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alone of the

pra ready to

go

everywhere with lots of gold. We're

always doing good. All for one and one

for all the Robin Hood. Men of the

prairies riding

along. Man of the west singing a song.

Man of the pra riding

along. Head in the sky on high knowing

where men of the

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pra ready to go. Fearing the home

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everywhere and lots of gold. We're

always doing all for one and one for all

these one. Robin Hood. Man of the

prairies riding

along. Man of the West meeting his

friends singing a song.

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Heat. Heat.

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Heat. Heat.

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There is something he don't sound so

good

here under the mater. Look out.

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Heat. Heat.

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Don't take them back. Please don't take

them.

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Now, let me looking you over. I want to

see maybe s there is somebody here I

want to see.

Oh, Senor

Hanks, I told you before, you are

interfering with my

business. This time you can go, but the

next time maybe you won't get off so

lucky,

huh?

No. Well, Grandpa, I hope you aren't

hurt too much, eh? Oh, no. It's only a

flesh wound. So you're all puma. See, I

know you won't rob me. Oh, I do not want

your gold. But you made a great mistake

in renting me and my men for discourage

across the desert when you got too much

gold in these wagons. But you better go

to town now. And to be sure these

bandidos do not come back, I will send

some of my men with you. Juan

Reso, you take grandpa to the town, huh?

Aren't you going with me?

I must go with the tender fats for to

dig up a dead Indians. Huh? What am I? A

tarantula's uncle. What did he mean dig

up a dead Indian?

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Ever since my brother-in-law was killed

down there, Sheriff, six long years I

spent trying to get permission to

excavate Indian burial grounds for

posterity and the knowledge of humanity.

My equipment is very valuable.

The treasures from the Indian tombs will

be priceless. I demand the protection of

responsible agents of the law. I will

not trust the expedition to a desert

cutthroat when he's banned. But

professor, you gave me no time to swear

an extra deputies. N too much of an inch

to shove off to wait a doo. I wouldn't

be too hasty about calling him a

cutthroat. He saved a lot of men with a

bigger steak than yours. If El Puma were

not trustworthy, the government would

hardly have offered him the responsible

position of law enforcement officer for

the bad land. No, Mariam. If this

romantic desert Robin Hood is so

responsible, why doesn't he accept the

offer? You probably don't hanker to have

no strings tied to him, mister. There's

a lot of more of us like to be in the

saddle with him. Oh, stop this

wrangling. Miam, I bought you as my

assistant because your father made the

original discovery and because of your

research into Indian knowledge and

culture. From now on, you will confine

your opinions to that

department. And as for you, Mr. Magpie,

you had no right to send Malpo without

consulting me. The government sent you

along to assist, not to manage my

expedition. And from now on, I'll

supervise the protection of this party,

just like I was sent to do. I ordered Al

to escort us through the bad lands.

According to Sheriff here, he knows

every inch of it. Then just how to deal

with the thie murder and cut close at

Ryden. Of course, if you think we don't

need him. I remember that my

brother-in-law was killed by one of the

men of your department, Bill Carson.

That's why I pie. Oh, excuse me,

Samarian.

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Magpie, please excuse Uncle Lucius. He's

excitable and headstrong. Besides, we

can't start wrangling the first day.

Well, I'm sorry, but I just couldn't

stand there listening to him slander the

best pal I ever had. I don't care what

your daddy's daddy said. Bill Carson was

a square shooter, and he wouldn't kill

an old man. Well, he must know he's

wanted. If he's innocent, why doesn't he

come out and defend himself? He must

have a good reason. That is if he's

still living. Besides, he wasn't the

only man that was with your daddy that's

missing. No, there was Link Benson, the

foreman, and some other diggers. But

they were all hired by Carson. And he's

the only one dad had any trouble with.

Bill was only running the expedition

just like he was supposed to. Well, we

won't discuss that. Tell me more about

Elpuma. He's fascinating.

Well, you'll be safe enough going part

of the way alone. Alpuma will meet you

at Budget's Pass tomorrow afternoon and

I advise you to hire him to go along

with you till I can deprise some men and

send them out to meet you. Well, it's

against my better judgment, but under

those conditions, I'll do it. Goodbye,

Sheriff. Goodbye, professor. And good

luck.

Shall we start

immediately?

His men may just drift in from

everywhere. No one seems to know much

about them except that they live well.

Seems like he gives the most of what he

makes, protecting travelers. That sounds

like the foreign legion. I'm dying to

meet him. Oh, you will. They say that

he's met every traveler needs parts of

the last 6 years. I think he's gunning

for someone. Well, I'd hate to be the

one he's looking for. Me, too.

We're meeting, Marian.

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Heat. Heat.

Stop here, Mr. Nightpie. As long as we

have to wait, we may as well pitch camp

here for the night. All right, man.

Drive over there and we'll get off these

tanks. Come on, Rita.

My bra, professor, for the handout.

Anything I can do for you? We'll see.

Perhaps you can check over my maps with

me. Or maybe clean up these pots and

pans. Well, I can't do that, lady. I

heard my Paul fighting bandage

yesterday. See? So, you're a bandit

fighter, too. Then you must know El

Puma. Elk Puma? I sure do. And if you'd

asked me, I could tell you pretty about

that. Um,

yeah, for instance, enough to advise the

professor here to hold his pockets when

he's around.

And I wouldn't be trusting him with my

women folks, neither.

I don't believe it.

That'll be him now.

to avoid his presuming any social

contact with the rest of the party. Mr.

Magpie, you'd better meet him and put

him in his proper place. Yes, sir. You

will help me with the maths now. Come,

Dr. Leonard. Coming,

Marian. Amigos, you will wait here. I

will go talk with these tender feets.

You must take me to meet him. Well, you

just heard what he said. Oh, he won't

mind.

Wait, I'll be with you in a minute.

The name is Magpie in charge of the

escort. I am called El Puma.

This is Miss uh Miss uh Marian Willis is

the name.

Yes. Oh, how you can forget the name of

such a lovely flower. She's so beautiful

like the bloom

cactus at the service.

You must tell me something about

yourself, who you are and where you come

from. You see, I'm writing a book on the

expedition. I know. It is against the

rules of my band to talk about the

service from my men. You know, we don't

ask no questions. I don't ask them. They

don't ask me. But uh you could make just

one little exception. I can't find my

papers. Where is that girl, Marian? If

you will look closely, you'll see her in

the act of disobeying you. Well, I'll

put a stop to that immediately.

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My people, they come from all over the

world. You see that big fellow in the

black horse?

Mhm. They're telling me he is a goucher

from the pampers of the Argentine. Maybe

he is Kingabi. I don't know. I don't ask

him. You don't ask me. You don't ask

somebody some question. I don't know

lies. Huh?

Marian, go to your tent. Excuse me.

I gave you specific instructions for the

leader of this escort. Now, they shall

be carried out if I have to do it

myself. Now, leave

us. You are with this expedition against

my better judgment.

Now you will pitch your camp at a safe

distance from ours and refrain from

mixing with the members of my party

socially. But Senor, I have bring my men

here many miles to come with you under

contract to go into these Indian

country. You'll be paid for your work,

but you'll be relieved of your duties

when the sheriff and his men join us at

Snake Wells. But why, Senor? Our

expedition is too important to be

trusted to a gang of desert thugs. And

I'd appreciate it if you'd stop speaking

to my fianceé, Miss Marion. Oh, you

would. That would be enough. Come, Dr.

Leonard.

Oh, so you make the dead's lines, huh?

Well, then tumor can take the hint. You

don't have to draw it in. You don't want

something to do with me, eh? Well, I

tell you, I am just so good for myself

what you are. You mind your own

business, I mind yours. Hey, you fell,

put that camper away far

distance where our chili beans and our

horis won't get a dirt from this place

in it. Rattle B.

You know, you might show a little more

consideration for me, Marion. You act as

though you've never been away from home

before. You're not to tell me how to act

just because we're engaged. You and

Uncle Lucius were insulting Daryl Pumo

just because a filthy old man lied about

him. I believe him.

Sometimes you and your childish notions

about romance bore me. You don't have to

listen to him. Good night, Leonard. I'm

tired now.

Good night, dear.

All right, amigos.

Oh, hello.

Oh, so sorry, Senorita, but I I think

before you come in with this camp next

time, you got to make the whistle. Well,

I will next time. Put away that gun. It

frightens me. Oh, I'm so sorry. Won't

you sit down?

Ah, this desert night, that beautiful

moon. I'm thinking you don't sleep so

good. Huh? Exactly. And I'm dying to

talk to someone who really appreciates

all this. I see. I know. I know. You

know, this Professor Leonard, he's a

pretty nice young

fellow. A little bored in my ear today

that maybe we're in love.

Well,

I see. See, I understand. But you know,

sometimes this course, this true love is

not going to cook it. Oh, it isn't that.

But I didn't like his attitude toward

you. I hope he'll overlook it. Oh, see I

don't care. And I'm thinking that before

this expedition is over, maybe he'll be

changing a little bit. I hope so.

Don't you ever get lonesome staying here

on the desert all the time?

Lonesome?

Maybe. For six years I've been on this

desert. Of course, maybe I want to go

back to my own people, but after a

while, I get to love him, and well, I

stay. I wish you'd been here with my

father. Then he may not have been

killed. Kill your father was? Oh, that

is too bad. How did this happen? Oh,

it's a long story.

Well, we got no place to go. Well, it

began 7 years ago where dad opened a

temple of the ancient Indians. He found

hieroglyphics on several vases which

when Dakota told where they had hidden

their gold.

So he come to these bad lands. Eh. Yes.

But before they had time to locate the

treasure, Bill Carson murdered him and

stole everything they had found. Well,

what happens to this Bill Carson? Oh, he

disappeared along with a foreman and

some of the other diggers. He had the

same job Magpie has with us.

Oh, well, maybe there is some mistake.

It would not seem that this Americano

government man would do this to his own

kind of people. It is hard to believe,

but dad's diary, the only thing he

missed, told of several violent quarrels

they had.

Mhm.

Marian's not in her tent. Look for her.

I'd be right with you. Right.

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So, Uncle Lucius had to bring me along.

You see, I'm the only one that can

translate the diary.

Jerry, take your hands off of her.

See, Jerry, you're a friend who only

makes the joke. Yeah. Well, I'll show

you how much I'm

joking. I'm going to teach you a little

respect.

Do not worry,

Senorita. That fumor will not hurt

you. You will not be here to hurt

anyone. And when the sheriff arrives, I

shall report this assault. Also, the

junior men were not in camp for half an

hour until Dr. Leonard's ward was

stolen. Oh, but my men do not take these

things. Don't lie. I hate a sneak thief.

Now get out and take that with

you. Come,

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Marion. Amigo, break the camp. We will

no longer stay with such peoples.

They're ungrateful.

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Not so fast. Umbrey, I got you covered.

That mustache, that fake talk didn't

fool me at all. Tyson,

you know, I think you were making a big

mistake to try to hold up the puma

without first looking as he was behind

your back.

Well, Mag, you old ferret. I might have

known I couldn't fool you. No, but darn.

You just outsmarted me like you always

done

before. You really didn't want to take

me in, did you? I ain't so sure. Since

you made a fool out of me and stood me

up, defend you for the last 6 years.

Murder is a pretty serious charge, Bill.

Even the boys in the bure begin to bleed

your card for not showing up and denying

it. I couldn't very well. Link Benson,

the foreman of the diggers, is the

fellow that killed Professor Willis. I

knew he intended to rob him. But when I

found the old man dead, Benson in his

outfit had hight tailed it in the night

and put the finger on me. But where'd he

go? That's what I've been trying to find

out for 6

years. And what I learned the law was

after me for what the old man wrote in

his

diary. I had to watch my step. I knew my

only chance was to catch Benson, get a

confession out of him before the law

caught up with me. Well, what are you

doing here? Why did you sign on with us?

Because I heard that Benson was in this

part of the country operating with his

gang. So, I brought my men over, hired

out as a guide to your expedition. I

figured I'd run into him somewhere along

the line. You figure if he still got to

vases that he'll raid his expedition to

find out what the Indian writing

says? What a brilliant detective you

are, Magpie?

Well, come on. Don't you trust me?

I trust myself. I don't got to trust

nobody. You sure got that burner talk

down, Pat Bill. Well, I ought to have.

I've been doing it for 6 years. You know

there's a big price on your head. And if

you're lying to me, I'm through when you

find out that I let you go. I won't let

you down, Magpie. You're the last one in

the world I'd do that to. You know that.

Give him my word.

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Benson.

Yeah. After the professor threw his

knife on the ground, I picked it up. Now

they're looking for the puma instead of

me. Did you get anything? Well, the book

and the map he was reading is in our

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Why? You local old fool. This is the

same Indian lighting that's on the

bases. I can't read it. And you've

knifed the only man that could. Well,

I've done what you paid me to do. It is

your fault. You should have made

Professor Willis tell you what he said

before you shot him 6 years ago.

I told you never to mention that. I

forgot, Luke. I won't say it again. No,

we don't. We ain't lick it. I know how

to get the treasure. Well, talk and talk

quick. The girl The girl, Link, she know

she knows how to read that writing. I

heard her tell a puma. If you're lying,

you'll wish I'd choked you.

Where are they heading for next? They

was heading for Snake Wells, but with a

professor going, they might turn back.

No. With all that gold at the end of her

trail, she ain't turning

back. The rest of the boys will be here

tomorrow, and we're raiding Snake Wells

for that girl. I reckon with the right

kind of persuading, she'll read that

writing for us. All right. You get back

there and keep your eye on her. Yes,

sure.

Oh, old one. I bet you my life. I know

what you are here. These people on the

desert, they know they can't get along

with Al Puma. So that old rooster is

setting you for me, eh? Well, that old

rooster, you call him, is dead.

Why you make this joke with me? Well, it

ain't any joke when they found your

knife stuck in his back. Mine, but that

puma is not.

Oh, he's beginning to look like the

lightning strike twice in the same

place.

Huh? Where you going now, old one? Well,

I was just going down to Snake Wells to

sell this book to Miss Marion. It's the

diary I found down with the South Trail.

Is it something you find and something

you can sell? Maybe I look at him. Maybe

I'll buy him, too. I don't I can't read

him. Well, that engine writing in there

tells where a lot of buried treasures

hid. This is telling you where his

money's Oh, well, I can't read them, but

maybe I'll buy him anyway. Oh, and Miss

Marian can tell you what it says, but

you'll have to get down there before

Link Benson does. Link Benson? Yeah.

Fell from down Indian country way told

me he was riding the

kidnapper. What this fellow Benson want

from these people? Well, I don't know

nothing about that.

What is Benson got to do with these? You

don't know. No, I don't know a thing

about you are my friend for bringing me

this book anyway. I will make you reach

for this. Pedro

Ben now all

one. This is all for

you. I will keep him though until you

done what I told

you. That's more than I've seen for 20

years. I'll do anything you say. That's

the one, my friend. Now, all you got to

do is go forth to the snake.

Well, you say the killer was alone. He

sure was when I left him down near Twin

Butch. That's all I want to

know.

Marian, your courage and wanting to

carry on has has made me very ashamed of

the petty attitude I've taken toward

you. Please forgive me. Father gave his

life trying to restore these treasures

to the world. I know he'd want me to

carry on. I only hope we can get it in

time. We will. The diary is absolutely

worthless to that half breed murderer.

And the sheriff will be with us soon.

You remember the directions well enough

to guide us, don't you? I just got word

that El Pum was in the vicinity.

Don't worry about us. You just get Elma.

I'll take care of her.

Heat.

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Oh, I've got to do this, old pal. Now,

this is what I get for trusting a double

crosser like you. I know what you're

thinking, Magpie. And if you were right,

I wouldn't have bothered to rope you off

that horse. I'd have just thrown a gun

on you. Now, that would have been too

easy. You'll likely stick a knife on my

back like you did the professor.

You know what my idea about that job is?

I figured it'll do me that for Vincent.

Don't tell me any more of your lies.

What are you going to do with me? Oh,

Pedro will be along after a while and

take you to my hideout. I've got a job

to do, and I don't want you to spoil it.

Someday I'll help hang you, Bill Carson.

Magpie, I wish I could make you believe

me.

You dirty double crush. All right, I out

you.

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Sounds like somebody riding hard. Gee, I

hope it's magpie.

Wait, it's El Puma.

I got

you. Stay where you are. Oh, put away

the toys, Senor. I've only come here for

my knife. I lose him when I am in your

capture last time. Maybe somebody find

him. No. You would kill an old man and

then come back for the knife you did it

with. Careful, Senñor. Sometime you're

going to insult me too many. Yeah. Well,

I'll just hold you for the sheriff. Hold

it.

Nobody's liable to get

hurt. Nobody is going to get hurt.

Nobody's going to get

killed. All one. You get a horse for you

and the senior leader. I might have

known you'd be too cowardly to come here

without help. Where are you taking me?

You will pardon me, little flower, but

there is a bad humpy coming to this camp

or taking you away. And Puba thinks

maybe so when he gets here, you are not

going to be found. Huh? You're a lion

and you'll not get away with it. Allan

on the paddle.

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You will get on the ho. It is for you.

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Alum Technorian. They're headed through

those rocks. Come on, men. We've got

together. What are you going to do?

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Look, that is Senor Benson. Now, old

one, you will work for this little sack

of gold that Pedro holds for you. You

will take the senior leader and follow

the road over the

hill. And Puma will teach senior Benson

how to chase the wild goose.

No,

Damos. There goes Aluma.

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Heat. Heat.

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Heat.

Heat. Heat. Heat.

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Looks like somebody cashed in.

We better get land up the fake wells.

Forgive me little flower for being so

late for El Puma does not like to talk

to business on such a beautiful morning.

Why have you brought me here?

There is work for you to do, little

flower. My father's diary.

You'll read this funny writing for me.

No, I will not.

Maybe I'll puma make you change your

mind. Maybe I Maybe

I Maybe I kill this fellow magpie. You

still say

no. Then maybe I will have my men bring

these Dr. Leonard here. Pedro can talk

to me with my whip. You still say no.

You wouldn't dare. El Puma will dare

anything.

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There you are. And I hope you're

satisfied. Well, this is the cutter of

the broken

messa. Oh, I know. They cut it very

well. There's many times I've camped

there. This is great for me, you know.

Oh, so you do not like our company, eh?

You want to leave her

puma? Oh, little

flower. But you will never know what a

beautiful days you have made these for

me. You can go right away. Hello. You

will get a couple of horses. Now we will

tie loose these these mag pies.

My really high up. Hey

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Heat. Heat.

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Well, I'll be ding busted. Link Benson's

been sitting on that gold for 2 years

and didn't even know it.

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Something's up. It's old Dolby on a

horse.

Hello, Doby. What's up? What do I get if

I take you to the Indian treasure? We

split. Let's have

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it. South end of Broken

Mesa. Plum under our

noses. Dig out three small stones from

under large boulder.

I know that

spot. All right, men. Get them tools

before the sheriff finds out what's

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happened.

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Heat. Heat.

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It's the sheriff.

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Marian, are you all right? Of course I

am. He sure was exhausted when we picked

him up on the desk looking for us to

work out a few more. He's headed for

Broken Mesa and we'd better hit leather.

Come on, you two.

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That must be it. We leave our horses

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here.

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Heat. Heat.

Ah, this must be it, boys. All right,

work.

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Heat. Heat.

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Mr. Sheriff, if we can get to the horses

and reach my cave, we're

safe. Come on.

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Heat. Heat.

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Back out

factory. Heat.

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company link. I've been hit

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That's right, Link. Okay, I

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got everything's under control, boys.

But you better see how old Doby is.

Oh, are you all right? Who did it?

Branson got me like he did pressure

Willis.

That's what I'm doing. Oh, I want

you to pencil.

He made me do it. He paid me first. I

didn't. He's lying. I didn't do it. I

tell you. Yes, he did. Search a cave and

you can you can prove it.

Search a cave,

Leonard. Not so fast.

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Well, Mission has taken me six long

years to solve this case.

Magnify, do you think I might get my old

job back now? If you're able to get

around after I get even with you, leave

me tied up for a couple of days. I don't

nuts him up before I can sign up all his

double riders as deputies. You better

get along now and testify against this

ombry. Well, young

lady, you remember one time Elum tell

you that maybe some dandy sort of change

we can get

CC and swell too. Well, good luck to you

both.

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Bye. Adios, my

friend.

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Heat. Heat.

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