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make ‘1”qu HH‘ I" “5 “I‘ll-w This “ making Student (‘ode violation tliarges. ~LBhdht 11:19.igh‘xk'k'plluu ii“. Mohh‘, .; 1"” HI“ V M '4'“. if ‘1 M‘ i -. _‘

”1“ Student (“l“fnmwm “in“ “l m“ According to his duties listed in the (Ride. t'i”(i he \hkl “lien “j cihih-tm at. ""‘i ”if V '- 3‘, ’Ii‘ 1 .

Student (‘L‘l’llt'h few people have talxeii ”h. ”w“ must charge a student mm ‘m dam“ hum“. h the \la‘. \IMEHMMH haw. -mi If) W.“ 3.), , i_

”1" PM!” ‘ “dub“ ottense if he believes the (‘ode has been I _, “”1" “iii". ‘ \' “‘13 '_

The other door has no signs. yet about Violated. Different sentences. .llld than) ..; ;« Ti" want
l45 students last year went through the The student may agree Him” a "1 until itI'UtCL‘l W-l'itl lllc J-Blttttd Wilt llll<'Y-’ll~ill"li ‘~"‘l3~'~‘7‘ ---' 34W. _- ,«1 1
door to resolve Student Code charges. disciplinary measure during a counseling! d‘LH llall “”d' “I don‘t know “hum” m" ”H.H.H\‘ J mehlr “m . .'

This is the Dean of Students office in session with the Dean m decide to send student will get a lighter or harder St. l’resrdent Scott i “t‘lltllclxtlitll _‘
Patterson Office Tower. his case to J-Board. punishment there. You iust never hilt)“ " agreed that lt'Lii’ «vi-ill: tn seeping . ‘

What goes 0” between Sludk‘nt and Few cases ever go that far. Hall However. hesaid the l4fltlhcstt‘sulV't‘Ll “NM.“ ”1"“ “will!" “*“W‘ “i
administrator behind this door is estimated that only seven of about 100 to in the Dean‘s office last year proyes ‘ “mm”? ““5"” llri‘h“i'”i‘ “H'd‘ I‘d”!
confidential. SC officials have charged 300 cases last year reached the University students are satisfied when reaching a ('oniiniu-d on Page 5. ('01. 1 .1 ‘2.

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Kentucky strip miners got their ltllilit\ in "1“;
”WW 2:; , ‘ . . Frankfort Il‘huisda} as environmental groups.
I»; ' ‘ - ' ; .- ' - , conservationists and concerned citizens " , k
V .. , :1 1:35;; ” g . participated in a hearing on strip mining .
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‘i 7'; g on natural resources held the public hearing to H I
, . I obtain conservationists‘ and enVironiiicntzilists' l '.
' views or: nth? mining. Representatives from tize I ‘
, . ‘1 siiriacc-ziiiz‘e .ndustr). will be heard l’ridiiy . 'm"
y? \leiiiber‘: oi the UK l‘flVll'rtllltlt’lllili Awareness '.' g"
I Societ} tl AS). ('ampus l‘iriends ot ti‘e l‘ike ‘
(oiling. ('iti/ens ASN‘L‘ldllltn t('l"l‘('('3\t and Saw 1.. 3 I".
‘ .9, ll'.‘l lx'.-.i:tucl\y (SUK) participated ii: tlv. 3: wring '
-- 1.. fig“ . _ Eulogy for streams 9" .
. gt??? . 3: t‘lil’('(}\ conducted a “eiilttg‘t to: :E‘e deal j. , ' ‘ /
' «$253 . .sll'r'J‘ElS in l'astern Kk‘lllllkh}.u \lt‘llll‘t'.’\ ’.‘ eti *' ‘, if
f; with posters ll\lllltl sti‘c:iii1~. and the ism-3 -’ ”A V. ,. .
' xii!” a :‘oilution that destroyed theiii. “ " _' ‘
i' ‘_ “a ”The coal recovered by strip iiiiiiizig ..i: lie ;’ ' ‘.
» gag; recovered by deep mining “llllttlll :ll‘ etoitonne v'. »
‘** ' j. ’15- crisis. said James Bransconic. state direct" or f '. v, ‘ '_
”‘Qfia ' . . , SOK. Bronscome said 175.000 acres ot land haw , - "
H ' I i ‘ ’ V ' been destroyed. and it would cost the state one ‘ .' "
billion dollars to reclaim strip mined land.
WARNING, WARNING ' Branscome presented the committee a 3‘): page i
o 0 document on alleged violations of various coal '
companies.
Those persons having the audacity to face the Cosmic Chicken will be eaten alive, it was learned Broad-form deeds 7' 3.‘
Thursday. The Cosmic Chicken arose during a cataclysmic eruption behind Miller Hall Thursday Ms. Bessie Smith. member of Appalachian it 7' '
afternoon. UK spokesmen have emphasized the University can not be held responsible for Group to Save the Land and the People. 3““de : ‘.
inter-galactic incidents arising from desecration, degradation, hazing or other insults to the Cosmic ‘n ', ‘t
Chicken. (Staff photo by Phil Gardner.) Continued on Page 2- C01. 4 .32." ' ~_
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Students for J us two plan courtroom protest .\ . ,
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I An incident in Lexington City Court NOW’9. has “I have no statement al all." said (‘ity ll W3\ ”10“. (””th said. that ht‘ ‘lk‘s‘ldk‘d 1“ . I I
led to the formation of the UK Students for Prosecutor John R. Adams who “£35 in court at the accuse the city of stealing his motorcycle, ' ‘ ‘ . .
Justice who have scheduled a protest against time of the incident. While waiting in court Tuesday for his case to be '_ ‘
biased thinking for Tuesday. Nov. 16. The incident in question arose when (‘runip was called. ("rump claimed he heard an e\ch:inge of .7 .
Students will demonstrate in the City in court over a parking \iolation. remarks in which Lexington (‘ity Judge Paul \ .. .t ,‘
(,‘ourtroom in the Municipal Building on Walnut Crump s ‘ motorcycle had been towed away (.udgel allegedly called someone .i iailhoiise \ ‘ ..
St. Demonstrators will leave the Student Center Saturday ”0'" an “Cit along tht‘ AVCIIUCHM l‘dWYK‘Y- . .' I. .
patio at 1 pm. Chakrnp'ions. The sign d‘L‘SlgnUllng‘lllL‘ area as d no (‘rump fined . . . .
According to UK student John Crump, piar‘mé‘ [one ““118 Lr‘kECd‘Dnly Sdturd“) ' ‘mfl “‘13 When (‘riimp's case Was callL‘tl. l‘e \lltl l.c .ishi‘d g ‘ .

' ‘ . paced along the avenue mar South Lime. (rump the “d k. what a ailhouse “WW: w D Accordin' . ~ '
Lexmgton Judge Paul (vudgel allegedly told him to said he came in from Harrison Ave where he ‘_1 2 . .t . ‘ t~ .
tell UK students that he is the meanest. toughest could not see the si ti ‘ ~- to ( rump. (tudgel said that he didn t know , ~, ‘
judge there is and any UK student who goes before ‘Ti g ‘ h l ‘ on t‘Xt‘h‘dngt‘ ”l remarks {OllUWt‘d3 .
him will get all Gudgel as a judge can give. 00 "NC ”00b e (rump was subsequently tine‘d five dollars He ~~. \ .

Cars were parked throughout the zone Sunday, asked to appeal the case. Then (.udgel is alleged to = ' Q
‘Misquoted‘ and Crump asked a policeman when the cars have said that if (“rump didn‘t have the five dollars .- ' ‘
When reached by telephone Tuesday night. would be towed away. Crump said he was told it then M W85 ‘0 bt‘ PM in la”. . - l .‘
Gudgel said, “I don't have any statement. I am was “to much trouble to go to“ and the peOplc Cmmp said after a search by several officers he ..
misquoted." were “just going to church," paid his fine. f ‘ .
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l ' ' By TIM B\LLARll iii!» ‘2 ids? night it: ‘ilt‘lllklllitl coiiiii.i:in'I\ as Well is an another larger ililllllil) l‘tltlEWl ” llarsel‘. “M also *L‘IVUl 41‘ n u
‘ Kernel Sufi Writer to lemyi, ”JIM-1p cine-t “mun“! “WWW,“ Mm» liar ch. ”I'm” \lif ffiuflyl.’ Washington correspondent :1” '
Will the l mted Stiles .tl.\l :Eit Mitt-i ioi lhe (‘hiistian Science Since the nations the U.S.. l‘ uropean ( oti‘=.'\‘l‘“li‘l‘"‘l~ “W (‘h'i‘l‘lmn 8““le Monitor. age
. ~ I Sayre! lfiiioii heroine I": "Ln-M \lwiniiiy spoke upon the USSR, ('l:in.t Brita,“ and mmmkul that ls‘Uldlil'lllHll iii lle coVetL‘tl the early stages o1 Fa
- I . - or the inastotlons‘,W charging inane! structure in the Marne are nuclear powers and the US is the most natural World Will H In lzurope ZHHl the
l’iissil‘l). said last pl: t \\oi'ld and touched other areas other countries could develop thing in the world. But ht’ ul'llV‘.“ “1 ”3w?” 1““ m “m" 1“” Le
~ . . * oi e‘lll'lxlll interest. atomic weaponry. llarsch said he expressed rehet because it comes the buunbing 01 Pearl Harbor. lle '
- - V \Ltiid power. said llarsch. has t‘oresaw the likelihood ot nuclear when the world power strutturc \\ 41> m J‘JV JII” Honorary LIe
3 . l-m". H“. |oji slllllctl trom the two~power US. war steadily declining. is changing. If I" had occurred Commander ot the British - ClV
. ‘ . . I and L'SSR setup to a This would result in a rising under the two-power system. lml‘lfl‘ h} 011W“ lilllubt‘th in
f I .‘ . ', //~/////// ”All! (2' .I IlliL‘\‘~;‘t‘\\ e: structure with the importance for diplomacy. with Russia could have done anything appreciation tor the work he has , “I
.‘ . . -. " ». bum/i addition ot Red China. This possession of conventional she wanted to. m said. done in London. -
. . . I.. (lnl\ at A "‘ could develop into five powers, military power being used for
“ H..l,[,,.,.23 / ‘, with Western l’urope and Japan ett‘ective diplomacy, he said. C
. . ‘ , " / included. he added, Harsch noted that the US. has St ' ° 1 d . 0
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- ' ' . ovar‘deur .' 9 been preoccupied With being a rlp mlner‘s — rail“ lre S
. , .' . $250 .3 One POWCL world power for the last 30 CO
I . . . Band, 830 W llarsch spoke ot Western years. Because of this, our t F k t h . ne
. .I * Europe as one power because he country has fallen behind in a ran 0r earlng BO
II I . HELZBERG belleVL‘s‘ItliLll. Wllll the additlon m Ll n} areas. particularly (I t' d f P 1 ll d b I.“ Ill tf' h I t.
‘ FAYETTE MALL ot Britain. the (ommon Market economically and socially, said on m“? mm age 5" po “It“ y 51 a 15 cant . wh
. . - , . , will become a [mm-M . . the broad—form deed. which she SUTWVE “1 them. Many speakers '
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. . . . . ., . .. ~ ' - u . . - . , t‘tlt r’clamation of stri mii . 0
'. ‘ . ~"lne Russians have sultered. said g3” ‘0‘” mmp‘m'” ”1‘ l'Lilwas" failure p Rd hea
. ‘ ' . ' .. too. They. too. have been right to destroy the ldgd‘ _ “H l ‘ d ' . :
. , . . . IDLE HOUR LAUN DROMAT preoccupied With power and the Smith said the road-toim Water pollution
.. I . . . exercise or ”I Fhey. too. have dud gait lull mineral rights to Dr. Wayne 1”va Ul\ Zoology b
- ' a 2070 Idle Hour Shopping Center tallen behind in the economic fl“ purchaser. who “mid get the PWNSSW- Said the hlgh mineral
. . . race." llarsch stated. coal out oi the ground by any content in streams in Eastern .
. " '5 ' - ‘ ”Service and Coin Laundry Always Attended" Touching on the war In means“. Sh“ 5‘“ the "WW." m KCHYL!CR_V' CHUSCS hard water. m'
. II I .I Vietnam. llarsch Sflld [ll'dt bl’O‘dCl‘lOTlll thCLlS W’CYC SlgnCLl ill COTFOdCd pjpcsI and calcium] tht
'1 ' ' . " 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Weekdays—10 a.m.-8 pm. Sundays ”whim” JOhIL‘R“ “Named the 1h? .tum ”1 the “mu” _“vhc” wrb‘matc dci‘mm m W3!”
'I I ‘ war because he had been given mining meant only deep mining tanks. ta
' '~ GERRY BROWN and ZEKE SICKLER misinformation, although this not 5”}? mining.I DdViS S'did l’OllUth water in LC
2' . fl " , I5 . was not done deliberately. “Strlll mminins 11 short term liastern Kentucky was caused by
. I I . .. I 269‘9960 — Lexmgton, Kentucky ' llarsch declared. “If Johnson CCOROmW Isituation tor l‘flS‘Vm strip mining. The consumer pays co
. n had received adequate appraisals. kentucky. Smith 531d'I Deep for a badly polluted water Mi
. . . ‘4 . a m. CCTIdlnl} wouldn‘t have mining employs three times as supply. he 53de Co
' ~I ,' ‘ ,' . _ 5 "m" . JUST A SHORT DRIVE SOUTH gotten us into this war.” many "‘0“ 35 SHIP mining Ray Harm. nationally known up
‘I " . - ’ \“G‘o ‘“ ’Mcaru ON LIMESTONE—U-S- 27 He said Johnson had received Most participants at the naturalist said. “Mud and silt an:
,' ‘l ".4 ‘ “ on“ ‘/ wwoux' Adm $1 50 Starts 7.30 21 b U ill-in distortion or" he a ring a d v 0 ca ted the destroys life in streams. Aquatic * nec
I' g g - / “0““ ' ' ' intelligence reports from the abolishment oi strip mining in organisms depend on one
4 - ‘. . " ___—___— Pentagon —-“anvthing from the Kentucky. The\ spoke of another to survive The ‘
" ' ' .' T NT — E YOUR FREE COUPON! ' . . . ' . ' ‘ .. . ‘ ' ., -
. .- , ,. OPEN SFlI’lDIEDASY USSATURDAY SUNDAY Pentagon tends to Iiustify crosron. landslides and streams eqtuhbrium must be preserved. g:
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. . ;. ‘ it Thousands to be gassed F nday
_ . I' .I -‘ Several thousand living, breathing beings According to Cutler. the new portion of
'I _ »' ‘I '5’ (a ..._ I\,. . on campus will be gassed to death Friday M.l. King was ‘oiult onto old brickwork
..u .. , gm , s- unmounted afternoon. which was “deteriorating."
"_ I '- 7. .. i. 1’) 9" it / "amm- But don‘t run for your wet washrags or gas “Calking had come out of the bricks.“ said
'. . , iII _ ‘. .53?" masks. the critters to be exterminated are Cutler. "and the wasps come into the
. I . '. I .u . v/ ‘. Mgotfllafl... only wasps. subceiling ” l
x . I _u I I.II ‘I I“ If \ :3. If) uprm hath ldll lOIIZJboIUl one and ilIIllilll Itnonths. Thg wasps; Sl‘L‘lltl lllt’ \yintcr lT'lOIllllS in the l
_‘ . . .' i . I ":. / ."- " "/ ., i if.§:;-.:;.,.... wasps invade the tourth and 111th tloors ot bchcjljng and come out again in the Spring 5
_. ' ‘74:. “5': " “is W King librarr- After grudua‘c “Wm Cutler ml the,» have been spraying in the
-_"..-- , ‘7 .II‘ ”133 II -:::~ . ' Cheryl Rottgering was stung Wednt‘sdin morning and late afternoon to keep the
I. '. I It ’ '1 itllCI'llinl‘é. ”10 library ClCCldCCl l0 l'dlx'a) number (ii WilSlW down ”They Sllll manage .
. . 3 I. I' . _’ = fi‘, _ “CW?“- . to come in." he said
. . . I 1 ;' ’* i If}: I‘ There are thousands the} saj. said (‘utler teeis “the library is doing all it can _
12" I‘ I' -. . . If a. Wayne ( utler. assrstani editor o; the lleiir} do” by havmg the subceiling fogged
'.- u‘ '. War. \I. my papers. The oftice is on the tourth tomorrow. “i think they‘d do more if they ,
. " . ,. 1 - 4". 2;. s “00?. had the money."
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I . ' ruI s h" ame. . HAYES ! . , ‘ 7I-30 D-m-Iton weekdays pnorI to the CALL: SG Referral Service at .
.: I I_ J . ingls‘tlmlp‘ubhcation of items in this 258-8531 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. for
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, .III . w. . it . IRI.I_V_.:__I-I Q 9 9°99 p.m. Friday, Nov, 12, Laboratory from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Monday 3:.
.' .I I I . .-‘ * ALSO # Theater, Fine Arts Building. through Wednesday and 2 p.m. t0 5 o”
,. .I‘. -. .’ 'I‘ . ;,. H I N AV 9 . I, f4"? "14.1.,"- ML: AIDVISING ASSISTANTS will be p.m. on Sunday. If Emergency during ron
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. . I. . .. . . A Bum KENNEDY Praooucnou tinge, 3:33 Political Science undergraduates 253-2284-
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. . '. II I first-2.31%. h’ I . If .>g§§=.55:..33'§§? ”9 South Limestone Campus Crusade for Christ. will be noon Saturday, Nov. 13, Alter Hall di
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: '1' , I ‘ Th P t .II b P ‘ :IAcquiuantance" 2 p.m. Saturday. :3
I 4 L I I '2' ,I - 0v. . Student Center Theater. 1'
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h L, u'OInPn “They refused to take me because the job don’t have the [0’3 for college" and tile Women’s Equity Action League '3 .
:3” Charges against Lexington employment involved supervising men,” she said. She won’t help them fill OUt college or (WIiAL) told the Caucus members ' ,
mm agencies, finance companies, and some also charged a private employment financial aid applications. “women Who are assuming heavier , . .
, (,i Fayette County high schools came out of agency with screening applicants. Stevens and her group were not allowed responsibilities can obtain the \riice thev - . I. ‘ A‘
and the Thursday night meeting of the A guest speaker at the Caucus into any high school—except Henry (‘Iay deserve through existing laws' [f ”,1. ’ , -»
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r f,” Lexmgton Women 5 Political Caucus. meeting, 'MS. Chlmtii Stevens, Said some Which has not said anything yet —to help present law doesn’t suffice. “the power of , ' .. .
. He One Caucus member accused a adVisors in Fayette County high schools black students. “l’m very discouraged,” women" can be used to change it. ‘. V 3
4”}. Lexington finance company of breaking a are being unfair towards b13Ck students. Stevens commented. The meeting, the Caucus’s second was . . .'
itish civil rights law regarding employment. “Some counselors said black students A second speaker, Ms. Mary Kelly from held at the East End YWCA. , , . . ‘
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S’llllI’Il’ (‘0(lp broad knowledge oi the Student Code to attend. - a 7 ' ,
What we need to get is input about any problem : KENTUCKY Now :
A series of dormitory hearings on the Student 90““?“1mEUmVCWtY regulations." ' 2" E MAIN ST. 254in FIRST RUN! _ - ,f '
Code will begin next Monday at llaggin Hall. Universrty-Wide hearings Will be conducted in : , ‘ $3?“- . : " ' - ‘. _ ,'
Student Covernment’s St d t Aff _ December. Dorm hearings were scheduled first . :5 , .‘ .1 '.
‘ ’ ‘ u en airs because the committee needs “‘ ' ’ ' ‘ ' 333‘ n I ' ’ ‘ 3 ’ ' f
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Committee is sponsoring the hearings to obtain - , . . . p ‘ ' '5 ‘1. WALTER MA "A” ' . . ' ._
new ideas for Code revisions to b‘ l t d t th particularly from freshmen who don t come to I . - Aw“? 33:. “Korean f N - ‘ .
Board of Trustees earl in tli s r9 presen et 0 L University-wide meetings and who haven‘t been : 9"“ ~ ’ y ' . N. : ' -.
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can’t What we need now 15 new student input to hear The hearings Will be in Haan Hall’s upper : . :2. it A. “t k z , , - 7 ' _ 1
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ikers what StUdCht problems are, said Ms. Susan lounge, 71.30 p.Ili., Nov. 15'. Blazer Hall’s ' “3 3“ f‘ h ”M” “ Wk“ ' " ‘ j . .
iined Tomasky, Student Affairs chairwoman. “The basement, 7:30 p.m.. NOV. lo. and the Complex ..'. ' ' ’ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' I I I z ,. . ‘
hearings Will be informal, and the student needs no Commons. 9 p m., Nov. 17. - c I N E M A -, , p. ‘ 3 . ,.
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rater~ movement to boycott a federal tax in protest of ' n _ L tnue ”Wt" _ “mg“ 0' Peg”. . _ _ "g 33. "‘ ' 1- 35;;ng : , . . . ~ . ,
cium the war in Vietnam. The person wrll then be contacted several times . clung experience . . .” . - . I, ' ,' _'
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tax added to the monthly bill received from the that person by way 01 his pay check, bank ' “'U." ‘W' certain and!" ..;zifighfifiiiiiééiiz3E.:1}?3’33“ ' ‘. 3‘ ‘ ‘
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ved ,, - from their monthly phone bills. The remaining group, interpreted the purpose 0f the boycott in : _ , -:3:?:!gs§;...3* ’32-» ' 2;) 7.35 9.30 2 " " . V -
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letter of explanation enclosed, for war, so I’m withholding that energy.” ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
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distributed to students as they turn in pro-registration THE coMIN TOGET“ I ”I ' .A . V .
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- $1.50 each semester for a full-time attorney to work for 1,. I}, r 7-" " 17". ‘. i l
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' i also are being asked if they would pay $1.50 each ' "I m“? 43,43 -{ - :2." ARE SAYING: a, TOTHOSE WHO ““7235?“ '- ‘ -’ _ .
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