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  • guarantee of steady income and the N.C.A. made stable income instead of an absolute endowment figure the norm for N.C.A. membership, Dean Bender began a
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  • S. C. Yoder 1944-1949, and John H. Mosemann 1949-1971. Three men served as secretary of the Board from 1906 to 1967: J. S. Shoemaker 1906-21, S. C. Yoder
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  • assigned such property to the state church treasury for school and church purposes. (The Mennonite properties were set up as landed properties earning income
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  • 26 September 1936 the South Abbotsford MB church began a Bible school with C. C. Peters as the first instructor and 30 students enrolled. This school eventually
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  • Smoker, Jacob A. Ressler, Levi Mumaw, Henry Hernley, George Cutrell, C. B. Shoemaker, C. F. Yake, and J. L. Horst. The Mennonite Publishing House was engaged
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  • in 1909. In 1951 the conference was incorporated and could now hold the properties in connection with its institutions. The Finance Committee consisted of
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  • vice-president 1929-1931, treasurer 1933-1944; C. F. Yake, member 1935-1953, secretary 1939-1949; S. C. Yoder, member 1916-1940, president 1918-1924. In
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  • Friedmann, Melvin Gingerich, G. F. Hershberger, John Umble, John C. Wenger, Edward Yoder, and S. C. Yoder. The location of the central editorial office of the
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  • cleavage was too deep, and when the party of Galenus was granted the church property, the conservative party separated under the leadership of Samuel Apostool
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  • Community of Goods (category C)
    baptized Christians far away from their homes in the Jewish diaspora. Private property was not condemned in the teachings of Jesus, though also not praised. The
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  • school and moved onto the South Abbotsford MB church property. Following the appointment of Franz C. Thiessen as principal and Wilfred Reimche as instructor
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  • to leave was H. C. Bartel, who was the founder of Mennonite work in China. He traveled to the coast and returned home in May 1952. H. C. Bartel, the founder
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  • board was also the charatered body of the conference for the holding of properties. In 1987 when the Mennonite Conference of Ontario and Quebec merged with
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  • of the secretaries includes David H. Landes, Emanuel Suter, C. H. Brunk, S. M. Burkholder, C. D. Wenger, E. J. Berkey, H. D. Weaver, J. R. Mumaw, Ward Shank
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  • 1907-1932, C. B. Hylkema 1908-1936, J. M. Leendertz 1927-1950, J. G. Frerichs 1932-1946, J. IJntema 1936-1944, S. M. A. Daalder 1945- , C. P. Hoekema
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  • "Agriculture Among the Mennonites in Mexico." Wiebe, C. "Health Conditions Among the Mennonites in Mexico." Hiebert, P. C. and W. T. Snyder. "Are the Doors of Mexico
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  • Pune (formerly Yeotmal). God Has Spoken Ministries; Mennonite Brethren Property Association; Mennonite Brethren Development Association. -- Pyarelal J
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  • 1752, when David Koster, the sole surviving member, died, he willed the property of the congregation to the Mennonite Church of Leiden. In 1879 it was apparent
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  • from American Mennonite Relief. Many homes, churches, and other property had been destroyed. C. P. Toews became the chairman of the Mennonite administration
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  • forever from the territory of Utrecht, Holland, and Zeeland, and their property was confiscated for the benefit of Philip II. After this occurrence there
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  • Amsterdam Mennonite archives showing how C. van Gemert, representative of the Dutch States-General at Danzig, and C. Calkoen, their ambassador at Dresden
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  • privileges they got in touch with Attorney-General Palmer of Washington, D.C. The files of the National Archives of Washington contain numerous documents
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  • letter of 28 September 1622, they were banished with the loss of all their property. They found a new home in Hungary and Transylvania. Archiv für Reformationsgeschichte
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  • of selfishness, of the need to defend one’s property, and therefore that the private ownership of property was opposed to God’s will. In June 1920, he
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  • 1924-1926, the majority (about 160) of the families of Fürstenland sold their property to families coming from Volhynia and immigrated to Canada, leaving only
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  • soon students began to dream of a conference school. H. W. Lohrenz and P. C. Hiebert, both students of McPherson, became interested in a conference school;
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  • Community (category C)
    values of neighborliness, honesty, self-reliance, and reverence for life and property were most persistently developed. It is in this respect that Mennonite
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  • Web. 9 May 2024. https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Montb%C3%A9liard_(Doubs,_Franche-Comt%C3%A9,_France)&oldid=145900. APA style Sommer, Pierre. (1957)
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  • Community; No. 6, P. C. Hiebert, Life and Service in the Kingdom of God. Other Titles: Twenty-five Years, the Story of the MCC 1920-1945; M. C. Lehman, The History
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  • Ukrainian Review II. London, 1955. Smith, C. Henry. The Coming of the Russian Mennonites. Berne, 1927. Smith, C. Henry. The Story of the Mennonites. Newton
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  • Russlanddeutsche Friesen. Döllstadt, 1936. Smith, C. Henry. The Coming of the Russian Mennonites. Berne, IN, 1927. Smith, C. Henry The Story of the Mennonites. Newton
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  • for "fist"; the term meant the more prosperous peasants). Confiscation of property, arrests, exile, banishment to concentration camps—these were the common
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  • the middle of the 17th century until the reorganization of the Palatinate c1800 (150 years); (3) from the beginning of the freedom of the 19th century
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  • Philadelphia; in 1733, when they were given a year's time to dispose of their property, 14 more came to Philadelphia; on 22 September 1734, the main body, 171
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  • the east. The Congo Free State was formed in 1885 as the personal private property of King Leopold II of Belgium. Belgium took over the free state as a Belgian
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  • possession of the building by illegal methods. The title deed to the church property was made out in the name of Thomas van Dalen. His son Jacob Thomas van
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  • of their faith; their property was also seized by the authorities. In the Netherlands during the time of persecution the property of martyrs who were sentenced
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  • in the country; their schools or churches should be torn down and their property confiscated. A further edict of 20 February 1624, softened some of the
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  • Cosack, C. J. Paulus Speratus Leben und Lieder: Ein Beitrag zur Reformationsgeschichte, besonders zur preussischen, wie zur Hymnologie. Braunschweig: C.A. Schwetschke
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  • good of all. In some wings of Anabaptism, property was to be held in common, while in others private property was permissible, but it was to be at the disposal
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  • Geschichte der Täufer, V. Band (Bayern, II. Abteilung) Gütersloh: C. Bertelsmann, 1951. Smith, C. Henry. The Story of the Mennonites. Berne, IN, 1945. Wappler
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  • L. L. Ramseyer, J. M. Regier, J. G. Rempel, Peter H. Richert, C. J. van der Smissen, C. Henry Smith, J. N. Smucker, J. R. Thierstein, John Thiessen, John
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  • Bender 1935-1947, J. C. Wenger 1947- ; custodian of the archives, H. S. Bender 1940-1947 and Melvin Gingerich 1947- ; treasurer, J. C. Wenger 1939-1941,
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  • Melanchthon, threatened all who did not follow Lutheranism with loss of life and property. In July 1527 Melanchthon was commissioned by the Elector to conduct an
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  • both forms, marriage of the clergy, as well as the continued use of church property, but it satisfied neither the Protestants nor the Catholics. Finally he
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  • Wenger, J. C. The Mennonite Church in America. Scottdale, 1966. Wenger, J.C. Mennonites in Indiana and Michigan. Scottdale, 1961. Wenger, J. C. The Yellow
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  • Mennonite Aid Association (founded in 1911), a mutual aid property insurance organization. -- John C. Wenger From 1954 to 1986 the Indiana-Michigan Mennonite
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  • and Ameland, the two remaining congregations of this branch, divided the property of the Makkum congregation, each receiving 1600 guilders, and in 1788,
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  • 1907-1912, L. G. Holtz 1914-1918, R. C. de Lange 1919-1923, A. P. van de Water 1925-1928, F. J. de Holl 1929-1934, Miss H. C. Leignes Bakhoven 1934-1940, H.
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  • Täuferurbar, the official inventory of confiscated Anabaptist property (see Confiscation of Property), which was instituted by a mandate of 23 February 1729
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  • the Brethren were driven out of Schäkowitz, with the loss of all their property. They settled in Hungary and Transylvania. (See also Scheikowitz, which
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  • forbidding adult baptism on penalty of death, loss of honor and loss of property. Therefore we arrested him and held him a few days. But because he is an
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  • 1959. Web. 11 May 2024. https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Soboti%C5%A1te_(Trnavsk%C3%BD_kraj,_Slovakia)&oldid=174557. APA style Friedmann, Robert. (1959)
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  • abbot and the bailiff of Maulbronn not to grant permission for the sale of property, unless the seller could prove that the place to which he was going had
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  • Capitalism (category C)
    the minimization of the role of the state, and the institution of private property . . ." (Hoover, 294-5). Adam Smith (1723-90) proposed that the seeds of
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  • Conference may direct. (4) To acquire and hold title to real estate and other property, to lease, operate, maintain, and sell or otherwise dispose of the same
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  • David and Elizabeth (Bechtel) Eby. A few of the other families were Jacob C. and Elizabeth (Cressman) Snider, Joseph and Rebecca (Rosenberger) Stauffer
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  • torture and to sentences of death, imprisonment, exile, or confiscation of property. Such incessant pressure eventually broke the dynamism of many Anabaptist
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  • 1864-1868; C. J. Bakker, 1868-1871; H. Koekebakker, 1871-1875; P. S. Bakels, 1876-1879; S. F. van der Ploeg, 1880-1884; R. Kuperus, 1889-1919; C. C. de Maar
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  • Colombia (category C)
    study of the Spanish language in April 1945. The mission acquired its first property when the Board purchased an unoccupied, independent mission station at
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  • order. As a punishment banishment was provided as well as confiscation of property, and death in the case of illegal return. Skilled clergy­men were engaged
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  • included, besides imprisonment for longer or shorter periods, confiscation of property and expulsion from Zürich territory. Bullinger in particular had great
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  • Chaco jungle growth. This land was purchased by and in 1955 still was the property of Mennonite Central Committee. By 1 January 1950, 6,340 acres (2,536 ha
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  • not much information. Leenaert Bouwens is said to have founded this church c1560, but it is more likely that the neighboring Giethoorn-Noord congregation
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  • Life Centre, a Mennonite Brethren congregation in Abbotsford. In 2023 the property was sold to a developer. Canadian Mennonite (24 November 1961): 20. Churches
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  • until 1923 when F. C. Fricke came to the area. The congregation erected its first church building in 1913 on the Ratzlaff property. By 1917 the building
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  • years of existence the mission acquired 28 properties valued at 480,555 Argentine pesos. Among these properties there were 14 churches, 17 pastoral homes
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  • five years. The estimated replacement value of the buildings on the Eden property was $1,335,000. During the 1960s the average dorm population was around
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  • experience through the Washington Community Scholar’s Center (WCSC) in Washington D.C. EMU has an emphasis on applied learning. Many programs have an element of
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  • year's notice; in that case the Brethren should be permitted to sell their property and take their goods with them (Beck, Geschichts-Bücher, 492 f.). Each
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  • a rigid rhythm in their operations so as to give each one access to his property in season. This frequently required the close cooperation of several farmers
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  • Colorado (USA) (category C)
    the City of La Junta deeded the City Hospital along with other endowment properties to the Mennonite Hospital and Sanitarium Association, and the association
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  • its treatment of the Anabaptists, never for instance confiscating their property, nevertheless under the decisive action of the church superintendent Ludwig
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  • official positions. Some of these were cabinet ministers, one of whom was C. Lely, who laid the plans for the reclamation of the Zuiderzee, and others
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  • the German English Academy Board to allow its property to become Conference of Mennonites in Canada property. In 1947 when faculty and facilities became
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  • almost immediately full, so in 1967 a new church was built on the same property. The church continued to grow and by October 1975 a building fund for an
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  • Champa (India) (category C)
    were: the P. J. Wienses, F. J. Isaacs, O. A. Waltners, P. W. Penners, and Miss C. L. Kuehny. Besides two missionary bungalows, there was also a primary school
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  • peasantry. Every estate holder, industrialist, in short every owner of property, was considered an enemy of the working masses. They recognized only one
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  • over the years, giving their property a total size of 11 acres (4.45 hectares) in 2008. Fortunately, most additional properties purchased had houses on them
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  • Columbia, 1978: 85-89. Dueckman, Amy. "MC B.C. Relinquishes Title to Olivet Church: Former Congregation Had Left MC B.C. in 2007." Canadian Mennonite (28 November
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  • Jersey, New York, West Virginia, Alabama, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Washington, D.C., Arizona and California. The largest church was at Bluffton, Indiana, with
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  • In 1861 Samuel Reesor, grandfather of L. J. Burkholder, and owner of the property, built a frame meetinghouse and gave it to the Mennonite Church. Regular
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  • and was used by the congregation there as a house of worship. The Harmony property became part of a local farm. The Union Mennonite Church also closed in
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  • congregation accepted a resolution to dissolve and turn over the church property and assets to the Conference of Mennonites in British Columbia with the
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  • the local pastor was surprised by the departure of entire families. The property of these emigrants was confiscated. In 1578 the citizens were forbidden
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  • for which A.C. is best remembered as “potato king,” at one time having 1,200 acres in cultivation, the largest potato grower in Ohio. A. C. and Mary Schrock
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  • in Kromau and Eibenschitz (Ivancice). The confiscated domain became the property of Gundakar von Liechtenstein. The Bruderhof at Kromau was paid a visit
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  • N. Hiebert, Abraham L. Schellenberg, H. W. Lohrenz, Heinrich S. Voth, P. C. Hiebert, A. E. Janzen, P. H. Berg, P. R. Lange, H. D. Wiebe, B. B. Janz, A
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  • obligation of military service derived from the ownership of property. Accordingly, the purchase of property by Mennonites, whose number was constantly increasing
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  • upkeep and management of this property were met by interest from investments and by voluntary contributions. The church property suffered some damage during
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  • Pankratz, their first pastor. They met in a small building on the latter’s property on Ferndale Road and the church was named the United Mennonite Church of
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  • Höppner was pardoned and released after a year's imprisonment. Meanwhile his property had been sold. Finally he was received into the Frisian church at Kronsweide
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  • prison and placed into the stocks, freezing their feet in the cold. Their property was confiscated and their children were forcibly baptized (Bossert 84)
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  • outlook and set out to destroy any order and to punish those who possessed property. The settlements of Molotschna, Chortitza, Borozenko, and Zagradovka suffered
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  • almost throughout its history were M. S. Steiner president, C. Z. Yoder vice-president, D. C. Amstutz secretary, and A. Burkholder treasurer. M. S. Steiner
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  • widely: it was right to deal in property, it was not right to traffic in human life. Property insurance made merchandise of property; while life insurance made
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  • published 10 times each year. The Sarasota Christian School, Sunnyside Properties and Nursing Home, World's Attic (Ten Thousand Villages), and the Southern
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  • administrative involvement in the mother colony. In 1863 they rented a property known as Markusland in Ekaterinoslav province and established two villages
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  • 1912-1914; C. K. Brenneman, 1914-1919; N. E. Troyer, 1919-1923; O. N. Johns, 1923-1926; C. C. King, 1926-1927; E. A. Shank, 1927-1931; M. C. Lehman, June-August
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  • conference c. 1756-65. Outstanding families in this congregation have been Mulder, Mandema, and Benes. Hendrik Jacobsz was a preacher here in 17? – c. 1733
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