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DATE INDEX | WHAT HAPPENED ON NOVEMBER 06, 1994
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There are useful ways to defuse spouse's rage By From Ladies' Home Journal Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Candles turn holiday scene from so-so to sensational By Elizabeth Large
Serving You Right By ROB KASPER
From The Sun Nov. 6-12, 1844Nov. 8: We see, that the Mayor... By Fred Rasmussen
Ease seasonal tensions with good food By Patsy Jamieson | Patsy Jamieson,Eating Well Magazine United Feature Syndicate
Elegance requires more than money By Rita St. Clair | Rita St. Clair,Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Thanks For Everything By Julie Rothman
Corcoran exhibit looks at influence of media images By John Dorsey | John Dorsey,Sun Art Critic
Swing High, Swing Low By Fred Rasmussen
Woody Allen tiptoes back into the limelight WALKING SMALL By Stephen Hunter | Stephen Hunter,Sun Film Critic
Argyle Socko By Vida Roberts | Vida Roberts,Sun Fashion Editor
Grace & Hope missionaries: at home with their work on the seamy side of town A MISSION TO THE BLOCK By Rob Hiaasen | Rob Hiaasen,Sun Staff Writer
Gauguin show opens at Walters Nov. 20 By Linell Smith | Linell Smith,Sun Staff Writer
Going To The Chapels To Name A Few Roads By KATHERINE DREW DEBOALT
Smith's PBS video at UMBC SaturdayAcclaimed Baltimore-born... By J. Wynn Rousuck
Investors who can't beat them can join them, with an S&P 500 mutual fund By SUSAN BONDY | SUSAN BONDY,Creators Syndicate
Organization and delegation see working moms through hectic life By Susan Hipsley | Susan Hipsley,Special to The Sun
Hotels design 'business class' rooms By Universal Press Syndicate
For taking the ho-hum out of holiday parties By Mary Corey
From Beginning To End, An Experience Swathed In Luxury @ By ELIZABETH LARGE
Catalog delivers the goods: ingredients for Thai cooking By Karol V. Menzie
Mired In Mushrooms By MIKE KLINGAMAN
Museum of the American Indian tries to do too much, too noisily By John Dorsey | John Dorsey,Sun Art Critic
San Blas Kuna maintain their culture By New York Times News Service
Tale of one man's quest for only-the-best bubbly By Michael Dresser
'50s lunch box could be worth $385 By Anne McCollam | Anne McCollam,Copley News Service
All the write stuff"How strange to have a paper love... By Jana Sanchez-Klein
Cancer claimed his eye and the chance of recurrence ties him to hospitals, doctors and high-tech medicine. But hope abounds. Forrest is keeping the faith. By LINELL SMITH
Cruises on clippers for adventurous travelersTo each his... By Kim Wesley
Dog Days In The Artic By Galen Rowell | Galen Rowell,Universal Press Syndicate
Battered by critics, Kevin Costner defends his role in movies and his movie roles By Knight-Ridder News Service
Stronger economy could mean rise in furniture sales By Elizabeth Large
Holidays turn this guy into a baking fiend By Peter Jensen
Look beyond words to learn what is meant By SUSAN DIETZ | SUSAN DIETZ,Los Angeles Times Syndicate
TNT documentary searches for Dr. Seuss in surreal world By Susan King | Susan King,Los Angeles Times
Easton goes wild for 24th annual Waterfowl Festival By Dorothy Fleetwood | Dorothy Fleetwood,Contributing Writer
Bids race ahead in horse auction in English town By Carl Schoettler | Carl Schoettler,London Bureau of the Sun
Plush buses are the going thing for pleasure-seeking travelers By Carolyn Spencer Brown
Rhyme Time By DAVE BARRY
Riccardo Chailly and the Royal Concertgebouw make an old warhorse prance By David Donovan | David Donovan,Special to The Sun
Night Lights By Vida Roberts | Vida Roberts,Fashion Editor
Intuition can be a valuable asset, if you trust it By Niki Scott | Niki Scott,Universal Press Syndicate
High Point style-setters refer to past without reproducing it By Linda Bennett | Linda Bennett,Special to The Sun
Marvelous Mantels By Beth Smith
Susan Harryman concentrates on can-doLike a skilled... By Mary Corey
Good hearts, high spirits at AHA Fine Wine Auction By SYLVIA BADGER
NEWS
Wartime Mistake Still Echoes By Michael Ollove | Michael Ollove,Sun Staff Writer
Man with plan for house on stilts likely to appeal By Andrea F. Siegel | Andrea F. Siegel,Sun Staff Writer
Va. county to vote on killing deer with rifles in issue typifying scores of initiatives CAMPAIGN 1994 By Ann LoLordo | Ann LoLordo,Sun Staff Correspondent
A 'much of a which of a wind,' and Afterward By PETER A. JAY
Disfigured face shows but one facet of the woman By Judith Bolton-Fasman
Sauerbrey, Glendening in dead heat CAMPAIGN 1994 By Robert Timberg | Robert Timberg,Sun Staff Writer Sun staff writer John W. Frece contributed to this article
Multinational force sought for Zaire camps By New York Times News Service
Pecan supplies will be short due to weather By Houston Chronicle
Guarded, but grateful for shocks of a lifetime By Jonathan Bor | Jonathan Bor,Sun Staff Writer
Elizabeth L. ElyNurse, columnistElizabeth Lenore Ely, who...
$7 million surplus found in county budget
Race could improve county-city ties CAMPAIGN 1994 By John Rivera | John Rivera,Sun Staff Writer
Executive campaign's hidden issue: environment CAMPAIGN 1994 By John A. Morris and Andrea F. Siegel | John A. Morris and Andrea F. Siegel,Sun Staff Writers Sun staff writers Carol L. Bowers and Kris Antonelli contributed to this article
Businesses fear rise in boat engine prices By Shirley Leung | Shirley Leung,Sun Staff Writer
3 Republicans follow Sauerbrey's lead 5th District House race pits 6 with similar beliefs 5th DISTRICT HOUSE OF DELEGATES RACE CAMPAIGN 1994 By Kerry O'Rourke | Kerry O'Rourke,Sun Staff Writer
Brown Hasn't Had Answers to GrowthW. Benjamin Brown for...
Carroll joblessness stable at 3.9% By Amy L. Miller | Amy L. Miller,Sun Staff Writer
Decker vs. Haggerty: Differences abound CAMPAIGN 1994 By Phyllis Brill | Phyllis Brill,Sun Staff Writer
Harford ends the year $18 million in black By Phyllis Brill | Phyllis Brill,Sun Staff Writer
Candidates trade conflict of interest charges CAMPAIGN 1994 By Phyllis Brill | Phyllis Brill,Sun Staff Writer
'Redneck' for Legislature?On behalf of the citizens of...
Does Jacobs Heed Constitution?I have been doing some...
GOP legislators labeled naysayers by challengers CAMPAIGN 1994 By Adam Sachs | Adam Sachs,Sun Staff Writer
After This Election, Take a Shower By KEVIN THOMAS
Why Suppress Residents' Voices?Why would a newspaper like...
Teacher, 78, loves Hands On Science By Dolly Merritt | Dolly Merritt,Contributing Writer
Good News Fails to Help Clinton By CARL M. CANNON
Storm HelpAs we continue our 1994 fund-raising campaign...
The Big Three Versus Everyone Else By BARRY RASCOVAR
Hoo-ray for Hollywood! By SARA ENGRAM
Virginia's New Race Course May Give Md. Tracks a Long and Prosperous Ride By STEVEN CRIST
Biased Article Against ParrottThe article written by...
DAVE SCUDDERVolunteer work: After retiring as the owner of... By Kevin Harrison
Parents get a lift for school week By Suzanne Loudermilk | Suzanne Loudermilk,Sun Staff Writer
Maryland Voters Face a Defining Race for Governor By C. FRASER SMITH
The Silent Liberals By GEORGE F. WILL
Essay, poster contest open to studentsThe second annual...
Sauerbrey disavows poll patrol CAMPAIGN 1994 -- THE RACE FOR GOVERNOR By John W. Frece | John W. Frece,Sun Staff Writer
Black officers association is backing Sophocleus CAMPAIGN 1994
The Sun's Endorsements Campaign 1994
Jewish radicals hostile to Arab-Israeli harmony By Doug Struck | Doug Struck,Jerusalem Bureau of The Sun
Man who couldn't read can help others today By Anne Haddad | Anne Haddad,Sun Staff Writer
1,500 bring gifts to help victims of tornadoes By Norris P. West | Norris P. West,Sun Staff Writer
Deborah Kendig's departure marks end of an era By Lan Nguyen | Lan Nguyen,Sun Staff Writer
3 Democrats know area is conservative 5th District House race pits 6 with similar beliefs 5th DISTRICT HOUSE OF DELEGATES RACE CAMPAIGN 1994 By Kerry O'Rourke | Kerry O'Rourke,Sun Staff Writer
Rumors pit schools candidate against health teachers CAMPAIGN 1994 By Anne Haddad | Anne Haddad,Sun Staff Writer
District 35A candidates agree to take high road CAMPAIGN 1994 By Suzanne Loudermilk | Suzanne Loudermilk,Sun Staff Writer
Ecker and Gray: What's Behind All the Claims?
States are tempted by ready money from gaming, but some wonder whether the cost is too high Gambling on the future By FRANK D. ROYLANCE
Reviewing Race for State's Attorney
Sheriff candidates seek votes, fight Question A CAMPAIGN 1994 By Mike Farabaugh | Mike Farabaugh,Sun Staff Writer Sun staff writer Phyllis Brill contributed to this article
Only question is the size of GOP victory CAMPAIGN 1994 By Paul West | Paul West,JEROLD COUNCIL/SUN STAFF GRAPHICWashington Bureau of The Sun
F. Bernard Boyle, 76, real estate executive By Fred Rasmussen | Fred Rasmussen,Sun Staff Writer
After Ames: CIA criticized for alleged weaknesses and failure to change By Robin Wright | Robin Wright,Los Angeles Times
County students' art to appear in calendarSeven Harford...
Race is Still a Chasm at MeadeI read with some surprise...
Mamet's sleepy 'Village' could leave a visitor comatose By J. Wynn Rousuck
Hampstead homeowners ask attorney general to block 220-house project By Amy L. Miller | Amy L. Miller,Sun Staff Writer
Higgins to be included in 1994 Who's WhoDonna L. Higgins...
The Paradox of Politics By BRIAN SULLAM
Sterling's skills shine in tale of Earth's stormy tomorrow By F. Brett Cox
2 fairs planned on Baltimore County magnet schools By Mary Maushard | Mary Maushard,Sun Staff Writer
Learning to Vote Begins in Schools By MIKE BURNS
Canada to lower immigration ceiling even more than election-year pledge By New York Times News Service
25 Years Ago (week of Oct. 26-Nov. 1, 1969)* A study made...
No mystery and no magic to letter's journey By Robert Guy Matthews | Robert Guy Matthews,Sun Staff Writer
What a difference a day makes By JoAnne C. Broadwater | JoAnne C. Broadwater,Special to The Sun
Peter A. Bonanni, 62, longtime publisher of Golf Magazine...
50 Years Ago* Navy's football team scored its most... By Robert M. Pennington of the Ann Arrundell County Historical Society
Mount St. Mary's College inaugurates president By Donna E. Boller | Donna E. Boller,Sun Staff Writer
Election Day Closings
A drop-off recycling center in the Park & Ride lot at the...
Manski brochure sets off fireworks between 11th District Senate hopefuls By Robert A. Erlandson | Robert A. Erlandson,Sun Staff Writer
Woman, 78, loves teaching Hands On Science By Dolly Merritt | Dolly Merritt,Contributing Writer
When a race gets heated, truth is the first to wilt CAMPAIGN 1994 By John A. Morris | John A. Morris,Sun Staff Writer Sun staff writers Kris Antonelli, Consella A. Lee and John Rivera contributed to this article
Haines and Radical Right
In times of crisis, black villain stories too easily believed By MICHAEL OLESKER
Carroll teen-ager attends youth conference in D.C. By Anne Haddad | Anne Haddad,Sun Staff Writer
Man charged in BB gun holdup of cabdriverCounty police...
The killing of two boys sears a town's psyche By Clara Germani | Clara Germani,Sun Staff Writer
Mail delivery speeds up By Robert Guy Matthews | Robert Guy Matthews,Sun Staff Writer
Pragmatic Diplomacy Worked Once With Cuba By PETER KORNBLUH and JAMES G. BLIGHT
Loyola joins HEAT team with 2 master's programs By Suzanne Loudermilk | Suzanne Loudermilk,Sun Staff Writer
House of Ruth to expand into dilapidated building By Sherrie Ruhl and David Michael Ettlin | Sherrie Ruhl and David Michael Ettlin,Sun Staff Writers
Lottery Winners Say the Most Foolish Things, Like 'I'm Going to Keep My Job' By KEVIN COWHERD
Preservationist called in to weigh racetrack plan By Suzanne Loudermilk | Suzanne Loudermilk,Sun Staff Writer
Title: "Beyond the Burning Cross: The First Amendment and... By DIANE SCHARPER Title: "Tripoint" Author: C. J. Cherryh Publisher: Warner Books Length, price: 337 pages, $19.95 When science fiction was developing, the exploration of "inner space" was for wimps. Characterizations beyond a macho shorthand were notable and rare. C. J. Cherryh departs from this tradition in "Tripoint," the third novel in her "Merchanter" series. Having devised a genuinely plausible universe, she makes it more believable by populating it with real people. The narrator is Thomas Bowe Hawkins, the offspring of a rape 23 years earlier. His mother, Marie Hawkins, has tracked his father, Austin Bowe, across space and time until their ships meet again. Is Tom his own man, his mother's tool of revenge, his father's son? In the end, though ships have moved from wind to warp drive, Ms. Cherryh postulates that people will still be pushed by their neuroses. The result is a highly readable yarn that does a good job of keeping a sense of human scale. JAMES COX | DIANE SCHARPER Title: "Tripoint" Author: C. J. Cherryh Publisher: Warner Books Length, price: 337 pages, $19.95 When science fiction was developing, the exploration of "inner space" was for wimps. Characterizations beyond a macho shorthand were notable and rare. C. J. Cherryh departs from this tradition in "Tripoint," the third novel in her "Merchanter" series. Having devised a genuinely plausible universe, she makes it more believable by populating it with real people. The narrator is Thomas Bowe Hawkins, the offspring of a rape 23 years earlier. His mother, Marie Hawkins, has tracked his father, Austin Bowe, across space and time until their ships meet again. Is Tom his own man, his mother's tool of revenge, his father's son? In the end, though ships have moved from wind to warp drive, Ms. Cherryh postulates that people will still be pushed by their neuroses. The result is a highly readable yarn that does a good job of keeping a sense of human scale. JAMES COX,LOS ANGELES TIMES Title: "Shadow Song" Author: Terry Kay Publisher: Pocket Books Length, price: 388 pages, $20 There are several premises behind "Shadow Song," Terry Kay's latest novel. One is that a grand moment can change a life. Another is that love lasts forever. A third is that people are powerless before strong emotions. The hero, 55-year-old Madison Lee "Bobo" Murphy, believes all three. Murphy's story is set in 1993 and in 1955. The plot, told partly through flashbacks, concerns a summer romance "magically" rekindled after 38 years. The story begins when Murphy's friend, 106-year-old Avrum Feldman, dies. (Mr. Kay is the author of "To Dance With the White Dog," another story focusing on an older person.) Murphy returns to the Catskills where he had met Feldman while waiting on tables in 1955, when Murphy was seventeen and Feldman in his late sixties. He remembers how Feldman was obsessed with Italian opera singer Amalita Galli-Curci. So powerful was her voice that Feldman could never stop hearing her sing. At the funeral ceremonies for Feldman, Murphy too hears or seems to hear the opera star's song. Her music plays in his mind, setting the mood for his reunion with former girlfriend Amy Lourie. As this none-too-plausible novel unfolds, their romance, which ended for reasons that neither Murphy nor Lourie understood, picks up where it left off
Battle with bureaucracy spirals into work of art By Karin Remesch | Karin Remesch,Contributing Writer
2 state's attorney candidates attack each other CAMPAIGN 1994 By Darren M. Allen | Darren M. Allen,Sun Staff Writer
Albert Einstein Sr.College administratorAlbert B. Einstein...
Hunter trapped under boulder fatally shoots self in Allegany By TaNoah V. Sterling | TaNoah V. Sterling,Sun Staff Writer
Photograph in government building will honor late Rev. John Wesley Holland By Alisa Samuels | Alisa Samuels,Sun Staff Writer
Cracking 'carjacking' mystery By Knight-Ridder News Service
Justice Thomas is allowed to put pinups on the wall By ROGER SIMON
Richard D. Niehaus Sr., whose obituary was published on...
Closing of D.C. detention center sought By Katherine Richards | Katherine Richards,Sun Staff Writer
Harford troopers lead in drug arrests By Mike Farabaugh | Mike Farabaugh,Sun Staff Writer
With cable campaign ads, to air is cost-effective CAMPAIGN 1994 By Howard Libit | Howard Libit,Sun Staff Writer
A Comeback Tale Campaign 1994 -- Congress 6th District By Frank Langfitt | Frank Langfitt,Sun Staff Writer
Winchell, voice of American celebrity By Neil A. Grauer
The Person Behind 'Polly's People' By EDWARD H. SHUR
Crisis on Main Street, that great street they love By Ellen Gamerman | Ellen Gamerman,Sun Staff Writer
Ecker on jobs: Where's the beef?I, for one, plan on voting...
Culprits to be given task of erasing their graffiti By Peter Hermann | Peter Hermann,Sun Staff Writer
Mount St. Mary's College ushers in new president By Donna E. Boller | Donna E. Boller,Sun Staff Writer
Mississippi Casinos Yield Few Jobs Gambling on the future By HAROLD JACKSON
Giant snails threaten San Antonio's water supply By San Antonio Express-News
SPORTS
Asserche noses out 'Dinner' in Turf Cup By Pete Bielski | Pete Bielski,Special to The Sun
Bloom sets state mark: 57-yard FG By From Staff Reports
Like its game, CFL cards differ from NFL variety By Ruth Sadler | Ruth Sadler,Sun Staff Writer
Offense tries not to pin loss on D By Kent Baker | Kent Baker,Sun Staff Writer
Burden didn't know record fell By Ken Murray | Ken Murray,Sun Staff Writer
Despite injury, Smith keeps toehold By Don Markus | Don Markus,Sun Staff Writer
Chesapeake wins, 3-0, to return to region final By Rich Scherr | Rich Scherr,Special to The Sun
Steady improvement brings Sapp to her first 700 series By DON VITEK
Sloan helps Spirit elude Crunch By Doug Brown | Doug Brown,Sun Staff Writer
St. Louis' stadium gamble has been expensive bust for others By Jon Morgan | Jon Morgan,Sun Staff Writer
Winner's future is threatened by leg fractures By Ross Peddicord | Ross Peddicord,Sun Staff Writer
Back-to-front rally beats Tabasco Cat in $3 million race Concern's Classic win is cause for Maryland celebration By Ross Peddicord | Ross Peddicord,Sun Staff Writer
When 'D' means only depressing By KEN ROSENTHAL
Atlanta tops Bays in opener, 11-2 By From Staff Reports
His love for racing drives Baker back to track as owner By STAN DILLON
Wolfpack wins wild one from Terps By Paul McMullen | Paul McMullen,Sun Staff Writer
Boy Scouts have honor for Eckman By PAT O'MALLEY
In Challenge, expect unexpected By PETER BAKER
North Harford struggles, wins By John W. Stewart | John W. Stewart,Sun Staff Writer
Running last no worry for Concern Concern's Classic win is cause for Maryland celebration By JOHN EISENBERG
N.C. State gives Terps the boot By Paul McMullen | Paul McMullen,Sun Staff Writer
Mount women roll into final By From Staff Reports
Bays beaten in opener, 11-2 By From Staff Reports
Mumms join AYC's IMS Skipper event By NANCY NOYES
Old Mill beats Glen Burnie, 3-1 By Rich Scherr | Rich Scherr,Special to The Sun
Hereford posts another sudden win By Jeff Seidel | Jeff Seidel,Special to The Sun
Glenelg gets revenge with 4-1 win over Atholton By Jamison Hensley | Jamison Hensley,Contributing Writer SOCCER
Liberty shut out, 4-0, by Middletown in region By Glenn P. Graham | Glenn P. Graham,Sun Staff Writer
Towson is caught flat, but drops Kutztown, 36-31 By Gary Lambrecht | Gary Lambrecht,Sun Staff Writer
Mt. St. Joseph claims share of MIAA title By Kevin Eck | Kevin Eck,Contributing Writer
Centennial survives 'upset weekend' By Katherine Dunn | Katherine Dunn,Sun Staff Writer
Bad officiating not news until it hurt N.Y. teams By VITO STELLINO
Matthai beating toughest opponent By Bill Free | Bill Free,Sun Staff Writer
BasketballMilwaukee Bucks -- Signed F Glenn Robinson to a...
Gilman edges McDonogh, 38-35 By Lem Satterfield | Lem Satterfield,Sun Staff Writer
Rockfishing failure becomes successful sea duck expedition By LONNY WEAVER
Western Md. finishes off Swarthmore early By Glenn P. Graham | Glenn P. Graham,Sun Staff Writer
No. 8 Gilman shakes up No. 4 McDonogh, 38-35 By Lem Satterfield | Lem Satterfield,Sun Staff Writer
Sixteen Terps seniors get curtain call at College Park By Paul McMullen | Paul McMullen,Sun Staff Writer
Ex-coaches draw X's, O's for Harford driving range By John W. Stewart | John W. Stewart,Sun Staff Writer
In need of closer, Rangers open search for Lee Smith By TOM KEEGAN
Assistant Janiga named McDonogh baseball coach By Lem Satterfield
45-year-old becomes oldest heavyweight champ By Alan Goldstein | Alan Goldstein,Sun Staff Writer
J. Carroll learns to be volleyball winners By John W. Stewart | John W. Stewart,Sun Staff Writer
Izegwire loses title to Washington By Alan Goldstein | Alan Goldstein,Sun Staff Writer
North Carroll football team basks in loss of 28-game streak By Bill Free | Bill Free,Sun Staff Writer
CFLs' finale is washout By Ken Murray Sun Staff Writer
Iafrate strikes consistent set: All marks, three 196 games By DON VITEK
No. 15 Oakland Mills shocks No. 5 Howard, 19-18, for share of title By Rick Belz | Rick Belz,Sun Staff Writer
Despite turnovers, Navy turns back Tulane By Ted Lewis | Ted Lewis,Special to The Sun
Kent preserve is boon to fox squirrels By Peter Baker | Peter Baker,Sun Staff Writer
Hopkins wins in overtime, advances in NCAA soccer By Ernie Long | Ernie Long,Special to The Sun
Fallston throttles way into region final By John W. Stewart | John W. Stewart,Sun Staff Writer
CFL must contend with a perception of bias against U.S. teams By KEN MURRAY
Gold Miners hint they're staying By Ken Murray | Ken Murray,Sun Staff Writer
Morgan's best not enough in 40-34 loss to Samford By Bill Tanton | Bill Tanton,Sun Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Leading the charge to cut costs By Ross Hetrick | Ross Hetrick,Sun Staff Writer
Homeowners opt for auction in four-day, multistate sale By Lorraine Mirabella | Lorraine Mirabella,Sun Staff Writer
Buying a house is achieved in spurts of activity By Dian Hymer
Some property exempt under bankruptcy law By Michael Gisriel
Bell Atlantic blazes trail for films via phone lines By Michael Dresser | Michael Dresser,Sun Staff Correspondent
With even higher interest rates likely, there's still time to sell bond funds By New York Times News Service
'94 could be 2nd-busiest for mergers By Bloomberg Business News
Stone country cottage exudes past By Beth Smith | Beth Smith,Special to The Sun
Country Living
Black & Decker revs up profits By Ross Hetrick | Ross Hetrick,Sun Staff Writer
Small-town charm in midst of the city By Tanya Jones | Tanya Jones,Sun Staff Writer
Teaching hospitals' future blurred by care changes By John Fairhall
Biweekly payments require caution By Kenneth R. Harney
Marriott case jurors reveal frustrations Deadlock dashed hopes for major precedent By Kevin L. McQuaid | Kevin L. McQuaid,Sun Staff Writer
MODELS OPENDeertrace1. Ryan Homes has opened a model of...
Homebuyers halt search, reassess as rates increase RISING Frustration By Lorraine Mirabella | Lorraine Mirabella,Sun Staff Writer
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