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| November 1886
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| North America in the Ice Period
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1
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| Origin and Results of Sunday Legislation
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11
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| The Mental Faculties of Monkeys
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17
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| Recent Advances in Solar Astronomy
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24
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| Chevreul at a Hundred
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33
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| Geology of the Atlantic Ocean I
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41
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| Some Outlines from the History of Education III
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51
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| Comte and Spencer on Sociology
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65
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| The Hickory-Nuts of North America
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70
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| The Hygienic Treatment of Consumption
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79
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| Trade Distinctions in Alcoholic Liquors
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96
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| Thistles
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101
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| Inebriate Maniacs
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109
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| Sketch of Professor Edward S. Holden
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114
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| Editor's Table
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121
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| Literary Notices
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125
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| Popular Miscellany
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134
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| Notes
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142
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| December 1886
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| Science and Theology
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145
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| Zoological Superstitions
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162
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| The Higher Education of Woman
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168
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| Energy in Plant-Cells
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180
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| Geology of the Atlantic Ocean II
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184
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| The New Requisitions for Admission at Harvard College
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195
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| Life in the South-Sea Islands
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199
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| Some Outlines from the History of Education IV
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212
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| The Physiology of Attention and Volition
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227
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| How to Warm our Houses
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235
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| The Wings of Birds
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240
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| Measuring the Earth's Surface
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242
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| Sully's Hand-Book of Psychology
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256
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| Sketch of Francois Arago
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259
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| Editor's Table
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267
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| Literary Notices
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269
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| Popular Miscellany
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280
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| Notes
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287
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| January 1887
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| What Makes the Rich Richer and the Poor Poorer
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289
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| Misgovernment of Great Cities I
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296
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| A Scientific Mission to Cambodia
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310
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| The White-Footed Mouse
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322
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| Manual Instruction
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327
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| The Intermingling of Races
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336
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| Science in Religious Education I
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351
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| The Hound of the Plains
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360
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| The Experimental Study of Nature
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372
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| Vinegar and its Mother
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378
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| The Week of Seven Days
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384
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| The Voices of Animals
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396
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| Sketch of Nicholas Prejevalski
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402
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| Correspondence
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409
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| Editor's Table
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410
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| Literary Notices
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414
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| Popular Miscellany
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423
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| Notes
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430
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| February 1887
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| The Laws of Habit
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433
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| Science in Religious Education II
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451
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| The South-African Diamond-Mines
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459
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| Materialism and Morality
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474
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| Science and Morals: A Reply
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493
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| Some Points on the Land Question
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507
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| Fetichism or Anthropomorphism
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514
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| Misgovernment of Great Cities II
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520
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| Fulgurites, or Lightning-Holes
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529
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| Views of Life in the Crazy Mountains
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539
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| Massage
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543
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| Sketch of Charles C. Abbott
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547
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| Correspondence
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554
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| Editor's Table
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555
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| Literary Notices
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558
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| Popular Miscellany
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568
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| Notes
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575
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| March 1887
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| Are Railroads Public Enemies? I
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577
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| A Mount Washington Sandwort
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590
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| Birds and their Daily Bread
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600
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| Higher Education of Women and the Family
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612
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| The Habits and Family History of Centenarians
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618
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| How a Naturalist Is Trained
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631
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| Celebrated Clocks
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640
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| Comparative Psychology: Its Objects and Problems
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651
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| The Giant Birds of New Zealand
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660
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| Genius and Mental Disease
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663
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| Animal-Plants and Plant-Animals
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678
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| Sketch of Edward L. Youmans
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688
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| Editor's Table
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698
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| Literary Notices
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702
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| Popular Miscellany
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712
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| Notes
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719
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| April 1887
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| Brain-Forcing in Childhood
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721
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| The History of a Delusion
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733
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| Astronomy with an Opera-Glass I
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743
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| Social and Physiological Inequality
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757
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| Infection and Disinfection
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765
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| On Melody in Speech
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778
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| Scientific and Pseudo-Scientific Realism
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789
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| Bird-Migration
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803
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| A Remarkable Explosion
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810
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| The Scientific Age
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814
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| On the True Aim of Physiology
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821
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| Turpentine-Farming
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829
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| Rustic Superstition
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832
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| Sketch of Leo Lesquereux
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835
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| Correspondence
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841
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| Editor's Table
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842
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| Literary Notices
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845
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| Popular Miscellany
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854
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| Notes
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863
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| Index
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865
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