81. Lincolnshire UK - Genealogy, Surnames, Family And Local History. The Cockings farmed at Grimoldby from 17751839. Any information on MaudeSmith born Grimsby 1878 daughter of John Henry Smith. the family then moved to http://www.curiousfox.com/history/lincolnshire_7.html

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82. Regmeister Quotations Logan Pearsall Smith (18651946) Those who dream by day are cognizant of many Charles Lamb (1775-1839) If men are to be precluded from offering their http://www.regmeister.net/quotes.htm

q u o t e s Moderns hate the past because they fear it: 'There have been so many harsh heroisms that we cannot imitate.' - G. K. Chesterton A man who cannot climb a tree will boast of never having fallen out of one. - Klages Our creed is one of heroism, and the coming epoch calls for the return of the heroic virtues. Not for us the cozy tranquility of the political soft option; for us only the long march through the cold night - which must precede the glorious dawn. These conditions demand a special quality of steel in those who rally to our banner, and if the forthrightness of [my] message frightens and puts off the delicate in fibre and spirit, that is good; for their place is not with us and we would not wish to encumber ourselves with their presence. Today, out of the chaos and ruin wrought by the old politics, new men are rising. - John Tyndall (former leader of the British National Party) In death as in life, I defy the Jews who caused this last war [WW II], and I defy the powers of darkness which they represent. I am proud to die for my ideals, and I am sorry for the sons of Britain who have died without knowing why. - William Joyce [Lord Ha Ha] (last words just before Britain executed him for anti-war activism in WW II) All truths that are kept silent become poisonous.

83. Page Not Found died 7 29 1879, father David Smith, mother Elizabeth Arndt). They had twochildren, Mary Elizabeth Reinhardt and James Edgar Reinhardt. http://www.mindspring.com/~wsgriffi/reinrsch.htm

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84. Famous Addresses - Books, Journals, Articles @ The Questia Online Library Smith, HORATIO 1779 1849, and James Smith, 1775 1839, English parodists, brothers.They wrote the famous Rejected Addresses (1812) which burlesqued such http://www.questia.com/search/famous-addresses

Questia The World's Largest Online Library Primary Navigation Skip Home Page Search Page Read Page ... Subscribe Page Secondary Navigation Skip About Questia Subscribe Requirements ... Login Search the Library: Advanced Search Put exact phrases in quotes Search within Results by media type: Books Journals Magazines Newspapers Encyclopedia Research Topics We searched for: famous AND addresses we found: results by media type: books: journal articles: magazine articles: newspaper articles: encyclopedia articles: Research Topics on: famous addresses List All Research Topics Famous Speeches books on: famous addresses - 27391 results More book Results: The Inaugural Addresses of Twentieth-Century American Presidents Book by Halford Ryan ; Praeger Publishers, 1993 Subjects: PresidentsUnited StatesInaugural AddressesHistory20th Century United StatesPolitics And Government20th Century ...in the Study of Political Discourse ," 335-36. The Inaugural Addresses of Twentieth-Century American Presidents Chapter One President...1905 Robert Friedenberg On January 2, 1899, the most famous man in America of his time delivered his inaugural address...

85. Names Index Page ROBERTSON, Deborah Smith (176013 MAR 1826) ROBINSON, Elsie Vern (25 OCT 1843-15FEB 1906) SHERIDAN, James Edward (23 MAR 1909-13 SEP 1994) http://www.oberlins.com/html/names2.htm

Family Tree Names NOEL, Francis NORAGON, Arthur Bert (-28 APR 1956) NORAGON, Belle (-UNKNOWN) NORAGON, Benjamin (1850-UNKNOWN) NORAGON, Elias (1824-UNKNOWN) NORAGON, Loren (11 APR 1896-MAR 1978) NORAGON, Margaret (22 OCT 1905-MAY 1970) NORAGON, Mary (1818-15 JUN 1892) NORAGON, Warren (26 JUL 1898-15 AUG 1933) NORAGON, William (-UNKNOWN) NOTHSTEIN, Jacob (1788-15 SEP 1853) NOTHSTEIN, Johannes Peter (16 APR 1758-1797) NOTHSTEIN, Martha A. (ABT 1820-UNKNOWN) NUSBAUM, Jacob (14 SEP 1747-18 AUG 1827) NUSBAUM, Rachael (24 FEB 1818-31 DEC 1912) NUTT, Mary (OCT 1799-1846) OBERHOLTZER, Elizabeth (-UNKNOWN) OBERHOLTZER, Henry Stauffer (4 JUN 1818-15 JUL 1861) OBERLIN, A. M. (-UNKNOWN) OBERLIN, Abraham Jacob (7 JUL 1812-8 DEC 1882) OBERLIN, Ada Blanche (29 OCT 1878-12 AUG 1916) OBERLIN, Adam (1845-17 JAN 1907) OBERLIN, Adam (31 MAY 1745-1825) OBERLIN, Adam (24 APR 1826-8 JAN 1900) OBERLIN, Adam (12 FEB 1801-13 FEB 1881) OBERLIN, Adam (11 JAN 1802-3 JUL 1881) OBERLIN, Adam (1814-ABT 1888) OBERLIN, Adam (25 APR 1823-10 FEB 1903) OBERLIN, Adam Isaac

86. Badsey: Houses That No Longer Exist John Jones, Edward Appelbee, William Collett and William Henry Smith signed their OLDAKER, Samuel (17751839) – BlackSmith, son of Richard Oldaker, http://www.badsey.net/past/nolonger.htm

Houses that no longer exist Badsey Society member, Anna Tucker, has very kindly donated to The Badsey Society some old documents relating to property in Badsey that was demolished in the 20 th century. Her husband, Peter Tucker, a Solicitor, had the foresight to rescue the documents in the 1980s, before they ended up in oblivion. The pertinent points have been extracted from the documents, and the documents themselves will be on display this summer at The Badsey Society stall at both Badsey First School Summer Fete on 28 th June 2003 and Badsey Flower Show on 26 th July 2003. They will then be given to the Worcestershire Record Office for safe keeping. The documents relate to two sets of property: Sharps Row, a row of cottages where the Garden of Remembrance in the church is now located, and two thatched cottages by the church lychgate, which, until the end of the 19 th century, also housed the Blacksmith’s shop . If anyone has any photographs of these properties, we would love to see them. William Collet's seal and signature in 1774 when '...the stable, blacksmith’s shop, yard and garden'

87. Washington County, OH Cemetery Index SHOCKLEY - SMILEY SHRADER, James M, d. 1860, Decatur Chapel, Decatur Twp. SHRADER, Jasper, d. SLOCOMB, Selah Cushing, 17751839, Mound, Marietta Twp. http://www.wchs-ohio.org/cem_shockleysmiley.htm

Washington County, OH Cemetery Index Definition of terms used in this list: D=Days, H=Hours, M=Months, W=Weeks, b.=birth, d. = died. SHOCKLEY, Ada C, 1889-1970, Greenlawn, Adams Twp. SHOCKLEY, Allen D, 1875-1966, Beverly, Waterford Twp. SHOCKLEY, Allen D, Beverly, Waterford Twp. SHOCKLEY, Anna, 1822-1899, Greenlawn, Adams Twp. SHOCKLEY, Clover, Eastlawn/Valley, Marietta Twp. SHOCKLEY, Dora, 1877-1955, Beverly, Waterford Twp. SHOCKLEY, Dora, Beverly, Waterford Twp. SHOCKLEY, Dorthey L, Oak Grove, Marietta Twp. SHOCKLEY, Geo, Oak Grove, Marietta Twp. SHOCKLEY, George, 1813-1882, Greenlawn, Adams Twp. SHOCKLEY, Henry, Greenlawn, Adams Twp. SHOCKLEY, Margaret, 1845-1898, Coal Run, Waterford Twp. SHOCKLEY, Martha Ann, 1851-1851, Taylor, Independence Twp. SHOCKLEY, Minereva Hays, 1807-1848, Taylor, Independence Twp. SHOCKLEY, Sarah, Oak Grove, Marietta Twp. SHOCKLEY, Wells, Eastlawn/Valley, Marietta Twp. SHOCKLEY, Wm, Greenlawn, Adams Twp, Civil, 92 OVI. SHOCKLY, Abraham, d. 1860, Stanleyville, Fearing Twp. SHOCKLY, George S, d. 1856, Palmer, Palmer Twp.

88. Johann Christian Reil (www.whonamedit.com) E. Smith Beobachtungen und Versuche über das Vermögen der Galle, Karl JosephHieronymus Windischmann (17751839) Über den einzig möglichen und einzig http://www.whonamedit.com/doctor.cfm/1176.html

Home List categories Eponyms A-Z Biographies by country ... Contact Whonamedit.com does not give medical advice. This survey of medical eponyms and the persons behind them is meant as a general interest site only. No information found here must under any circumstances be used for medical purposes, diagnostically, therapeutically or otherwise. If you, or anybody close to you, is affected, or believe to be affected, by any condition mentioned here: see a doctor. A recommendation: Hypography is an open community about science and all things related Johann Christian Reil German physician, anatomist and physiologist, born February 20, 1759, Rhaude, Ostfriesland; died November 22, 1813, Halle an der Saale. Associated eponyms: Beau's lines Transverse grooves or lines seen on fingernails following an exhausting disease, usually a sign of systemic disease. Islands of Reil The insula of the cerebral cortex. Reil's finger Digitus mortuus. Biography: Johann Christian Reil was the son of a Lutheran pastor in the small East Friesland town of Rhaude. He received his first education in nearby Norden, a small town on the sea. In 1779 he began his medical studies at the University of Göttingen. In 1780 He transferred to the University of Halle, graduating two years later with a dissertation on biliary diseases, Tractatus de polycholia. Among his teachers were the anatomist and surgeon Phillip Friedrich Theodor Meckel (1756-1803) and the clinician Johann Friedrich Gottlieb Goldhagen (1742-1788). Following graduation Reil spent some years of practicing in his native city of Rhaude in Ostfriesland. In 1887 he returned to Halle where he was habilitated for Privatdozent and became professor extraordinary. When his former teacher, Goldhagen, died in 1788, Reil was appointed clinical professor and director of the clinical institute. He also became Halle’s municipal physician (Stadtphysikus) in 1789, a post which he retained throughout the difficult years of the Napoleonic occupation.

89. The National Archives | Search The Archives | National Register Of Archives | De Kempt, Sir James (17641854) Knight General Governor General of Canada (10) Taylor, Sir Herbert (1775-1839) Knight Lieutenant General (35) http://www.archon.nationalarchives.gov.uk/nra/searches/pidocs.asp?LR=26

90. MILLENARIANISM AND POPULAR METHODISM IN EARLY NINETEENTH CENTURY ENGLAND AND CAN The First Century of Methodism in Canada, I 17751839 (Toronto Briggs, 1908); Moorhead, James H. 1978. American Apocalypse Yankee Protestants and http://wesley.nnu.edu/wesleyan_theology/theojrnl/26-30/29-05.htm

Home Search Contact Us Buy Wesley CDs MILLENARIANISM AND POPULAR METHODISM IN EARLY NINETEENTH CENTURY ENGLAND AND CANADA by Grant Underwood Definitions in Historical Perspective Eschatologists tell us that millennialism is a later, predominantly a Christian development growing out of Jewish apocalypticism. Its novelty is the expectation of a future "golden age" on earth before the final, apocalyptic transformation at the end of time. As various versions of the millennial dream developed over the centuries, some proponents retained the vivid and dramatic spirit of their eschatological progenitor, lashing out against contemporary society and promising imminent vindication for the beleaguered faithful. Others proponents, however, drifted toward a more irenic view of the world around them and interpreted the Biblical prophecies more figuratively. By the nineteenth century, there were basically two rival millennial visions of the future. What is today labeled "post-millennialism" constituted one approach. What is best called "millenarian apocalypticism," but more commonly is simply designated "millenarianism" or "pre-millennialism" (often used interchangeably), represented the other. From the beginning, millenarianism has served as a vehicle for prophetic excoriation of the religious establishment. Like its eschatological ancestor, apocalypticism, millenarianism reacts strongly against the comfortable accommodation to the world evidenced by the dominant faith. It calls for a purification and a return to "old-time religion," and seeks to free God to do remarkable things as in the past. Millenarian eschatology promises that God will do them again. Not surprisingly, throughout Christian history, millenarianism often has been associated with a yearning to recapture the miraculous gifts of the "primitive church."

91. East Tennessee Pre-1796 TNGenWeb Queries We are looking for info re LEWIS Smith SCRIBNER. Reportedly born1765. Susan MURRAY; William BARRON, 17751839 m. Mary MURRAY;Henry BARRON, 1757-?; http://www.tngenweb.org/queries/east/etnaug98.htm

East Tennessee Pre-1796 TNGenWeb Queries August, 1998 HUBBERT,HUBBARD DENISE BAILEY 304 MAGNOLIA DRIVE, JASPER, AL 35504 dbailey8@bellsouth.net Submitted on Mon Aug 31 20:01:19 EDT 1998 COLDWELL Birthplace of Thomas Coldwell and war record. Johnny W. Caldwell Junglew@ticnet.com Submitted on Mon Aug 31 17:43:41 EDT 1998 MARTHA GREER, PAUL COCHRAN ARTHUR GREER, born about 1740 in Ireland; died 1776 in Rowan County,North Carolina. To whom was he married and also who were his parents?Any other information available would be very much appreciated. Hisdaughter, MARTHA GREER, was married to PAUL COCHRAN. PAUL COCHRANalso came from Ireland before the Revolutionary War. He marriedMARTHA GREER in Blount County, Tennessee. He supposedly came with abrother. Any information as to whom his parents were and the areaof Ireland they came from are still questions for me. Thank you forany help that you may offer. Carole Sypherd Ccsypherd@aol.com Submitted on Mon Aug 31 06:12:58 EDT 1998 RODGERS I placed a query for William Rodgers 98-02-02 at 16:03 :22 EST.MyEMail address should be ljanderson @thegrid.net Billie Anderson 2023 Sherwood , Cambria, CA 93428

92. Catholic Records Volume List 1-76 Part II Papers relating to Dr Richard Smith, Bishop of Chalcedon, James DominicDarbyshire OP Standish and Borwick Hall, Lancs, 1728; Gifford Hall, http://www.catholic-history.org.uk/crs/records.htm

HOME RECORDS RECUSANT HISTORY OTHER PUBLICATIONS ... HOME RECORDS SERIES INDEX: CLICK ON THE VOLUME NUMBER YOU WANT You can return to the INDEX from any volume Catholic Record Society publications RECORDS vol. 1 - Miscellanea Report of Dr Nicholas Sander 1561 to Cardinal Moroni on the change of religion 1558-50. Ed. by JH Pollen SJ Official lists of prisoners for religion from 1562-80. (Continued in volume 2) Edited by JH Pollen SJ Conclusion of the autobiography of Fr William Weston SJ 1589-1603, edited by JH Pollen SJ Letter from the Ven. Christopher Robinson to the Ven. Richard Dudley describing the martyrdom of the Ven. John Boste 1594 Papers concerning Catholics during the reign of Charles I: Relation of a brawl between the king's officers and the servants of the French ambassador concerning Catholics who resorted to Mass at Durham House 1626. With a contemporary plan. Letter from Sir John Coke to Lord Conway about the apprehension of a priest at Newington 1626 Letter of protection for John Colleton, priest, 1626. Contr. by Miss J. H. Harting. The Notebook of John Southcote D.D. 1628-36. Ed. by J. H. Pollen S.J.

93. Carroll Descendants James H. Downing Wichita Falls, TX bgandy007@aol.com (17741838) +SamuelCROFTS/CRAFTS (1775-1839) Joseph CARROLL (4)(1760-1838) http://members.aol.com/bgandy007/genealgy/carrdesc.html

Carroll Descendant Chart Email Changes and Updates to: James H. Downing Wichita Falls, TX bgandy007@aol.com Return to Downing Kinfolks Main Page Click Here For... The Cousin Finder Ireland Roots? Find Photos of Your Irish History John CARROLL(1) (1660/64-1733?) (View Carroll History) (Samuel Chart) Joseph CARROLL (1) (1699-ca1784) (RATCHFORD Chart) (Rev War) (Civil War) (died in Civil War) Henry B. Brackin Jr., M.D. Paul Losco CARROLL Jr. Paul Tyler "Ty" CARROLL Charles John 'Charlie' CARROLL Sr. ... (William Spencer Chart) (KIA Civil War) (Elizabeth Carroll Chart) (RATCHFORD Chart) (RATCHFORD Chart) (KIA Civil War) Thomas CARROLL (1) (1736-1829) (Rev War) (Matthew CARROLL Chart) Joseph CARROLL (4)(1760-1838) Thomas Marion (1) CARROLL (1795-1831) William Henderson (1) CARROLL (1821-1912) Thomas Marion (2) CARROLL (1844-1917) (FORD Chart) John William CARROLL (1871-1931) Elizabeth Josephine 'Betty' BOWLEY Johnnie Frances 'Pud' BOWLEY Cynthia Marie 'Cindy' BOWLEY Priscilla Rose 'Cilla' BOWLEY Addie Leila CARROLL (1901-1987) (DOWNING Chart) Joyace Ann DOWNING John David Jr. DOWNING

94. Napoleonic War Art Lieutenant John James, (later Captain Sir John James ScottDouglas Bt), (1775-1839). Lieutenant-General. 1 portrait. NPG. Taylor. Thomas William http://www.napoleon-series.org/research/bibliographic/c_art1.html

Napoleonic War Art: Paintings, Graphic Art and Sculptures depicting Individuals or Scenes associated with the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars British Army Portraits By Caroline Miley Surname Other Names Dates Other Information Source Abercromby Sir John General. 2 Portraits NPG Abercromby Sir Ralph General. 7 Portraits NPG Anson Sir William (c.1762-1847) Major-General. 1 Portrait. NPG Anstruther Robert General. 2 Portraits NPG Askew Sir Henry Lieutenant-General. 1 Portrait. NPG Baird Sir David Wearing the Honorable East India Company Gold Medal from the Egyptian Campaign of  1801 (Oil on canvas) Watson-Gordon, Sir John B Baird Sir David, 1st Bt General. 3 Portraits. NPG Barnard Sir Andrew Francis General. 3 Portraits. NPG Barnes Sir Edward Lieutenant-General. 3 Portraits. NPG Barry Henry ('Cripplegate'), 8th Earl of  Barrymore Lieutenant-Colonel. 1 Portrait. NPG Beresford Lieutenant General Sir William Carr, KB Oil on canvas (unfinished), unknown , 1812 (c) NAM Beresford William Carr, Viscount Beresford

95. Grey Box Collection James and Elizabeth Cameron, Parks Falls, Sutherland’s River and Their Edward Smith Fraser / Elizabeth Bishop (see Our Pictou County Ancestors, http://www.parl.ns.ca/pages/resources/greyboxes.html

The "Grey Box" Collection consists of unpublished genealogies, local histories and more. The collection is held in the Reference section of the New Glasgow Library. KEY This index includes two types of entries: 1. main and 2. secondary (cross references). This latter type is always followed by parentheses ( ) and contains the direction "see ..." . All items are arranged alphabetically by the word or phrase which is in bold lettering - whether in a main or secondary entry The use of square brackets[ ] may represent material that was in parentheses in the original material OR had been added by the indexer for such things as alternate names or corrections or information deemed to be helpful to the researcher. Surnames beginning with "Mac" or "Mc" are arranged separately and it is therefore suggested that researchers check under both options since these two were often used interchangeably. A B C D ... Y GREY BOXES - GENEALOGY A nd Regiment (see Descendants of Charles MacKinnon nd Regiment, Bailey’s Brook . . .)

96. Mary And Charles Lamb - Their Web Biographies Sarah James, the Lambs companion and nurse, was born about 1775 (no more thanfive years Charles Lloyd (17751839) born, Birmingham. (external link) http://www.mdx.ac.uk/www/study/ylamb.htm

Mary and Charles Lamb - their web biographies With mental, historical and geographical connections made by Andrew Roberts with help from Susan Tyler Hitchcock Elaine Madsen and others. (Thank you everybody) Mental Health Time Line 1796 John Lamb, father of Mary and Charles ("Lovel") born about 1738. (Somewhere, Charles said his father came from Lincoln) married Elizabeth Field on 29.3.1761 he died April in Islington John's sister: Sarah Lamb (Aunt Hetty) died February 1797 Mary Field , mother of Elizabeth. Sister: Great Aunt Gladman Elizabeth Field, mother of Mary and Charles born about 1740 died Their children were: Elizabeth Lamb, born 9.1.1762 at Crown Office Row, Inner Temple, London, who died in 1763 John Lamb, brother of Mary and Charles ("James Elia") born 5.6.1763, died 26.10.1821 married Mrs Isaac Dowden Mary Lamb , born , died ("Bridget Elia") Samuel Lamb, born 1765 at Crown Office Row, Inner Temple, London, who died in 1766 Elizabeth Lamb, born 30.8.1768 at Crown Office Row, Inner Temple, London. Edward Lamb, born 3.9.1770 at Crown Office Row, Inner Temple, London, who died about 1771

97. WebGED: Edward Hands's Tree Data Page spouse Waller, James ( 1759 1796) - m. 11 MAY 1775 in Cumberland, Alston spouse Smith, John ( 1807 - 1825) - m. 22 JUN 1823 in Durham, Stanhope http://www.fortunecity.com/meltingpot/kings/537/wga19.html

web hosting domain names photo sharing previous ... go to surnames Muse, Margaret b. 1694 in Northumberland, Haydon Bridge father: mother: Muse, Margaret b. 1717 in Northumberland, Haydon Bridge father: mother: Muse, Margaret b. 1755 in Cumberland, Alston d. AFT 1796 father: mother: spouse: - m. 11 MAY 1775 in Cumberland, Alston child: Waller, Nancy (1776 - ) child: Waller, John (1778 - ) child: Waller, Margaret (1783 - ) child: Waller, James (1783 - ) child: Waller, Mary (1789 - ) child: Waller, Eleanor (1791 - ) child: Waller, James (1796 - ) child: Waller, Eleanor (1796 - ) Muse, Margaret b. 1759 in Northumberland, Haydon Bridge, Broomhill father: Muse, William(1731 - 1806) mother: Muse, Margaret b. BEF 1765 d. AFT 1794 father: Muse, Richard(1728 - 1790) mother: spouse: - m. 21 MAY 1791 in Durham, Stanhope child: Watson, Elizabeth (1792 - ) child: Watson, John (1794 - ) Muse, Margaret b. 1791 in Northumberland, Newbrough, Newbrough father: mother: Muse, Margaret b. 1811 in Northumberland, Hexham d. 6 AUG 1871 in Cumberland, Legburthwaite father: Muse, Richard(1788 - 1868) mother: Kile, Margaret(1786 - 1823)

98. Descendants Of JOSEPH NOEL 6 Cianda NOEL* (12 Dec 1838 - 12 Feb 1919) Daniel James DAVIS 1m. 4 Jul 1856,Siskiyou Co., CA (div. Joseph Noel (abt 1775-1839) Maria Kreitzer http://www.angelfire.com/wi/snevets/NoelJos.html

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99. Index Of People - Henry-1 WHITNEY Family Hester (1725 ) Clements, James (1784-1870) Clements, John Tompkins (1808-1870) Smith, Eli (1765-1845) Smith, Elizabeth (1650-1741) Smith, http://www.whitneygen.org/families/henryw/ctwhiti.html

Descendants of Henry-1 WHITNEY Family Index of People (?), Abigail (1737- ) (?), Abigail (1760- ) (?), Abigail(1760- ) (?), Abigail (1760- ) ... Youngs, Israel (1786- ) Back to Henry Whitney Family Home Group List ... Misc. Please send e-mail to: jwmuse@earthlink.net Created with The Master Genealogist for Windows on 25 Feb 2001 at 18:21:00. The Whitney Research Group

100. Rhode Island Historical Cemeteries Transcription Project Last Name First Name (Maiden) Birth Death Cemetery Smith SANDFORD B 1816 16 JUN 1830 PV001 Smith THOMAS 1775 1839 PV001 Smith THOMAS 1761c - 31 MAY http://www.rootsweb.com/~rigenweb/cemetery/cemetery334.html

The Rhode Island Historical Cemeteries Transcription Project Index Find the Cemetery Name and Location for the Number To find a name use the "Find in This Page" function of your browser; Cntrl+F Last Name First Name (Maiden) Birth Death Cemetery# Return to the Rhode Island Cemeteries Database Index Page Go To The Next Cemetery Page http://www.rootsweb.com/~rigenweb/cemetery/

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