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‘ .g. ‘ v.1 The Wildcats showed Vanderbilt that
- ‘.‘ i ' their January slump was a thing of the
\_ / post as they beat the Commodores 82-63
' ' . l x, , \ \ ‘ in Rupp Arena. For story, see page 9. ______'
Vol. LXXXV, No. 118 Monday, February N. 1983 An independent student newspaper University of Kentucky, Lexington. Kentucky
é a I”. I“! it . _ _ “ uXINOTON -- Dr. David M. Goldenberg. a nationalty rec-
~ it“ . » - r v, .,,._< '3' ’ ognized UK cancer researcher, has announced he will be
’ ¥i\ I «V; , k ’5’ by leaving the University for a new research center at New
”1., h. “5:41; i , , thLy“ . ' " '{c ‘ . ’ _ ~, ' . Jersey University of Medicine and Dentistry.
l w§}vfi#,lm if": "' ‘ . , h .r' '1' v ,. .- ‘ Goldenberg is best known for his use of radioactive
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' ¢ 'xé’f‘ji" [fig-3t, Jacié‘éj __ y .7, . ‘9 ‘ " ‘ " ' i1; markers to detect tumors. He will head the Center for Mo-
;s',:'c;;%;i‘x$a+§ . set?" “of“: ”Ed "'“' ’ / '2‘ .. lecular Medicine and immunology.
é‘:‘?"‘£’»ifi§>§f§i ' . V' ~,,‘ c ‘3 .. A . x ." 2'1"} When contacted last night, he declined to comment
’;;€}¢.'tér .. 7 I?" . Q : , f ” ‘ t about his departure.
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’ ’3; t‘” r/ .37).. r-i'“ '9, , 3533893“ gig ‘ J: . .ng * - K muenv — Murray sum University officials say two Ken-
W , ' , - "A no“ .-3?fi?“'u§'}{¢is. _ “" if, "{‘Qvfi ii on - . L . ,, f .1 \ tuckians, Dr. Marshall Gordon, a Murray professor and ad-
\ _ . J * ~ sgag; _ - ministrator since 1962, and Air Force Gen. James Allen, are
' l y . {:4 among the seven educators still in contention for the MSU
. , 1% 5 ' ' "‘c;.‘, presidency. The officials asked not to be named because
“ ,- , ,. . . ., . .. a ‘ ' . . " they are close tothe search.
’ ' ...-. ”Law-i0 ”2M ‘0 ' "’ ’ M ‘1'" . . - 3' 7' . . .
i , ~*. * » 3 - _ ' ’ _._ g . ' ‘ g “r; ,. The other candidates include administrators from univer~
r - ‘ .1 ‘:_ 2 6:. sities in Pennsylvania, Texas, illinois and Kansas, the atti-
‘ l l j J I ""' i v' ." V . , 37 ’g i: ‘= . cials said. Richard Frymire, chairman of the board, declined
.. ' l . ' ‘ ‘ 1 “Mg- . " " . ;~* Friday to confirm or deny that the search had been nar-
_" u“ ",vmmm, 5,0,, rowed to seven candidates.
{ summer in Fabruary? The search for a new Murray president began last July,
1 when the board voted not to renew the contract of Presi-
E Amy Wullenweber, a sophomore home economics maior enjoy the unbelievable weather that has entered Lexington. dent Constantine W..Curris. which expires Jim. m. A can-
‘5 (left), and Jennie Williams, a sophomore communications They were catching rays on the Kirwan-Blanding Complex. "°V°'5Y ”MW“: “M“ f”. °f ”'0 “9‘" ”W” resigning,
} major fished swimsuits out of their closets yesterday to four at the request of Gov. John Y. Brown. He appointed
3 replacements, and the new board began sitting through
' I I abOut 300 applications and nominations for the president's
= U K S water bl" Increases 93 ercent "°‘“‘°"‘
Frymire said no date has been set for announcing Curris'
successor, but he added that it would be before Curris' con~
Kentucky-American adds extra $59,000 to annual metering charge tractwnsout-
‘ it) \l \itl \.I(ill\.\‘ti\ crease for UK to 93 percent — from and dining facilities use about half can submitted the 52 percent rcqucst EPA” “V0". to W, m “y.
ScmorStatiit'ritcr $256,0m to $494.00) annually. Blanton of that. and students using these in PSC hearings concerning the rate
. said services will pick up the tab for the increase. Blanton said he cannot i'ig- ., . .
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l'K's rate increase :5 part of Ken- rate increase and the water meter ure out why the PSC granted a 72 :IASH!NGT°" 2;: MI lag“? h. m“ Enwronmental
i K .\ uaicr lull \Hll incrcasc apr lucky-Americans overall 42 percent charge.he said. percent hike, He said. however. it is rotection Agency icla w 0 ast W.“ d’fl'd ° ”W”
P pl‘iiXimLiit-l} vii pcrccnt in thc ncxt rate increase approved by the PSC if the additional $59,000 charge possible that oral testimony in thc 50590900 for her testimony, Will appear Wednesday betore
war twcniisc oi a ncu' charge added for 63.500 customers in Fayette were not enough for University offi- hearings might have persuaded the the Republican-controlled Senate Environment and Public
1 to ll.\ ri-ccni ratc incrcasc for thc (‘ounty and parts of Scott, Woodford. cails to accept, Blanton said the 72 PSCtoinflate therateincreasc Works Committee, Sen. John H, Chef”, R-R.l., 0 mm
L liiiicr‘silV in ihc Kcntuckv-Amcri- Bourbon. Jessamine and Harrison percent rate increase is higher than “We've got our budget officers .
> ’. - , ofthe n |,s d est r .
‘r "1‘” \‘I'li‘l‘ ‘0 “('(‘i’rdlnil '0 JIH'k counties. that requested by the water compa- and our lawyers looking at the hpa e ,0. y. eday , , ,
. l’ii.ililiil1 \icc chanccllor tor admin- Laura Murrell. chairman of the ny. data." he said. adding the l'nivcrsi- _ I e committee '5 one 0‘ six Pam" Pmb'w EPA‘ hand~
ir'IXI‘IUH PSC. said the increase was based on Kentucky-American engineers. he ty will not appeal the rate incrcasc “"9 0f "‘9 51-6 b'll'O" WWW-Md WW“ '0 clean UP
Blanton and yi'sii‘rila) that Kcnr a usage and cost of service study said. met with UK officials last Sep- until the reasons forit arcknown abandoned toxic waste dumps. Lavelle, the former assistant
[illliikiii[Milli]?Ciuirilighmhtiffdiii: sumo: thheyd bra: conductgdi Shethsaidtrl‘JK tember and constri‘ugted a. cgof- neBlantgik 815th aegis :K‘FdWlll r290! administrator in charge of the program until being fired by
i 4 ' i" ’ k' k " s i- “ a en payin 655 an ey serVice repor w ic prOJec a x w M er . ens. cn- . o
- pcrccnt ratc iiicrcasc for ['K. which needed to be," necessary rate increase of 52 per- tucky-American \'l(‘€~pr(’§ldt‘nl. to President neagan, last week Shfldf' 30mm from the
“in Hitifl'm‘fll LN 'l‘hurfidui' by the The University is the largest con- cent.afigure Blanton called fair. discuss the increase, House Energy and Commerce '"V03ll90'30m subcommittee.
. stoici’uhln'Scrm‘c(‘ommissmn sumer of water in the area. using Murreli said she was not familiar . By the end of next week. Blanton A second House panel. the full Public Works Committee.
g 'i‘hc $39.01!) ciiargc. for thc usc of over it) million gallons per year. with this report. daid he hopes to have discovered tried to serve Lavelle with anothersubpoena,buttalled.
‘f \Htlt'i‘ ”H'U‘l‘x brings lhc total in- Blanton said. Universny housing Assuming that Kentucky-Ameri— whatledthePS(‘toitsdcmsmn
, i " Mondale to announce candidacy today
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f, "v . Q)‘ dale plans a speech to the state House at Representatives
3 ' _ 1; toda , when he is ex cted to tormall announce his l984
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it 4. , PreSIdents reach agreement in rare show of unity Pres'demw'cond'dacv-
- - - Mondale. 55, has been regarded as the front-runner in
. .. ‘ ‘ _ the Democratic field since Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass..
in STEPHANIE WALLNER we}; 852m step imam. (“h ““3” “8"" "“5““ withdrew from the race late last year. He is seen as the
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l ai'hd Thé Xgocgtild Press “I think this is a refreshing development for highcr best known, best organized and best financed °f ”‘3 ”"3”
" ., . ‘ education." Albright said. candidates-
, ' University of Louisville President Donald Swain said
' ' ’ ' ' 7 ‘ ' d ‘ " '7" the presidents had their disagreements during thc proc- W
‘- oss, “But we have ironed them out. " "win" 0“ P7500 GI.“ m "If
i Kentucky‘s public univerSity preSidents. in a rare Carter feels that the agreement was reached as thc
1 show of unity. have agreed to support a revised formula presidents further studied the difference in the needs of OPEC member Nigeria broke ranks and slashed 5" official
i for distributing state funds to thcuniverSities. the universities, “Low cost and high cost programs all price by $5.50 a barrel yesterday, threatening .0 "‘99."
Northern Kentucky Liniversdy Hresment Al). Al- must be conSIdered. he said. r\ program 1“ ”iii," a price war within me once-mighty cartel over the world's
bright announced the agreement Friday to the exec- neering requires higher funding than that of an cdum ' tted , ' k t .
JOHN DEAN utive committee of the (‘ouncil on Higher Education. [ion and teaching program," 9 U _P° '0 90"" ("0f 9.
Albright said the presidents voted to support the for- “The formula is one we can support and go to tho lcg- Facing economic crisis because of reduced oil demand,
. . mula atameeting Thursday. ‘ islature with." Swain said “We can do more for our Nigeria wants to increase its rovonu. by boogfing output
Former NIXOI'I alde "The preSidcnts have had long and intensive dis- selves and the public good with that strategy than an} estimated at boo.ooo7oo,ooo barrels a day '0 1 million,
cussions." Albright said. “We have all made conces~ other." market sources said
SIOHS for the sake 0f reaching agreement. recognizing Staff member Ed Carter. who was primarily rcsponsi ‘ . _ .
Jahn Dean to speak that the formula is notaperfect document. ble for developing the new formula. said changes \H'rt' .The (”l '° 530 ° barrel came “"0 d?” d‘“ "Wm"
t0". ht t cause m “We have agreed and now can support the formula made in the formula to respond to specific conccrns chief competitors for European soles. Britain and Norway,
'9 a u use policytobeprepared bythecounmlstaff."he said raised by the presidents lastyear lowered their official North Sea crude prices Sit-$3.50, to
David Carter. UK budget director. said yesterday he He said the revised formula better addrcsscs two of 330.500 barrel.
——-——————“\ .s'( U.” “1|!an thinks the use of the formula in the past as the basts for the key issuesin-the last dispute ~ adequacy and equity Nigeria's announcement brought new pressure '0 bear
\Nul“.\I,lH“rm“. distribution of funds was incfiective. The formula was in theappropriaiions. n . P rs' n G If OPEC m mbe h t' .
' l ‘ dcsigned to be an operating instrument.” Carter said There will be three public hearings ncxt month on ihc °' 5" e "l U . 9 '1. W ° fl". mee "’9 ""
"It should bc used as a reference pomt along With other formula before it is presented to the full council for up Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, to respond to the British and Norwe-
sources “ proval. gian challenge to the cartel's grip on oil prices. Representa-
.Ioliii iii-.in \Vliitc Housc counscl ('artcr said studies from the Southern Regional Ldu- Harry ‘Snyder. executive dlrfl‘t‘iitf (“”th colllmiill' ”:1 “V9! of the member nations had no official reaction to Ni-
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,0 mm“... |.,.(._\m,.m \‘mon. m” (allon Board and the ongomg analysis .0{ higher educa the presidents and the counu minr r. (m l\( t gerias announcement, although some reportedly had been
\ y.” “mm,” H “(.m”,.l.,l (M tion in Kentucky. conducted by Price Waterhouse & C0” convmce legislators of the formula s \ulut‘ .ind lht‘ll‘ sin t‘ ‘t
NIH)”, in...” ““1, ,l'mdpd 2‘“th m are also used as references in demding the actual needs cerity expec ingi .
‘,.,‘, I . ”on?“ W,” l”, ‘ucm... I; thc ofcach university “It is extremely important that we scnd a mcssagc to
- “In“; H, ihc ‘mwmt p,1.§tc(.il;.,fl,,q, "According to those studies. l'K‘s state appropria- the General Assembly of our agreement on this." Snyd
hm", h ,H,” h m1,“ “mum” and lions support is iii) percent of that of comparable bench» er said,
I, .uvi‘, , ,‘HW‘W Wu” 1 I mark institutions and institutions in the southeast.“ “We have some people “h” rcmcmbcr thc hm mm, . \
l') .. H‘l" mic into thc iiiblic limo (‘arter said. and are going to be hard to convincc that or havc madc
i ‘llld'kllt'li lit‘ iiirncd llilltiriil‘lnl for A formula to determine how Kentucky's higher educa- changes and reached agreement." Snydcr said
“it. Qmm. “umrgm. (unfinnm tum dollars are Spread among the eight public unn'ersi‘ Albright said that while the pros‘ldcnls will support
‘ ‘ ‘ . ties was first used during th91982 GeneralAssembly. the formula. they also want it studied further ““c ho
Hr was thc lost to publell) inr . . . . . . . _ .. _.
. ,, - . The univerSItv preSIdents. unhappy wtth the changes lieve it canbeimproved in the futurc. hc \dld
ciiniinatc iii-sidcnt Nixon in thc , -, . . ‘ ~ . .
. H . .\ m mu“. m ”u. l)l‘("lkvln in their appropriations created by the formula. fell into Carter said the formula has to bc roused Nth _war I"
Hiliiplhr,’ . .c M 1m. l):in](xvr'"|(: V... 099" disagreement and indwidually IObbled the 19815' meet the changing needs for the univcrsitics “i think
i. i “lit'hirlirliniiwun iunp 1" in?» l ‘ ““05 during the 5955“)" before a compromise was the formula has been taken as far as it can hc Likcn
“ll“:hltfiuli ' tlic ltrt':ll( in ‘llk'tinh was reached n'ghtnow."hesaid
. l' l i L \\l t - lions-i; T‘sls‘l‘inl; A spccml committee composed "f "‘9 presidents. 513‘? Albnght said in a later lnl0r\'l(‘\\ that hc thinks thc
(inylmpy .;‘\.mn‘.ln( .md ll ig‘imdol Finance Secretary “Ob?” Warren 3"“ counCil staff presidentswillstick with theircommittmcnts
' ”,m '1? “-1 T|i -‘th - covcr-u )‘Unt‘ members began "“9“"?! 0‘“ formula last summer "‘ "NOW." was completely haPPN bl“ ”1i" “i“ ""l ”W Partly WM‘Y CM warm ted-yr wlth a M.“ In the
”thIlim l(l(l’\llllllll(\l tiii l‘l ‘itllllllllls‘urod an effort to avert such divismn in the future main issue." he said "Everybody was willing to makc mldm
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null?“ (,1 .I:‘;?.11gl~r|,:111::,rtn‘iitIf}:(’3: 135‘ year Wthh created much d‘SCUSSIO" Thursday." “Over the last couple of years. thcrc has been a grow "my “My '0‘ mild W9 M”. e l” "I M
"if “f m ”2“. “admin"; of tho (‘arter said. “There is an allowance in the formula for ing rapport among the institutions There is a rccogni M“ ‘00.
ll'lrlt':l:lt‘lllhr ‘ requesting funds for new programs. What this means is tion that this has higher possible valuc than the institii increasing claudlne. 9m with e cit-nee at
“m” .iiw “mhmnnm denials that a univerSity can request funding outSide of the for (ions gomgtheir separate ways. . ‘ . Ml... Ind. high Inthemmhhwefi.
‘ 5 MAN . mula ‘0 developa new program UK Praident ()tis Singletary could not he reached for
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tin the corner of Rose Street and Euclid non-University groups are Using the facili~ . ‘
Avenue. there is a rather large building that ties. l
could house many activities. but some peo— As director of the Center. Holly Salisbury
ple have been having problems deciding said her job decsription stated that she is 1, t
which activities should be scheduled there supposed to book outside acts before univer- _ Oct! 3" 1’ .
and whether the building has a real function sity functons. If this is so. why then did the fq‘ttt" ‘ 4 i
that benefits students at t'K, university spend over $4 million dollars on a 1/ Arts ,. i
The Building in question is the (‘enter for fine arts building? ’ f , 5
the Arts "Somehow. along the way. the school of / /7
in a rm-ent article in the Kernel. there was tiiusic got the idea this center was supposed ' // » [J t
some discussion as to the intended function to be a school of mUSlC building.“ Salisbury i’ \\ t
of the titllitilllg The discussion centerod said recently. Somehow the building was § fifty; . t
around the issue Who or for what reason supposed to be used for the school of music 3;! Q 3 gvvx‘ ;
was the building intended for“ and the school ofart. What happened 7’ . .355: §\ t ft \: h t
“it" tht‘ hhttthhh t‘t't‘t'tt‘tt t” enrich tht‘ edu» Profits from commercial acts are crucial l / t i‘ t
catioiial background of L'K students'.’ If not. to the success of the center. she said. Salis- / i § f\ " // * . s' l ‘
“‘h} \VitStthUttt . bury has to supplement the $6.000 budget “if, E a é! ‘/ . ” g ' i
”thttt‘hts t‘htt area t't‘S‘dt‘htS hh‘t‘ t’tht‘t' from the t'niversitv with approximately $22.- , t,” °., . ' s ss’ , .3‘3 1" ' ‘5 i
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pidkt> 5(1 dbldk It” kultm d1 6\ CHIS. \\ hdt 0‘)” front renting the hall to outstdv aCtS_ - (0/;1/ (l . . \\\ I wt: ‘\\ , t \ .Mwi‘o .\\‘\‘\“\\§&3§§&»tt\t _ ' i I
m ikes thet'enter tor the Arts sos eel-il" .. ‘- ~ - a, x” _:- \:Es\\ \ y t‘ i» J ‘m>i\ixt\«“- ‘t .. . . - r s ,-
‘ ‘ , > * - .p ‘ Without the outs1de income. she said. the «a ,,, - ~~;;:- s§\>\\\ \ - t , 3 i t
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hi .i 1.).o lxtintlstoiy. only the ait and center would be a whiteelephant. . t. . \ ., titty? H .i . t . _ v t i
music department were scheduled to move ll h b ‘l _ _ _ _ . ‘ _\:s y m : t t
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into the proposed structure Ihe theater de~ At? ‘t lother ta‘nhpus t“ dangs LOHSId9F£d s t ' ' E§§§\s\\ \ ~ ' . :3 t
partment was to remain in the Fine Arts “ It; t (plants etauset ey do not sup E . , _ K\§%§s\\§ ’ . mm ‘ ; t;
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Budding turreiitly. neither department is in portt “n“ ‘9'” §§‘\\\\ § . * ~ ‘
thestructure \or will they ever bethere There is a “look but don‘t touch” attitude 2 §% {Xx . ‘
Phillip Miller. conductor for the ['K Sym. surrounding the center. People may look at 5 . \ x I, ‘ .
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phony tirchestra. said that many requests the art exhibits and listen to the concerts . :..;. . _ Q- afl‘ ~~ v’, ,
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tor concerts and rehearsal times had been and lectures. . \\ W A .. “3—13 .
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I sis realm; .t: ar'ziie iii Fri you know the guys witfi the our sexual feelings while having they would emerge withan apron on blouse bit.you know» txsttpttitwuhtthut ofthe closet
t‘“ ‘ ht'm'" “WU”? " \H \ ‘Hm my.” htttttt' ‘ttttt ’htt.‘ tt‘tt" thitt h” ‘t‘t’ them t'titllhtt‘tt tl‘tttt‘t' US on bOth TV and a bra beneath it I believe that with the freQUent rc- I think that as long as you keel)
\7t'112‘sfil" 3"" 'tit‘ Y‘ialtt'\ ‘1 ltt't'ttlt' retary out there watits his iob. but and movie screens This is so we This is onlylogical ports of gay guys approaching plugging at the American public atid
\thtN' ‘t‘W-t- ’t‘t'i‘tt‘t‘t’t-H“ ttdltttt‘h th this is nothing compared to the line will be publicly accepted because we When accosted by a gay person. straight peoptti are equally m jest wearing them down. you “.1” “my .
‘tht""ii”’h "7”” . HN‘ that “it” t‘t‘ th-‘Ptt‘t‘tt h.‘ tht’ naturally think “t‘ itrt‘ tht' ”hh' Pot” h0W0Vt‘r- it Pt‘t‘mh can‘t help bUt Though I know little about gay men tuallv get the right not to be dis ~
“7‘“ "Ft "'1“ ‘t“"”t“"“h t““"‘"t"'t“tt t’t‘t‘St'ht't‘ "t d lWN’” “h“ b ktt‘mh Ptt‘ ”1 tht' \Wt‘ld Who think about sex. wonder why the person chose him. it read "Dear Abby"i. I get the im- criminated against professionally
h." with ""1"! ”tithm'th“ “W “m“ ‘1‘” WSW“) 'ght‘r'hg th“ titt't that t“ ThtS leads t0 dotthts 0t masculinity pression that gays cati spot each As long as you live in America. how '
ottiei Y‘i‘tiltitl‘trliits such .is may ks and ery'oniz elso got here sotiiehow and I and other insecurities ipardon my other itakes one to know (met and ever. you cannot hope for general
aorta-r. shoes siirpi 1st‘ t don tthiiik it was by sptiL-osillp male viewpoint. but it somehow that they simply bother people to get acceptance
t with” “ i‘” “"“h ”5th ”mt 1‘ h “t‘ are ittt‘t‘lttt" tthlhts’ trtttttttt' seems t0 come naturallyto mt" alaugh out of it I am afraid six is iust too big an i
Ad:- H t it imam“. it}: lit“)! \tw ' Emanuel dealing with [he ”Wm“ sexual Thus. the." ththk tht’}' may be gay The problem is that. while with issue here. and with the moral ma ‘
"'"t ,“t A”: ‘_“ '\'t‘t""“"‘ _‘ "’ t1“: ~ "“ w “”hththat't’hh- surely .‘tth htU-‘t real where tht‘}‘ didn‘t think they would other minorities the fears stem from Jority ithev don‘t rate capitals iii niv ‘~
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it?" ‘ “"“i‘ t""“""'t.‘ " ““ “t "‘tt thtt-‘U Pt’hptt‘ are trtlhfl t“ Pt‘otcct This is (specially had in view of ings of inadequacy and insecurity see and do until everyone is' the
MN "Ht“..i'.‘ it"; . the” ”551““th ”tittflhthtltth ht 1‘ tht‘ ti‘t't that tht’St' are probably Any ad person who has insulted the same and that includes il'm sure
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twins \rt .ye to conclude that they the complete chromosome structure question ihkp‘ “is it black or is if human suffering. they smugly reject as well be permitted to he the ones who
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