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Author |
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'Water' men rob OAP, 72. |
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93 |
'Weed' shown to kill pain. |
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145 |
A clean sweep for EastEnders. |
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180 |
A dry August - but not too sunny. |
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143 |
Actors want to tap you for old trays. |
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125 |
Appeal for volunteers for allotment project. |
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192 |
Artful way to help town cause. |
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126 |
Artist says thanks with her works. |
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222 |
Award for mum in seizures quest; WOMAN HELPS EDUCATE DOCTORS ABOUT RARE CHILDREN'S ILLNESS. |
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343 |
Bells ring out for Ruth's day. |
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165 |
BID TO BUY OUT SKY BLUES BOSS; Local businessman backs move to oust Richardson. |
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407 |
Blair amen to Bush's pledge to find terrorists. |
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122 |
BOWLS: Attleborough deny Bermuda title joy. |
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224 |
Brenda's radio hurrah. |
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91 |
Broken homes help. |
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94 |
BUSINESS LIFE : Chamber focus on a new era. |
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271 |
BUSINESS LIFE : County firm makes shortlist. |
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106 |
BUSINESS LIFE : Louise urges firms to keep their staff safe. |
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122 |
BUSINESS LIFE: 'Call me' invitation as lawyer Claire takes to airwaves. |
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113 |
BUSINESS LIFE: 'Secret children' of the job applicants; MANY SEEKERS TRY TO HIDE DETAILS OF FAMILY TIES ON THEIR CVs. |
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214 |
BUSINESS LIFE: 'Waiting list' for innovation centre; Nuneaton site proves to be a roaring success. |
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340 |
BUSINESS LIFE: Blair heads CBI conference speakers. |
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Brief article |
264 |
BUSINESS LIFE: BUSINESS APPOINTMENTS. |
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91 |
BUSINESS LIFE: BUSINESS APPOINTMENTS: Chris scores own Goal. |
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86 |
BUSINESS LIFE: BUSINESS APPOINTMENTS: Jackie is all set to lead West Midlands; RICS names its youngest director. |
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155 |
BUSINESS LIFE: BUSINESS APPOINTMENTS: Mary gets the Advantage. |
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100 |
BUSINESS LIFE: BUSINESS APPOINTMENTS: Paul hails a new role. |
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108 |
BUSINESS LIFE: BUSINESS DIARY. |
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414 |
BUSINESS LIFE: BUSINESS MOTORS : A pick-up with it's own distinct identity. |
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248 |
BUSINESS LIFE: BUSINESS MOTORS : Fleet managers' one-stop shop; New site can handle 800 cars a week. |
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373 |
BUSINESS LIFE: BUSINESS MOTORS : Fleet models in tax bill survey. |
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188 |
BUSINESS LIFE: Cash bonus in meeting the deadline. |
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105 |
BUSINESS LIFE: COMMERCIAL PROPERTY: Bartletts move completed. |
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147 |
BUSINESS LIFE: COMMERCIAL PROPERTY: Manufacturing unit for sale on prime city site. |
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208 |
BUSINESS LIFE: COMMERCIAL PROPERTY: Retail shop to rent in residential area. |
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127 |
BUSINESS LIFE: COMMERCIAL PROPERTY: Ten new units open on established park. |
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184 |
BUSINESS LIFE: Filter to keep porn out of the office. |
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110 |
BUSINESS LIFE: FireAngel finds its way to high street; Woolworths signs Sprue Aegis deal. |
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241 |
BUSINESS LIFE: Firm launches guide to best finishes. |
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140 |
BUSINESS LIFE: Mission full of Eastern promise. |
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121 |
BUSINESS LIFE: New conference guide to be launched at show. |
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218 |
BUSINESS LIFE: Online giants 'under threat'. |
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118 |
BUSINESS LIFE: Student Geoff keeps quality under control. |
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274 |
BUSINESS LIFE: Takeover talk sets HQ buzzing. |
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462 |
BUSINESS LIFE: Training targets yet to be met. |
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85 |
Buzz bus goes further afield; Anyone can dial a ride into town. |
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291 |
Children help provide the fun for a family day out. |
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160 |
Children's suffering put in focus; Charity project begins at home. |
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252 |
City's leading role in Jaguar future. |
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226 |
College rush to enrol. |
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106 |
Comedy fails to scale the heights; REVIEW. |
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167 |
Council faces pounds 14m bill for new offices. |
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270 |
Council set to back BMW growth plan; Planners expected to approve engine-plant scheme. |
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Brief article |
265 |
CRICKET: Draw suits Warwickshire. |
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437 |
Customer tells of fear struck by guns. |
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173 |
Dancers' pounds 800 at a stroke. |
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106 |
Darts Cup joy for Bucksford. |
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115 |
DEVASTATION IN NEW YORK; THOUSANDS FEARED DEAD AND MANY MORE FEARED INJURED AS TWO PASSENGER AIRCRAFT, HIJACKED BY TERRORISTS ON A SUICIDE MISSION, SMASH INTO THE SIDE OF THE WORLD TRADE CENTRE. |
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463 |
DOMINOES: Alties four points clear. |
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343 |
Drivers warned of M6 closure. |
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102 |
Elderly driver fights for life. |
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96 |
EVENING TELEGRAPH READER OFFERS. |
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215 |
FANS PILE PRESSURE ON SKY BLUES BOSS; Calls for chairman Bryan Richardson - and city MP Geoffrey Robinson - to quit club. |
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523 |
Firm helps accident victims claim pounds 2m. |
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93 |
Five-star plan for town hotel; Luxury Thai transformation for Warwick's old Globe. |
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234 |
Flights grounded in US and UK. |
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176 |
Foot and mouth tests go on at farm; MINISTRY CREATES EIGHT-KILOMETRE PROTECTION ZONE AROUND BURBAGE SITE. |
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444 |
FOOTBALL: Boro must win tonight to put season on track. |
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347 |
FOOTBALL: Brookies stay clear through Ireland; COVENTRY ALLIANCE. |
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196 |
FOOTBALL: Clough and Molby play down City link. |
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168 |
FOOTBALL: Fans pile pressure on Sky Blues boss. |
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466 |
FOOTBALL: Give job to guys who care... |
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1024 |
FOOTBALL: Investors bid to buy control of City. |
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254 |
FOOTBALL: Magnus says sorry. |
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112 |
FOOTBALL: Marconi to meet Swifts following Heath Hayes victory; FA VASE. |
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227 |
FOOTBALL: Martin nicks goal to see off champs; MIDLAND COMBINATION. |
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628 |
FOOTBALL: Nilsson aims to grow into his new role. |
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526 |
FOOTBALL: NILSSON IS CITY'S SVEN-GALI; Caretaker manageradopts Eriksson approach. |
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432 |
FOOTBALL: Richardson rides the storm. |
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354 |
FOOTBALL: SKY BLUES SENSATION. |
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1804 |
FOOTBALL: Strachan 'didn't want to leave'. |
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929 |
FOOTBALL: who's next top five. |
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316 |
Former top police boss dies aged 98; Dad lived for force, says son. |
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339 |
Forty fight flames of building blaze. |
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191 |
GAMES LEAGUE: War Memorial sink Legion to stay on top. |
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345 |
Girl, 6, in sex assault. |
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268 |
grassroots: ANNIVERSARIES. |
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131 |
grassroots: EX-SERVICE NOTES. |
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493 |
How you can help The Prince's Trust; THE STAR OF MEN BEHAVING BADLY APPEALS TO FORMER BENEFICARIES OF THE PRINCE'S TRUST TO CONTINUE THE GOOD WORK. |
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1049 |
IN THE COURTS. |
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676 |
Jail after drug deal nipped in bud. |
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180 |
Jailed nanny to go to appeal; US court to reconsider verdict. |
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305 |
JETS SLAM INTO SKY SCRAPERS; HUNDREDS FEARED DEAD IN TERROR ATTACKS. |
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600 |
LETTERS: your views. |
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1410 |
LETTERS: your views. |
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253 |
M & S extends Outlets. |
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81 |
Man's dog rescued from blaze. |
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92 |
Martin poised to make a Racing start at home. |
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735 |
More people than ever suffer from asthma. |
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221 |
Mourners' donations raise pounds 740 for charity. |
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117 |
Move plays cards right. |
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151 |
MP seat fear. |
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99 |
Old folk caught up in care home fees row are moved; OWNER SAYS COUNCIL'S BILL WOULD HAVE BEEN LOWER IF IT HAD AGREED TO HIS INCREASE. |
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318 |
Pensioner tricked of cash. |
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151 |
Pledge on bomb scare worries; Royal Mail sorters feel vulnerable. |
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350 |
Police ease missing persons heartache. |
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113 |
Police reform under scrutiny at hotel. |
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223 |
pounds 10,000 walkover for cancer charity; TEAMS LAP STADIUM TRACK DAY AND NIGHT IN GRAND EFFORT. |
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352 |
pounds 10,000 worth of shopping prizes can be won. |
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430 |
Pupils take to 'yellow submarine'. |
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175 |
PUPILS'SADNESS AS GARDEN IS WRECKED; Vandals ruin school wildlife area which won award. |
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415 |
RACING: Ranin can keep Dunlop run going. |
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700 |
RACING: Ranin too keep run going. |
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168 |
Reading brings a reward. |
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130 |
Rented civic HQ 'to cost pounds 14m'. |
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267 |
Reward to find pounds 70,000 car. |
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117 |
Right of way is back after 44 years. |
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148 |
RUGBY UNION: Davies may be fit for Cov trip to Rotherham. |
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231 |
RUGBY UNION: Lions anger at spate of yellow cards. |
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203 |
RUGBY UNION: Midlands One trio away to a flying start. |
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659 |
RUGBY UNION: Nuns not likely to act on Goodall sending off. |
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234 |
Safety scheme 'under threat' Top-level meeting over crisis in funding. |
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334 |
Safety scheme 'under threat'. |
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290 |
Scouts' Gateway to silver screen. |
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144 |
Search for the top city landlord. |
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88 |
Shocked Arafat sends condolences to US people. |
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180 |
Shoppers caught up in armed raid; SECURITY GUARD MADE TO HAND OVER CASH BOX CONTAINING pounds 7,000. |
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468 |
Site is found for town's justice centre. |
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160 |
Star backs Jaguar zoo project. |
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180 |
Tests for foot and mouth go on at farm; NEW FEARS SPARK WAITING GAME FOR BOROUGH'S ANXIOUS FARMERS. |
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340 |
The bells ring out for Ruth's centenary. |
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172 |
Theatre looking for trays in the round. |
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165 |
Thirty tackle blaze at barn. |
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116 |
THOUSANDS FEARED DEAD IN TERRORIST HORROR; Hijacked planes are crashed in Washington andNewYork. |
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132 |
TOWN IN LINE FOR HOSTEL FOR HOMELESS; Salvation Army wants to manage project. |
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335 |
Tribute to city campaigner Bernard. |
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81 |
Users to be asked for views on plans for buses. |
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127 |
Van-tastic donation by Lions. |
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168 |
Verdict on city schools. |
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321 |
Vicar accused of sin. |
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175 |
Volunteers in the spotlight. |
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99 |
Wizard at the windmill. |
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120 |
Woman ill after robbery in street. |
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150 |
Yet more names to squeeze on screen; pounds 7,000 SCOPE LURKING IN PATTERN. |
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241 |