TIIK BEE: OMAHA, KATUHDAY, SEPTEMI5EH 18, 1915.
f Armies of God Arc Not Made Up
of Men and Women Taken by Draft
"Billy" Sunday, in Preaching on the
"Mercies of God," Says that God
Never Owned a Slave.
HE WANTS WILLING WOBKERS
Text: "I bee aeerh you. trmrefore,
lirethren, by the rnercles of Oort. that
ye present your b1lee a llvlnc sacrifice,
holy, acceptable unto Ood. which 1 your
rrasonaHe service." Hnmarne, xll-. 1.
We have here a call for volunteer, not
en order for ft draft. The armies of Ood
re never made up of drafted men and
women, ordered Into service whether will
ing or not Ood never owned a slave.
God doean't want you to do anything
don't know Jeua. I went out thanking
God that I could walk. If your hearta
are not made of stone or adamant they
will melt with eratltud" when you thin
of the many mere lea, the tender mercies,
of Ood.
"Brethren '-that's what Ood calls Ilia
triia follower. No speaklnc from the
loft. If there'a any lesn we need to
learn It la that of bring "brethren." A
friend of mine went to Finland to
preach and one day spoke at a noonday
meeting of worklnamen, prealded over
by the daughter of an cnrl. She aald to
those men: "You oue'it to he convinced
that we of the artel rm y are Interested
tn you people of the working class and
In your problema, now that we bring this
gentleman from America to apeak to
1 tlmt you can't do without proteat. Thla ,y.... Ar)l1 tnry appUunj, thoee work
I
1 not a call to hard duty, hut an In
vltation to the enjoyment of a privilege.
It la not ft call to hired labor to take
the hoe and go Into the field, hut the
appeal of a loving father to his chil
dren to partake of all He ha to give.
If there la nothing In you that will
respond to God' appeal when you think
of J lie mercies, I don't think much of
you. The Impelling motive of my text
la gratitude, not fear. It look a to Oal
vary. not to Sinai. We are being en
tree led. not threatened. Thafa the
amaxlng thing to me. To think that
God would entreat u would atand to
entreat ua! He la giving me ft chance to
how I love Him.
If you are not ready to offer H In
gratitude. Ood doean't want your service.
He doesn't want you to aerve Illm
through fear, but because you realiaa HI
love for you, and appreciate and raepond
to It. Just think If Ood haa been good
to ua. how many time and how much
haa lie heen good to ua! i
eer Too Ileay for Ood'a Work.
A feaatneaa man who lore hla wife will
never ba too buay to do eomethlng for
her, newer too buay to atop aotnetlmea to
think of bow good aha haa been and what
ehe haa done for him. If men would only
think of the thlnga Ood haa done for
them there would be leaa of card playing,
leaa thought of dinner and coneerte and
other dlvaralona of the world. Ood want
ua to alt down and think over Hla good
nesa to Us. The man who doean't Isn't
worth ft nickel ft bunch. Ha Ood dona
anything for ua aa ft nation, hag He
done anything for ua aa Individual, that
commands our, gratitude?
A man waa out walking at night with
hla little daughter, and the atara were
out and very bright The little . girl
looked up into the ahlnlng vault of
heaven, ao thlekly studded with the ahln
lng orba, and aald: "Let's count them,
papa." And, beginning at one, a!
counted five, and twenty, and thirty, and
forty, and fifty, and up to 100, and IX,
and IK And then ahe aald: "Oh, I'm
tired, papa. There are IX. I didn't know
there were o many." Aatronomera have
counted 3X0,010,0(10 atara. and they have
not yet commenced. Why, you might a
well try to count God's merclea. You
might aa well try to count the dropa of
water In the era, or the gralna of Band
upon the shore, or the offlce-aeekera
after ft presidential election. If, we only
think, wa ahftll aay with David: "Ac
cording to thy tender merclea."
Too Maay of God'a Merelaa to foaat.
An old lady aald one morning that aha
w ould try ' to count all Ood'a merclea
for that on da)", but at noon aha waa
becoming confused, and at S o'clock ahe
thmw up her handa and aald: "They
come three times too fast for me to
count." . ' "
Juat think of the thlnga we have to
be thankful tor. A visitor to an In
aite asylum waa walking through the
ground and he passed one of the
buildings he heard voice from ft barred
window high up in the wall, and It aald:
"Stranger, did you' aver thank Ood for
your reason?" He had never thought
of that before, but ho aaya that ha haa
thought of It every day since. Did you
ever think that thousand of people who
were Just aa good aa you are, are heat
ing their heads against the. walla of padded-
cells? Did you ever think what ft
blessed thing It 1 that you are aane
and you go about among men and fol
low your dally dutlea and go home to
bo greeted by your wife and have your
children climb about you? Did you, or
you (pointing to Individuals', ever thank
God that you have a mind and can think?
' Did you ever thank Ood for your eyes?
Did you ever thank Him that you can
" see the aunrts and the sunset and can
'"sea the flow era and the trees and look
.uQon the storm? Did . you ever thank
God that you have two good eyes while
eo jnaay others leaa fortunate than you
' must grope their way In blindness to the
; icoffln? , "
' Did'. you ever thank Ood for hearing?
That you can hear muato and the voice
; of friends and dear onea? .That you can
. leave your homo and business and come
i her and hear the aonga and the preach
rln of the word of Ood? Did you ever
thrak what H would mean to be deaf? '
oVe Bleoelac Be Tftaakfal For.
i Did you ever thank Ood for the bless
. ing of taste? Soma people can't tell
, whether they are eating , aawduat . and
I eiiavlng or strawberries and ice cream.
Think f ' the good thlnga w enjoy I
f Others have taste ao vloloua that they
tlnd It almost Impossible to eat. Ood
might have made our- food taste like
' tiulnlne. Cod might have made every
thing taste Ilka giu-bene but He didn't.
bid you aver thank Ood that we don't
have to hold our noses when wa tit down
,' tha table? , . ,
I ld you ever thank Ood that you ran
' breathe without pain? Ona person In
' every tea dlea of consumption and you
i breathe. Think how many women
j die of cancer, on out of eight and you
( are f re from tt.
1 ' Did you ever thank Ood that you raa
' sleep?' If not you ought to be kept
awake for month. Thing of the thou
' sands who auffer pala or Insomnia ao
that they can aleep only under opiates.
Did you ever wak up In the morning
and thank Ood that you have had a
. good bight's rest? If you haven't. Ood
ought to keep you awak for a week,
then you'd know you've had reason to be
thankful.
Did you ever thank Ood for tha doc
tor and nurses and hospitals? For the
surgeon who cornea with acalpel and tro-t-har
to save your life or relieve your
sufferings? If It hadn't been for them
, you'd be under the grass. For th nurse
who watchea over you that you may be
restored to health?
Did you ever thank Ou4 for the bread
you eat. while so many others are hun
gry. Did you ever thank Him for the
oemy who haa been baffled, for tha lie
agaiitat you that haa fallud?
lavalld a Year Tkaakfal.
exit In lin. 111., I waa taken driving
jT a fTlend. and he aald that he wanted
in to go with him to ae a man. tie
took mo to a a man vhj waa lying In
tw-d, with anna moat pitifully wasted by
vi'tOring. Toe poor fallow said he had
'. tn hi tn-d for Utrty-4wo year, but he
m I murrvtng about that He aald he
ms ju eurry for the well people who
Insmen did! They cried, "Hear! Hear!'
That will gn In ar'atocratln Kngland,
where they bow and aerape to royalty,
but It won't go In democratic America.
Sinner are not called "brethren" In
the rtlble. God commanda sinners. They
ar In rebellion. He entrnata Christians.
When Lincoln called for volunteers he
adlreeeed men as "cltlsena of the United
States," not aa foreigner.
Saerlflre May Be Your Owa.
' The man who la appreoltlv of Ood's
merclea will not have much mercy on
himself. Don't stand up and aay: "I'll
do what Jesus bids me to do, and go
whnre He hide me to go," then go to
bed. Present your bodies not mine not
those of your wives; you must present
your own. Present your bodies, not your
neighbor's, nor your children ; It Is their
duty to do that Do you trust God enough
to let Him do what He wants to do?
Henry Vafley said to Moody, when that
great American waa In Kngland, that
Ood la waiting to show this world what
on man could do for Him. Moody said:
"Varley, by tha grae of Ood I'll be that
man," and Ood took hold of Moody and
shook the world with him. Ood would
shake the .world with ua today if only
we would present our bodies aa living
sacrifice to Him. as Moody did. Are)
you willing to present yourself? I am
tired of a church of Mo or TOO membara
without power enough to bring ona soul
to Christ. I believe that the angels are
leaning out of the battlement of glory
tonight waiting to hear ' how you will
anawer thla appeal to Ood.
At the opening of the civil war many
a man .waa willing that the country
ahould be aaved by . able bodied male
relatlvea of hla wife, who made them
el res bullet-men, but he didn't go him
aolf. Ood isn't asking for other men'
bodlea. He'a aaklng for youra. If all
would glv to Ood what rightfully be
ionga to Him I tell you He would create
a commotion on earth and In holt. He
ha a hand In thla campaign.
If Ood had the feet of aome of you
He would point your toes In different
ways than you' have ' been going for
many years.' If He had your foet He
would never head you Into a booxe Joint,
tf He had your feet He would never Rend
you Into a ballroom. If He had the
feet of some of you He would make you
wear out shoe leather tugging baok'what
you've taken that doean't belong to you.
If Ood had your feet He wuuld take
you to prayer meeting. I'm afraid tha
preacher would have nervous prostra
tion, for he hasn't seen some of 'you
there In year. 'f Ood had your feet
you'd find, It harder to follow the devil,
(tome of jrou preachers have your chil
dren going to dancing school, and I hear
some ' of you go to dances. He would
make ' your dally walk conform to the
golden rule and the sermon on the mount
Go4 I'm Make year Hands Do Mark.
Borne people work only with their
mouths. Ood -want that part thnt'a on
the ground. Rome soldiers only sit
around and smell coffee and watch the
baoon frying. Rome preachers need the
cushions of their chairs upholstered much
oftener than they need their shoes half
eoled. If God had your handa He would make
you let go of a lot of thlnga you hold ao
tightly they will drag you down to hell.
He would have you let go of aome of the
thlnga you pay taxea on, but don't own,
and Ha would make you let go of money
to pay taxea on torn that you do own.
Horn people are ao busy muck-racking
tkat they will lose a crown of glory
hereafter. If Ood had your hand how
many rountleaa teara you would wash
away. A friend of mine bought a type
writer and when he tried to use It his
ftngera seemed to be all sticks, hut now
h can write IX words a minute. Let
Ood have your handa and He will make
them do thing that would make the
angrla wonder and applaud.
A young man went down to Thomaa
vllle, Ala., and while there waa Invited
to a dress hall or rather an undress ball,
If what I have read about auoh affairs
properly describee tha uniforms. A young
lady young lady with eyes like the
dove and with beautiful treasea, came up
to him and aald to the young man, "Won't
you pledge' g glass of oh am pa an with
me?" The-young man thanked her, but
aald. "No, I don't drink." "Not with
me?" ah aaked, and smiled,' and again
he anawered, "No." Them ah said. "If
I had thought yu would refuse roe I
would not hav asked you and expoaed
myself to th mbarraaament of a re
fusal. I '.did- not suppose you would
think me hold for speaking to you In this
way, and I thought you might be lonely.
A little later alia cam back to him and
repeated her Invitation. Again h aald:
"No," Other came up and laughed. He
took It and hesitated. Hhe smiled at him
nd h gave In and drank the oh am
pagna, tbea drank another glaaa and an
other, until ha waa flushed with It, then
be danced. -At S o'clock the next morn
ing a man with a linen duster over hi
other clothe walked back upon ft rail
road station platform, waiting for a train
for tha north; and aa he walked he would
exclaim, "Oh. Ood!" and would pull a
pint flask from his pocket snd diink.
"My Ood." he would aay, "what will
mother aay?" Four montha later in hla
horn In Vermont with hla weeping
parents by him and with four strong
men to hold him down, he died of de
lirium tremens.
Wanted Ills ran Baptised.
The Epworthi league's motto la: "Look
up, lift up, but you'll never lift much
up unless Ood haa hold of your handa.
I'nleea he haa, you will never put your
handa deep In your pooket up to th
elbow and bring them up full of money
for bla cause. A man who waa about
to be baptised took out hla watch and
laid It aside, then he took out bla knife
and bank book and laid them aside. "Bet
ter give me your povketbook to put aside
for you," aald the minister. "No," aald
the man, "1 want It to be baptised,
too."
There'a no such thing as a bargain
counter religion. Pure and undefUed re
ligion will do more when Ood haa some
thing besides pennli-a to work with. Ood
doean't run any excursion te heaven.
You must pay the full fare. Your re
ligion la worth Juat what It oU yoo.
if you get religion and then Ua deem and
go to aleep your Joints wlU get aa stiff
aa Hip Van Winkle's did. and you'll
never win the rellalous marathon.
A man aald to his wife that he had
heard the pteacher say that rellxlon I
worth Juat what It coats, and that hi
had determined to give more for religion.
nd to deny more for rellirlon, and to
deny hlmaelf aa well. "What will yo
give up'" she aaked. He aald that he
would give up coffee, for he dearly loved
coffee imcd to drink several cup at
every meal, the very best Hhe said that
ahe would give up something, too that
the would give up tea. Then their daugh
ter aald ahe would give up some of her
little flea urea, and the father turned to
hla son. Tom, who had been shoveling
mashed potatoes, covered with chicken
eravy, Into hla mouth, and he said: "I'll
give up salt mackerel. I never did like
the darned stuff anyway."
G4 Wants Best We Have.
There are too many salt mackerel peo
ple like that in th pews of our churches
today. They will take something that
they don't like, and that nobody else will
have, and give It to th Lord. That
lan't enough for Ood. II wanta th best
wo hav.
God turns down th msn who merely
live a moral life and does not accept
tha religion of Jeaua Christ Tou must
com with Jeaua' blood. If a man glvea
his wife a 10-rent pin cushion at Christ
mas to how how much he lovea her,
ha'e a geexer the devil's stuck on. How
thankful you are depends on how much
you are willing to earrlflce.
What would you think of a soldier If
when he wss ordered "Present arms!"
ha would anawer, 'Tomorrow." If he
would aay: "When the next man b me
doea." If ha should aay: "When I get a
new uniform." Present thst means now.
It la In tha present tense. Ood wants ua
to make a present of our bodies to Him
because we love Him.
A little girl showed ft man aome pres
ents she had received, and he asked her:
"How long may you keep them?" "How
long?" she answered, 'Why, they were
given to me. They are mine."
Many a man jyives his hoy a colt or a
calf, then when it ha grown to a horse
or ft cow he sells it and pockets th
money. Borne of you fellows need to do
ft little thinking along that line. When
we give Ood our body It Is to be His
for keeps.
Many Men Will Rob Ood.
' If when you make a present you do
not mean to give It outright you are not
honest. Will a man rob OodT. You bet
he will a. heap quicker than he will rob
anyone else.
Illahop Taylor promised Ood that he
would do aa much hard thinking and
planning for Him as he would do for
another man for money. He did it So
did Wesley and Whitfield and Savonarola,
and look what they did for God!
If there Is any better way of doing Ood'a
biiaineas than there was HiO years ago.
for God's sake do It! He'a entitled to
the best there la. This thing of Just
ringing the church bell to get people to
comn la about played out
,o4'a Time Rlaht Vow. )
1 tell you any time Is Ood's time. Now
Is Ood's time. It waa God's set time to
teach us about electricity long before
Franklin discovered It, but nobody had
sunae enough to learn. It waa God'a
time to give ua the electric light long
before KillHon Invented I It, but nobody ;
had sense enough to' understand It. It.
waa Ood's set time to glv us the iteam '
engine long before Watts watched the
kettle boll and aaw It puff the lid off,
but nobody ftad sepae enough to grasp!
the Idea. ' j
Give yourself to God, an you'll find i
yourself doing lots of things for Him.
Dwlght I Moody waa a shoe saluaman i
and never discovered the power that waa !
In him until Ood got hold of him and J
aet him to work. Jerry MeCauley waa
an old wharf, rat until he gave hlmarlf
aa a living aacrlf Ue to God. Andrew
the Humble waa an obacure and lowly
man until God took him In hand.
would blossom like Fflen. If that were
laken aa our eatchword, what a atam
,Mi of phort yardM I'ka. ahrnnrten meas
ures, light weights, adulterated fooda,
etc., there would be! What a stopping
of the hitting up of booxe! There would
ho no more living In aln and keeping
somebody on the aide, no more of you
i.ld demons coming down the alxles strok
ing your whlakers and renting your
bulldlnns for houses of ill fame!
"Your renaonahln service." God never
aaka anything unreasonable. He ia never
exacting. He only anka lights when He
aaka you to foraake aln. A man must
be an Idiot if he does not see that man
is unreasonable when unrighteous. God
never made a law to govern you that
you wouldn't have made If you had
known as much as God knoas. You
don't know thst much and never can, eo
the only sensible thing to do Is to oliey
God's lams. Faith never saks explana
tions. Una Sever letted Anything Hard.
Ood asks some things that are hard,
but never any that are unreasonable. I
beseech you, brethren. It was hard for
Abraham to take hla son up on the moun
tains and prepare to offer him up aa a
sacrifice to God, but God had a reason.
Abraham underatands tonight and Abra
ham la satisfied. It was hard for Joseph
to be torn from his ojin speorHn and to
be sold Into Egypt and to be lied about
by that miserable woman, torn from his
mother and father, but Ood had a rea
son. Joseph knows tonight, and Joaeph
la satisfied. It waa hard for Moaes to
lesii the Jews from Kgypt following the
cloud by day and the pillar of fire by
night and make that crossing of the Red
flea, only to have Ood call him up to
Mount Plagah and show him the prom
ised land and say: "Moaes, you can't
go In." It waa hard, but Ood had a
reason. Moses understands tonight and
Moses la satisfied. It waa hard for Job
to lose his children and all that he pos
sessed and to be afflicted with bolls, and
to be so miserable that only Panacea,
his wife, remained with him. But God
had reason. Job understands tonight
and Job la satisfied.
It was a. hard thing God asked of Paul
of Tarsua to bear witness to Him at
Itome and Ephrtua, to face those Jeering
heathens, to suffer imprisonment and be
beaten with forty stripes, and finally to
put his head on the block and have It
severed by the order of old Nero, but
God had a reason. Paul Aiderstands to
night, and Paul la satisfied.
It was a hard thing God asked of
Jesus to lesve the song of the angels
and the presence of the redeemed and
glorified and come down to earth to be
horn amid the malodors of ft stable, and
be forced to flee from post to post and
dispute with the learned doctors In the
temple at II years of age, and confute
them, and to still the storm and the
troubled waters, and to aay to the blind,
"Be whole." and finally to be betrayed
by one of His own followers and to be
murdered through a conspiracy cf Jews
and Gentiles: but now He alt on the
throne with the Father, awaiting for the
time to Judge the world. Jesus under
stands, and' Jeaua is satisfied.
It was a hard thing for me when Ood
told me to leave home and go out Into
the world to preach the Gospel, and to
be vilified and libeled and have one's
11. a threatened and be denounced, but
when my time comes, when 1 have
preached my last sermon, and I can go
home to God and the lamh, He'll say.
"mil, this was the reason." I'll know
what It all meant, and I'll say. "I'm sat
isfied, Ood. I'm astlafled."
(Copyright, William A. Sunday.)
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What a face your face will be when
Ood puts Ills shine on It. If you are one
of' the long-faced brand of Christians,
get rid of it. Ood never put such a face
on you. That's the kind of a face the
Pharisees wore, and Jesus said, "they
lengthened their faces to make believe
they had religion." When a man tries
to make himself without asking Ood to
help him, he will make a face as long as
a smokestack. I tell you. the devil will
bank hla fires and go to church to hear
a man like that give testimony. Uod
doesn't want you to look and act aa If
religion affected you like ft toothache or
corn. If It doea. It lan't Ood'a kind.
If Ood Almighty only had possession
of your mouths. He'd stop your lying.
If Ha had your mouths. He'd atop your
knocking.
How Little Are Yon UelagT
If Ood had our eyea we'd bring the
millennium. Ilia eyea run to and fro
through the world seeking for men to
aerve Him. and if He had our eyea, how
our eyea would run to and fro looking
for ways to help bring men to Christ.
Hew hard It would be for sinners to
get away. We would be looking for
drunkards and the prostitutes and down-and-outs,
to lift and save them. How
many sorrowful hearta we would find
and soothe, how many griefs we would
alleviate! Great Ood I how IHtle you' are
doing! Don't you feel ashamed f , Aren't
you looking for a knothole to crawl
through? If Ood had our eyea, how many
would atop looking at a lot of thlnga
that make us proud and unclean and self
ish and critical and un-Chrtatlan.
Ood wants you to give your body. Are
you afraid to glv It to Him? Are you
afraid of the doctor when you are sick?
Tour body that thing that sits out there
In the seat, that thing that sits up here
In the cheir and alngs. that thing that sits
there and writes editorial, that body
which ran show Jesus Christ to fallen
sons of Adam better than any angel
that's what Ood wanta Ood wanta you
to bring it to Him and say: "Take it,
Ood, It a Tours." If He had your body
dissipation, over-eating and understock
ing would stop, for the body la holy
ground. We dare not abuse It.
Urn Want Yea a LI v teal gaertflee.
Ood want your body a a living sac
rifice, not a dead one. There's too many
dead ones. A time waa when Ood was
satisfied with dead sacrifice. I'nder
old Jewish law sheep would do. He wants
my body now when I'm alive and not
when I am dead and tha undertaker la
waiting to carry It out to the cemetery,
but the day of that dispensation la past,
and now He wants you. a living sacrifice,
a real aaortftca. A traveling man who
wants to make hla wife a present, and I
sits up all night In th train Instead of
taking ft berth for tt. and uaea th tt to
buy a present for hi wife, makes a real
sacrifice for her. Ther never wa a
victory without aacrlfic. Booratea ad
vaaoad tha doctrine of immortality and
' aweawaai ' i i l ill
Smallest
"Down
Payments"
Hmallest
"Monthly
Payments"
It's a simple ojien account plaai you buy what you
want and you pay as you can. No interest no extras
no hardships no annoying features whatever. It's
thoroughly pleasant, exceedingly generous and won
derfully helpful. And you are welcome to this credit
Porvic won't you let it help you to have your homo
furnished better than you have ever had it furnished
lef ore ?
Carrying Cases
For School Books,
Wearing; Apparel or
Samples, Brown Leatn
eite, 9x6x13 H.QQ
Sale Price ... 07C
213 Bed $S5
Vernis Martin, Gold f'
trim!
Bronze finish r
white; -a special,
extra heavy sub
stantial bed, guar
anteed. Price about
half real value.
Colonial Library Table
Large,- massive table,
inches long in golden
oak finish; must be
seen to In fully appro-
sr-$Q95
price . . . .
Oak Bullet
An exceptional value, solid
oak Buffet, fumed finish,
one of the biggest buffet
t'eV VUU
year
19Z5
Boys' and Girls'
School and Dress Shoes
That are Lessons in the Economy
of good quality and desirability
We are giving a Fitting Service
in this ilore that ia net Equalled
anywhere in the City of Omaha
Benson&Thome Co.
Shoe Dept. K 5s
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sa.
LADIES' BEAUTIFUL
NEW FALL SUITS
ON CREDIT
You don't need to hav the cash to bur
that now fH suit. We will trust you.
Our showing of wealing apparel for both
men and women is more complete than
CTer this fall. Let us show you. . .
Beautiful Ladles' Poplin Suits, C
fur trimmed, at
Ladles' White Chinchilla Q
Coats at 4Oe O
Ladles' Serge and Silk JQ QQ
Taffeta Dresaea, at 4a70
Don't fall to see our stylish line fi r
of ladies' fall hats, $3.50 to 410
Men's Fall Blue Seire Suits J A pj
nicely lined, at 4lTe0
Boys' Norfolk Sulta, with X dJQ Qf"
pair pants, at aPOaaO
PAY m A WEEK
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PfX)PLES' STORE
Persistence is the cardinal vir
tue in advertising; no matter
how good advertising may be
in other respects, it must be
run frequently and constant
ly to be really succcessfuL
)t4 with a cu at poisoned hem lot-a. I
Jeeua Christ paid wtth a eroan of tbonua I
Abraham Lincoln paid wtth a bullet In !
hla head, U yoo meaa te (lea yourself I
as a saurlflue te Oed. get out and York '
for Him. A as. eten to come to Him.
"Acv.'tble unto
were true, thea this
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