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Part I of the LADEN TRAIL OR THE ROAD CORRESPONDENCE lists the contents<\/strong> of approximately 200 of over 400\u00a0letters<\/strong>\u00a0to and from\u00a0Katherine Pettit<\/a> and Ethel de Long Zande<\/a>, the co-founders of Pine Mountain Settlement School, and Angela Melville<\/a> and Celia Cathcart Holton<\/a>, both of whom effectively assisted in fundraising for the Road project. Their correspondents were a wide range of players — the county judge, the county treasurer, an attorney, a railroad superintendent, county road commissioners, civil engineers, prison camp supervisors, the State Board of Control, surveyors, reformatory wardens, road inspectors and others — who were involved in the construction of the Road over the north side of Pine Mountain, connecting with the railroad in Dillon, Kentucky.<\/p>\n Parts I and II cover the years just before and after the establishment of the School, 1916-1921. Part I lists the contents of the earliest letters, which are dated 1916-1919.<\/p>\n NOTE: Letters from Pine Mountain Settlement School staff are carbon copies of typewritten documents. (The carbon copies, unsigned, were kept in the PMSS Office files and the original signed copies were sent to the correspondents.) All other letters are also typewritten\u00a0unless otherwise indicated. The letters are in chronological\u00a0order and therefore not necessarily in order of the image titles (e.g. “cath.001.jpg”).<\/em><\/p>\n “Mountain View.” Laden Trail across Pine Mountain. [nesb_070_mod.jpg]<\/p><\/div>\n [cath_001.jpg]<\/b> February 23, 1916. Cover page: “Preliminary Report of Pine Mountain Road.” [cath_009.jpg]<\/b> July 17, 1916. To Judge Ward, Harlan, Ky., from (unsigned, probably Ethel de Long). Asks Judge Ward to persuade the Letcher Co. Judge to extend road to Harlan Co. line.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_010.jpg]<\/b> Handwritten letter. July 19, 1916. To Ethel De Long, Pine Mountain, Ky., from John A. Ward, County Judge, Harlan Co., Ky. Assures de Long that he will write Judge Day of Letcher Co. about the Road.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_011.jpg] <\/b>July 24, 1916. To Judge Ward, Harlan, Ky., from (unsigned, probably Ethel de Long). De Long expresses appreciation for his cooperation concerning a road to Harlan Co. line.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_318.jpg]<\/b> August 21, 1916<\/span>. <\/b>Page 1 of 2. To “Kate” (Katherine Pettit, Care Mrs. J. R. Morton, Harbor Springs, Michigan) from Ethel de Long. Updates Pettit on the Road situation after meeting with Mr. Toms, Acting State Road Commissioner and Mr. Yoder, Supervising Engineer for Harlan Co. Road construction; quotes the cost of the Road per mile; describes plans to raise money combined with state aid; writing to Senator Brock for his help; Cathcart will do the fundraising. [cath_008.jpg]<\/b> November 17, 1916. Page 1 of 2. To Mr. Martin from (?). (Continues on reverse side, the image of which is missing.) Describes proposition that (?) will present to the Fiscal Court of Harlan Co.<\/p>\n [cath_012.jpg]<\/b> July 15, 1917. To Judge Ward, Harlan, Ky., from (unsigned, probably Ethel de Long). The surveyor, Mr. Yoder, has not begun surveying as promised.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_325.jpg] <\/b>July 27, 1917. Page 1 of 2. To Miss Celia S. Cathcart, Sidell, Ill., from J. E. Miller, Manager, E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Company, Huntington, West Virginia. Has arranged for donation of the first ton of dynamite, worth $435. [cath_013.jpg]<\/b> Handwritten letter. September 7, 1917. To Ethel de Long, Pine Mountain, Ky., from John A. Ward, Harlan, Ky. Assures de Long that Mr. Fox, a surveyor, will begin surveying road.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_014.jpg]<\/b> September 8, 1917. To Judge John A. Ward, Harlan, Ky., from (unsigned; “dL” initials indicate Ethel de Long). Expresses appreciation for his help in acquiring a surveyor.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_320.jpg]<\/b> September 10, 1917. To Mr. C. N. Manning, Lexington, Ky., from Celia S. Cathcart, Sidell, Illinois (on Pine Mountain Settlement School letterhead stationery). Subject: Pledges. Enclosing list of subscriptions made to the Pine Mt. Road Fund by members of the Lexington Rotary Club; suggests how to collect the pledges.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_015.jpg]<\/b> September 13, 1917. To Judge John A. Ward, Harlan, Ky., from (unsigned; “dL” initials indicate Ethel de Long). Asks Judge Ward if he could arrange that Mr. Fox take entire charge of Road construction.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_323.jpg]<\/b> September 18, 1917. To Miss Celia S. Cathcart, Sidell, Ill., from A. T. Siler, Siler & Gatliff, Attorneys at Law, Williamsburg, Ky. Prefers not to pay $25 pledge from Jellico Grocery Company, Harlan, Ky., until “work on the road has begun and progress insured.”<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_321.jpg]<\/b> September 24, 1917. Page 1 of 2. To Mr. C. N. Manning, Treas., Lexington, Ky., from J. H. Fitch, President, Rotary Club, Lexington, Ky. Subject: Pledges. Read Cathcart’s letter to the Rotary Club and encloses checks covering subscriptions of 3 Rotary Club members; will urge the rest to pay in a Weekly Bulletin notice. [cath_016.jpg]<\/b> Handwritten letter. October 16, 1917. To Ethel de Long, Pine Mountain, Ky., from John A. Ward, County Judge, Harlan County, Ky. Invites de Long to attend Fiscal Court meeting and appeal to Mr. Wiley concerning the Road.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_017.jpg]<\/b> October 18, 1917. To Judge John A. Ward, Harlan, Ky., from (unsigned; “dL” initials indicate Ethel de Long). Will attend Fiscal Court meeting; repeats request that Mr. Fox, who finished survey, is put in charge of Road construction.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_324.jpg]<\/b> November 8, 1917. To Miss Celia S. Cathcart, Sidell, Ill., from O. H. Miller(?), The Newport Culbert Co., Inc., Newport, Ky. Encloses $5.00 annual subscription; asked for report of progress; may contribute material for the Road. <\/span><\/p>\n [cath_018.jpg]<\/b> December 7, 1917. To Judge John A. Ward, Harlan, Ky., from (unsigned; “dL” initials indicate Ethel de Long). Asks for updates on Fiscal Court meeting; requests 50 convicts to work on Road; question about Mr. Fox’s $400 bill.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_019.jpg]<\/b> (n.d.) “Approximate Estimate of the Pine Mountain Road; Harlan Co., Ky.”<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_020.jpg]<\/b> Handwritten letter. December 10, 1917. To Ethel de Long, Pine Mountain, Ky., from John A. Ward. Asks for payment of Mr. Fox’s bill for Road survey.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_021.jpg]<\/b> December 18, 1917. To Judge John A. Ward, Harlan, Ky., from (unsigned; “dL” initials indicate Ethel de Long). Informs Judge Ward that Mr. Fox learned from Mr. Wiley that no bids were posted; Mr. Fox needs to make changes and create fuller maps.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_027.jpg]<\/strong> March 27, 1918. To Mr. Horace Fox, Big Stone Gap, Va., from (unsigned), Secretary. Asks Mr. Fox to report Road developments to her in de Long’s absence; asks for start date on Road work.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_028.jpg]<\/b> June 10, 1918. Page 1 of 2. To Mr. R. Riley, Commissioner of Roads, Frankfort, Ky., from (unsigned; “EZ” initials indicate Ethel de Long Zande). Explains the School’s limited finances & fundraising; requests a narrower road. [cath_030.jpg]<\/b>\u00a0June 14, 1918. Page 1 of 2. To Mrs. Ethel de Long Zande, Pine Mountain, Ky., from Rodman Wiley, Commissioner, Department of Public Roads, Frankfort, Ky. Explains his department’s policy concerning 20-foot road and problems with a 14-foot one; suggests postponing construction. [cath_032.jpg]<\/b> June 23, 1918. To Mr. Rodman Riley, Road Commissioner, Frankfort, Ky., from (unsigned; “EZ” initials indicate Ethel de Long Zande). Explains why a narrower road is feasible and need for Road as soon as possible; invites Wiley to visit Pine Mt.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_033.jpg]<\/b> July (?), 1918. To Mrs. Ethel de Long Zande, Harlan, Ky., from Rodman Wiley, Commissioner, Department of Public Roads, Frankfort, Ky. Only suggesting postponement, but will proceed when plans are completed; feels he’s correct about width of road.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_034.jpg]<\/b> July 5, 1918. To Mr. W. B. Paynter, Harlan, Ky., from R. Wiley, Commissioner of Public Roads. Enclosing bill from Fox & Peck for $752.34; suggest that Fox should not be paid for original incorrect survey.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_035.jpg]<\/b> July 5, 1918. To Mr. R.W. Wiley, Road Commissioner, Frankfort, Ky., from (unsigned; “EZ” initials indicate Ethel de Long Zande). Arranges to visit Wiley in Frankfort; asks about dentist.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_036.jpg]<\/b> July 8, 1918. To Mrs. Luigi Zande, Pine Mountain, Ky., from W. B. Paynter, County Road Engineer, Harlan County Good Roads Committee, Harlan, Ky. Asks Paynter to have Mr. Fox submit a revised bill.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_037.jpg]<\/b> Handwritten letter. April 3, 1918. To Miss [Evelyn] Wells from Horace E. Fox, Fox and Peck, Civil and Mining Engineers, Big Stone Gap, Va. States that he will review the work done by the surveyors and report it to Wells.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_038.jpg]<\/b> Handwritten letter. July 29, 1918. To Mrs. Zande from H. E. Fox, Fox and Peck Civil and Mining Engineers, Big Stone Gap, Va. Fox requests overdue payment.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_039.jpg]<\/b> August 3, 1918. To Mr. Horace Fox, Fox and Peck, Big Stone Gap, Va., from Mrs. Luigi Zande. Describes results of meeting with Wiley and Heath who agreed to a narrower road; the State will undertake the Road construction by convict labor with the School paying its annual quota; requests itemized bill.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_040.jpg]<\/b> September 18, 1918. To Mr. R.W. Wiley, Road Commissioner, Frankfort, Ky., from (unsigned; “EZ” initials indicate Ethel de Long Zande). Asks for a letter describing Road decisions made at Frankfort meeting; asks about Mr. Fox’s progress.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_041.jpg]<\/b> September 27, 1918. To Mrs. Luigi Zande, PMSS, Pine Mountain, Harlan County, Ky., from Rodman Wiley, Commissioner of Public Roads, Frankfort, Ky. Outlines payments for the Road construction; nothing yet received from Mr. Fox.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_042.jpg]<\/b> October 4, 1918. To Mr. Rodman Wiley, Commissioner of Public Roads, Frankfort, Ky., from (unsigned; “EZ” initials indicate Ethel de Long Zande). Thanks him for reporting the Court’s passing resolution on getting the Road built and will pay 1\/2 of the cost; suggest that Dept of Public Roads ask Mr. Fox for completed plans.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_043.jpg]<\/b> October 9, 1918. To Mr. Horace Fox, Big Stone Gap, Va., from (unsigned), Division Engineer. Asks for progress report on Road survey; asks to change cross-sections.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_044.jpg]<\/b> October 11, 1918. To Mrs. Luigi Zande, Pine Mountain, Ky., from Rodman Wiley, Commissioner of Public Roads, Frankfort, Ky. Have not received application from Harlan Co. for convicts; suggests that Mrs. Zande write Mr. Fox about sending plans.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_045.jpg]<\/b> Map [n.d.] “Map Showing Big Stone Gap and Surrounding Country.”<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_046.jpg]<\/b> Handwritten letter. October 18, 1918. To Mrs. Zande from Horace E. Fox, Fox and Peck Civil and Mining Engineers, Big Stone Gap, Va. We have almost completed plans and estimates and will deliver them to Mr. Wiley; please arrange payment to us for $1,000.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_047.jpg]<\/b> October 16, 1918. To Mr. Fox from (unsigned; “EZ” initials indicate Ethel de Long Zande). Asks Mr. Fox to submit plans.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_048.jpg]<\/b> October 16, 1918. To Mr. Rodman Wiley, Commissioner of Public Roads, Frankfort, Ky., from (unsigned). Asks if Fiscal Court is needed to build the Road next year; reports that she wrote Judge Forester about convicts.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_049.jpg]<\/b> October 21, 1918. To Mr. Horace E. Fox, Big Stone gap Va., from (unsigned; “EZ” initials indicate Ethel de Long Zande). Will pay when plans are delivered to Mr. Wiley; cannot provide further payment until State okays bill.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_050.jpg]<\/b> October 25, 1918. To Mr. R. W. Wiley, Road Commissioner, Frankfort, Ky., from (unsigned; “EZ” initials indicate Ethel de Long Zande). Plans to ask Judge Forester for a special session of Fiscal Court in order to apply for convict labor; describes her letter to Mr. Fox and his reply.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_051.jpg]<\/b> October 31, 1918. To Mrs. Luigi Zande, Pine Mountain, Ky., from Rodman Wiley, Roads Commissioner, Frankfort, Ky. Sorry to hear that Fiscal Court adjourned and had not received application for convict labor; advises that Mr. Fox submit detailed statement; asks for terms of original contract.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_052.jpg]<\/b> November 4, 1918. To Rodman Wiley, Department of Public Roads, Frankfort, Ky., from (unsigned; “EZ” initials indicate Ethel de Long Zande.) Judge Ward employed Fox and there was probably no written contract; asks Wiley to request statement from Fox; Zande asked for special session of Fiscal Court to apply for convict labor.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_053.jpg]<\/b> November 8, 1918. To Mrs. Luigi Zande, Pine Mountain Settlement School, Pine Mountain, Ky., from Rodman Wiley, Commissioner of Public Roads, Frankfort, Ky. Our office should not write Mr. Fox; we only reimburse, not pay bills; suggests having County Judge of Harlan to approach Fox.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_054.jpg]<\/b> Itemized bill. January 21, 1919. “To Fox & Peck, Dr., Big Stone Gap, Va. Pine Mountain Road. To work done March, April and May 1918.”<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_055.jpg]<\/b> Itemized bill. January 21, 1919. “To Fox & Peck, Dr., Big Stone Gap, Va., Pine Mountain Road, locating party June and July 1918 and making Plans and Estimates.”<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_056.jpg]<\/b> January 21, 1919. To Mrs. Luigi Zande, Pine Mountain, Ky., from H.E. Fox, Fox and Peck Civil and Mining Engineers, Big Stone Gap, Va. Cover letter for enclosed statement with details of work done and mention of having reduced the charges for office work.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_057.jpg]<\/b> January 23, 1919. to Mr. Horace Fox, Big Stone Gap, Va., from (unsigned; “EZ” initials indicate Ethel de Long Zande.) Sending Mrs. Holton to look into Fox’s bill for $600 for additional set of blueprints.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_058.jpg]<\/b> January 23, 1919. Handwritten letter, page 1 of 2. To Mrs. Ethel de Long Zande, Pine Mountain, Ky., from J.R. Johnson, Pineville, on letterhead for Manhattan Hotel, Corbin, Ky. Met with Mr. Fox who needs more time to do the work that resulted from change to a narrower road; may delay construction.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_059.jpg]<\/b> Handwritten letter, page 2 of 2.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_060.jpg]<\/b> January 23, 1919. Page 1 of 2. Statement of complaints against Mr. Fox. Letterhead: “Pine Mountain Settlement School, Inc., Pine Mountain, Harlan County, Kentucky.” Signed: Ethel de Long Zande. [cath_062.jpg]<\/b> [n.d.] Handwritten notations and sketch.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_063.jpg]<\/b> Handwritten letter. January 25, 1919, To Mrs. Zande from H.E. Fox, Fox and Peck, Civil and Mining Engineers, Big Stone Gap, Va. Explains that his bill is for changing width of road and if road width is reduced it will save money.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_064.jpg]<\/b> February 8, 1919. To Mrs. Celia C. Holton, Pine Mountain, Ky., from J. R. Johnson, Division Engineer, Department of Public Road, Convict Labor Fund for Dell County, Pineville, Ky. Fox cannot accept $150 per mile, but will arbitrate; Johnson will meet with Fox again to get a statement of expenses.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_065.jpg]<\/b> February 24, 1919. To Hon. Rodman Wiley, Frankfort, Ky. from J.R. Johnson, Division Engineer. Reports that he met with Fox regarding his bill and explains it to Wiley.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_066.jpg]<\/b> March 4, 1919. To Hon. R. Wiley, Frankfort, Ky., Attention: Mr. Heath, from J.R. Johnson, Division Engineer. Urges Wiley to come to a decision about Surveyor Fox and the Pine Mt. Survey.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_067.jpg]<\/b> March 7, 1919. To J.R. Johnson, Division Engineer, Pineville, Ky., from R. Wiley, Commissioner. States that the proposition offered to Fox is not negotiable; it would help in an investigation if Fox submits a statement and report of work done.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_068.jpg]<\/b> March 10, 1919. Handwritten letter, page 1 of 2. To Mrs. Celia C. Holton, Pine Mountain, Ky., from J.R. Johnson, Pineville, Ky. Encloses copies of his letters to and from the Frankfort office; wrote to Fox and awaits his reply; assures Zande of his interest in the Road and willingness to act as go-between. [cath_070.jpg]<\/b> March 13, 1919. To Mrs. Celia C. Holton, Pine Mountain Settlement School, Inc. Pine Mountain, Ky., from R. Wiley, Roads Commissioner. States that he cannot do anything until plans are received; suggests getting Fox to complete them; suggests a meeting between Fox and the School’s directors.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_071.jpg]<\/b> March 26, 1919. To Mrs. Celia C. Holton, Pine Mountain, Ky., from Rodman Wiley, Commissioner. Assures Holton that he will not need to give Johnson any orders when he represents the office at the conference concerning the Road plans.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_072.jpg]<\/b> March 27, 1919. To Mrs. Celia C. Holton, Pine Mountain, Ky., from J.R. Johnson, Division Engineer, Pineville, Ky. Waiting for Fox’s reply; encloses copy of his letter to Wiley; hopes for a satisfactory settlement.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_022.jpg]<\/b> Report. March 31, 1919.<\/b> Original document by Fox & Peck, Engineers. Signed by H.E. Fox, Big Stone Gap, Va. “Report of Fox & Peck Engineers, on the Pine Mountain Road, Harlan County, Kentucky.” [cath_334.jpg]<\/b> April 14, 1919. Handwritten letter to Mrs. Ethel de Long Zande, Pine Mountain, Ky., from J. S. Forester, Harlan, Ky. Explains that the School’s money has been turned over to the State on call deposit at 2% interest.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_073.jpg]<\/b> April 18, 1919. To Judge J.S. Forester, Harlan, Ky., from (unsigned). Suggests buying War Finance Corporation 5% notes as an investment for the Road Fund; Fox and Peck have been paid $1,000; requests a check from the Road Fund.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_074.jpg]<\/b> April 19, 1919. Handwritten letter to Mrs. Holton, from J.R. Johnson, Pineville, Ky. on Kentucky Department of Public Roads letterhead. An engineer on the Pine Mt. survey will be sent; unusual demand for locating engineers from the central office is due to increased interest in Federal Aid roads.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_075.jpg]<\/b> April 21, 1919. To Mrs. Celia C. Holton from Rodman Wiley, Commissioner. Notes that a settlement was made with Fox; an engineer will be sent to complete the plans; hopes that the work can be started in a few months.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_076.jpg]<\/b> April 21, 1919. Handwritten letter to Miss Celia C. Holton, from W.B. Paynter, Somerset, Ky. Replies to Holton’s letter that he plans to follow a government bulletin to build convict camp; hopes that Fiscal Court (and not the School) builds it.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_077.jpg]<\/b>\u00a0April 24, 1919. Page 1 of 2. To Mrs. Ethel de Long Zande, Pine Mountain, Ky., from J.S. Forester, Attorney-at-Law, County Attorney, Harlan, Ky. Surveyors should not be paid in full for additional surveying required; the Road Fund has been turned over to the State and is subject to the order of the Road Commissioner. [cath_079.jpg]<\/b> April 29. 1919. To Celia C. Holton from Rodman Wiley, Commissioner. Will send an engineer on May 1st to prepare plans for about a half mile of road, then begin construction.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_080.jpg]<\/b> May 1, 1919. To Judge J.S. Forester, Harlan, Ky., from (unsigned; initials EZ indicate Ethel Zande.) Describes settlement made with Fox; will send bill after locating engineer arrives.<\/span><\/p>\n [cath_256.jpg] <\/b>May 20, 1919. To Miss Celia C. Holton, Pine Mountain Settlement School, Pine Mountain, Ky., from O. B. Hollingsworth, Superintendent, Middlesboro, Ky., from (unsigned; initials “EZ” indicate Ethel Zande). Has authority to move the School’s depot at Chad to the beginning of the Pine Mt. Road as a stop for passenger trains; his company will not charge the School for this; corresponding with Lewis about this; asked about schedule.<\/span><\/p>\n
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<\/span>[cath_<\/b>002.jpg]<\/b> February 23, 1916. Cover letter accompanying report. To Mr. R.C. Terrell and Miss Katherine Pettit and Miss Ethel DeLong from Wm. A. Obenchain Jr.
<\/span>[cath_003.jpg]<\/b> Report, Page 1. “General”
<\/span>[cath_004.jpg]<\/b> Report, Page 2. “General” (continued); “Grading and Alignment”
<\/span>[cath_005.jpg]<\/b> Report, Page 3. “Grading and Alignment” (continued) ; “Character of Materials Encountered” ; “Drainage and Road Beds”; “Surface”; “Guard Rails”
<\/span>[cath_006.jpg]<\/b> Report, Page 4. “Surface” (continued); “Right of Way”; “Finances”
<\/span>[cath_007.jpg]<\/b> Report. Page 5. “Availability of Material”; “Summary”<\/span><\/p>\n
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<\/span>[cath_029.jpg]<\/b> Letter, page 2 of 2.<\/span><\/p>\n
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<\/span>[cath_061.jpg]<\/b>\u00a0Statement, page 2 of 2.<\/span><\/p>\n
<\/span>[cath_069.jpg]<\/b> Handwritten letter, page 2 of 2.<\/span><\/p>\n
[cath_023.jpg]<\/b> Report (continued).
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[cath_025.jpg]<\/b> Report (continued). “Expenses for March, April and May 1918.”
[cath_026.jpg]<\/b> Report (continued). “Expenses for June, July and August 1918.”<\/p>\n
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