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Part of the Christian Denominations and Sects Commons, Christianity Commons, and the Higher Education Commons iolume lO, Number 2 ORAL ROBERTS UNIVERSITY, TULSA. OKLAHOMA September 13,1974 C1íêérleqders go, fight, win qt Cqliforniq compet¡tion Titan cheerleaders walked panied to California by their its choreography, projection, away with a triple sweep of sponsor, Sandra Thresher, a for- technique, originality, and uni- awards at the College Song Girl mer instructor with the National formity in executing a routine of Clinic and Competition held last Cheerleaders Association. Yell its own design. The individual week on the campus of Univer- leaders Phil Cooke and Wayne competition involved clinic- sity of California at Santa Ba¡b- Choisnet attended gy m n a s t i c taught routines and tested the ata. and pep-boosting sessions of the overall ability of each squad The 5 ORU coeds bested clinic. member to learn and perform 350 other college cheerleaders to Cheerleaders Janiece Shibley cheerleading and pom-pon rou- take first-place honors in both and Margo Dodds, who won 8 tines of different types. the Original Routine Competition of ORU's 16 blue ribbons in the The clinic a¡rd competition and the Individual Performance individual-performance category, were sponsored by the National Competition, in which they won were invited by the National Cheerleaders Association in co- 16 out of 20 first-place ribbons. Cheerleaders Association to be operation with the California Competing were Janiece Shib- instructors during next year's na- Specialty Camps and were direct- ley, Margo Dodds, Roni Hicks, tionwide series of clinics. ed by L. R. Herkimer. The clinic Sylvia Jones, and Pam Tanner. In the original routine compe- was held from August 31 to Sep- In addition to the two toP tition the squad was judged on tember 4. technical honors, the ORU squad received the "Spirit Stick," an award presented by the clinic teaching staff to the cheerleading squad that contributed the most Totql enrollment exceeds enthusiasm and best exemplified Cheerleqders Morgo Dodds, Sylvio Jones, Pom Tonner, Roni tlicks, the spirit of goodwill during and com- Shible¡ received fwo top technicol honors qnd the "Spirir Srick" classroom, workshop, 3500, Romsqy onnounces the College compelition held qt U.S.B. in eorly September petitive sessions. The cheerleaders were ac@m- Oral Roberts Univers,ity's hous- Total enrollment includ,ing ing capacity is packed out this commùters, part-time- students, fall, with 2,150 students assigned and persons registered for the scromble ves snofu to the residence halls. This in- Holy Spirit and Miracles class-- cludes 40 men who are presently number more than 3,500. living three to a room on a temp- Xhe Office of Records and Ad- "Ifs not rude, nor will it cause friends include a smoother flow gests that student not stack trays orary basis. With commuters, the missions, under the d'irection of pandemonium for students of traffic, therefore a shoFter on the conveyer belt. total number of full-time students Chuck Ramsay, is currently in- you cut into line in front of wait, and food's staying wanner If students were to check the stands at 2,500. All 50 states and vestigatlng the reason for the sur- the cafeteria," says Carl Gruen- Ionger. complaint amount waste that passes One chief of abou,t 30 foreign countries a¡e plus enrollment, and will have a Manager. , Saga Food Service against Saga is cold food. All food along the conveyer belt every represented in this enrollment. report coming in several weeks. ;is presentþ serving 20 pe,o- is checked to make sure it is hot day, the waste per student in dol- per minute, while institution before being served. lars multiplied by 2,000 would the Scramble System--cutting Leave all trays on the tray result in bette¡ food quantity and and out of lines as the space guides and glasses on the tays; quality. increase this num- this will reduce the number of By employing these various to 35 spilled hays and broken glasses. suggestions, Ca¡l Gruenler as- One who insists upon waiting The "seconds" counter is located sures greater efficiency in the for friends tends to block inside the cafeteria and the sup staff, quicker lines, less financial get knocked around, and ply is guaranteed by Saga to be waste, and inevitably a better food to get cold. The bene- hot and constant. To help the food qualþ. of waiting outside for staff in tùre d,ishroom, Carl sug- Go geü 'em, gols Gi¡ls, now's the time to ask tote Demo Convention that guy. Sadie Hawkins Day is coming Saturday, September 21. Beginning at 4 p.m., Saga will Cornett serve a special hillbilly steak din- ner. Dress fo¡ this will be stictly duds such as overalls, hats, and freckles. From 5 to 6 p.m. there will be a Hillbilly Hoedown in the cafete¡ia with skits, country music, and the Li'l Abner and Daisy Mae Contest. An all-school open house will be fuom 7 to 9 p.m. All wings are encouraged to decorate their halls. Country Coffeehouse will be in Cardone Dining Hall with hill- il affairs after attending Girl's billy movies, apple cider, car- late, a lO-day governmental toons, and party pics from 9 to brkshop, she volunteered assis- 12 p.m. "Admission will be 49 nce in local elections. Attend- cents per person, but, girls, your g a precinct convention as a date gets in for only 1 cent. So, tizen, she was elected to repre- girls, start asking," says Ric nt her precinct at the county fames, Social Functions Chai¡- rnvention. At the county con- man. intion she was nominated as a Sadie Hawkins, being held this Jegate at large to the Demo- Connie Cornell, o freshmon, will semester as a joint effort by As- Ploy it ogoin, Roger htic Convention. She will help be leoving Mondoy for lhe Texo¡ sociated Men and Women Stu- Professor Roger Lentz concentrotes on his messoge in music during his and con- Slole Democrolic Convention. She dents and Social Functions, is pre

a Whom to wotch tn '76? Orol Roberts TT{E OPáCLE September 13,1974 by rondy dcy revival. Apparently Graham's as- writer George R. Plagenze de- his critics. Maybe more of them Whom should we watch in the sociation in the public mind with tailed several facets of President than in the past. But they no volume 10, number 2 1976 presidential campaign? Be- former President Nixon has Roberts' ministry to inform those longer bother him. Why should lieve it or not, according to a blurred his image as the leader of uninformed of its scope. He fo- they? His Christmas TV special ken irby editor published story in the Scripps- the politically decisive majority cused especially on the television dtew 47 million listeners in the rondy doy ossociole editor Howard chain of newspapers, of 30 million evalgelicals of vot- ministry. About the Summer '74 United States. The Bing Crosby --- the people to watch are Sen. Ed- ing age. Oral Roberts may be Contact special he commented, TV special lllad 49 million Iisten- lodonno rogers --- copY editor ward M. Kennedy, D-Mass.; stepping into Graham's place as "It presented an image of the ers. The Bob Hope special had 50 odvertising President Gerald R. Ford; and "the man who more consistently United States that both political million. Oral Roberts is right up scot strong Oral Roberts. than anyone else expresses the as- parties will be trying hard to there." rhondo schell ------news The article contends that Rob- pirations and fears of the bulk identify with in 1976." Presiden. President Roberts isn't overly erts is replacing Evangelist Billy of his fellow-citizens," to use the Roberts,is apparently being court- impressed. He commented, "l debbie voughn feotures Graham in a position of enor- words applied to Graham in 1972 ed by both parties before election. don't think have this kind of I dovid grimes entertoinment mous political leverage created according to the story. To quote the last paragraph of influence, but it's interesting --- as a result of a fundamentalist Scripps-Howard reli gi o n the story: "Oral Roberts still has speculation." rondy howell --- phoTogroPhy dione iurgensmeyer-office mgr. Art mark sr\werS rondy howell --- business mgr. lynn m. nichols odviser 9 * heidi suechting, cloudio honey, Scnn,"l cothy sonco, loni I iohnson, O * rocque lindemonn, renee col- o ) will, brion londers, phyllis ú john ricky I wolls, crowder, ( snelling, teri io sprogul, deb- e bie fitus contributors published fridoys. member of oklohomo collegioie press osso- t ciotion ond ossocioted collegiote press. subscriptions $3 o semes- fer. office locoted in room 22 oÍ student cenler of orol roberfs university, lulso, oklo. 74102. telephone 743-6161, ext. 510 or 5l l. September 13, 1974, THE ORACTE-Pcge 3 Boren ond McSpodden bottle ¡t out in Tuesdoy runoff made by cothY sonco asainst women. Though he ob- ing the legislation which tãined a signilicant reduction, he the Port of Catoosa and the Port NOTE: Oklahoma guberna- wants to do away with it com- of Muskogee possible. He also torial candidates David Boren ^pleteiy. led the fight for the l8-Year-old and Clem McSPadden will clash Boren atlvocates taking politics vote. in the Democratic Primary run- out of the penal system and Put- Like Boren, he has stated that off September 17. The following ting the program on a Profession- "the governor's office should not summãrizes some of the major al basis. He feels the governor be in any way involved in the issues confronting voters, and should be out of the Parole bus- day-to-day operation of the Pa- both men's stands. iness, and supPorts the establish- role board," and also oPPosed the "It's clean-uP time in Okla- ment of a full-time Parole board. unfair inheritance tax. homa," asserts David Boren, 33- Cqttlemqn Clem Oklahoma-registered ORU stu- vear-old attornev from Seminole, dents are encouraged to be reP- ánd "sweeping óut old-guard Pol- Boren's oPPonent in the Pri- resented by voting in the election itics" is what the Boren Broom mary runoff is Clem McSPadden, of this state's next governor. Brigade is all about. Boren is an 48-viear-old cattleman and bus- McSpadden and Boren earned adamant believer in an oPen gov- ineésman from Chelsea, and Pre- the right to face each other in ernment that will be resPonsive sently serving as Second District the primary runoff by ousting in- to the people. cumbent Governor David Hall Toble-fop from the pricture. The winner of Pol¡t¡cs the race will meet R.epublican McSpodden: He has centered his camPaign James Inhofe in the general elec- Dovid Boren: Clem on the belief that "government tion. Cleoning up Oklohomo Emphosis on educolion should be on top of the table, including Oklahoma universities, not unàer the table," and he state colleges, junior colleges, and holds that "no major decisions medical and health sciences cen- affecting the lives of Oklahomans ter. He is "stronglY oPPosed to should be made in closed com- the creation of anY new institu- mittee meetings or behind closed tions of higher learning until doors." those that now exist are financed MASSIE DRUG Boren believes that classroom adequately." teachers' salaries should be in- Mcspadden recognizes the im- creas€d to match those of other portance of meeting our urban Welcome back and good luck states, and class sizes reduced to needs, and says he will Push for improve the qualitY of classroom rapid completion of exPressw¿Ys instruction. vitally needed in Oklahoma CitY at ORU this He led the fight to do awaY and Tulsa. Year. with the unfair inheritance tax Some of his accomPlishments which he says discriminates as Congressman include authoriz- Stop in ond buy your school supplies, cosmetics, drugs, ond prescriptions. Russell Stover Condies Revlon-Mox Foctor

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A refreshing second olbum 'Fi nol Touch'

recorded by love Song on Myrrh records reviewed by dove grimes

Today the most popular and successful Jesus band is not Pe- tra, Barry McGuire, or even the Second Chapter of Acts. It is Love Song, and if you liked their first LP, you will definitely enjoy their second, entitled "Final Touch." It is full of refreshing new arrangements. I "Since I Opened Up The Door," the first song on the al- part which exhibits Love Song's bum, is a good tune to begin ability to run the gamut of style, the album, but I prefer the style from country to folk to pop. that Brotherly Kindness uses. As for tune weaving, Love Since Love Song wrote it, though, Song is to the contemporary gos- who should know better how to pel music field as David Gates sing it? Instrumentally, it sounds and Bread were to the rock in- much the same as "Front Seat, dustry. The music of Love Song Back Seat" from their first al- is pleasing and soothing, while bum, "Love Song." their lyrics are enjoyable, intell- Did you say you want humor igible, and stimulating. Perhaps in your music? Well, then, "The the title, "Final Touch," has ref- Cossack Song" (Rock 'n Roll erence to the potential we display Ruskie) is a number you will en- after allowing God to "make us joy. It carries a serious message, over." Every one of the songs however; it speaks of the plight encourages the listener to give of those on the wrong side at his life to Cbrist. These words the Battle of Armageddon. It im- seem to relate the message quite plies that the wrath of God is well: Oliviq ond Mqc leqve rheir mqrk on Tulsq nothing to trifle with. The mes- "Think about what Jesus said sage is ¡einforced with a Bach- Before you let your mind reject Singers Olivio Newlon-John ond Moc Dovis, olong ot Mobee Cenler. Olivio ond Moc song songs Frcd Smool, entertoined o ronging pop Ío counlry in style ond creoled man-Turner O v e r d ri v e beat. Him with worm-up comedion from "Book of Life," a very country Listen to your heart instead wqrm ond receplive Tulso oudience Fridoy night o friendly ropporl with their oudience. tune, has an excellent steel guitar And you will accept Him."

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by lorry wolker day by the Morrisons, their staff, Everyone-boys, girls, staff, and and student volunteers from any "unlucky" Nestled valley, between ORU student who in a ORU. there-stampedes two tree-covered slopes, lie the is to the ball five The school was begun in June diamond, where a fast game of buildings which together are played. called the Cherokee Children 1967 with the specific purpose softball is After lunch Mission School. The oldest build- of reaching the forgotten Chero- the kids have a little free time ing, formerly a Methodist kee population, decendants of followed by arts a¡d crafts time. church, houses the school's kitch- survivo¡s of "The Trail of Tears" The kids choose the a¡ea of interest they leather- en, classroom equipment, and a tragedy which occur¡ed over 135 will take: work, sewing ceramics, bell, mou¡ted in the steeple above years ago. Serving the children of or wood- the entrance. the Cherokee "because of a God- shop, and go to that group. Then everyone mobs the ball diamond Every Saturday morning, the given love and compassion" for them, the Morrisons have again, where the second world stillness of the valley is broken by (the reached into the hearæ of the series takes place girls us- the sound of the bell as it signals ually win the first one). The the Cherokees and tùrrough loving beginning of another day of game is followed with a snack classes. The peal of the bell has service and hrumble belief ex- tracted respect a¡d tn¡st. and devotions led by lvlrs. Mor- hardly faded when the valley is rison. After the kids leave, the filled with another sound, much valley is again silent, except for gentler A full loqd and sweeter than the bell. the eternal sounds of crickets and The sound seems to belong to the Today M¡s. Morrison watches birds, and the whisper of the valley, to be part as of it, if ifs the school's bw pull into the yard wind. always been there. The sound is loaded to capacity with faces, the melodic voices children, In- of dian faces, adorned with broad, Like litle children singing songs about Jesus. gleaming smiles against da¡k If you are interested in sharing backgrounds. She knows where ORU involvemenl your time, your life, and Jesus she belongs. She knows that her with tåese children Mrs. years and For approximately 7 years, of back-breaking work be- Morrison, you are welcome. The ORU has been a part of this side her husband have not been in kids are sh¡ but they'll be all scene. Since 1968, Christian Ser- vain. over you before the fi¡st wo¡ld Srl^l[ES, SWINGS AND SHARING . . . A couple of Cherokee girls swing vice Council has supported the When the children arrive, they series is over. You'll know why cnd giggle ot the Cherokee Children Mission School in Tohlequoh. Couù ministry of Mr. and Mrs. Morri- pile out to organizs a game of Jesus said we must be like little they be tolking obout boys or bosebt¡ll? son, the founders of the Mission catch or Frisbee. The younger children. Ken-ney Russel, 742- School south of Tahleq¡¡¿6. P,t.- boys are usually wrestling some- 0213, is coordinator for this ing that time, the good message of where in the yard. When the CSC ministry. Ch¡ist's love has reached further steeple bell rings, they all scram- Tonight at 7:00 rn Zappelt, th SAVE UP TO 50% ON and deeper into the Cherokee ble into the small church build- CSC will present opportunities ccmnuaity than ever before. The ing for a time of singing and available to students looking for a message was not ¡eceived because 1s¿çhing. The kids a¡e then divid- place to serve. The Indian Mission TOP.QUATITY it was preached day after da¡ ed into groups for individual class is merely one of the many CSC but because it was lived day after teaching. Then, it's g¿¡me rime. ministries. * A¡r Suspens¡on Speokers * Turntobles * Amplifiers Unired Freighr Sqles ank f We hove some of the best prices in town! 6524 EosT Pine Weekdoys 9-9 Soturdoy 9-5 Sundoy l-ó ommcrcc In Jenks

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LEEPY 6625 South lewis 200 Eqst Mqin FÎ oLtow For Reservations lirr¡t 5l¡¡l¡ 3 Oi¡le¡ Jenks, 749.11 r r 743-1946 Oklqhomq N+ 2*)-5096 Poge 6-THE ORACLE, Seprember 13, lg74 D¡nner qnd foshion show IF.IE CALEND/R SATURDAY World Outreoch Meeting, LRC Movie: "The Doy of the Jockol," 2O7A&B,5p.m. hishlight AWS cqlendqr Howqrd AudiTorium, I p.m. FRIDAY SUNDAY Foculty Recifol, Joyce Bridgmon, An eventful is with lnternotionol Sludents' Club, semester a Goodwill box, writing an post a monthly newsletter, its Piono, Recitol p.m. planned Associated Fireside Room,2 p.m. Holl, 8 by ïVomen orphan to be adopted through budget, financial report, and oth- Students with activities involving AWS, and sewing MONDAY SATURDAY doll clothes for er pertinent information. Also, all areas of interest. In athletics underprivileged Speed-reoding, Sodie Howkins Dinner, children at AWS meetings will be held on Zoppelt l02, 7-9 Cofe- be an exercise and aer- Cbristmas. p.m. terio, 4-ó:30 p.m. 'rthere will the third Saturday of every month bbic,,Seminar' wnict will'include In collaboration with the As- 10:30 Cheerleoding Tryouts, Howord Open House All Dorms, 7-9 p.m. at a.m. in the area by exercises and aerobic dance. For sociated Men Students, AWS Dean Inbody's office. Auditorium,6 p.m. Coffeehouse, Cordone, 9 p.m. those academically per- planning minded is several activities. Al- Those women students who THURSDAY SUNDAY sons, time-management ready a sem- on the açnda are a canoe haven't paid their AWS dues will Student Educqtion Associotion, Kothryn Kuhlmon, iuar has tentativelv Mobee Cen- been sched- trip October 12, tl;Le fifth semi- not be issued their October meal Toppelt, 7:00-8:30 p.m. ter, 2 p.m. uled for January with the annual theme, Road Rally November 2, tickets until AWS has received How to Get Things Done and i¡ 24 a taffy pull and tree-decor- their $2. Dues may be paid to Hours. ating contest December 14. Ellen Von Fange, Room 722, September 23 is the first Open House began Monday Women's High Rise. scheduled of the Women's Din- in Susie Vinson and Braxton Hall. MURRAY's WHEET ners. Special speakers, door Open House at the Men's Twin prizes, and fashion shows will be Towers and Shakarian Hall will Reqd w¡th speed ATIGNMENT higblights of these dinners. be Sunday, September 15; at Wo- @ In a drag the A ; enough b 2O/" discount proiec d pages on rorql bill w¡rh ORU l.D. as mu has time. pay, and all äorms will be open Complete Some suggestions for "."1r::t service in: @ Elecfric wheel bqloncing. tt Drum Turning. these projects include helping from 7 until 9 p.m. October-30 will host a special September 16 a speed-reading ! Power steering. power brokes. Open House I C Broke service. in all dorms for Halloween, with course will be offered on campus, guaranteed double your carnival booths set up in the to read- See: Front POSTON'5 women's dorms. rng rate, or your money will be End Jim refunded. Another goal of the AWS this semester The course will be taught 42lO S. Peoriq ph. 74g-2T57 RIVERSIDE is dorm improvements. in To help in this task AWS has Zoppelt 102 on Monday nights, put a suggestion box on every September 16, 23, and 30 from FroRrsTs floor. Every suggestion will re- 7 until 9. The fee for the course ceive a personal response from is $36, payable to the instructor or the dorm vice-president. to the Business Office after the Complete Floro I How does one get more in- first class. All materials will be formation about these and other provided. Service AWS activities? Watch for a bul- Enroll now and be on your Cqmpus Store letin board to be placed near way to conquering reading prob- the l0% Discount elevator. On it AWS will lems. OPEN TO SERVE YOU for qll ORU students NOW 8 q.m.-4:30 p.m. OPEN ) Plzz.^ Now thor you hove most of your books for the

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Why not go on o Conoe G tENilER$ floot trip on the lllinois River ot Sporrow Howk Comp, 5 miles north of Tohlequoh cn Stote Highwoy 10. We hove speciol student rotes be- ginning September I 4th. O DRY CLEANING 14 Miles (4-ó hours) THE WORLD'S LARGEST O SUEDE CLEANING $3.5O per person TRAVELING MULTI-MEDIA PRODUCTION O ALTERATIONS & lnfrqmurqls kicked off the first week of qction Mondoy with fourleen gomes sloled in four doys. ln o proclice gome-. Richord Engler flips o Miles (2-3 hours) REPAIRS 7 9 Performqnces in Tulso desperu?ian poss in the foce of Ricky Snelling's chorge. $g.OO per person Fridoy ond Scturdoy, O SHIRTS & LAUNDRY (September 20,21) 8 p.m., lO p.m., & I2 midnighr 4 Miles (l-2 hours) 3 convenienl $2.0O per person Sundoy, September 22 locolions ol 4 p.m., ó p.m. ond lO p.m. Car Buying ooo Wrile for our free brochure. Tickels on sole now ot BI I4 S. HARVARD Corson Atlrqctions 299-9619 Does Not Hqve To Be A Problem! Sporrow Hqwk Comp $3.00 odvonce $3.50 ot the door loop Route 5943 S. LEWIS I wont to help you underslond everything obout Af Tulso's Tohlequoh, Okla.74464 the new ond used cor morket, ond do my port to Acousticolly Perfecl 743-1660 ATTN: Corl George find you o good cor ot o reosonoble price. Assembly Cenler 5044 S. LEWIS Tell me whot you need, whot you con offord, your 747-5606 ond l'll do my best to find the cor thol fits budget ond meets your needs.

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SOUTH TULSA ASSEMBLY OF GOD We're grofeful for your potronoge!

Christian Chapel Ç Our services are at Mason Senior High just two miles from ORU! \ A NEW CHURCH: BORN IN 1974 Ivz* a PASTA YOU,LL ENJOY SUNDAY SCHOOL l0 q.m. JON WAKEFIELD Free Silenf & Sound Movies Luncheon Hours MONDAY WORSHIP I I o.m. (PASTOR) While you dine I l:3O o.m.-l I p.m. Speciol Fri. & Sot. 'til I q.m. EVENING SERVICE ó'30 p.m. Groduote ORU 1969 Mondoy-Soturdoy Sun.4p.m.-ll p.m.

Speciol Music College S.S. Closs ALSO: Another Film A Speciol Meeting 743-0077 I I 14 E. ólsl (between Peorio & Riverside) TRANSPORTATION FROM ORU: SUNDAY 9:30-9:45 o.m. Dine in or corry out BonkAmericord occepled Poge 8-THE ORACLE, September lg, lg74

HUD gives $2.9 million 'Psrk won'l violqÍe rìver, Proiecl direclo r cr s., u,re,

THE RIGORS OF ENROI.I.MENT o litfle short of roble spoce this studenf using finds the floor on lhe Aerobics Cenler to fill out his schedule cord. A record enroll ment of 3..500 full ond porf_time sfu- dents entered ORU this foll. run club plqns events, urged to 'Run For Fun' alumni, spouses, and children.. . facurty women and*i*;lti- f e m a I e Each run will have co.mperitive ,pourË, .r -oirU äà categories: vounssters- bús and .iutr, girls of ãn¿ energetics, faculty men o{u tãcultí-staíf; pig_ ;;¡';;i;.p.uses of ORU facurty tails, female students; ota pïoi, ;;ã men ;;;;. students who feel advaìrced fl"-!ìì,"'^p".rons piritorophy the in running abilitv of club is and-whg_!1r" .o to mnrung ex- compete .opportunity penence;111^r_._T.. ""m.peiitive agarnsr rrme and others amateurs. men students in cãtegori"es .o-pãrãur"-t" who feel themselves ;h;i; as Ueginners, i,;;ä;'and abi_lity. The club or may be new to the aerobicé rroprs program .,the ôI-p"titive-on ruining i¡iltã or who have little or no icing the cakd,"fói-n. competitive experience; figurines, OiU-á".ã¡i". pãg."ã.

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