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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGERPH1LAI)ELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1921
"MANON" GIVEN- BY
THE METROPOLITAN
Excellent Forformance of Mas
senct's Opora, With Mile.
Bori in the Titlo Role
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PoufUrt. ,.-. , , ., .Mart TlfTknv
.Tuvntte.. ..,.. Minnie Kanr
Uo-ftl....i CVcll Ardfn
Dt Clrltux.4 C'tmrioi ItaeUett
MiMUtiliio.ni . ..Thoman Chatmera
Ctunt tto Qrleux , l,on Ilothlir
ftulljof ' t . . Paolo Anantin
I). nrtUmty. . . . , i.... Mario f.turtntl
J(otelkePr '. Ilntwrt Lrnnhnrdt
A BuntiU.,,.', Vlticrnro nrhlillti
A guard. , .Louts D'Anirrlo
A servant j.... I .. Maria Savaao
Conductor Albert Wolff
TLo Metropolitan Operu Co. con
tinued its policy of the present season
Jsst evening nt the Academy by pre
jcntlng another relatively unfamiliar
opera to 'It Philadelphia clientele.
Till") time. It was Masgcnet'x "Mnnon
r.wcaut" Mith Luerczln Horit In the
title rple. It was Mile. Ilorl'H first np
pcaranco In thin city since her recov
ery from the rocal trouble which ne
cessitated her retirement from the
operatic and concert Mage some time
nRo. The recovery appears to he com
plete, ami her volca apparently Is in
ns fine; condition ns it ever has been.
The performance all through wbr ex
cellent. The role of "Manon" fits. Mile.
Ilori admirably as to volcfe temperament
amf dramatic requirements. ' Consc
fluently, it was wc.ll sting and equally
well acted. Charles Hackett made an
excellent Dcs .Grlcux', being in Rood
voice and acting the role In a convinc
ing manner. The opera In more largely
liven over to the two leading ptirts than
most operas of its length, and these
pnrts were in capable hands Inst eve
ning. Of tle minor parts the chief
ones are those of I.escaut (Manon's
lou.iln), taked" by Thomas Chalmers ;
fiulllot (Paolo Anaulan) and Dc
ltrctlgny (Mario t Laurcutl). All of
these were as well done as the major
roles. Mr. Annninn has seldom had
n part which gave him, the scope of
Gtiillot, nnd he revealed a decided capa
city for humorous acting which brought
him well-deserved applause a number
of times. His role was chiefly a speak
ing one. but what singing there was in
it he did well.
A feuture of the performance was the
ballet, the dances being designed and
the solo part executed by Mine, ltohlna
Galll, probably the finest dancer on the
stage today, with the assistance of Hlg
cor Ilonfigllo, and the very capable bal
let of the Metropolitan Opera Company.
The, stago Fittings of the ballet seems
were especially beautiful; but, for thnt
matter, so were they all through the
opera. Mr. Wolff conducted with sym
pathy nnd n thorough knowledge of the
tcore.
The opera itself can hardly be con
sidered a masterpiece. There are mauy
very beautiful places in it, among the
most striking being Mnnon's opening
.ng, tfo beautiful romiinzn, "En Fer-
mint len Veux," nt. the close of the
second net, the so-called minuet (which
Is really a gavotte), in tlio fete f,ccne
nnd the great duct hi the church be
tween Manon and Deo Orleux. On the
other hand, the onera is ton Innrr. nciru.
"ttfltlnir last eveninr the ontlri, ciittinrr I
0
i i!Hl nmJnit Keeiip. which sup-
Lm '"'lnuTur the lut net. be-
,, i " I'll" r!,.ToaI'"l f'O " of the
Poverty of Des Orlcilx ,u the deporta-
IIIJ." if .?,nn,"'- nl ft erlmlmil. Then,
too.In the rloxo of the onera Massenet
Iocs not rise In his music to the dra
matic posslbll ties of Hid situation, nnd
t.ie last net Is an antl-ellmnx to the
''2w1r . J10 r,1,l"'h scene. Tie general
tirect of the really big moments of the
opera, wllli n few exceptions. mi thai
I,,- i-iiiiiiuser in nts music illil not cumil
the conception of his librettists.
IRISH RELIEF FUND FILM-.
tnteruinment at Metropolitan for
Philadelphia's Quota
unucr tlio sponsorship of the local
Irish relief committee Irish songs
"""ra, minion piciurcH nna drama are
being presented at the Metropolitan
Opera Homm till week In aid of the
fund for relief of distressing conditions
and for reconstruction work In the
stricken Kmerald Isle.. The relief com-
murr ii uRing inis entertninmcnt as
A('.'. "e means of attaining Phllfi
(TclpIila'H (Uota in the national drive
ior .iu,tsjo.oou, which lias received the
iirovai oi I'resnieut narrting, Her
bcrt Hoover and other prominent states
men. publicists and philanthropists.
1 erformances arc given every evening,
wiui innunees on Wednesday, Lhnrs
day nnd Haturdav.
A film showing present conditions in
Ireland is , Mipplemcnted by a play,
"Ireland First." In nddltion, Cathnl
Il rite, composer nnd tenor, and 'Aiatliu
Ireland, soprano, sing the old, familiar
Irish songs nnd Shnnn O'Farrell is
neard In folk songa of the (lael.
Messrs. Murphy and Joyce play the
Irish pipes and M. O'Kcefe gives an
exhibition pf traditional Irish dancing.
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TOGETHER
The itrong bank
grows stronger through
the co-operntion of its
patrons.
Its patrons are
strengthened by their
connection with a strong
bank.
Tl'e aim to aid one
patrons in every
helpful tvay
CAPITAL & SURPLUS
$1,500,000.00
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Thursday
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MARKET: CHESTNUT:: EIGHTH NINTH
Wednesday, March 30, 1921
The very beautiful Brunswick
Talking Machine is given appro
priate introduction at Gimbel,
For
Thursday
mouponT
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Thie Don Not Apply to Other
Coed.
Thursday Coupon Day at Gimbels
Hundreds of lots of seasonable goods little lots (that's the principal cause for taking losses). Pretty much
all lines from Player-Piano Music at 25c a roll to $4.50 navy blue Dress Serge at $1 .88, and 9x1 2 Sanford Seamless
Axminster Rugs at $49.50 instead of $67.50.
Lace Vestees
Trimmed with ruffles of val. lace, alto but
ton-trimmed 'and has semi-roll collar, at $1.45.
Real Filet Collar-and-Cuff Sets, beautiful patterns, at $2.85.
s SHmielf, "Oeapoa Bay," irt loer.
$1.45
ring Norfolk Suits Cl ) CA
.ysof 8to'l6.' JllfOV
$1.95
$45
vcldyne. duvetyne
Women's Spring Wraps
Specially Priced ,....!.,
Smartly tailored. Choice of
and bolivia cloth, variously in black, navy and tan.
Just SO in the lot. Exceptional value.
Women's knee-length Coat, black and blue
serge; stlk-lined, at 924.75.
200 Polo Coats, natural and French blue, well
tailored, at $16.
And the new Spanish Cape in black and navv
tncotinej silk-lined, specially priced at $33.75.
aiatiele, "Coupon Day," TO Ira floor.
All-Wool Pleated Plaid Skirts, at
In all the new spring shades. Also plain
tailored models, at $5. Excellent values.
OUifeete, "Ccmpon ey," Thin loor.
Clearance of Lingerie Blouses, at tf
Slightly shop-soiled. Samples and few ba
of a kind, at $2. Were $3.95 to $8.95.
Lingerie and Semt-tailored Blouses, in colors
and white, long- and short sleeves, at $1, were $2
and ?.l.
Glmaela, "Coupon Dey," Firet fleer.
Women's Low Shoes, at X CQ
Short lines from our own stock, grouped sDeJ
for Coupon Day, at $3 a pair, irrespective o'f cost.
Olmkele, "Ooayou y." leooas. floor.
Women's Suits
Coupon-Priced
$28.75
Boys' Spring Norfolk Suits
Values
I'"or boy
borne have an extra pair of lined knickers. SinRle- and
double-breasted models in favorite fancy mixtures. Wonderful
value at $12.60.
Boys Sprint- Reefers of blue serge and fancv
mixtures, double-breasted, with patch pockets and
all-around belt; ages 3 to 10 years, at $6.75. Were
$12.50.
, Boys' Junior Suits, ages 3 to 6 years, broken
sizes, but several models, at $5. Values S10 and
? 12.50.
Boys' Washabls Suits, 3 to 8 years, at $2.BO.
anous cute, dressy models. Worth $3.75 to $5.
(Umbels, "Ooao Bay," Third floor.
All-Silk Ribbon or
Ayard ...: JOUC
Variety of colors; for hair bows, etc. 4i inches
wide.
.T-Oiaeele, "Ooaptra Bay," rlrrl loer.
B000 Yard. Progress Muslin 1A
Ayrd 19C
t Bleached, 36 inches wide. September selling
price 42c, now lc yard.
Sheets extra good grade muslin, free from
dressing. Size 81x90 inches. Sold in September at
almost twice this price, $1.29.
Wonder Weave Sheets name is well apr.lied to
looks and weave.
t33x90 in., $1.56. 72x90 in., $1.89. 81x90 in., $1.69.
Pillow Cases to match, size 42x36 inches, at 80e.
A clearance of 112 pairs woolen Blankets. Taken
right out of our $12.50 stock and marked at $6.25
pair.
Batin-finiihed Marseilles Bedspreads. Some
slightly soiled. Many cut corners. Some old-fashioned
weave; others of imported quality, at $3.95
'' many at savings oi uait and more.
lmele, "Oeajtcn Say." leeoad si
AClearance of Men's Soft Hats
Samples and odds, at -
Men s Caps, special clearance, at
Boys' Straw Hats, at $1.98.
Men's Cloth Hats, at 95e.
6) Ink tie, "Coapon Say," Tlrst floor.
76e.
$5
Women's Morning Dresses
Were $4.95 to $9.95
Small lots. All sizes, but not in all' styles.
Ginghams and cliatnbmys.
CUmBeli, "Coupon Bay," ThlrA floor.
$2.55
Plain-color Crepe Kimonos
Were $3
aimbeli,
Men's Suits and Overcoats
Conpon Say," Tlrrt floor,
Choice selection
mixtures.
$2.35
rnx floor.
of $25
Full Dress Vests, at $2.50.
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$28.75
A J . -
, for value-giving and
for satisfaction
with $35 to $45
grades.
Two splendid styles in
men's-wear serges.
Two splendid style in
fine tricotinr.
Two in the smart tweeds
in the ultra-smart tans,
grays, greens and browns
that grow more strongly
in demand every minute of
Spring!
Choice from thr staple,
Mrurtly cut typical tailleur
or sports-model up to the
"ripple suit."
Sizes 34 to 40.
Gimbels, Salons oi
Dress, Third floor
and
floor.
Fashionable Choker Scarfs, at fM A 7C
Gray squirrel. Wonderful value ebjLUeit)
IS1.58
j's strap-wrist Lambskin Gloves, in white,
Value $4.
Women's Cambric Handkerchiefs
Each
Variety of colors and designs
Women's Irish linen Handkerchiefs, hemstitched,
at 75c a half dozen.
Oimbele, "Coupon Day," irt floor.
Floor Lamps with Shade
Save a third
Electric or cas.
Olraoele, "Coupon Bay," Toarth fllopr.
Frames and Framed
Pictures Half Price
variety of sizes and woods; some are a little
hurt from handling
Olmbel. "Oonpon Bay," Seventh floor.
Bath Sprays f?A and
Were 75c and $1
Chamois, at 10c, 15c, 2Sc, 35c, 50c, 65c, 90c,
$1 and $1.25.
Floating Castile Soap, large bars, 2fle.
Teoth Brushes, at 10c, 15c up to 3Se.
dimbele, "Coapon Bay," riret floor.
15c
to
10c
msiitched,
rat floor.
$15
th fllopr.
$1.50
50c ' 75c
at $10.75.
Natural Mink Chokers, at $18.75.
Oimbele, "OoupoR Bay," vblrA floor.
Women' 2-Clasp Suede and
ma viiwtvb, m j
Broken lines; white and colors, at $1.58. Values
up to $3.50.
Women's 2-button length Chamoisette Gloves,
inuuc anu gray, at oac. value l,i.
omen's
at $2.38.
Women's 12-btitton length White Kid Gloves, at
$3.88. Value $6.30.
Women's 2-clasp and "slip-on" Doette and Du
plex Oloves, white and natural, at 95c. Values S1.50
and S2.
aimbels, "Coupon Bay," JHrat floor.
Boneless Breakfast Bacon, lb. at
500 strips.
1000 lbs. Orange Pekoe Tea, sweet-drawing, halt
price, lb. at 34c.
1500 lbs. "My Wife's" Blend Coffee, 38c value;
limit 5 lbs., at, lb., 23ie.
Laundry Soap, Swift's Pride, limit 10 cakes, for
Evaporated Milk, Sharpless Acorn Brand, ster
ilized, tall, sanitary cans, at l2J4c
Sweet Sugar Corn, 1920 pack, sanitarv cans; also
big cans Sauer Kraut, 18c vahte; dozen can for
$1.05, or can 9c.
aimbels, "Ooapon Bay," Oneetant tttreet Annex.
Women's Silk Stockings rf
First quality; excellent value . pZ.0e3
Boys' black Stockings, at 25c. Good, heavy
ribbed. J
Men's Rockinchair Union Suits, at $1.38. Worth
1111 more.
126c
65c $2.95
$6.95
yJ.
20c
Men's Novelty Socks, at 50c
women's silk Underwear.
at 5 !K
- - -'-- "- T -
-nuarcns oocki, at 25c a pair. 4 10 c4,
Oiabeli, "Coupon Bay," lret floor.
Men's and Women's Umbrellas
vi union laneia isiiu-anu-cotton), )
lape-eage, sill: cases, pretty and attractive handle
coioreq oaiceiite lops and rings, also cords Men's
Umbrellas have crook handles.
Women's colored silk Umbrellas,
and specially priced, at $7.38.
atmbels, "Conpon Bay," yirat floor.
$4.50 All-Wool Navy Serge
54-inch . . ...
.Mi-wool stockinette in navv, creeu and beaver
j4 inches wide, at $1.25 a yard. Was $5
?o All-wool Tweed Suitings, 56-inch, at $1.95.
Oimbele, "Oonpon Bay." Second, floor.
$3.65
very smart
$1.88
Muslin Underwear
Variously at
Sample and odd lots, including N'iirhtcown
Envelope Chemises, Petticoats and Bloomers: lace
and embroidery-trimmed styles.
Sateen Petticoats, tucked and pleated flounce?,
at 88c.
Silk jersey-top Petticoats, at $3.65. Xew spring
colors and black.
Oimbele, "Oonpon Bay," s)eeond floor,
Marabou Capes
Save a third
trimmed with fluffy marabou tails- alternating
with ostrich tails; silk-lined.
Extra-wide Plush Stoles, silk-lined with scU
color, at $6.50.
Collar-and-Cuff Sets of Venise lace, at 95c. Less
than half price.
Organdie Collar-and-Cuff Sets, at 40c.
Oimbele, "Ooapon. Bay," JTlrrt floor.
C. M. C. Crochet Cotton gi mg
A box for spl.siU
10 balls in a box; white or ecru.
Spool Silk, black, white and colors, 10c a spool,
$1.18 doz.
Kleinert's Rubberized Household prons, at
50c each.
Hair Nets, at 75c a dozen.
Snap Fasteners, at 85c a gro-.
Dish Cloths, at 3 for 28c
Dust Caps, at 2 for 28c
Pins, 3 paper3 for 26c.
Olmbel, "Conpon Bay," riret floor.
Sta-Sharp Pencils, at 0 1 C C
Regularly $3 and $4 J 1 .JO
Gold-filled or sterling silver; seven pieces of lead
included. Were $3 and $4. at $1.68.
ounaeis, "oonpon Bay," lret floor,
Fine Quality Dress Gingham, s
Worth at least double
32 inches wide: beautiful nlaids
Oimbele, "Conpon Bay," Second loor.
The Peter Rabbit Series of Books ,?
Were 50c, now each J UiOQ
Oimbele, "Conpon Bay," Toarth floor.
Star-tex Crash Toweling 1 i?
(Part Linen) Limit 12 yards, at, yd. . J.OC
Hemstitched medium-size Huck Towels, damask
borders, at 35c each.
Extra-heavy ribbed Turkish Towels, hemmed
ends, at 80c each.
Striped linen Crash Toweling, pure flax, at 35c
a yard.
Lace-trimmed Scarfs, three sizes to match -18:c36-in.
Scarf, $1 18x45-in. Scarf, $1.25
lfix52-in. Scarf, $1.50
Satin-finished Irish cotton Table Damask, 70
inches wide, at $1.35.
Grlmbels, "Coupon Bay," Second floor.
Sanford High-pile Seamless ) diQ CA
Axminster Rugs, 9x12 ft., at p4e7OU
Were originallv $67.50.
$24.80 for $54 best quality body Brussels Rugs
size 6x9. Two pretty chintz deigns. Less than
hah price.
$5.50 tor $11 Wilton Velvet Rugs, Oriental de
signs, ste 27x54 inches. Half price.
$3.75 for $8.75 fancy Willow Grass Rugs. Less
than half price.
$3.75 a yard for heavy Velvet and Wilton Velvet
Carpet, formerly priced at $4.25 and $5.
$3.25 a yard for heavy Axminster Carpet, verv
desirable patterns; values $4 and $5.25.
70c sq. yd. for heavy figured Cork Linoleum,
regularly priced S1.35 and M.50
Oimbele, "Conpon Bay," Tlfth floor.
Player-Piano Music, each 9C
Several thousand new rolls, soug ai.d CDC
dance numbers, some are word rolls, at 25c each.
Oimbele, "Conpon Bay," Bnbway Store and
N Seventh floor
Men's Soft-Cuff Negligee Shirts " , -f f-
"Clean-up" from stock, all perfect, pi.ID
only a few mussed or shop-soiled at $1.15. Worth
double and more.
Men's Ties, polka dots and figured eftecls new
spring styles, 28c
Men's Suspenders, at 45c.
Men's Night Shirts, at $1. Good grdr imi.hn,
all sizes.
Men's Fan's barters, single and double gup. 30c.
Hoys' white oxford Shirts with butron-down
collar, at $1.55.
Oimbele, "Conpon Day," riret floor.
Medium- and heavy-weights,
materials, in various colors and
1 Men s Raincoats, at $12.80.
Men's Trousers, at $6.80.
Clearance of Men's White
t Slightly shop-soiled.
j Oimbele, "Conpon Bay." Seeond floor.
Men's Low Shoes
Tan and black calfskin, also patent colt
Many "Perfection" shoes in the Jot, at $5.
Men's House Slippers, Romeo style, odd
at .?i.B9.
Oimbele, "Conpon Bay." Second floor.
renouncing
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Period reproduced.
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Opening Programme
Marie Tiffany, member of the Metro
politan Opera Co., who sang in "Manon"
at the Academy of Music Tuesday night,
and
Richard Bonelli, Boston Opera Co..
whom Jean de Reszke acclaims "a real
operatic baritone"- and whose operatic
debut was made in Italy in 1914
In Grand Concert, Gimbel Audi
torium, Thursday afternoon, at 2.30.
No cards required as the concert is
a feature of the reception accorded trie
Brunswick Phonograph.
I Qlmbala, Xardm&n Hall, Seventh floor
$5
sises,
A Hundred Women's
Dresses
Coupon-Priced
$15
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Never before!
Probably never
again I
t Eyeletted taf
fetas two elab
orate styles
both made own color. And
both in the newest color
combinations. Tricolettes of very
wondciful quality; and
one of the cutest styles
out.
Jersoyn braid -embroidered,
all-over the
bodice.
Tricolette -trimmed
Serges the serges dark
blue; the tricolette henna
or brighter blue.
And a sprinkling, be
sides, of beaded "Geor
gettes, alone of Sreee, Third floor.
25,000 Rolls of Wall Paper, roll
7k, 14c, 22c 45c
In the Subway Store
Mussed BlouseB. 50e. Rec. SI
hrmstiulir-d Handkerchiefs,
ot
soiled.
-Sfiop-
25c to
I learancr
10 S.
Womei.'s !me
pla 11, u for 35c.
Leather Goods .t 5c to $2.95. Shop
Traveling Luggage at 65c to S3.65.
soiled
Odds ..nd ci.cN 01 Muslin Underwear,
$1.35. All garment'.
Hciratirr of Silk Petticoats. $2.45. Icrsev.
( learance ot S3 9? and $4.05 House Dresses
$1.85. '
Bib Aprons at 38c. Chetkod ginghams, sec
onds. Reg. 85..
Hoys' Spring Reeicrs and Junior Suits at $5.
Men's and Women's Umbrellas, $1.35.
Women's and Misses' Wool Sweaters, to
tone effects. $3.75. All sues ,
"Bamboo F!oits" Toilet Soap, U takes' for
35c.
Cotton Huck Guest Towels at 10c each
$1.10 do: en.
Remnants Cotton Wash Goods .it r-markab'e
redactions
Marseilles Bedspreads, 1 ill M.e. slightlj
I.IU3.1CU, ,jo, naii price.
.i6-in Popular Plaids for spring. 38c ard
$1.25 French-weave Serge. iuw blue, 36 in
n idr, 68c urd
Blj-V and unit Shepherd Plaids, -12-in wide
7fic yard.
Royal Wilton Carpet, sample .7x72 in
$5.25. '
Seamless Tapestry Brussels Rues, one uood
Oriental pattern o-:12 $15.
-lort rei.'iants of Cork Linoleum and New
Process Floor Coverings, 25e quare r ard
al.ies "5c to SI i5
Crepe de Chine, $1.50 .ud. ferv wanted
' olor
Men's Balbriggan Union Suits, !'ght st
ond, 75c.
China and Glass . i lejnnce r,ii' i 5c to 30e.
Real Hair Nets, cap s!iap oul- 25c do-;en.
Squirrel Chokers, in 1-fjht and dar'.; sqtiirr-l
a- $10. Reg $14 75. ' '
Clearance) of Women's and Misses'
Dresses, serge, silk and tricolette, $5.
Girls' Coats, $7.50 and $10. 6 to 16
years. Spring models.
Girls' White Confirmation Dresses,
$1, $2 and $3. G to 14 years.
Women's Low Shoes, at $2.95. si.-e 2 toh
Women's High Shoes, .-. $1.25. .- ." , to (
Children's Play Shoes, $1.65.
Men's Shoes, at $3.45.
Women's lo button length ChHmoisette
Gloves, 98c.
Marabou Capes, tnn med mi ostruli $3.95,
Men's Soft Hats .u.l Cloth Hats, at $1,35,
Clearance of Men's Soft-Cuff NepHftee
Shirts at 65c. Worth $1.50.
Some are shop soiled -onic seconds, but
i otlii ig tn 'itirf.
Oimbele. "Conoon Bav." Snhmi, ..
75c
Less than today's wholesale prices. A gigantic
"buy" makes possible these low prices 75-ie, 14c,
22c and 4Sc a roll.
Oimbele, "Coupon Day," Tift floor.
Ready-to-Wear Hats
Black and Colors, at . . .
rntntntned Straw Hats, at KOc.
Oimbele, "Coupon Day," Tire floor.
Readj-to-wear Straw Hats, strav-and-st!k com
binations, at $1.50.
Handed bailors and .Sports Hats, at $2.95.
Oimbele, "Conpon Day," Thlrfl floor.
Baby Strollers, at t
Floor Samples
Alostiv oni oi a kind. Inceptions! value at $15.
Paris Coaster Wagons, N'o 13 at $G.50; No. M,
at $7.50.
Rocking Horses, cielont.e upholstered, at $2.25.
Revolving See-Saw. bet quality wood, well sea
soned, for lawn or playroom, at $8.65.
Oimbele, "Conpon Day," Tourth floor.
$15
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