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Some Friesian cows resting by Pass Giau. Holstein Friesians (often shortened as holsteins) are a breed of cattle known today as the world's highest-production dairy animals - Dolomites, Trentino Alto Adige Italy Europe Stock Photo

RFK3PXGK–Some Friesian cows resting by Pass Giau. Holstein Friesians (often shortened as holsteins) are a breed of cattle known today as the world's highest-production dairy animals - Dolomites, Trentino Alto Adige Italy Europe

Holstein Friesians cow which is a breed of dairy cattle originating from the Dutch provinces of North Holland and Friesland, and Schleswig-Holstein in Northern Germany known as the world's highest-production dairy animals. Stock Photo

RMD102R0–Holstein Friesians cow which is a breed of dairy cattle originating from the Dutch provinces of North Holland and Friesland, and Schleswig-Holstein in Northern Germany known as the world's highest-production dairy animals.

Holstein Friesians cattle breed in the pasture. They are known as the world's highest-production dairy animals. Stock Photo

RFJ16CXB–Holstein Friesians cattle breed in the pasture. They are known as the world's highest-production dairy animals.

Holstein Friesians dairy cow grazing in a meadow, these animals are known as the world's highest production dairy animals. Stock Photo

RFR9HG1E–Holstein Friesians dairy cow grazing in a meadow, these animals are known as the world's highest production dairy animals.

RFG2FFR4–Holstein Friesians cattle breed in the pasture. They are known as the world's highest-production dairy animals.

cows heading out after milking,Holstein Friesians are a breed of cattle known today as the world's highest-production dairy cow,Bos taurus.high milk Stock Photo

RMF135KC–cows heading out after milking,Holstein Friesians are a breed of cattle known today as the world's highest-production dairy cow,Bos taurus.high milk

RFG2FFPY–Holstein Friesians cattle breed in the pasture. They are known as the world's highest-production dairy animals.

Dairy cattle on pasture, Norfolk UK, May Stock Photo

RMC47R4M–Dairy cattle on pasture, Norfolk UK, May

Close up of the head of a Holstein Friesian black and white cow awaiting milking Stock Photo

RM2ABA08N–Close up of the head of a Holstein Friesian black and white cow awaiting milking

Two farmers shave the udder of a cow using an electric shaver in preparation for a show competition. Stock Photo

RMG1M1JN–Two farmers shave the udder of a cow using an electric shaver in preparation for a show competition.

The Holstein (may also be know as 'Holstein Friesian' or Friesian)is a breed of dairy cow Stock Photo

RMBDM5JF–The Holstein (may also be know as 'Holstein Friesian' or Friesian)is a breed of dairy cow

Dairy cows (Holstein-Friesian) grazing on green pasture. South Hams, Devon. UK Stock Photo

RMREPWKK–Dairy cows (Holstein-Friesian) grazing on green pasture. South Hams, Devon. UK

Herd of healthy well-looked after Friesian dairy cows walking down an English country lane to be milked Stock Photo

RMDAC90B–Herd of healthy well-looked after Friesian dairy cows walking down an English country lane to be milked

champion cow in the sales ring Stock Photo

RM2KD2FC7–champion cow in the sales ring

Grazing black and white friesian plastic cow sculpture Stock Photo

RMG276CX–Grazing black and white friesian plastic cow sculpture

Araucana, brown and white eggs in package. Overhead shot Stock Photo

RF2JCWF1R–Araucana, brown and white eggs in package. Overhead shot

Two curious cows looking at camera Stock Photo

RFAW0Y48–Two curious cows looking at camera

Heifers in the mist and snow of the highest alp in Switzerland Stock Photo

RMARG6XX–Heifers in the mist and snow of the highest alp in Switzerland

An Holstein Friesian cow drinking from a flooded pool in Summer. SCO 9260. Stock Photo

RMDR2PC9–An Holstein Friesian cow drinking from a flooded pool in Summer. SCO 9260.

RFPEM854–Holstein cows in a meadow

New Jersey for progressive farmers . One of Jerseys century-old farms. Tin. A dairy farm on low-priced, newly-cleared land. yield of about $150 per acre. In proportion to its area New Jersey leadsall states east of the Mississippi River in acreage and total production ofalfalfa. On the same basis it leads all states in poultry and potato pro-duction. Three of its counties are among the five largest producing sweetpotato counties in the United States and the State holds the dairy record forthe highest county production per cow. New Jerseys crop of black-berries and dewberries is the largest, an Stock Photo

RM2AM14YB–New Jersey for progressive farmers . One of Jerseys century-old farms. Tin. A dairy farm on low-priced, newly-cleared land. yield of about $150 per acre. In proportion to its area New Jersey leadsall states east of the Mississippi River in acreage and total production ofalfalfa. On the same basis it leads all states in poultry and potato pro-duction. Three of its counties are among the five largest producing sweetpotato counties in the United States and the State holds the dairy record forthe highest county production per cow. New Jerseys crop of black-berries and dewberries is the largest, an

. Types and breeds of farm animals . Livestock. THE ABERDEEN ANGUS 221 is not the equal of the Shorthorn in this respect. The higher class beef type tends away from dairy production in any breed. The Aberdeen Angus steer in the show ring has made a remark- able record, for almost since the day of Hugh Watson this breed has been at the front as a meat producer. In 1829 Watson showed a pair of oxen that attracted much notice, one of which was slaughtered and its carcass said to be of rare quality. McCombie showed a steer, Black Prince, which at four years of age, in 1867, won the highest honors Stock Photo

RMPG2A1W–. Types and breeds of farm animals . Livestock. THE ABERDEEN ANGUS 221 is not the equal of the Shorthorn in this respect. The higher class beef type tends away from dairy production in any breed. The Aberdeen Angus steer in the show ring has made a remark- able record, for almost since the day of Hugh Watson this breed has been at the front as a meat producer. In 1829 Watson showed a pair of oxen that attracted much notice, one of which was slaughtered and its carcass said to be of rare quality. McCombie showed a steer, Black Prince, which at four years of age, in 1867, won the highest honors

RFR9HG2E–Holstein Friesians dairy cow grazing in a meadow, these animals are known as the world's highest production dairy animals.

RFG2FFPN–Holstein Friesians cattle breed in the pasture. They are known as the world's highest-production dairy animals.

RMC47R70–Dairy cattle on pasture, Norfolk UK, May

Holstein breed cattle lying in the pasture. They are known as the world's highest-production dairy animals. Stock Photo

RFG8Y72J–Holstein breed cattle lying in the pasture. They are known as the world's highest-production dairy animals.

Udder and tail of a Holstein cow. Stock Photo

RFG1M1JR–Udder and tail of a Holstein cow.

Two black and white milk cows standing behind bars and wearing electronic identification tags. Stock Photo

RM2ABA0EY–Two black and white milk cows standing behind bars and wearing electronic identification tags.

RMBDM5HH–a friesian cow in a filed.

RMDAC90E–Herd of healthy well-looked after Friesian dairy cows walking down an English country lane to be milked

champion dairy Holstein cow being sold Stock Photo

RM2KD2FG5–champion dairy Holstein cow being sold

RMG276CE–Grazing black and white friesian plastic cow sculpture

RF2JCWF28–Araucana, brown and white eggs in package. Overhead shot

RFAW0Y5C–Cows lying down in field

Heifer grazing on the highest part of the mountain, on a misty morning. Stock Photo

RMAJ3K1G–Heifer grazing on the highest part of the mountain, on a misty morning.

. Lessons on the anatomy, physiology and hygiene of infancy and childhood for junior students. Consisting of extracts from lectures given at Rush medical college . ituting one of the commonest dangers of milkfeeding. Hence the hygienic dairy management became a 134 FOODS. question of the highest importance. It has been demonstra-ted that milk production may be so guarded as to furnish aproduct comparatively free from pathogenic micro-organ-isms. The same care in the selection of the cow as was recom-mended in the selection of the wet nurse, the same antisep-tic details in her care and in the h Stock Photo

RM2CE27X5–. Lessons on the anatomy, physiology and hygiene of infancy and childhood for junior students. Consisting of extracts from lectures given at Rush medical college . ituting one of the commonest dangers of milkfeeding. Hence the hygienic dairy management became a 134 FOODS. question of the highest importance. It has been demonstra-ted that milk production may be so guarded as to furnish aproduct comparatively free from pathogenic micro-organ-isms. The same care in the selection of the cow as was recom-mended in the selection of the wet nurse, the same antisep-tic details in her care and in the h

. Dairy farming. Dairying; Cattle. 24 DAISY FARMING The highest records for a year up to April 1, 1916, were : Pounds Fat. Sophie 19th of Hood Farm .... 17,558 999 Spermfield Owl's Eva 16,457 993 Eminent's Bess 18,783 963 In quantity of milk the Jersey is surpassed by other dairy breeds. In use of food for the economical production of fat the Jersey and her close relative the Guernsey are un- surpassed. The best-known characteristics of this breed are the high percentage of fat and the yellow color of the prod- uct. The yellow color adds nothing to the flavor or the food value of milk or cream Stock Photo

RMPFK5HB–. Dairy farming. Dairying; Cattle. 24 DAISY FARMING The highest records for a year up to April 1, 1916, were : Pounds Fat. Sophie 19th of Hood Farm .... 17,558 999 Spermfield Owl's Eva 16,457 993 Eminent's Bess 18,783 963 In quantity of milk the Jersey is surpassed by other dairy breeds. In use of food for the economical production of fat the Jersey and her close relative the Guernsey are un- surpassed. The best-known characteristics of this breed are the high percentage of fat and the yellow color of the prod- uct. The yellow color adds nothing to the flavor or the food value of milk or cream

Pair of Holstein Friesians dairy cows grazing in a meadow. These cows are known as the world's highest production dairy animals. Stock Photo

RFR9HG33–Pair of Holstein Friesians dairy cows grazing in a meadow. These cows are known as the world's highest production dairy animals.

Dairy cattle on pasture with Binham Priory in background, Norfolk UK, May Stock Photo

RMC47R3N–Dairy cattle on pasture with Binham Priory in background, Norfolk UK, May

Rear ends of Holstein Friesian cows eating from a feeding trough in a cattle shed Stock Photo

RFG1M1JM–Rear ends of Holstein Friesian cows eating from a feeding trough in a cattle shed

eight Friesian cow in the field Stock Photo

RMBDM59N–eight Friesian cow in the field

RMDAC905–Herd of healthy well-looked after Friesian dairy cows walking down an English country lane to be milked

RMCPEYCY–Closeup of a cows face

RF2JCWF27–Araucana, brown and white eggs in package. Overhead shot

RMARGWEH–Heifers in the mist and snow of the highest alp in Switzerland

. Productive agriculture . cost is essential to economicmilk production. Conditions similar to those in summer, such asan abundance of palatable, green, well-balanced feed, an agree-able temperature, a moderate amount of exercise, and muchwater are conducive to the highest milk production. LABORATORY EXERCISES 1. Local Importance of Dairy Cattle. — Make a survey of the dairycattle of the school district. Fill out a table somewhat as follows. Leavea permanent record in the school. Assign three or four days before theresults are to be reported. Name ofOwner Breed Number ofCows Daily Gal-lons Mil Stock Photo

RM2CE3H7X–. Productive agriculture . cost is essential to economicmilk production. Conditions similar to those in summer, such asan abundance of palatable, green, well-balanced feed, an agree-able temperature, a moderate amount of exercise, and muchwater are conducive to the highest milk production. LABORATORY EXERCISES 1. Local Importance of Dairy Cattle. — Make a survey of the dairycattle of the school district. Fill out a table somewhat as follows. Leavea permanent record in the school. Assign three or four days before theresults are to be reported. Name ofOwner Breed Number ofCows Daily Gal-lons Mil

. Dairy farming. Dairying; Cattle. 20 DAIRY FARMING or butter from this breed has considerably less yellow color than that of Jerseys, and in fact ranks the lowest in this respect. Table 6. — Production of Holstein Cows in Experiment Station Herds.. Number of Cows Represented Pounds milk per year Per cent fat . . Pounds fat per year Per cent total solids 83 83 83 9 The highest fat records for a year made by this breed up to April 1, 1916, were:. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance Stock Photo

RMPFK5PJ–. Dairy farming. Dairying; Cattle. 20 DAIRY FARMING or butter from this breed has considerably less yellow color than that of Jerseys, and in fact ranks the lowest in this respect. Table 6. — Production of Holstein Cows in Experiment Station Herds.. Number of Cows Represented Pounds milk per year Per cent fat . . Pounds fat per year Per cent total solids 83 83 83 9 The highest fat records for a year made by this breed up to April 1, 1916, were:. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance

Holstein Friesians dairy cow grazing in a meadow. This one looking at the camera. These cows are known as the world's highest production dairy anima Stock Photo

RFR9HFYR–Holstein Friesians dairy cow grazing in a meadow. This one looking at the camera. These cows are known as the world's highest production dairy anima

RMC47R8E–Dairy cattle on pasture with Binham Priory in background, Norfolk UK, May

RMBDM5AJ–a Friesian cow in a field

RFCPEYD1–Closeup of a cows face

RF2JCWF1T–Araucana, brown and white eggs in package. Overhead shot

. Hale's history of agriculture by dates. A simple record of historical events and victories of peaceful industries . OW — MARY MARSHALL.This distinguished cow was the winning cowin the Pan-American model dairy herd, 1901.The six-months record was 5,Gil pounds ofmilk; 5.36 per cent, butter-fat; 354.26 poundsof churned butter. The profit in butter pro-duction was $59.43, the next highest being$51.58. 1901, November 3d.—^Mary Marshall, 5,601,winning; cow in butter production in l*an-American model dairy herd. Record for sixmonths, 5,611 pounds milk, 5.36 per cent.butter-fat, 303.13 pounds butter Stock Photo

RM2CHNMPR–. Hale's history of agriculture by dates. A simple record of historical events and victories of peaceful industries . OW — MARY MARSHALL.This distinguished cow was the winning cowin the Pan-American model dairy herd, 1901.The six-months record was 5,Gil pounds ofmilk; 5.36 per cent, butter-fat; 354.26 poundsof churned butter. The profit in butter pro-duction was $59.43, the next highest being$51.58. 1901, November 3d.—^Mary Marshall, 5,601,winning; cow in butter production in l*an-American model dairy herd. Record for sixmonths, 5,611 pounds milk, 5.36 per cent.butter-fat, 303.13 pounds butter

. Dairy farming. Dairying; Cattle. Number of Cows Represented Pounds milk per year Per cent fat . . Pounds fat per year Per cent total solids 83 83 83 9 The highest fat records for a year made by this breed up to April 1, 1916, were:. Pounds Fat Duchess Skylark Ormsby . Finderne Pride Johanna Rue . Finderne Holingen Fayne 1205 1176 1116 The highest milk record was made by Tilly Alcartra, who produced 30,452 pounds of milk in a year, but she did not give as much fat as a number of other cows. In Holland, cattle of this breed are used for beef production as well as for dairy purposes. The calves Stock Photo

RMPFK5PH–. Dairy farming. Dairying; Cattle. Number of Cows Represented Pounds milk per year Per cent fat . . Pounds fat per year Per cent total solids 83 83 83 9 The highest fat records for a year made by this breed up to April 1, 1916, were:. Pounds Fat Duchess Skylark Ormsby . Finderne Pride Johanna Rue . Finderne Holingen Fayne 1205 1176 1116 The highest milk record was made by Tilly Alcartra, who produced 30,452 pounds of milk in a year, but she did not give as much fat as a number of other cows. In Holland, cattle of this breed are used for beef production as well as for dairy purposes. The calves

a Friesian cow lying down in a field before it rains. Stock Photo

RMBDM57G–a Friesian cow lying down in a field before it rains.

RF2JCWF26–Araucana, brown and white eggs in package. Overhead shot

RMRD2RB7–. Dairy farming. Dairying; Cattle. 24 DAISY FARMING The highest records for a year up to April 1, 1916, were : Pounds Fat. Sophie 19th of Hood Farm .... 17,558 999 Spermfield Owl's Eva 16,457 993 Eminent's Bess 18,783 963 In quantity of milk the Jersey is surpassed by other dairy breeds. In use of food for the economical production of fat the Jersey and her close relative the Guernsey are un- surpassed. The best-known characteristics of this breed are the high percentage of fat and the yellow color of the prod- uct. The yellow color adds nothing to the flavor or the food value of milk or cream

a Friesian cow looking at you in a field Stock Photo

RMBDM564–a Friesian cow looking at you in a field

RF2JCWF25–Araucana, brown and white eggs in package. Overhead shot

. Better dairy farming; the breeding, feeding, handling and care of dairy cattle. Cows; Feeds; Dairying. 54 BETTER DAIRY FARMING a much larger amount of concentrates during this period. During the test period the cow is fed and milked four times a day. It will take her some time to get adjusted to this and thus it should be started right after calving, although a considerable time may elapse before the period of maximum production is reached. On the average the time of highest production is three weeks. Agassiz Segis May Echo 41302 (Canadian Herd Book.) World's Champion in yearly butter fat pr Stock Photo

RMRHW01C–. Better dairy farming; the breeding, feeding, handling and care of dairy cattle. Cows; Feeds; Dairying. 54 BETTER DAIRY FARMING a much larger amount of concentrates during this period. During the test period the cow is fed and milked four times a day. It will take her some time to get adjusted to this and thus it should be started right after calving, although a considerable time may elapse before the period of maximum production is reached. On the average the time of highest production is three weeks. Agassiz Segis May Echo 41302 (Canadian Herd Book.) World's Champion in yearly butter fat pr

RMBDM5CB–a Friesian cow in a field

RMRDF07H–. Types and breeds of farm animals . Livestock. THE ABERDEEN ANGUS 221 is not the equal of the Shorthorn in this respect. The higher class beef type tends away from dairy production in any breed. The Aberdeen Angus steer in the show ring has made a remark- able record, for almost since the day of Hugh Watson this breed has been at the front as a meat producer. In 1829 Watson showed a pair of oxen that attracted much notice, one of which was slaughtered and its carcass said to be of rare quality. McCombie showed a steer, Black Prince, which at four years of age, in 1867, won the highest honors

RMBDM5DX–dairy cow in a field

RMRD27CT–. Dairy farming. Dairying; Cattle. 20 DAIRY FARMING or butter from this breed has considerably less yellow color than that of Jerseys, and in fact ranks the lowest in this respect. Table 6. — Production of Holstein Cows in Experiment Station Herds.. Number of Cows Represented Pounds milk per year Per cent fat . . Pounds fat per year Per cent total solids 83 83 83 9 The highest fat records for a year made by this breed up to April 1, 1916, were:. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance

. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. 12 THE BREEDER AND SPORTSMAN [Saturday .April 28, 191 THE FARM State Dairy Cow Competition Results For March. During the month of March, 1S5 cows in the State Dairy Cow Compe- tition produced an average of 1410 piunds milk and 54.3 pounds butter fat. The highest production of butter fat for the month was 105.27 pounds, produced by the Holstein cow, Mabel Haskins Colantha Girl, owned by K. W. Abbott, Milpitas. Seven other cows produced over 90 pounds of butter fat during the month. The Pacific Rural Press prize for March was won by Mr. F. J. Kell of Stockton, fo Stock Photo

RMRH5WG7–. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. 12 THE BREEDER AND SPORTSMAN [Saturday .April 28, 191 THE FARM State Dairy Cow Competition Results For March. During the month of March, 1S5 cows in the State Dairy Cow Compe- tition produced an average of 1410 piunds milk and 54.3 pounds butter fat. The highest production of butter fat for the month was 105.27 pounds, produced by the Holstein cow, Mabel Haskins Colantha Girl, owned by K. W. Abbott, Milpitas. Seven other cows produced over 90 pounds of butter fat during the month. The Pacific Rural Press prize for March was won by Mr. F. J. Kell of Stockton, fo

. The book of live stock champions. Livestock. THE BOOK OP LIVE STOCK CHAMPIONS. 57. â GULIRNSEY COWâMARY MARSHALL, 5,604. The winning cow in butter production in the Pan-American Model Dairy Herd, 1901. Record for six months, 5,611.0 pounds millc; 5.36 per cent, butter fat; 354.26 pounds churned butter. Profit in production of butter, $59.43, the next highest being $51.58. Exhibited by Mr. Ezra Michener, of Carversville, Pa., afterwards owned by A. C. Loring, of Minneapolis, Minn.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for r Stock Photo

RMRHC7EG–. The book of live stock champions. Livestock. THE BOOK OP LIVE STOCK CHAMPIONS. 57. â GULIRNSEY COWâMARY MARSHALL, 5,604. The winning cow in butter production in the Pan-American Model Dairy Herd, 1901. Record for six months, 5,611.0 pounds millc; 5.36 per cent, butter fat; 354.26 pounds churned butter. Profit in production of butter, $59.43, the next highest being $51.58. Exhibited by Mr. Ezra Michener, of Carversville, Pa., afterwards owned by A. C. Loring, of Minneapolis, Minn.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for r

RMRD27CN–. Dairy farming. Dairying; Cattle. Number of Cows Represented Pounds milk per year Per cent fat . . Pounds fat per year Per cent total solids 83 83 83 9 The highest fat records for a year made by this breed up to April 1, 1916, were:. Pounds Fat Duchess Skylark Ormsby . Finderne Pride Johanna Rue . Finderne Holingen Fayne 1205 1176 1116 The highest milk record was made by Tilly Alcartra, who produced 30,452 pounds of milk in a year, but she did not give as much fat as a number of other cows. In Holland, cattle of this breed are used for beef production as well as for dairy purposes. The calves

. The book of live stock champions, being an artistic souvenir supplement of the monthly National Farmer and Stock Grower. Livestock. DOUBLE TEAM—ROBERT J., record 2:01i/o. ; GENTRY, record 2:00%. Double-team record, pacing, 2:[)&. by Lewis Tewkesbury, of New York state.. GUERNSEY COW—MARY MARSHALL. 5,60 1. Tlio Avinning cow in butter production in the Pan-American Model Dairy Herd, 1901. Record for six months, 5,611.0 pounds milk; 5.36 per cent, butter-fat; 354.26 pounds churned butter. Profit in production of butter, $59.43, the next highest being $51.58. Exhibited by Mr. Ezra Michener, Stock Photo

RMRHC68K–. The book of live stock champions, being an artistic souvenir supplement of the monthly National Farmer and Stock Grower. Livestock. DOUBLE TEAM—ROBERT J., record 2:01i/o. ; GENTRY, record 2:00%. Double-team record, pacing, 2:[)&. by Lewis Tewkesbury, of New York state.. GUERNSEY COW—MARY MARSHALL. 5,60 1. Tlio Avinning cow in butter production in the Pan-American Model Dairy Herd, 1901. Record for six months, 5,611.0 pounds milk; 5.36 per cent, butter-fat; 354.26 pounds churned butter. Profit in production of butter, $59.43, the next highest being $51.58. Exhibited by Mr. Ezra Michener,

. The book of live stock champions. Livestock. â GULIRNSEY COWâMARY MARSHALL, 5,604. The winning cow in butter production in the Pan-American Model Dairy Herd, 1901. Record for six months, 5,611.0 pounds millc; 5.36 per cent, butter fat; 354.26 pounds churned butter. Profit in production of butter, $59.43, the next highest being $51.58. Exhibited by Mr. Ezra Michener, of Carversville, Pa., afterwards owned by A. C. Loring, of Minneapolis, Minn.. JERSEY COWâPRIDE'S OLGA, 4th, 96,870. Test, 27 pounds 1/2 ounce from 420 pounds 9 ounces of milk. She is a daughter of MELIA ANN'S STOKE POGIS, 22,042 Stock Photo

RMRHC7EA–. The book of live stock champions. Livestock. â GULIRNSEY COWâMARY MARSHALL, 5,604. The winning cow in butter production in the Pan-American Model Dairy Herd, 1901. Record for six months, 5,611.0 pounds millc; 5.36 per cent, butter fat; 354.26 pounds churned butter. Profit in production of butter, $59.43, the next highest being $51.58. Exhibited by Mr. Ezra Michener, of Carversville, Pa., afterwards owned by A. C. Loring, of Minneapolis, Minn.. JERSEY COWâPRIDE'S OLGA, 4th, 96,870. Test, 27 pounds 1/2 ounce from 420 pounds 9 ounces of milk. She is a daughter of MELIA ANN'S STOKE POGIS, 22,042

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