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ByDE/‘N CRAWFORD Kernel Staff Writer Athletic Director Harry Lancaster said the schools with ’M ' ‘M

UK’s new football stadium has stirred talk of a new big stadiums are forcing the smaller stadium schools into 3 . 33: ; .
coliseum also, but the University has no plans for one in building larger ones. a. e , we I;
the near future. For example, three years ago UK received $119,000 or 50 - . it. '

Lawrence Forgy, vice-president for business affairs, percent of the gate to play at Georgia. 3 - . :2“ a: :

- said in a press conference, two weeks ago that no coliseum But because UK, with a smaller stadium, couldn’t offer "wt" . ' X‘s. I
was being planned because of lack of money due to the Georgia as much money to play in Lexington, their new M
commitment to build a stadium. contract calls for a flat $40,000 guarantee. So when the - -

The AlleyCats, a group dissatisfied with that an- Wildcats go to Georgia they get only $40,000 and Georgia
nouncement, are trying to raise money to build a 25,000 keeps the rest of the gate. The opposite is true when .
seat Coliseum. An earlier Group called the Rupp Arena Georgia plays at UK.
Committee was aiming at the same goal but faltered and UK is playing two away games to one home game with
. I . no longer exists. some schools now to make money, Lancaster said.
Amid this it seems an important question has been 0n the other hand, Lancaster said basketball game : ,fl.‘ .
overlooked. In light of UK’s basketball success as com- contracts call for only a $3,000 guarantee and a return “WM” , ‘2” .
. pared to football’s lack of success, why is the University game. He said the Notre Dame game in Louisville is the 2",.
building a stadium instead of a coliseum? only time UK splits the gate. M‘
. The answer in one word is money. Lancaster said football is important as a money maker SpegChless
Football makes over three times as much money as because it carries the minor sports. According to the
. basketball. McLean stadium seats 37,600 people. Athletic Association’s Financial Report for the last fiscal Shirley McGraner of Hazard Community
Memorial Coliseum seats 11,500. Football tickets cost year, minor sports brought in only $3,000 while almost College Puts 0“ a new face as She Pan-
seven dollars. Basketball tickets cost four dollars. $200,000 was spent. That’s a difference of about $187,000. tomimes a “m9 girl‘s “rS‘ spring d3.“ "'5
. Football makes over a million dollars while basketball Football brought in almost $1,200,000 while $981,000 was a“ a part Of the 5‘3“? 899“" and Debate ’
. doesn’t quite make $350,000. spent. The difference is $219,000 Efuggiyirgr‘gflfi Student ceme" (Phom
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By JANE BROWN . ‘ ‘ LAST NIGHT‘S BASKETBALL banquet to honor UK‘s top .
Managing Edi‘f” M 7" . , s players was of greater interest than usual to most sports fans. It
. The court case Wh‘th may \\ ,' marked the first appearance of head basketball coach Adolph
, prove Kentucky’s abortion law \ ‘ Rupp since Rupp was retired—effective July 1-by the UK
unconstitutional ls almost ready x ‘i I Athletics Board. Although Rupp had adamantly insisted he
forafinal rulmg.After about two . ’. ‘K‘g .. i should remain as coach at UK despite the University‘s
' years legal procedure, a .‘hrfe‘ M ' M‘ M retirement-at-70 rule. the veteran of 42 winning seasons showed
Judge panel or the us District ._ ._ no hard feelings over the board's decision.
Court convened Tuesday to hear ‘ ~' . M "‘1‘“ be with you next year...in spirit.“ he told the dinner
final verbal arguments in ‘ ‘ M crowd. and then sat back and enjoyed a dinner that became
M “Crossen VS- Breckinridge." M M more of an honor for the coach himself than for the players.
A seven day limit has been . William Wall. president of the American Association of "
' allowed for {11mg Of an “amicus “ 3..» Basketball Coaches. told Rupp at the banquet to “sit back, relax
curiae" (friendly) brief by at- . lb" M and enjoy the results of 70 years of effort. The world of
torneys representing the Right to _" , basketball thanks you. You have served the youth well.“ ' .
Ijive chMganizaMio'Mll bZMMMfoM' 'MMlMlMM a MMQM . Phoms by Astory on the basketball banquetis on page seven.
time, e case M 0 ICE y 2; ~ ~_ ‘ . . I .
filed and the written ruling may \ ' '3: . . Dave Herman With Rupp is .ocal sportscaster Billy Thompson.
come at any point thereafter. ~.
2 The plaintiffs, both of , ,. _
Lexington, are Dr. Phillip .4/ .. “Whedts‘ _
Crossen, a physician, and Ms. «é - ‘5 ”'l‘ 8* Mt. ’5‘ ‘iM'TM’M‘ 3 22
Pat Craddock. Their attorney, :4 I‘ -‘ II 2 ~ -
' UK Law Professor Robert Sedler, ‘ . ’M :‘M 78 3.? 2..M\II i st*-~ .
said the rights of women under \ . ‘ I. , x f. MI 2, ‘
the present law are subordinated as. , f l , .’ " § , A: : w -4
to the “right to life“ of the fetus. l ‘ 2 a..."- ,3 . ' 2 it
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' with these last few days—there's ’5 f , ' . 2 .f‘lll ‘II . %M§/’-‘ . - 3““, °_ .1»
a whole new batch scheduled for ~. I’ v 2 é 4.». I .n /
Wednesday. The high Wednesday . ,2 ;.. M‘: .I ~_ I. II , MI II”... ”.9”
will be in the upper 50's. the low .. ',- ' III~IrI 2 ‘92.;
in the lower 40's. The high g 2 737 7 I;
Thursday will be in the mid-40‘s . I . , . . .
and the low will be near 30. There ”a“ l 5 ' ‘5 fit ‘ '
is a 60 percent chance of . II . ' ‘V d I
precipitation both Wednesday ’ 2' a ' . 1;“; ‘I , .
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ii If you like diamonds, you ll love . . . . . E He argued that historically the He said the unborn fetustas theoloeg- :ro-abortion actiVists
. ‘ tj \ l / Q law was written to protect the recognized I." Othel- aws maintain t at .mUCh .Of the op-
. I: .9_ {i mother. not the fetus. (property. somal security) as a pOSltlIon to liberalization of
, . . ‘ 3 Ms W l; Kentucky‘s abortion statute human being and that this con- abortion lawIs comes from
I , I _. . -. 3‘: :3 was last revised in 1910 and cept should apply in the case of organized religion and have FRA
- i , ' I‘ § {if allows abortion only in situations abortion. argued that the state has no ,“gl‘t On tht
' ‘ l; cum Chase Village it where the mother‘s life is in Both attorneys commented on to. support one ”31'3”“ 5 line f(
‘ . i. '2' 5““ mm “M“ U" 5"“ ”5° 9" ”‘ "‘ 3°" "‘ m“ ‘5‘"- 1‘? danger- Sedler‘s case contends recent court rulings which have ph'losoph‘es to the ex°l"s‘°“5 0‘ 23 pri
. I v.3:- ~--""»"-"" ' “"' ""“w‘ """"r"”‘r°”—-"5='"'3 that the Kentucky law violates prohibited states from restricting others. . _ _ . . B. Nu
. ' six different amendments to the contraception for unmarrieds on Ughe glisttrwcats ogigmtallg ft'led m was
, . US. Constitution. It asks that the the grounds of invasion of ,' ‘ _ 1 our u was us, 5
'2 v *I "ILLEL'S FASS°VER SIDE" court forbid the state from en- privacy. They cited other rulings dismissed by Judge Mac Swin- “So
. . " ~ ' ’ forcing it- which said the state must not Salintondigdniiuolldztatlleat the com; and
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III . l . assistant commonwealth at- ANTIQU s the US. Circuit Court of Appeals -
. I . 6.00'Al Temple Adfl‘lh Israel torney and currently a state E ordered a three-judge panel to initlo:
I ' ’ senator. defended the state law hear the case. Swinford serves on -
. . . _ ‘24 N. Asl‘llflfld on behalf of George Barker, Large Selectionot Antiques and Modern the panel with Judge Rhodes :83":
’1 _ ' ‘ ' Make reservations by calling 266-3251 finnmonweaéth . att.?r’;ey' Co'lec'ab'es m Choose from Brim“; and JUdge JOhn Peck. Loc
. . . , _ , . a oney argue primari y rom We Also Feature A Brass Polishing and ccor ing to Sedler, the three
_ I I . For rI'deS meet at Haggm new or SlUdent Center the standpoint that life begins at Fum‘mre Re'inismng se’V'Ce' judges can withhold a decision on repor
-~ " * . Parking LOl 3' 5145 conception and therefore. ANTIQUITIES: the case for some time. He said Nun;
‘, V' V I“abortion is killing a human Algal/v5.3a?“ they will “probably hold off“ carIlIl
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right FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) —- cumstances had forced a “fur- Huddleston was campaign I, . I.
'ion's On the eve of the filing dead- ther evaluation on my part chairman for GOV. Wendell /’ / i // ‘ ' . ' . , ' ~
ms of line for candidates in the May than I ever intended to give it.” Ford’s SUCCGSSlUl gubernatorial // /i\ \ E ,1; i
23 primary, former Gov. Louie That was a departure from a race lastIyear and Ford is SUP- l, / \~.,')' ’ q S ' , . f. ,
led in B. Nunn indicated Tuesday he number of previous statements porting him f0r senator. Q '-‘ g I ‘ \ .' .l. 4 ,~
- . . . . , .5 . . ,- _, , ,I‘s ;'
was was conSiderlng running for in Ithich Nunn steadfastly Termpapers _ book reviews “my \I. ~' .9. ’ I I. I I I, I g . I
Swin- US. Senate. maintained he did not intend to researched, written and professionally “ w l / I -. . ‘ , ~ - , :
co “Sometimes I think I will, run for senator. He usually 'Yped‘ ”'25 W page ”."dergrawa'e' \ , -. '. , '- j .,- .‘ -'
m- . . . _ $4.25 graduate. Send details of approach ' \ ‘ . ', .. - .. r. v
158 of and somethimes I think I qualified that statement, how- and scope to: TERMPAPER / \ I K .‘ a “‘3 . , . .
in - . , - - RESEARCH, Box 4314, SILVER \ -' 5- i , " .- ‘
When wont run, Nunn said in a tele ever, by saying Circumstances seams, MARYLAND. Guarameed ,0 \s: V}, ,. -. I ., _. .
lpeals phone interView from his Lex- could bring him into the race. day service with money order. FOR 5 A I - i. . .I , -. . .
[e] to ington law office. What apparently has given CODE 301I589IWIIMd “perpage'or ""1 ’s“ V". II _ I . . -.
'es on But sources close to Nunn Nunn second thoughts about be- rush order! ', "1 : ,I : ._
”lodes said he definitely would become coming a candidate this year I -‘ " ‘- .' -; ‘ 5
‘ a candidate. are what he said were “a lot of "5' , « ~ * ' -; ' . .
Peck. . . . 8-TRACK AUTO , - .- __ I, . , -
three Local teleVlSlon stations calls (from around the state) . _, , .I I I .
on on reported Tuesday night that urging me to run-” TAPE PLAYERS W'TH l . 1 '- ,
, said Nunn is expected to announce his Those calls were prompted, SPEAKE RS l ' j .’ . '- . I . ’, J '3
off“ candidacy this morning. he said, by “a great deal of T . ' t ‘ ‘
es on Nunn, a Republican, said cir- concern among citizens of the Features Volume, :I. «no I I I ,ng , . TI ,.
One state... (over) the lack of con- Balance, Tone and Fine g I. [Eli , _: T ,I .. , I
tality “waive leaders“? demm‘Stra' Tuning Controls To § - l . ' I ' ‘ - ,-
ted by Mr. Huddleston." . . .. _. J .. . , . .’ .
5 and . l mate Cross-Talk. ~ . . . . . ~. ' g I - v
con- SOCialiS‘S seek “6 was ”fem“ ‘° 5‘3“? E' m ; . -, ‘ . s .-
eu tic Sen. Walter “Dee” Huddleston UNITE D FR E|GHT ~ ’ e 1- ' _ ' g '
of Elizabethtown who at this - " - 1 n . ..
rem . . . . 2123 Oxford Circle i: . _ r, ~ ' ' ‘ ~ .
ar: student Offices time is the clear favorite to wm : . , y ' ‘, -'
(YSM candidates Win run in the 9- August-Io s Git-rel . : a ~ ’
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this sprin g, announced Mike 0 - . , ' - '
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W0 The candidates are David “°'Y 5“""5' 5=3°°~'“- momma craeromoniirmation ' . ~ -. '
ourt. , . Tenebrae 7130 P-m- "145“,“ Lighting at the New Fire or. . , .' _ I I
Smith for preSident and Russell and as," Eve Vigi. , I, I '. I. ,I ,
ound Pelle for vice president. THURSDAY’MARCH 3°. ‘1 Midnight Easter Eucharist ,‘r , I ‘ ‘ _ ,
Will , . Maundy Thursday Eucharist (breaktast tollowmg) ‘ I . . .I
At Tuesday s YSA meeting and Stripping ot the Altar The Rt. Rev. Addison l-losoo, aistiop of E H Av E E . -. '. - . =
”Ute Smith read the party‘s platform, 713° p'm' Lexington, willbeCelebrant and Preacher I . . _ ’ I .
. . t h E t s ‘ , , . - ‘. .
rafts which includes guaranteed an- :r:;2;:$xdfizsgn eggs; "w” .. 'I . _ . _,
nual income Ifor all students, 12:30,I‘l:303nd 2:30 p.m. How Exharimm SérirlnrorItIiIlIIIzaopImI Beerys, Tanks and Crews I , .-f .
extended tuition-free education 5""?33; '3' 0°55 Holy Eucharist 5:00p.m. . h I I .'
beyond the secondary school ' , For GUYS Grid GOlS .. , ‘- I
level guaranteed jobs upon Sycamore Shops - I“ ' ' “ '
graduation, no armed police on CANTERBURY "cuss ‘1']? , I, . .
campus and the abolishment of Fayette M a“ . ' , '. '. ._
ROTC. 472 Rose St 254-3726 LS. \inesam. I,» . . .I
Regarding the platform, - , WI ‘,
Fallahy said, “We realize these , I ‘ I I ‘ f 5’
programs are impossible on this I‘ . _ . . " ', 3
campus the way the present v’v ANTED!!! I:é§giggEI53;;'Eggggggggggggg’ggggggjgigiig'gfgiizgggi2255::fiatilEiEffizigri,i‘:EEIC;:I--'- , - . . .. . .. ... . .. ,, """’""""="i59=:iz:i=zz::i"1a:'A-i-:-'-==z;2~-:::::s;;;siege; I I III, 7 ,.
system IS structured.’ Girl Softball Players toplay in city ‘ , ' . ,
- slow pitch league this summer. l ., , '
Revolutionary Changes WOIIld Contact-Jesse Baker, 605 Central f " ’» I , ll 9'
have to be coordinated With Avenue,Nicholasville,Ky.Zip-4o356 :
Socialist changes being made on prime-255.7907 (office) I; . I‘ ; . -. ‘I ,- .
a national level, he said. ads. 4866 (residence) fl ~. _ . I ,
The Senate Council hereby circulates the approval by the University Senate, 2; l KenlUCky COO Assoc I 01" on .~ 'r - ~ It
€33: at its regular meeting of March 13, 1972, the following change in the Rules pt 5;; Z I . . . _
- iii? the University Senate relative to the University English Requirement. In g” d . .~ . . II .
connection with this change,the approval or the attendant patterns approved ii“ 53in2 an I . I I, ,' I
by the Senate Council available to students is circulated for your use and if? 5:55;, ,I , . . ' I
intormation. The Ettective Date on this action is Immediately. J A MES BR AN SC OM B E I , . , , I . .
2;; THE RULES CHANGE: iii; ; r. ~ - - - _ '-
ffi-ii Section lll., Commencement and Graduation; 2. Requirement tor 235:5; . ' , , . ‘ :
Graduation: 3rd paragraph: E l h the I t ed t 2 ,'-. _ I - ,-
EEEEE "r te ot Freshman no is or ir equiva en are requir o 3;; . I I I. . .' I.
eocntzicslirtl‘tejnigsss he demonstrates competency according to the exemption save 0 U r Ken tU C ky i ~ . ,
.‘. plans specified in the Catalog. A toll-time student must enroll in Freshman 1 : . . , .I I .
32; English each semester until he has satisfied this requirement unless (i) he I: , 3 I , J '. . I -.
qualities tor a onesernester option, in which case he may enroll during either if; I I , ,
Eff: semester at his treshman year; or (2) the program at his college or depart gig}: \ 1 'I . II I I .
m. poem... ,. m. m m ~ Thu rsday March 30 l 972 ‘ -' ~ 1- «
The Curricular Change inttlo English Composition Requirement: if? ’ I ' I. . . 'I . , . ‘
The University requires demonstrated competency in English Composition. 9; x - I ' ‘ f' ‘
Competency may be demonstrated in the tollowing ways: (I) Students who 3e 1 P M ILL; : - . ' . - .
have a raw score ot 2i and below on the English section or the ACT must " o o ' ' - ‘ _ ' , ' 7
i352 satistactorily complete two semesters or composition: Englgosh lm in the"; g I I. I
31312 tirstsemester at the University and either English 102, lOSor 3. It they e ec .' j if? I I . . , I . II
. m E l' h l05, the must take ‘t the second semester of their 0: #3,:- S d C B I I m xiii: . - . , _ -
’2 5:23;?» yeoa'r. (n92; Etudents wtyto have a raw score or 22 and above on the ' : 1U ent en ter 0 r00 3; t II .
English section of the ACT may bypass English mi and sotistoctorily comI ' j . , ' . '
513:; plete either English lO’Ior 105. it they receive a grade of B or better, they wil ._ .'.: d o o F I I , . . I
:31? ' led the E I' h C mposition requirement, but it they receive a 'I I 3:. A l" . “
3359.3"; or D, themylltaveothe tollowing options: (a) satisfactorily com- . , .35; '55 I on ree ii}? , . . , .I I
' pleting the other course or (b) satistactorily completing English 203. Full. ; - \ N . . :
V time students who quality tor the one-semester option may enroll in English .5: . I I
Composition either semester or their Freshman year Isis, S d b S o P L . b :I I .' -
5': It you have any questions on this matter, please call the Department at - pon sore y CC I etas r0 eg I U s ' ‘ '
3’- English,Or.StephenManning,Chairman,orthe Senate CouncilOttice. 2, ‘ I‘ .- . I I . I

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. . / The decision that even the most Congress. He could not possibly :5
- , . 3-; H M J j ‘ ardent Adolph Rupp fan knew want more fame than he has filli
. ; .. , _ 6 7‘ “L wouldbemade sooner or later has already achieved as the win- ca"
. ' . WHATS A 062 atVlast been made. The University mngest man to ever coach St
, _ LETTER? MTTEML) 0‘: HOLD [3059 IT 19 — Wlll invoke the mandatory basketball. St"
V. _ _ , \ COHKIUUICATIOA). 1T REACH ITS? 1&5? 176 retirement clause on Coach Rupp. Further he 5110““ recognize :2:
_ . . // VESTIbATIOt). TOF- If the decision is carried that his age and his complete lack hin
,~_ - - ~ // [r r ’ FICE. through, it will require con- of political experience make him no
‘ . , , _ I it / / . Siderable political courage on the totally unqualified to serve in w.°'
-. ~ _ / bl part of the University. There are Congress. :2;
, ‘. V. , several powerful political figures A 70-year old man who has E
_ - - - \ in the state who will put pressue spent over half his entire life w°l
, . V, ' . V on the University to keep Rupp, coaching basketball could not “9‘
. ., f . g: H my OFF Thatd pressure should be adequately represent the in- 3":
,V :VV . ' 5 cs. woo woo pm IT A resiste . The University should sterests of this district. i
a - _ > with? ég‘faélmlé 585$ gag??? 00th? not be brow-beaten by politicians In fact his suggestion that he dis
V. . . . . '. / LETTER AUU §EVERAL TO USE A i into not enforcing its own rules. would make a good Congressman ag‘
s _ / ‘ “£51516 600 TELEP/Houe? Had Coach Rupp bowed out is an insult to the Congress. 3;
I .t ; [/4 tilltffilé, /// gracefully it wouldbeeasy just to Adolph Rupp knows basketball dis
,j _ -, , I ~, 1T GETS ' praise him for the man is trul 3 probably better than
_. , , t , . a . y any other 1
y g f . // % DELIVERED, )1 \t basketball genius. For over 40 man but he does not know
f . .. ( . § year: he and his \ideas and Congressional politics. C
.V liI-tPuhlpheu-N-HSyn-lunar ec iques have dominated the The people of Kentucky are
V , , 1 game. indebted to Rupp for what he has
V ‘ .. But he chose not to do that. done for this University and this t
fit _ . . . instead Ruptf) has intimated that state but they should not pay him
. ~ '_ . r‘fe lffe rf ff f fl ° e may run or Congress if he is back by encouraging him to run Dr
V ; V . _ VV 31 e r El 3 r El 8 r forced to retire. . for Congress. Surely there is a 2"
. _ RWe cams:1 imagine why Coach more fitting tribute than a seat in :3
. t j ' upp wo want to run for Congress. it
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. v V . , before the tournament. This year I relation between Christianity and down on the plantation,
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.V . VV r. . ,- . . Tennessee game was just one of pressure from the pros SO a player that the crusades were a bloody con- Sfiparation of church and state, should
, , .- .V .. several similar incidents aCI‘OSS can land a million dollar contract demnation of those Who didn’t agree With g Tarantee each mdiwdual’s rights.
, , , the nation ' the.ChUFCh' that the Slaughter of the nature Ch hose who.” m the recent upsurge in the
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By SUSAN TOMASKY otherWIse be interested in police carry the full load of work, which V V. V . V . .
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Director of Safety and Security ShOUId a woman be hired, she duty. HOLY WEEK SERVICES ' 'V' V V’.V .V .' ' y .
Joe Burch said Tuesday he will would be required, as all UK . . ‘ - ~. .- l ‘
take steps to see that women are policemen are, to attend training 5G sources said they were “Ot Catholic Newman Center ' - - 1 , f - ,
ly given equal consideration in school at Eastern Kentucky toally satISt'ed With BUFCh'S 255-0467 V. ' ,~ -' .' . - ‘ V. .
is hlhng vacant POSltlonS Wlthm the UniverSity’s Police Academy, comments because they WHERE? ow Porter Memorial Baptist Church 730 ’ q ‘ ~ - '. ,, .
n campus police department. paid for by the safety and preferred a stronger com- (099056“ Perkins Pancake House) S°”"‘ L'm‘ ‘ . ' - ’- . ' ' " .
’h Speaking recently with a security department. WVomen mVitment toward immediate WHEN? Holy Thursday March 30th.s;30 .' . “.s 7'4
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representative who had duty as men. Burch said. Bum“ was COOPeFthVwe 39d Easter vagn April to. mom. : g .- x f. j ‘,
ze requested that policewomen be He said police forces generally sympathetic to the“ EASTER SUNDAY MORNING ' - ‘ - " 1’, " ..I
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as Burch said the question of UK force, Burch said it would be courage women to apply now, so / ' ' - j . j .
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I of Human Sexuality,” 8pm. in the Grand tOday at “00“ With a me eon 1“ .‘ I‘ “’ Q ’9 ~13 "; .' .. . > , - .- .
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