14-llw My Onrnfm, N.C.-lMiy, May it. ifn

First Experience In 'Group Encounter'

GrMnvNic, N. C. 27134 May M, 17, 24. 31

By RONALD E. COHEN NEW YORK (UPD-TTie baro^ ceiling of the grand ballrooni of New Yorks Hotel Diplomat was a whirling mishmash of ornate gold leaf, horribly jutting cornices and glaring floodli^ts.

I tried to focus on that ceiling and forget how ridiculouB I fdt.

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A woman, about 27, with reddish hair. She wore a demure pants suit with two buttons that kept opening revealing a wispy black brassiere. She had qimt the past hour rebuttoning selfconsciously. The buttons were open now from holding me slofl.

Pour sudcfonly intimate stran-' I prayed she wouldneriotice and gers hdd me (I am 5-feet 11, begin buttoning. Right then it

200 poivids and between diets) at arms length above their heads. I was parallel with the seasick-green rug on the ballroom floor, not at all sure I wouldn't be dropped unceremo-raoudy.

The huge room was bedlam. More than 1,000 persons wre screaming Mr/emotions, at the behest of the group leader. Dr. William C. Schtz.

I looked down at the four who held my fate and screamed, too Hang on. hang on!

My fear was well founded. At my feet was the only muscle of the four, a tall, solid 30-year-old nordic-looklng man named John. I was sure he wouldnt let go and wished he had my head instead of my feet.

Struggling with my upper torso and head were:

A chunky, fiftyish woman with a jolly grin and smiling eyes whose short arms^had me in a precarious tilt. She reminded me of an Iowa state

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wasnt voyeurinn. She had my shoulders and head seven feet off the ground, and she was dreadfully timid and frightened.

As they marched unsteadily in a smalt circle I trM again to focus on that aVdiitectiaal monstrosity a ceiling. I couldnt. All I could manage was the thoi^t. What am I doing here? '

Here was the East Coast weekend of Esalen Institute, a nonprofit organization based in San Francisco and Big Sia^, Calif., which helped pioneer group encounter sessions in the United States in 1962.

Its stated purpose explore those trends behavioral sciences, and philosophy which size the potentialities and values of human existence. It is decficated to devising ways to extend the human potential."

Esalen believes that through seminars and group sensitivity and encounter sessions, one can be conditioned to use not only his sight but his senses of taste, smell, touch and hearing to probe deeply into himself and develop a new consciousness.

Freeing the spirit, the mind, the bodya kind of joy and sensual pleasure in living and understandir^ the roleis at the base of Esalen philosophy.

is to in the religion empha-

without some skepticism. Instead of leuing Aemaelven be led into a mood, or condition, that might tmloek their do^ consciousnessthe stated purpose <rf the whole exercise their motions bidiMed just below the surface, to be elicited by a casual word, a casual touch.

Tbere cotdd be nothing deqdy meaningful for these, troubled by a sort of perverse hedonism.

I left the East Coast weekend late Sunday wanting to try again at a better time, a better place, imder better conditions a week at Big Sur perhaps.

For me, Ihjs encounter weekend begins in the biDriwi on Friday evenii^, with 1,000 bodies, every age and shape and size, sprawled on the green rug

One in 10 had been here last year, at a similar weekend. The rest wait apprehensively.

Rise and bounce lightly on your toes, eyes closed, says Schtz, e balding, smiling man lyearing orange pants. We are packed so close we cannot hdp jostling.

Hands up over your heads. Growl.

The growls re superUy loud. We are getting into it.

Now laugh-^oud and long. Get inside yoursrif. Vibrate slowly, first your legs, then your arms, then ev^Tthing. Breathe deep."

We follow every instruction like automatons. We walk very slowly around the room, looking intently at each face passii^ by.

I fleetingly touch fingmips with everyone I pass, regardless of sex. Then I shake hands while walking. Then, still

A k)fty and wixrthwhile goal, it following instructions I smack, worked only partly for me. lightly, every rear-end I pass.

First, there were too many The pace slows and I grasp people, about 5,000 at the three- both hands of the person next day session, second, the Diplo- to me. I caress her hands, then mat is not the Big Sur, a touch fingers lightly to her face picturesque sentinel overlooking and hair. Then I embrace her the Pacific. It is a faded relic and move on to someone else, of a hotel overlooking Times It is ihcrediUe the magic I Square and hard by a hotdog feel reaching out and touching emporium. the fingers of a total sUranger,

Third, too many peofde eame It is infinit^y mtve sensual to

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me than the deqi embrace. Can it be because I know the pretty, dark-haired girl I' have just touched will disppear from my life in one second?

How do you feel? a sound like you foel, ^utz directs.

I shout lit^ Tarzan and beat my diest. I doubt that the girl whose fingertips had been so cool hears me, and I wonder a second what soum) sib Is making. The noise is drafenii^.

We line up Ih of 20,

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leader, get to the front of the Une. B you are a foOower, get to the back You middleiieo|ile fight it otd for M center. If the guy in front U you doesnt belong' there, get him out of your qxit, any way you can."

I shove. The woman in front oriHrtlbiBnt take kindly to it and pushes me bi^. We shove Md shove a^ she finally surrenders to superior buUc and goes to work on someone more her size closer to the front. Soon all 20 in our line are heaving and pushing and yelling. I look around. The scene is the same all over the ballroom, some of the battling for iWsitiQii evtm more violent than in my group.

Stop!" Schtz commands. Stop. Look into the eyes of the person in front oi you. What do you see? What does he fed? He* is a 250-pounder who had outmusded me. His eyes are full of victory.

Schtz breaks us into groups of fiv for the last 90 minutes. We sit in a circle and size each other up. Save for the last fii^ minutes, we will not speak. But there will be [denty ' of nonverbal communication touching, suspecting, emoting, hating, loving.

For ,10 minutes we shake hands, hold fingers or grasp shoulders. Once I lean over to touch timid retfiieads face. She recoils.

We huddle tightly in a tiny circle, listening for each others breathing. We breathe in unison and fed the power in that.

Then we hold hands in our circle, and Schtz tdls us to fed a gigantic energy in our stomachs, and try to transmit that energy through our bodies to those whose hands we hold. I dont feel anything.

Does one person want to feel better?" Schtz asks. Then get in the middle, and you others make him fed better, one at a time."

Fawn-eyes, the frail teenager, lies in the center of ouf group, her eyes closed. Timid redhead pats her shouldm* with ill-concealed distaste, John caresses her arm, clucking softly in her left ear. 'nif chioiky cake-maker strokes her face^ first one side, tbi the other. 1 duck my Bead coie7 press my forehead to hers for a minu7 hdi kiss h llpUy on he chin.

Then I am the one the rest miit make fed better. That is When they hoist me. It is close, jwt I survive my terror and ftelr butiarn^

Suddenly fawn-eyes begins knd soon 1,000 people are clapping spontaneously, rhythmically. It is strangely occiting.

We are now instructed to sing a song to the person ou: right.

I am serenaded with Row, Row, Row, Your Boatjust about what I had expected from the cake-baker. My effort to fawn-eyes is Rule Britan-

Now hold hands with your group of five," Schtz says. You have five mimdes to tdl each other what you thiidt of them afta* 90 minutea, -It was the flrst time we heard eadi others speaking voices.

I ^dont like you," timid redhead says to me with no introductory amenities.

So what dse is new, I quip, embarrassed. Just why did you come here, anyhow? It costs $75."

I didnT want to, she says, looking as if she is about to . cry. My husband dragged me here, then he left me aa aom as we walked into the lobby."

I dont Marne him," says fawn-eyes. Youre a wet blanket. How can you expect to get anything out of aomething like this with your attitude? Delightful girl. I could kiss her. Minutes later, I will.

I like you," John says to me. I didnt at fir^ because I thought, when everyone was holding hands and you mqyed mine to hers (Umid redhead), that you were trying to bast* things. But y(% werent. You hrere trying to jet her into the group." Pereep^ fellow.

We wouldnt have had any group at all without you," cake-maker said. You led ui every time when we were hesitant and embarrassed. Thank you." Nice lady. Uke to taste hr chocolate cake before my next diet.

together, timid'redhead would prove to be the most interesting inthe^mip. .

Later, aHer the neid session, I bump into fawn-eyes in the lobby. ^ hugs mm tike a long-lost brodier, the euphoria and the m^^c of the first encounter still ttrong.

Next morning we meet again. I say hdlo. She looks blank, trying to (dace me.

RelationriiipB at Esalen East are fleeting and illusory.

Esalen depends for its

success on the creation of a mood. Much of the group sensitivity activity is done alone, with eyes closed. This

NOTice oe FoaacLOtURi SALi

Undsr and by virtiM of the powsr of ulacontslnad in that cartain dtad of trust axacutad and dallvarad by 0. L Norvitia and wift, Floranca L. Norvilla, to R. D. Roust, Jr., Trustot for R. R. Stekas, datad Octobar 14, 1969, and recordad in Book U-3S, at paga 592 of tha Public Raglstry of Pitt County, and by virtua of tha provisions of said dead of trust and tha law in such casas ntada and

time for meditation, aleelu^ irovkttd, Kahnath g. Hita, was

of introqiection and solUude in a large grotqi, create a sort of self-hypnosis,

Esalen believs this facilitate honot inteaci^. Shasis and facades are eroded and the individual can better scrutiize bimsdf and those strangers who are abotd to beccmie his intimates.

substitutad as Trustee in inatrument dilad January 4,1W1, and filad for registration in tha Public Registry in Book R-39, at page 271, raftranca to tUiich is hereby directed, and default

having bean made in tha payment of taurad tfiardby.

tht IndWiHKfMU and other provisions of said instrument violatad and at tbf request of tha hoMar and ownar-of tha notes secured by said dead of trusT, fha undarsignad substitutad Trustee will offer tor sale and lali to the highest bidder for cash before tha Courthouse door in Graonvilla, North .Carotina, on

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Young Side

By MARGARET STEVENS

Thursday, AAay 27,1971 12:00 o'clock noon

Announcements of marshals, cheerleaders and annual staff membo^s have laghlighted activities at Rose High in the past two weeks.

Sally Boyette, Laura Ebbe, and MBckey Jones will edit next years "\^sa, Rose annual. Lois Brown and Bob Hudson will serve as business managers.

Qaiming photograi^s positions are Dean James and Aaron Spain. Jbsie Rawl, Patti Sanders, and Kathy Williams will head up the feattre bection.

New activities editors are Jan Durham, Jamie Jacobson, and Joe Swain. Unda Brown, Alfonse Hunter and Steven Mitchell will handle the sports section.

Class editors are as follows: senior, Brenda Murray; Mdinda Dolton; and Debbie Hartsdl; junior, Pat Cherier; Marilyn Corbett; and Valerie McKnney; sophoiiKHre, Betty Moseley; Annis Paschal; and Barbara Keaml.

To occupy positions as advertising managers are Odores Harris, Sho-yl iBuck, Chidy Allen, and DarreU Davis.

Advised by Mrs. Jane Schwartz, annual staff monbers will receive crecHt and grades for the flm t imr next year.

Marshals Named Based on high scholastic averages through the first semester jmiior year, 25 juniors achieved marshal stutus, 22. To asdst at such school ^events as bac-calai2realr gTaduation, qring conco-ts, and Awards Day, the students will serve foe 1971'^ term. .

This years marshals indude Roger Billica, Sally Boyette, Lois ftown, Robot Carraway, Marilyn arbett, Robbie Cox, John Oaugman, Laura Ebbs, Evoo Ea>n>n. Delores Harris, David

ootte, and Brenda Murray.

Rampant Unes, Rose newspaper, was recently awarded an All American rating by the National Scholastic Press Association at the Univo*sity of Minnesota.

This highest award was based on coverage and content, writing and editing, editorial leadership, physical appearance, and photograifoy.

"Rampant Lines" also received a first place rating from the Columbia Press Association earlier.

RHS chorus, band, and stage band will climax their activities with concerts this month.

The stage band performed Thursday evening in the gym. Band members will entoTain next Thursday night, and the chorus will conclude musical presentations May 19.

all of tht following dtacrlbod lot or parcti of roal astata and building tharaon locgtfdin or naar tha Town of Falkland, Pitt County, North Cproiina, and mora particularly dascribid as follows:

House and lot in tha Town of Falkland, on north sidt of u.s. Highway 43; bounded oh wst by W. J. AMora; boumlad on east and noiTh by Mrs. G. H. Pittman; bounded on south by highway 43 (being tha houst and lot occupied at this time by 0. L. I Norvllle and wife as thtir home.) < Salt subject to outstanding taxes and deed of trust, appearing of record! in Book U-3B, at page 95 of the Pitt' County Registry;

Highest bidder required to deposit ten percent of bid. r Sale remains open ten full days for confirmation and raised bid.

This tha 33nd day of April, 1971. Kenneth G. Hite Substituted Trustee James, Hite & Cavendish, Attorneys (ireenville. North Carolina AAay 3, 10, 17, 24

EXECUTORS NOTICE " North Carolina Pitt County The undersigned, having qualified as Executor of the estate of Oscar C. White, Jr., deceased, late of Pitt County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against said estate to present them to the undersigned on or before the 19th day of Octobar, 1971, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make Immediate payment to the undersigned.

This the 15th day of April, 1971.

AAitchell E. White, Jr.

Executor

1744 Beaumont Dr.

Greenville, N. C.

April 19, 26; AAay 3, 10

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Pursuant to Section 160, North Carolina General Statutes, sealed proposals on forms prepared by the Engineer will be received by the GREENVILLE UTILITIES COM MISSION, Greenville. North Carolina, at the office of the Dtfiefor, until 10:00 a.m.. Eastern Daylight Tima, Juna 8,1971, and immedlataiy thareefter publicly opened and read, for fumlahirg two T2) 15,000 XVA LTC Transformers, and one (1) 20,000 KVA AAotffte transRjrmif.

Complete sets of Drawings, Spacifications> and other Contract Documents mey be inapected In the Office of L. E. Wooten and Compwiy, Coniulting Engineers, 120 North Boylsn Avenue, Raleigh, North Carolina; A.6.C. Offices In Charlotte, Rligh, and Greensboro, North Carolina; and in the City Hal), (Sreenville, North Carolina.

One set of Drawings, SRiEifjCBtions. and Mhtr Contract Documents may be obtained from L. E. Wooten and Company upon paymant of a deposit of ito.OQ, The Deposit shall be in check form and shall be drawn payabia to L. . . Wooton and Company, the full . deposit will be returned to these submitting a bona fide bid provided drawings, specjftcations and contract documents are returned in good condition not later than seven (7) days after the opening of bids.

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NOTICE File No. 71 CVD3SI In The General Court Of Justice District Court Division North Carolina Pitt County

GERALINE ARTIS JOHNSON VS

JOHNNIE LLOYD JOHNSON Defendant above will take notice th at a pleading against you seeking ab soluie divorce has been filed in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Pitt County in the above matter, and that you are required to make defense to such pleading not later than the 15th day of June, 1971 and upon your failure to do so the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief sought.

This the 28th day of April, 1971. Sam 0. Worthington Attorney for Plaintiff Box 691

Greenvilte, N.C. 27834 May 3. 10, 17. 1971 -

.SXSUTORi.MDTJm North Carolina Pitt County

the undersigned, having quaiifJed as Executor of the estate of James

Henry Stewart, deceased, late of Pitt County, North Caroline, this is to notify all pwsons hiving claims against said estate to present them to the undersigned on or before the 8th day of October, 1971, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons IndebM to said tate wili piiaii meke imrhldiate payment to the undersigned.

This the 5th day of April, 1971. The ptamari National Bank a Trust Comany Executor of the Wilt of James Hhry Stewart April 26, May 3, 10, 17

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She grabs nly hands. She sweat a lot for such a little gfrl. She lesna ovar and gives me a sisterly kill. . ,

TYiree Uke me, one doesnt. I am pleased at my bauing

average. Yat I naggiiigiy feel if _____________

we had two more days {done sie Woodl^, Ifeanne Kr-

HoweU, Mickey Jones, and Sheila Latham.

Mainie Maye, Mark MUler, Chris OConnell, Eugenia Parker, Anne Petrie, WlUiam Shields, Jo Ann Smith, Margaret Stevens, Joe Swain, Peggy Weimer, Anna White, and Kathy WUliams complete the list.

Cheerleaders To iromote school spirit, 26 ^rla were chosen as junior varsity and varsity cheerleaders, April 29-30.

Leading cheers on the varsity squad will be Nancy Qeetwood, Val Hooper, Amy Leggett, Mary Margaret Morton, Josie Rawl, Patti Sanders,

Denise Speight, Fawn Staton, Charlene Vines, Kate Welch, and Kathy WUliams. Monica Jenkins and Brenda Murray wUl serve asalter-nates:

J-tt n 1 0 r varsity cheerleaders are C0olyn Battle, Lynn CargUe, PhyUis Conway, Ronita Jones, Jan Kleinert, Lynn Laughinghouse, Betty Moseley, Kathy Savage,

^ Karen Savage, Karen Sfoith, , Um White, and Patricia Williams, ^temates re foenee Jones and Kim Taylor. Observing Twlrp' Week,

* April 20-2f, -14 students ,pabbed stuffed Snoops and ^RHS Bippys for their most "'appropriate hesaT

Winners included Shelby Sharrod, Sidney Shearin, Steve Woralcy, Don Howard, Nancy Shealy, Dbrothy Best, > r-WUUe Smith, Emit Adama, Judy CUnt^ Bvon Ehron, Ri^' aiealy, Faith Hamm, Bob Rarreu; and Pam Tumage.

Chaired hy junior Branda Bond, a Pip aiih committ^ promotat sports events by placing banners and posters , throa^wut the school.

Oonunittee mambert Are Gloria Hawley, Cerla ' PhilUpe, Kathy Hathaway, Tfova Hunt, Carol Morgan,

Signed by: O'H.

Charles O'H. Horne, Jr. AAay 10. 17. 1971

NOTICE TO CREDITORS In The Oenerel Court Of Justice . Swgerior Court Division North Cerollht "

county Of Pitt "

IN THE AAATTER OF THE ESTATE OF EVELYN GADDY COLLINS. DECEASED Having qualified as Executor 04 the Estate of Evelyn Gaddy Collins, late of Pitt County, North Carolina, this is fb notify att persons having claims against the eetete of said Evelyn Gaddy Collins, to present them to the undersigned Executor within six (6) months from date of the first publication of this notice or same will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estath pleesa make immediate payment. This 6th day of AAay, 1971.

JACK AAcRAE COLLINS, JR. Greenville Highwey Ayden, N. C.

Executor of the Estate of Evelyn (3addy Collins GAYLORD a SINGLETON Attorneys at Law Greenville, N. C.

May 10,17, 24, 31

ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE In Tha Ganaral Court Of Justice Superier Court Division North Caroline Pitt County Having qualified as Administrator of the Estate of Jimmy Clue Bullock of Pitt County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of said Jimmy Cie Bullock to present them to the undersigned not later then October 19, 1971, or same will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons Indebted to said estate please make immediate payment.

This the 19th day of April, 4971. James Clue Bullock, Administrator of the Estate of Jimmy-Clue Bullock-Route 4, Box 96 Greenville North Carolina 27834

Nelson Blount Crisp, Attorney BOX 91, Greenville, N.C.

April 19, 26, AAay 3, and 10,1971.

NOTICE OP SALE

North Carolina ^

County Of Pitt "

Undar and by virtue of toe power ot eaie contained in a certain deed oi trust executed by Clyde Cecil Casper, Jr. and wife, Lois S. Casper, to Archie C. walker. Trustee,-dated the 15th day of January, 1970, and recorded in

Book Y-38, page 212, in tha office of the Register of Deeds of Pitt County;

EXECUTORS NOTICE North Carolina Pitt County The undersigned, having qualified as Co-Executors of the estate of Nolle White Lee, deceaSKir^e of imt County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against said estate to present them to the undersigned on or before the 19th day of October, 1971, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of thafr recovery. All persons indebted to said Catate will please make immediate payment to the undersigned.

This the 14th day of April, 1971. Herbert W. Lee Jamas W. Lee Co-Executors James, Speight, Watson E Brewer, Attorneys

April 19, 26, AAay 3, 10

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and under and by virtua of the authority vested In the undersigned as substitutad trustaa by an Instrument of writing dated the 15th day of April, 1971, and recorded in Book Z-39, pagi 425, in tha office of the Register of Deeds of Pm County, default having bean made in tha r paymant of the indebtednett thereby secured and the said deed of trust being by the terms thereof subject ot forecloaure, and the holder of the Indebtedness thereby secured having demanded a foreclosure thereof for the purpose ot satisfying said In-dabtadnass, tha undarstgntd substitutad trustaa wilt offer for sale at public auction to tha highari bidder for cash

AT THi COURTHOUSE DOOR IN CARIW.INA

Ih# land convtytd In said died of trust, the semelying and being In tha City W GreanvUla, Pitt Coynty.^orfh Carolina, and mora-mirttculariy dtscribad as follows;

Lyihg and> baihg situate'in OraanvUla-Townskto, Pitt County, North Carolina, and Iwing all of Lot 8, Block "0", in Graenbriar Su^ (vision, as shown on map of tacord M AA^ Book 14, page 71 and 91-A. Pitt County Registry.

Thaaa lots are conveyed subject to ttMoo cortain raatrictiva covenants appearing of record In Book 0-35. ptoa 452, Pitt County Registry, to tha am# extant and as fully as though saw covenants were copiad harain varbatim.

T^ above proparty it to ba sold subioct to unpaid taxes and saasemants if any.

This tha 5th day of AAay. Wl.

ROBERT R. BRCWAIING,

B 5ySTITUTE0 TRUSTEE Robert R. Browning AHomay at Law . i

P. O. Box 302

NOTICE OF SERVICE OP PROCESS BY PUBLICATION North Cerolina pm County

SOUTHERN BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, Plaintiff

vs. V

M. LOUIS COLLIE and wife,

JEAN M. COLLIE, Defendants TO: M. LOUIS COLLIE AND WIFE, JEAN M. COLLIE:

Take notice that a pleading seeking retiet against you has been filed In tha above entitled action. The nature of

the relief being eought is as followtta judgment for the unpaid balance tor

credit extended to you by the plaintiff through its AAaster Charge Card plan in the emount\of 24412.46. fake further notice that in tha above entitled action an Order of Attachment against the property of said defendants has been iMued to the Sheriff of Pitt County m the 15th day of April, 1971, end the following property attached:

Parts of Lots Nos. 1,2 and 17, Block B" of Sheraton Placa Subdivision, .as shown on map racordad in AAap Bjk.4, at Paga l^ and JtifirJhaGM. that cartain dead recordad in Book M-31,-at Page 35 of tha Pitt County Registry; and Lot No. 3, Block of the Forbes and Gilbart Subdivision, l^atlmas known as 315. East Tenth

(reenvillc. North Carolina, Carolina.

And that said Order of Attachment is returnable before the abrk of Superior Court at his Office in (keenviile. North Carolina.

This the 15th day of April, 1971. HARRELL AND AAATTOk - BY: Fred T. Mattox ...

Attorney for Plaintiff '

HerreU lt AAettox, Attys.-*

P. 0. Box 119

Greenville, North Carolina 27S34 April 19. 36; AAay 3^ 10

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1100 Evans St.

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FOR COMPLETE LAWN mower repair and parte see us at Rick's Service Canter Or call 752-4842.

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