1952-11-21 — Page 7

"DOCTOR FRED"

By HENRY LONGHURST

If over a man was guide, philosopher and friend to golfers, that man was Fred Robson, whose death last week has been mourned wherever the game is played. Though he had a distinguished playing career, it is for bis tenching that posterity will remember him.

Fred was the family doctor of golf. He. hnd the perfect bedside, or perhaps tee-side, manner. He applied no desperate kill-or-cure remedies, but relied on the ancient proven prescriptions of slowing down the swing, looking at the ball and such like, at the same time Hoothing the patient and convincing him thắt he was not going to die after all.

An example was the Cambridge. undergraduate now. In New Zealand-who was sent to him suffering from golfing nerves. Fred prescribed some magic pills,

20 minutes

three to be taken before Atarting. They workedt like a charm. It the fellow in question reads this, he will tearn for the Arst time that they were

dyed black aspirina, specially by one of Addington's Irish tooler,

Fred had, though he may well not have realised it, a singular power of expression. He could

its a single phrase put

what liers would take 10 minutes to convey less well. I can hear him now, for instance, when be saw une alming off to the right, as su many handicap golfers do, saying.

like "You can't that, Me Longhurs! (always Mister). "You're getting in your own way."

a great imitator of

He was perples swings, o, How in ids have laven fed gently aeroas

FÀNLING GOLF

Inter-Society Match Draw

Given below is the draw and starting times for the ammunt

Golf

to the silver birch beside his tenching shed-n tree that should be forever preserved by the Addington Club-and heard; "Now if you were driving a nail Into the bottom of that free, Mr Sayand-So, you would not do it like this would you? Well. then....

tributo

....

Some

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Perhaps the greatest to Fred is the fact that he be came, in his life-time, the sub- ject of a whole saga of stories, round by collected and passed connoisseura, P. B.. Lucas, for instance, tells of

last- minute Walker tuition at St

Iker Cup Andrews when Fred, trying to balance the ball on a worn and battered peg tee to the end of his day

he insisted personally days on teeing up the ball for his Pupils looked up and said: "Tomorrow, Mr tueas, you will require lee so big as well take a coconut."

In the English Championship, Gerald Micklem, due to play Luens in the aiternoon if he survived what ought to be com- fortable

ing round.

scrambled through at the 19th, sought out Fred in the lunch in- terval, and hit for him a seles of flawless strokes.

"What was wrong with him?" a friend asked. "Nything, Sir.". said Fred. He was just playing this afternoon's match this morning."

FABLES AND FOIBLES

THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1952.

ENGLAND

V. WALES AT WEMBLEY

With Bill Shorli, Welsh goalkeeper, drawn out, Jack Froggatt (right) scores

England's third goal. England won 5-2.

Scotland Could Take A Lesson From

THE DOHERTY TOUCH

-AT £30 A MATCH

Says ANDY

CUNNINGHAM

Since I first suggested years ago that the SFA should appoint an International Team manager, the idea has been adopted by almost every- ́one-except the parties who could make the appointment.

From my experience as an international player and as a club mannger, I cau assure the SFA that:

(1) A team manager could have ensured victory for Scotland over Ireland. (2) The man for the job is on the doorstep; but we shall lose him unless

un early offer is made.

Royal H.K. Defence Force

Orders

Serlot No. 40. Ordern Jested' by Colonel L.T. Ride. CUE, ED, Commandant. Royal Hongkong Defence Force. Dated Novem- ber 18, 1952.

Force Headquarters

Est Unit, B. Res. Parade HQ HIKOF Thursday, November 27, 1952, 4.45 pm. Dress: Unitorm as detailed by O.C.

Artillery Band Inter- Training. Pa Gunnery p

mediate Clansea parade 8.20 p.m. HQ RHKDF Happy Valley Friday, No- vember 24, 1952. Transport leaves MPG 5.30 p.m. sharp.

Wongkong feriment

Duties, Orderly Officer of the Week -LA JW. Kirk. Next for duty-ult LA. Fox, Orderly Sergeant of the Week-Sgt Sun Hlung. Next for duty -Set Yu Fook-sang.

Training. "A" Coy, No parade, "B" Coy. Sunday, November 23, 1932. Mov to camp sea para

Coy.

600 C Co-No parade. "Co

Sunday, November 23, 1937. Mov to camp. See para 607, and 600, 11Q Coy Big Fi← Sunday, November 21, 1932. 2nd det mov to camp. See para GOT and GOS, MG Pi-Sunday, Novem- ber 23, 1053. Moy to camp_under_ orders OC MO PI. MT PSunday, November 21, 1961. Znil det mov la camp. Further orders from MTO. Medical Rec-Sunday, November 21, 1952. 2nd dei move to camp. Sce para 007 & GONE.

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Anti-Malarial Precautions. On the day of their arrival at Annual Camu All Ranks will take three Paludrine tableta OFC Coys will ensure that all "Casuals" who arrive an dates other than November 23 carry out this order.

Hongkong 3.A.F.

Thursday, November 27-"A" by wide.

To show more clearly what I, turned to advantage Fred mude several trips to the mean, fet's take a peep inside the crossfield passes to Tully, United States, and to travel with | visitors' dressing-room at Hamp- him on one of these was an ex-den at half-time on the day of perience of infinite delight. One the match. Club could listen to him for into

the There we see 11 Irish players, their trainer, and the only other man allowed over the door.... team manager Peter Doherty.

For a few minutes Mr Doherty talks lo his men. He told me afterwards wha

what he said. It something like this:

golf match between the foyul) flongkong Golf Club members of St George's Society and the Royal Hongkong meinbers k 51 Andrew's Society to be played at Fonting up of Ted Ray, per

Imps, and recalling the foibles on Sunday, November 23. The and failings of fusillar gores, Times of Royal Hongkong with never a hint of malice from

St Club members

Society are

Players are requested to note that Shanghai Fouroines will be played in the afterntion and as previously Four-balls announced.

Gulf George's

Brut.

Old

SINGLES

shown

B. H. K. Calling, v S. S. Gordon; 0.20 W. Davies y F. 1. Hunter; 9.21 1. Goldman 9. S. M. Terrace;

528 5. Vaughan R. S. Robert

Fon: Maj. A. Sewell v R. Hodger: 9.30 1. 12. Belly H. R. Cleland; 0.40 4. Dickson Leuch V 1. A. Brown; 0.44 11, 33, J... Macintyre; .48 . . Beazley VA. B. Coleman 9.32 E. J. Mitchell v W. G. Robertson; 9.50 3. Linker v J. A. Blackwood: 10.0 A. Sommerfait v D... Prophet: 10.04 D. R. Hyde v 2. Macleani 30.01 Col. N. Sykes v. G. La Olant; 1612 G. P. Ferguson V C. J. D. Law.

New Courar—A.M.

start to finish.

I have quoted before, and do

We can hope to find replace- ments only when younger men can be polished into the near- perfection needed for interna-

most important functioris of a

That, with the wind and the rain almost blinding goalkeeper Uprichard throughout the secondtional football: half, the policy must be Shout, Shoot and Shoot again, from any angle, almost any distance.

Cut out the fullle move at the throw-in, 'which never varied from the tap-back from inside-man to the "thrower."

of authority no voice

But

the

not promise not to quote again,'s more important than ever penetrated the Scottish dressing-

how, on entering the main lounge

sacks

buck came

inen,

"You

the keep

Hobson, and there may never be against that gale." another quite like him. In 50 years of golf no man was heard, to speak of him save with affec- tion, De mortuis, in Fred's 'case, absolutely nil nisi bonum,

Minor Units

Į

to his name,

True, he has less international

experience than our regulars. He is even Junior to some of them in years.

NONE BETTER

With that in view, one of the

team manager would be to take our "B" team under his wing.

-(London Express Service)

..

WEEK-END

TEAMS

The following are Club selve- tions for cricket, rugby and soccer matches this week-end;

CRICKET

international charges a few days Grst-class coach, He has applied N. E. Arthy, L. D. Kilbeo, G.II.P.

before each match.

keen most of them

lic begins with the advantage Dundee's cuplain.

his

experience of having play often in English club foot- bali.

And now comes news that Alf

of the Queen Elizabeth, he said:now that you're playing into that room door. We had nobody with

kna

MA Langhurst, this would make a wonderful cu ale to kee

ball on the such vulce. Only one of our And hold on to that link selectors has played floor.

Division house!"; and how, when Lucus's between wing halves and inside football-Jimmy

"A" Beattle. from the

That's where you had the Is the right man available? Red Cars, Job, American laundry shrunk to hull beating of the other fellows in

their size, he said: "Never mind, the first half.

Do I

I surprise anyone when I suggest

est Alf Boyd of Dundee as Mr Lucas.

You've only got to

"You haven't been quite quick the one for the job? send them once again and they'll

enough at covering-up for throw- make wonderful covers for your ins, 'frees and corners, Sharpen wooden clubs."

Hongkong C.C. "Optimista" Kowloon C.C. at Cox's Road on There was Nevy, w

was only one Fred hat up a bit.

can stll win-even

Saturday at 1.30 p.m.-D. McLellan, G. 7. Rowe, N. E. Arthy, L. D. Kilbeg, G. H. P. Pritchard, R. M. HOW NEARLY TRUE

Macpherson, R. W. Frankiin, T. EF. Mahon, B. II. Hughto, K. G.-E But no player in Scotland has Splus, F. van Oorde. 12th man how nearly And

that came true.

made a more intensive study of F. P. Thorp. Umpire.-A. E. Perry Peter Doherty, 18 Irish "caps" the game. Boyd is the only Scorer R. McAdam.

Hongkong C. C. "Optimlats" takes over his footballer north of the Border Army at Chater Head on Sunday at with the FA certificate as a 1.30 pm.-D. McLellan, G. T. Hows. Prichard, H. M. Macpherson, R. W. -for-years- Frankin.-H. R.-O. Hubble, 1P Mahon, K.G.E. Spink, F. P. Thorp. 128 at.-F. van Oorde.

The game against Army may start at 11:30 am. Please son SC.M Post for further announcement

Craigengower C.C. v Royal Navy at King's Park on Saturday at 130 p.md. Hong Choy, W. H. E Colledge. P. A. Razi, H. Madar, D. Bettoniley, K. Y. Tan, M. Singh) D. Iteadman, B. C. Chetwynd, J. ciplinarian. "My aim is tussociation, whose selectors lastHaywood, G. Saunders.

Army 2nd XI v Club de Racram The following are the results mould an international eleven on season incurred £623 in team-

that they a King's Park on Saturday at 1.0 of matches played in the Army the lines of club team, where building expenses.

pan Mator Bennett, Major Watts, Minor Units League-Zone A, every man has

man has confidence in hila cannot spare a bit more than that Henry, Capt. Pierce, Capt. Dewar, to bring a man like Boyd on to Major Co. Lt Davies, Lt Tobot- son, S/Sgt Maddock, Gur Harrison, their staff. possession or

Cin Alkinson, 17th mangel Fraser. his male for

I don't blame these selectors Umpire, QMS (AC) Carter, Scoter (And I'll be blowed it fur aur team's disappointing-Bar Cooper. 137 HAA BHA 27 Cox that isn't just Scottish interno-show. The

Hongkong C.C.. "Scorpions“ y. In- eleven-an off-form dian R.C. at Cliate. Road on Fatur tional football as we played it in Logic and all-are probably the day el 1.30 pan... Stanton, L

best at our disposal. day!) my

What do the Irish pay Peter for all that? Same as cach of the players-30 a match. That, considering Ireland's 50-near. defeat both England Scotland this year, strikes me as football's biggest bargain.

9. P. F. Watkinson v J. Kerr, .12-T-G-C-K-F.-C. A. Blick, W. Stoker v R. S. Barry # 1. 1. Stanton v T. B. Luw; 0.24 16. 1. Davies v W. 11. Patersoh V 2.8 L Prewen v T. Low. DR. 3. Tippen v T. D. Drysdale; S. M. Gutrand v J. R. Leltch; 9.47 1. 1. Bingurat v R. M. Keuw 44 G. E. Morden v K. A.

Stokes V Alilter .40 .F.

A. Mudafer: 152 A. V. White v Rt. Hasties 150 E. L. Grouma v A. T Dew, 10.00 F. A. M. Elliot v D, luck: 2004 D. C. Grila v Capt.

1. A. G. Walkington; f0.00 C. W.

Grange v 11. Mek Adam: 10.12 W J. mer v G. 8. Brown; 10:10 W. 3. T. Grunden v A. I. Pettle.

SHANGHAI FOURSOMES Did Course===1,M,

Soccer League Standings

intends next season to go to ALB "The Irish selectors set much

tralia, where he will coach store by the regular reports he teams whose existence is known sends them on likely Interna- to us unly through the football tional material,

is

It's poor reflection. stem dis-

Doherty no

man in

on Wednesday, November 19: neighbour, knows what to expect

H.Q. 27 ILA.A. Rog! R.A. 2. j f

of the H.Q. Land Forces 2: 70 Lt Bly where to find BA "A" 7. Command Pay Office

1.15 Arnott Watkinsos v Robo, Kerr, 128 Collings: Knight v Gordon;. Black; 125 Davies; Stoker_v-Hunter; Barry: 1.30 Goldman Stanton Terrace: Low: 135 Vaughan; it. IL. Davies v Robertson: Paterum; L4D Sewell Frewen v Rooger: T. Low; 137 SEA.A. Ety 145 Bell: Tippin v Cleland Drysdalej R.A. 1.50 Dicksan Leach; Garrard 150

Bly Brown; Leitch; 1.55 Drakunti R.A "A"

V

RAM.C. 0. AA Workshop 2, K.A.M.C. Q.

League shadings to date:

PWLDF APU

5 0 0 10 110.

5 4 1 0 24

4

5 3 2 0 14 12

Neve v Macintyre; Keown; 2,00 | A.A. Workshops 5 3 2 0 11 Murden: Mitchell v Miller; Robert- Command Pay'

200; 25 Stokes; Beartry v Coleman; Olice

Middiert: 240 Sommerfell: Linaker |11.Q. Land

+

♥ Blackwood Prophet; 213 Grimn; Forces White V Walkington; Hastie: 208 Cay R.AS.C Studen. Skier y. 9. Brown: hen Petrie.

S

2 1 1 0 3 5 2 170 Lt By R.A.

307 15

Hyde 27 Cuy Tame 1 1 3 8 1 2

New Course--P.M. iss Mehelt: Whelpton v T, W.

Col Sykes; Others; 2..00 Marten: Oliphant: 2.05 Groane, Filoti Dow; Black; 2.40 Grangei Friguson v Law; Adam.

Nantes on Handicap- point for point for u isye of 3 hules or mare. Pouriates-2 polais for a win; a point for a Bys of

noles or more.

The Committee request the cour texy at the lentes from 9:00 am. te: 9.00 on hoth Courves and from 1.00 pan; to 1.19 on the Old Courro and 1.45 p.n. to 1.00 on the New Course.

Tines between 12.45 and 1.00 pan.

11.Q. 27 AA.

HER NA 4 0 2 2 4 3 2 HK Chinese

0320 0 Ting Uni

NEXT WEEK'S GAMES

and

COULD AFFORD IT Scotland could afford, out of their £10,000 "balunce in hand," to do better than that.

And how sorely they needed a Doherty!

What might he have said if he'd opened the home instead of day, November 20:

Matches to be played on Wednes the visitors dressing-room at

half-time?

pouls.

A. V.

on an

GOSANO

LEAVES

Ꭸ .

F. Stokes 1. A. Peater, D. Leach, H. Owen-Hughies, Whitcombe, Herridge. K. E. Borthwick, C.J.B Leader, F. L Greene, C. I. Connel. Reserve.— D. J. HAL Umple-R. R. Davies. Royal Air Force Ist XI v. Uni- versity al Pokfulam en Saturday at 1.30 v.m-Scn/Ldr Kingsford (Capt). Wg/Cog Keitlewell, Sqaster Chap. man. Fil-lt Graham, W/O Walker. Set Spance, Cpl MacMahon, LAC Hill. AC Orbell, AC Bennien, Cul. West, Umpire AC Bruce, Scoter

AC Hopgood.

Bqn/Lar Collio.

.

Mr A. V. Govano, one of the

footballers Hongkong: Royal Air Force 2nd XI v Uni greatest

left with his versity at Kal Tak on Saturday af has produced, family for England this morn 130 p.m.--San/Lar Shepherd (Capti

Sqn/Ldr Orbell, Fg/ört. Melcalfe, He w/o Edwards. F/5k1 Mitchell, BrT Ing by the RMS Cortu.

Thomas. Cpl Fry. Cpl Barnett. A plans to spend a year there,

"Lino" Gosno was the first arup, AC Ellis, AC Woodward footballer to be presented with 12th man-AC Bowler. Umpire

RUGBY an Interport blazer after having H.Q. Land Forces V a Coy That frish left back McMichael, played for Hongkong in 12 Club ht, XV v Army at Sookun- "representative | poo on Saturday, kick-off 4.15 pm- successive Dur Neville; langkong Sig. San vwell as he played, was decidedly

Walden Kirkwood, Home,

(O.C.), 1.9. 27 H.A.A. Regt (Sookuspoo) | weak on his right side; that a matcher.

(1.C.), Leyton. CTAI p.in.-Bdr Neville, 27

The to the Inside might have pass R.A.M.C. H.K.C.T.U. Happy

(Capt), Lambert, Valley) 4.30 p.m.-Pe Armstrong: caught him napping and have of Tso Kwal-shing, Fung King-Talamo Bunto Command Pay Office V 110 1: Bly given Wright a free run-in on cheung, A. V. Gosano, Lee Wal-Taylor, Malay Reserve-Colc

Ciuh 2nd XV v 32 Med. Riặt ILA. "B" Happy Valley) 130 p.m.-S01 | goal.

tong and 1p Pak-wah is still at Bookunpoo, on Saturday, kick-of remembered as the best Hong-

Hopkin Dahlel. Bluck, Shannon, kong ever put in the field.

B.A.S.C. (Soskunpoo) 2.30 p.m.-

Coy

may not be booked by four-balls.

Not timing have been ordered for all players. The cost of two tiffins Kennedy: 170 Lt. By "A" y A‚Ä. That Scoular's wandering was will be charged to each member of Workstions (Stanley) 2.30 p.m.-Dur the losing team.

leaving

Ketterick..

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LOVE LETTUCE AND TOMATO JUICE

THERES SOMETHING FUNNY ABOUT THIS SOMEWHERE

Alderton, Ingirs, Roberis. Darby, Kilvert: Gillard. West, Flax man, Robertson,

Itussol, Dowden.

Army XV v Club ist XV at Soo-" kunpoo on Saturday, kick-of is p.m.Loo, Gerrard, Hall-Kippen, Hartland, Wren,· Goodburn, Amold (Capt), Lane, Foster, Itoden. Ausun, Wynter. Gunton, Hall, Crafter.

1.A.2. XV v Royal Navy At Bookunpoo on Saturday, kick-oXX 3.15 pmHerris, Scottock, Jamer, Watking, Murphy, Hauxwell. Mildan, Wame. Clayton, Chapman, Davidson, Agar, Dewill, Morrison, Wheldon.

Royal Navy XV v BA‚F. at Sou- kunpon on Saturday, Lick-ott 5.15 Dm.Thomas, Herford, Latiey, Nor- man Capt), Sampson, Ruddiman, Falwell. Steven, Owen, Cone), tall, Morison. Killot. Harrison, Blako.

BOCCER

Army 1st XI v RA.F.at, Bek Kang on Bunday at 4 p.m.-Williama, Pownall, Wolk, Adama - (R. Big), Poole, Osborno,, Adamu (0.1.R.), 19ent. Marston, Crilly, Ward,

Army 2nd XI V.RAP, ni-Kat

Tak on Bunday at 250 dow

King, Macintosh, Howap,

لاموني

Bossal), Kennedy, Marri Turner, Nail...," Reserves-Campbell, Allen, HL,

Applications For Alterew Training (Plší). List of applications for Air- crew training has now been_closed. Trade Training, Fighter Plotters.

"D" Watcher —— 5.0.R. — 5,45 Fighter Controllers Thursday, No- vember 20-Q HKDF6.30 p.m. Transport leaves Murray Parada

anki p.m

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Ground at 5.15 pm, Tuesday, No- BEAUTY PARLOUR

vember 25-11Q RUHKDF— 5.30 p.m. Transport leaves Murray Parade Ground at 5.35 p.m. Thursday, No- p.In. vember 27-HQ

Murray Parade

Ground leaves

at 3.15 p.m. Clerk P.A. Coures. Thursday, November 20- HQ RHKDF—9__2.m, (full day). Transport leaves Star Ferry at 8.45

a.m.

Idonuty Cards. Identity Cards for the undermentioned personnel are gwalting collection al HQ KDF Happy Valley. Fa. On J.E.L. Larsen. and AC JG.M. Dewar.

(9gd.) G. I. CALVERT, Major for Deputy Commandant,

R.H.K.D.F.

CIVIL AID

Orders issued by the Hon. C.E. Terry, Commissioner, Civil Aid Services, of November 21, 1952.

Command Post Training --Command Post Training, Hongkang and Kow. Toon, as per training programine.

The Wardens Bervice Order fasued by-Lt-Col. I. Owen Hughes, OBE, ED, Chief Warden, of November 21, 1952.

Appointments, Warden Service- With the approval

Ikon, of the Commissioner, Civil Aid Services, the Chief Warden has made the following appointment:

Mr Ng Yuk-key to act as Deputy Zone Warden, Shamshuipo, w.e...

1.11.52.

The Chief Warden has made the following appointments;

6101 Mr Chow Hon-ming. $177. Mr Lal Liso to act as Post Wardens w.c.1. 7.11.02; 5171 Mr Horn Poy, 0183 Mr Leung Lul-fon, 3187 Mr Johang Wong, to be Deputy Post: Wardens w.e.f. 7.11.62; 5107 Mr Chan Kam- chuen, 5121 Mr Li Ping-yue, 5179_Mṛ Law Chit-kit, to act as Deputy Post Wardens wet. 7.11.82,

The

Training, Warden Service. present sortes of clames in General Course Balshes in the week begin=" ning on November 17, 1952, and there are no classes in the week beginning November 24, 1953, unless individual- ly noted by class instructors.

Examination.-An examination will take place on December B. 1932 for all who have been altending the General Course just concluded, and for those who failed in the las ex amination on July 22. 1952. Classis Will attend for examination at 30 pam, dern on December 8 as detail- ed hereunder:

Banham Road- King's College, Courses UL/I

UL/I: UL/3 and Queen's College, Causeway Bay Courses E/4, E/6, E/6, BV/2 and Q/3; Third Bt Louls Industrial School, Street-Courson C/A, CA, WA and School, W/4; Put Ching Middle Waterloo Road Courses T/2, 1/2.

YA, YA, M/3, M/4, B5P/3, 8SP/4 and K/2.

The examination will last for two

hours. Stationery will be provided

but members should bring their pens" or pencils.

The following sre nominated as Invigilator for iber examination and are required to be present at 7.16 p.m. sharp.

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Wong Yee-wa, A.R. Leong: Queen's College-A.E.it, Rsteek, Fung Yeon- Jerks Lo Chi-chi Wong Hing- shuen, Andrew Tee,. Ng Pack-choen; St. Loube 9, Itafeak, Lau Kai-ming, Les Tin-sing: Pui Ching-lau Ping- kwani, N.la”, Leonard, H.C. LAU, Won. Khi chùa

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to are nominated The following mark papers, and they will receive from tits ofice on the 10th or lith December a bundle of papers together with mode] answers prepared by the Board of Examiners:-

Mr Lo Yu-yan, Mr Lok Kal-gring, Mir Fung Yan-leung. Mr NE F*ck chuen, Mr B. Farook, Me 11.C. Lan, Mt Eric Tang, Mr Lau Kig-yuen, Mr. To Lut, KF Wong Wing-ox, Mr Ol-man, Mr Toog Bikeming, Me Hannon Wong, bár Zol Meng-choon, Mr Leo Thur Wong Yee-wah. Kr K.8. Leung, Mr. Piu Citi-tuen,

Exercise-Larkspur Separate thstructions are being denied regarding this exercise which takes place on 30th November, 1902.

Alantain Toro, Chjet Burt Oficer, Civil Aid Bervices.

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