for the Canadian Steamship Lines and later was employed as a Stationary Engineer at St Augustine's Seminary in Toronto, Ontario. Prior to serving in the Royal Canadian Navy as a Petty Officer during WWII, he was employed at munitions plants in Niagara Falls and Noble, Ontario. Len married the former Mary J. Vermote on 27 Nov 1945, at St Joseph's Catholic Church in Perkins, MI. They moved to Green Bay in 1948. He was a member of Annunciation Church where he served as an usher and was a member of the Church and Grounds MaintenanceCommittee. He was employed by Public Service Corporation until his retirement in 1977. Since his retirement Len enjoyed traveling, swimming, playing cards, and spending time with his grandchildren. He was a longtime volunteer for Meals on Wheels. He and his wife wintered in North FtMyers, FL. Len fathered and lovingly provided for a large family. He was never happier than when he was sitting in his living room surroundedby his 11 children and playing with his grandchildren who ran to find him as soon as they walked through the door. From tractor rides, to walks to the ice cream store, to playing in the parkthey always knew they would have fun with grandpa. Hecould never walk by a card game without joining in and he made sure all of his children knew how to play euchre. Len will be remembered by familyand friends in so many ways especially for his devotion and dedication to his family. We will miss his love and laughter, but most of all his sense of humor. It is with deep sorrow that he has left us, but a great comfort knowing he is where he wantsto be with the Lord Jesus whom he deeply loved. He is survived by his wife, Mary; theirchildren and their spouses, Mary Ellen and Frank Berg,Richfield, MN; Georgina and Richard Leanna, Green Bay; Diane and Harland Matthews, Green Bay; Fred and Shirley Arbour, Fridley, MN; Pauline and Bill Shook, Sault Ste. Marie, ON; Tim andJulie Arbour, GreenBay; Jean and Randy Johnson, Seymour; Annetteand Wayne Rollin, Fond du Lac; Dr. Tom and Leann Arbour, Green Bay; Dr. Joan Arbour, Woodbury, MN; daughter-in-law, Mary Ann Arbour, Allison Park, PA; 25grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren; one sister, Doris Pullen, Toronto, ON; one brother,Stanley (Bud) and Mony, Barrie, Ontario; numerous nieces and nephews. Leonard was preceded in death by son, Bernie, grandchild, Katie Ackelson, four sisters and four brothers.Friends may call at Blaney Funeral Home, 1521 Shawano Ave., from 4 to 7 pmTuesday. A Parish Wake Service will be held at 7 pm Tuesday at the funeral home. Visitation will continue from 9:30 to 10:30 am Wednesday at Annunciation CatholicChurch, 401 Gray Street. The Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 10:30 amWednesdayatthe church. Burial will be in Fort Howard Memorial Park. His family wishes to express their gratitude to the staff of Harmony House Assisted Living for their care of Len. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established in his name. I'M FREE Don't grieve for me, for now I'm free. I'm following the path God laid for me. I took his hand when I heard him call, I turned my back and left it all. I could not stay another day, To laugh, to love, to work or play. Tasks left undone must stay that way, I've found that peace at close of day. If my parting has left a void, Then fill it with remembered joy. A friendship shared, a laugh, a kiss, Ah yes, these things I too will miss. Be not burdened with times of sorrow, I wish you sunshine for tomorrow. My life's been full, I savored much, Good friends, good family, a loved one's touch. Perhaps my time seemed all too brief, Don't lengthen it now with undo grief. Lift your heart and share with me. God wanted me now, he set me free. Green Bay Press-Gazette (WI) -- 12 Oct 2005 FUNERALS -- Arbour, Leonard B. -- Visitation from 9:30 to 10:30 am today at Annunciation Catholic Church, 401 Gray St. The Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 10:30 am today at the church. Burial will be in Fort Howard Memorial Park. Blaney Funeral Home is assisting the family. | ARBOUR Bernard Alfred Leonard (I1995)
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| 10776 | Léopold Beauvais est né le 14 octobre 1912.Il a été baptisé par le CuréH. PapineauLe parrain a été Arthur Lafrance, plombier de Maisonneuve et la marraine Armanda Beauvais | BEAUVAIS Lépold (I11806)
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| 10777 | LEROY Jean Charles, né le 12/01/1714, fils de LEROY Hugues et de MAHIEU Marie Jeanne Par. BRISBOULT Jean Charles (M), résidant à Wardrecques, à marier, (N) Mar. DE MONCHY Marie Magdeleine (F), résidant à Racquinghem, Madame de La censse, (S) | LEROY Jean Charles (66800I)
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| 10778 | Les 25 et 27 novembre 1691 Contrat de mariage devant Notaire Jacob | Famille: SICARD Jean / RATTE Geneveive (F5326)
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| 10779 | Au moins une personne vivante ou marquée privée est liée à cette note - Les détails ne sont donc pas publiés. | En vie (187002I)
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| 10780 | Au moins une personne vivante ou marquée privée est liée à cette note - Les détails ne sont donc pas publiés. | En vie (I69670)
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| 10781 | Les années que Jeanne passe comme pensionnaire au couvent sous le statut d'orpheline la marque particulièrement. Elle souffre de se faire rappeler continuellement qu'on la garde par charité. Jeanne, qui désire devenir infirmière comme Blanche, se rend à Montréaloù elle rejoint sa soeur. Elle suit son cours d'infirmière au même endroit que Blanche, soit à l'hôpital Notre-Dame. Après deux ans de formation, malgré le fait qu'elle soit imrureraéfav's18 Rivitab» «tab»muniséecontre les maladies, sa santé très faible l'empêche de continuer son cours. Plus tard, elle part pour Villebois en Abitibi, où elle a la chance de seconder sa soeur Blanche à son dispensaire d'infirmière. Le 11 juin 1938, elle épouse Adrien Audet, au Canton Rousseau en Abitibi. Jeanne est décédée le 16 décembre 1999 à l'âge de 87 ans. Il ne reste donc plus aucun enfants vivants d'Émilie et d'Ovila... | COUTURE Marie-Jeanne-Emma (I28157)
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| 10782 | les Aymerits, le Mauron - Maleville | BROS(E) Peyronne (187041I)
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| 10783 | Les Campels, Le Mauron - Maleville | HUGONENC Guillaumette (187032I)
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| 10784 | Les cérémonies de sépulture ont eu lieu le 4 juin 1826 | SAMUEL Martin (I70240)
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| 10785 | Les Cusance, sont une famille d'origine germanique implantée depuis le Haut Moyen Âge dans l'actuel canton de Baume-les-Dames, dans le département du Doubs. Ils doivent leur nom au village de Cusance, dont ils sont les seigneurs. Certainsmembres soe èsnâg Gilbert),bres18 Rivitab» «tab»nt aussi barons de Belvoir et de Saint-Julien, et sires de Flagy. | PERROT Nicolas (I62497)
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| 10786 | les enfants de MERLIN M. Marguerite Florentine et de VASSEUR Jacques Denis sont déclarés sous le patronyme "DENIS" sur Coulomby et sur Haut Loquin sur le patronyme " VASSEUR". | MERLIN Marie Marguerite Florentine (152310I)
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| 10787 | Au moins une personne vivante ou marquée privée est liée à cette note - Les détails ne sont donc pas publiés. | En vie (186295I)
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| 10788 | les époux sont dits de Lumbres et les témoins sont Louis DELOBEL et François CALAR | Famille: DELOBEL(LE) Jean / LARDEUR Marie Jeanne (324792U)
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| 10789 | Les Fargues | BOYER Marie (186914I)
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| 10790 | Les Fargues | BOISSIERES Antoine (186913I)
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| 10791 | Les Fargues | BOISSIERES Antoine (186913I)
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| 10792 | Les Fargues | BOISSIERES Jean (186905I)
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| 10793 | Les Fargues | BOISSIERES Marie Jeanne (186904I)
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| 10794 | Les Fargues | BOISSIERES Marie Jeanne (186904I)
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| 10795 | Les Fargues | SEGONS François (186903I)
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| 10796 | Les Fargues | SEGONS Marie Jeanne (185768I)
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| 10797 | Les Goutelles, Veuzac - Villefranche-de-Rouergue | ORCIVAL Marie (186969I)
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| 10798 | Les Mazières Lunac, 12, La Pousse | VERNHES Jeanne (187006I)
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| 10799 | Au moins une personne vivante ou marquée privée est liée à cette note - Les détails ne sont donc pas publiés. | En vie (188101I)
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| 10800 | Les Mazières Lunac, 12, Puechganel | SIRVEN Jean (187839I)
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