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... MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION jHanuficvipts FROM Hamilton Palace. FIEST ... ...floriated border tcith Arms of Bishop Archioni, olive morocco, gilt edges, by C. Lewis folio. ... ...ipt, ^citli 2 engravings (7| by 5| inches), red morocco extra, gilt edges, by C. Lewis Ato. S^EC. XVIII19 ALEXA... ...ms finely illuminated in gold and colours, Jwgskin, leather joints, g. e. hy C. Lewis, folio. S^C. xv 25 Andrade Caminha ... ...(13 by ^^ inches), very distinctly ivritten, red mo7'occo extra, gilt edges, by C. Lewis folio. S^c. xv ... ...ed uith figures), illumiruded in gold and colours, russia extra, gilt edges, hy C. Lewis, with arms of Hanrott and mott... ...ioiis Paintings, imiyle velvet, gilt edges, by C. Lewis, with arms of the Duke of Hamilton in gold on sides, 4to. SiEC. xiii %*... ...HE LIVES AND ACTIONS OF JAMES AND WILLIMI DUK:ES OF HAMILTON, &c. Manuscript {pages 1... ...old and colours, red morocco extra, gilt edges, with arms of the Duke of Hamilton in gold on sides ...

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... 41 42 George Lewis Becke Concerning "Bully" HayesFrom "The Strange Adventure Of James ... ...in Apia, and came down full speed from PagoPago in Tutuila. Captain Edward Hamilton was then pilot, and broughtthe _Narrangansett_ in. The moment the ... ... then I'll go and see what all this is about." Thisofficer afterwards told Hamilton that he was so struck with Bully's cooleffrontery, and his equally...

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...SILVER, AND COPPER. 66 Samuel Osgood and Walter Livingston’s April 8, 1786 Report 69 April 8, 1786 72 Thomas Jefferson’s 1791 Report 74 Alexander Hamilton’s January 1791 Report 79 Appendix D: Primary Coinage Acts 99 1792, April 2 100 1834, June 28 104 1837, January 18 105 1849, March 3 111 1853, February 21 112 1873, February 12 114 1878, February 28 126 1879...

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............................................................................... 74 Alexander Hamilton’s January 1791 Report ............................... ...ng : l Connecticut: Wm Sam. Johnson, Roger Sherman New York: Alexander Hamilton New Jersey: Wil: Livingston, David Brearly, Wm.... ...ss Caeser Rodney Geo. Read Tho M: Kean Wm. Floyd Phil. Livingston Fran . Lewis s Lewis Morris Richd. Stockton Jno. Withersp... ...cott On the part and behalf the State of New York. Jas. Duane Wm. Duer Fra. Lewis Gouv. Morris On the part and behalf of ... ...nsideration and determination.78 Appendix C: Reports Alexander Hamilton’s January 1791 Report JANUARY 28, ... ...tion seems to be manifest. All which is humbly submitted. ALEXANDER HAMILTON, Secretary of the Treasury.98 A... ...e one hundredth anniversary of the exploration of the Oregon country by CaptainsMeriwether Lewis and William Clark in the years eighteen hundred and f... ...e one hundredth anniversary of the exploration of theOregon country by Captains Meriwether Lewis and William Clark, and “by means of said exhibition t... ...ts and inhabitants of said State, was authorized and appointed,known and designated as the Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition Commission, and the L...

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.... JAMES CHADWICK (1891-1974) English Physicist 345 Discovered the Neutron. RADIOISOTOPES AND THE RADIOISOTOPE TRACING TECHNIQUE 349 GILBERT N. LEWIS (1875-1946) American Chemist 349 Helped to develop the new science of Thermodynamics. First to prepare Heavy Water with Deuterium. HAROLD C. UREY (1893-1981) American Chemist 351 Discovered the Heavy Hydrogen Is...

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...OTOPES AND THE RADIOISOTOPE TRACING TECHNIQUE .............. 349GILBERT N. LEWIS (1875-1946) American Chemist ........................................... ...) French Physicist...................................... 697GILBERT NEWTON LEWIS (1875 – 1946) American Chemist .................................. 697... ...burg, under the Irishmathematician and child prodigy, SIR WILLIAM R. HAMILTON and then went on topursue his studies in Berlin and Paris in 1856.... ...velopment of the ELECTRONIC THEORY by the American Chemist, GILBERTNEWTON LEWIS in 1916. The great American Chemist, LINUS CARL PAULINGexpan... ...RADIOISOTOPES and the RADIOISOTOPE TRACING TECHNIQUE by GILBERT N. LEWIS, HAROLD C. UREY, GYORGY HEVESY and RUDOLF SCHOENHEIMER. 4. Th... ...was an enormous proliferation on the study of RADIOISOTOPES.GILBERT NEWTON LEWIS (1875-1946) American Chemist. With the advent of the 20th century... ...rgh under the IrishMathematician and child prodigy, WILLIAM R. HAMILTON, and then went on topursue graduate studies in Berlin and Par...

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...ICIAN 126 CARL GUSTAV JACOBI (1804 - 1851) GERMAN MATHEMATICIAN 127 KARL T. WEIERSTRASS (1815 - 1897) GERMAN MATHEMATICIAN 128 SIR WILLIAM R. HAMILTON (1805 - 1865) IRISH MATHEMATICIAN 129 CHARLES HERMITE (1822 - 1901)- FRENCH MATHEMATICIAN 129 GEORG CANTOR (1845 - 1918) - GERMAN MATHEMATICIAN AND PHILOSOPHER 131 CARL L. VON LINDEMANN (1852 - 1939) GERMAN...

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...................................................................... 131SIR WILLIAM R. HAMILTON (1805 - 1865)IRISH MATHEMATICIAN ........................ ...RWIN,MENDEL, CURIE, KELVIN, SODDY, THOMSON, RUTHERFORD, BOHR, PLANCK,LEWIS, CALVIN, KREBS, PAULING, CRICK, WATSON, HEISENBERG, ... ...ny outstanding studies in themathematical sciences. SIR WILLIAM ROWAN HAMILTON 131SIR WILLIAM ROWAN H... ... 131SIR WILLIAM ROWAN HAMILTON (1805 - 1865) - IRISH MATHEMATICIAN. SIR WILLIAM HAMILTON was born on August 4, 1805. HAMILTON attended Tri... ...est honors in mathematics. The Irish Mathematician and child prodigy, SIR WILLIAM HAMILTON createdthe new field of NON-COMMUTATIVE ALGEB... ... his outstanding career at Cornell University.These included: The JOHN FREDERICK LEWIS AWARD (1972), The HUMBOLDTPRIZE (1979) and the GOL... ...d PHOTON was later proposed in 1926 by thefamous American Chemist, GILBERT N. LEWIS (1875 - 1946). - In 1911, ERNEST RUTHERFORD (1871... .... - The Great Evolution Mystery. Harper & Row, Publishers, New York, 1983.Thomas, Lewis - The Lives of a Cell. Bantam Books, Inc. Toronto, 197... ...homas, Lewis - The Medusa and The Snail. Bantam Books, Inc. Toronto, 1979.Thomas, Lewis - Late Night Thoughts on Listening to Mahler’s Ninth Symph...

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...ht that he might have requited those services betterthan by treating it as Lewis had treated Paris. Halifax ventured to hintthis, but was silenced by ... ...e state became visible.William might indeed, if he had been as absolute as Lewis, have usedsuch sharp remedies as would speedily have restored to the ... ...verforgot. He went home a devoted adherent of William and a mortalenemy of Lewis.76The office of Pensionary, always important, was peculiarly importan... ...t the Sultan, who was waging waragainst the House of Austria on the Danube.Lewis had, towards the close of the preceding year, taken his enemiesat a d... ...n the continent, and James might have continued togovern England. Happily, Lewis, under an infatuation which many piousProtestants confidently ascribe... ...er-William opens a Negotiation with Tyrconnel-The Templesconsulted-Richard Hamilton sent to Ireland on his Parole-Tyrconnelsends Mountjoy and Rice to ... ...in the South unableto resist-Enniskillen and Londonderry hold out; Richard Hamiltonmarches into Ulster with an Army-James determines to go to Ireland-... ...ernment and defence of Enniskillen and of thesurrounding country. Gustavus Hamilton, a gentleman who had servedin the army, but who had recently been ... ...scandalous years of jubilee whichimmediately followed the Restoration, the Hamiltons were preeminentlyconspicuous. The long fair ringlets, the radiant...

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...5 vols., 1839). Sander, /Riseand Growth of the Anglican Schism/ (trans. by Lewis), 1877.Gasquet, /Short History of the Catholic Church in England/, 19... ...however the new heresybegan to make its appearance in the kingdom. Patrick Hamilton,commendatory abbot of Ferne and closely related to some of the mos... ...set their own house in order as the bestpreparation for the conflict. John Hamilton, brother of the regent, wasappointed Archbishop of St. Andrew's in... ...that she did not wish tooffend the lords, while the primate, as one of the Hamiltons, dislikedthe regent because she had supplanted his brother, and c... ...e kingdom; theBishop of Argyll, another illegitimate scion of the house of Hamilton,was a Protestant or was soon to become one; Adam Bothwell,[19]whom... ...of the leaders of theCongregation, as prior of St. Andrew's, of Lord James Hamilton son ofthe Earl of Arran and a follower of Knox as abbot of Arbroat...

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...ries that continue to be imposed on the weak.”44 We’re luckythat Alexander Hamilton ignored classical economics, preferring toindustrialize his countr... ... Mein Kampf), propagated by pseudo-scholars likeSamuel Huntington, Bernard Lewis, Christopher Hitchens, and Sam 79 ... ...ians, people of a different caliber thanthe Samuel Huntingtons and Bernard Lewises of the world, areengaging in superficial and unchallenging (to conv... ...y in 1937 the head of U.S. Steel, Myron Taylor,secretly meets with John L. Lewis, head of the CIO, and agrees notonly to recognize SWOC as a bargainin...

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...tral position; theywere all under the absolute direction of a single mind. Lewis could dowith two words what William could hardly bring about by two m... ...n all their plans were disconcerted by a bold andskilful move of the enemy.Lewis was sensible that the meeting of the Congress was likely toproduce a ... ...h this letter waswritten Mons fell. The siege had been vigorously pressed. Lewishimself, though suffering from the gout, had set the example ofstrenuo... ...etired into quarters.Military operations were suspended during some weeks; Lewisreturned in triumph to Versailles; and William paid a short visit toEn... ...outh in the power of foreigners. I am not such a fool as to thinkthat King Lewis will conquer us merely for the benefit of King James. Iam certain tha... ... the church gave thesignal. Prince George of Hesse Darmstadt, and Gustavus Hamilton, thebrave chief of the Enniskilleners, descended first into the Sh... ...ng detachment under the orders of his second incommand, Lieutenant Colonel Hamilton. To Hamilton a significant hintwas conveyed that he had now an exc... ...g raged between thepeople of Mac Ian and the people of Mac Callum More.Had Hamilton marched openly against the Glencoe men and put themto the edge of ... ...t to escape to the hills; and he reported theresult of his observations to Hamilton.Hamilton fixed five o'clock in the morning of the thirteenth of Fe...

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...worth, Kansas, in 1933 and promotion to major, he served for threeyears at Hamilton Field, California, and another three years at Luke Field,Ford Isla... ...usethe crypto key must be updated frequently.Selective Availability J. A. Lewis argues that “Selective availability was the inten-tional degradation ... ... itsinception, and no other agency was prepared to manage or tofund GPS.16 Lewis says “The dilemma was that there was littlereal internal incentive fo... ...White House decided in May 2000to turn off SA—six years ahead of schedule. Lewis writes that“This decision was part of a larger effort to make GPS mor... ...navigationPlan,” 2–2. 8. Ackroyd and Lorimer, Global Navigation, 1 9. 9. Lewis, “Galileo and GPS,” . 10. Rip and Hasik, Precision Revolution: GPS,... ...,” 245. 1 . Rip and Hasik, Precision Revolution, 91. 14. Ibid., 96. 15. Lewis, “Galileo and GPS,” . 16. Ibid., 2. 17. Ibid. 18. Kim, “Interagen...

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... of ISKiSt and we'll gunrantoe that hand-made English Razors Hamilton you wear diamonds; neglect our Strops. ... .... H. Keeler II. M. I)e I,ttnoie, Asst. Trust Officer IIAKI.KM BRANCH W. 1'. Lewis, Manager IIRONX IIRANCH BERKSHIRE ... ...ew east this your— were at the small hand-made English Razors and Hamilton entl of a to 7 score after Allen Strops. ... ... the game scheduled in Williams-College News Room town, Hamilton was defeated in a M Slioemakiiiff in ... ... the Frenoii ainl)assa(lor's bar- I^ELT^OGG hand-made English Razors and Hamilton ber, comes to F.ugiand. On his ar- Strops... ... in the afternoon of 125111 St., 3d Ave. and t48tli St, Murch 20, Lewis Scjuires '01, Albany, N. Y. 100 W. ... ... IIARLBM BRANCH tended the Columbia School of W. I'. Lewis, Manager Architecture and after graduation ... ...s. Later, how- King, Thomas A. Knickerbocker, At the annual meeting of dele- Lewis, Mnhan, Perkins, Stott, ever, he realized tlie necessity of J... ...1908 will III short made several fast plays produce, and allow him buy and Lewis '10. playing third, what he wants himself. Accomplishing...

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... her own Praetorian cohorts, Sultan Osmanbutchered by his own Janissaries, Lewis Sforza sold into captivity byhis own Switzers. But the favourite inst... ...nts. For Englishand Irish Jacobites, who had served under the standards of Lewis orhung about the Court of Saint Germains, had, since the peace, comeo... ...e, and ledhorses in velvet housings. But he knew also that the subjects of Lewishad, during the long reign of their magnificent sovereign, beenaccusto... ... at Meudon. A Marshal of France wascharged to do the honours of Marli; and Lewis graciously expressed hisconcern that the frosts of an ungenial spring... ...had represented on the coifing of the gallery of Versailles the exploitsof Lewis. When he was sneeringly asked whether Kensington Palacecould boast of... ...he heads of three noble houses took threethousand pounds each, the Duke of Hamilton, the Duke of Queensburyand Lord Belhaven, a man of ability, spirit... ... in thepresence of other persons. She had been some years married toGeorge Hamilton, a soldier who had distinguished himself by hiscourage in Ireland ...

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...ed at the two first-named points are to operateconjointly against Toronto, Hamilton, and the west of Upper Canada.From Ogdensburg and Plattsburg demon... ...Prescott, on the Saint Lawrence; Wolfe Island, at the foot of LakeOntario; Hamilton, Cobourg Goderich, and Windsor, in Upper Canada.These places are a... ...s force, eight thousand will carry theline of the Grand Trunk road west of Hamilton; five thousand, crossingfrom Rochester to Cobourg, will be prepare... ...Trunk cut at Grand River, to prevent thepassage of cars and locomotives to Hamilton. The geographicalconfiguration of the western half of Upper Canada... ...lake shipping, will at once be reduced to a grand militarydepartment, with Hamilton for the capital, and a loan advertised for.While this is being neg... ... yard of the way until they reached the large frame residence ofMr. George Lewis, adjoining a small building which was used as thevillage post office.... ... 78[Picture (page 77) 0077.gif]The men who occupied the Lewis mansion resolutely continued thebattle, firing through the doors and ... ...ing, and reported his mishap.[Picture (page 79) 0079.gif with caption "THE LEWIS HOUSE ANDPOST OFFICE AT FORT ERIE."]The Canadians who were captured a... ... Lieutenant McDonald, Henry Cole, Thomas Carlisle,Lieutenant Nimmo, and of Lewis Palmer, show clearly that messengerafter messenger arrived with this ...

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... D .C. : Center for Strategic and International Studies,1984), appendix 1, 61 ; P. Lewis Young, "ANZUS : Politics of an Alliance," AsianDefence Journa... ...'s Security and the American Alliance,"Australian Outlook, April 1983, 24. 18. P. Lewis Young, 67; Ramesh Thakur, "New Zealand and ANZUS: FromMilesto... ...d journalists havecommented on the value and need for the joint facilities. See P. Lewis Young, 70;Denis Warner, "The Importance of Being ANZUS," Paci... ...ation," Journal of the Royal UnitedServices Institute, November 1984, 33 . 3 . P. Lewis Young, "International Defense Profile: Australian Defense For... ...ase of Australia," AustralianForeign Affairs Record 57, no. 7 (July 1987): 585; P. Lewis Young, 68 . 11 . Dalrymple, 585. 12. Millar, "Defence of Au... ...DefenseRevolution," 5 ; idem, "Crisis in the Other Alliance," 459; Varni, 82 ; Ian Hamilton,"No 1-Most Testing Period Ahead," Pacific Defence Reporter... ...0 . 67. The Defence of Australia 1987, vii-x, 2, 19-22; "Defence White Paper," 21;Hamilton, 200. 68 . Statement of Karl D. Jackson, deputy assistant... ...lem: It Must Be Faced," Pacific DefenceReporter 10, no . 8 (February 1983): 22-23; Hamilton, 200. 81 . Ibid. 82. The Defence ofAustralia 1987,35-36,... ... no. 10(April 1986) :4, 10; Brand, "Australia, New Zealand, and ANZUS," 352 . 84. Hamilton, 200; The Defence ofAustralia 1987, 99-100, 103-5; Babbage...

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...cation was made to Barillon. Both he and his master weretaken by surprise. Lewis was much troubled, and expressed great, andnot unreasonable, anxiety ... ...ract the influence exercised by the courtof Versailles on English affairs. Lewis expressed great pleasure at thenews. The ministers of the United Prov... ...ant departments of the civil administration. Atlength a change took place. Lewis the Fourteenth had, from an earlyage, regarded the Calvinists with an... ...nce would have earned a heavenly crown not less glorious than thatof Saint Lewis. These arguments prevailed. The final blow was struck.The edict of Na... ...eresy. Butsuch was the hatred inspired by the injustice and haughtiness of Lewisthat, when he became a persecutor, the courts of Spain and Rometook th... ...primanded his undutifulCouncillors, and ordered three of them, the Duke of Hamilton, SirGeorge Lockhart, and General Drummond, to a... ...t, and General Drummond, to attend him atWestminster. Hamilton's abilities and knowledge, though by no meanssuch as would have su... ...t that they hadbeen perverted by the company which they had kept in London.Hamilton lived much with zealous churchmen; and it might be fearedthat Lock... ... lately returned from London took the lead inopposition to the royal will. Hamilton declared plainly that he could notdo what was asked. He was a fait...

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...e? That depends a good deal on where you want to get to, said the Cat. —Lewis Carroll Alice’s Adventures in Wond... ...nsional Terahertz Meta-materials,” 1. 78. Voland, “‘Invisible’ materials bend light.” 79. Hamilton, address. 80. Fang to the author, e-mail; and Cu... ...th, and R is the resistance of the circuit element. 87. Cummer to the author, e-mail. 88. Hamilton, address. 89. Interestingly enough, cloaking the... ... Test Division, 1999.Hall, J. Storrs. Nanofuture. Amherst, NY: Prometheus Books, 2005.Hamilton, Dave. Address. 23rd Annual National Test and ... ...Conference, Hilton Head Island, SC, 15 March 2007. http://www.dtic.mil/ndia/2007test/ Hamilton_TEexecs .pdf.Hebert, Adam J. “Great Expectations....

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...overnor, the deputy of George The 99.99% truth of the matter is that the south fork of the Hamilton, Earl of Orkney, who had been granted the post... ... An ardent supporter of secession and holder of 45living in the house at "Rose Hill". Mr. Lewis D. slaves and 1,500 acres of land valued a... ... MISS HALSEY FETED brick Post Office and was two feet above the floor of Mrs. Lewis L. Holladay entertained the few the steel au... ...ge 48 scrap of material at the end of each working day. with his men and equipment of the Lewis M. Pannill Miss Lizzie Armentrout preserved the p... ...ip and the Hardy. He looked out to see his brother Gary’s expertise of Luthur Hardy and Lewis Pannill, along house totally afire. As there... ...985, Brad 1989, December 2nd: Public dedication of the Wade 1986-1988, Dewy Jo Hearl. Lewis Pannill Pannill Park memorial, with comme... ... Station afterwards. 1984, 2 July: A 1974 International Harvester tanker was purchased from Hamilton V.F.D. for Fig 57. H...

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...rations and photographs to include in the book, I was intro-duced to John R. Lewis, now retired from Lockheed Air Service. His continualhelp over the ... ...sdivisions within the US government, and OPLAN Photo courtesy of John R. Lewis34A emerged as the combined US plan. The The Heavy Hook C-123... ...s equipped withgust 1954, with the first production model desig- a Hamilton Standard, four-blade, electrohydromatic,nated the C-1 30A. There... ...by initial rejection, Fulton converted his flightaircraft mechanic Ronald E. Lewis during a train - simulator to an aerial gunnery trainer, which he... ...r Combat Spear-assigned aircraft Photo courtesy of John R. Lewis had previously been in the Heavy Chain programAir deflectors were i... ...o the author by ary 1964, Combat Talon Archive, HQ AFSOC/HO, HurlburtJohn R. Lewis from his personal files, Combat Talon Ar - Field, Fla.chive, Headq... ...elected for the overnight layover of the helicop - – – – – Hamilton ters. Using those distances, the helicopters could Deploy... ... above Meller’s altitude to ensure terrain clear- – – – – Hamilton ance. With two fuel bladders installed, the EC- ... ...d by 1700 all crews had been Witherspoon Chesser Cole Hamiltonbriefed. All that remained was the launch deci - Dryer ...

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... of various intelligence operations, and R. V. Jones, Most SecretWar (London: Hamish Hamilton, 1978) offers a personal account of the roleof the scien... ...ation Publishing Co., 1985), 43–61. 39. R. V. Jones, Most Secret War (London: Hamish Hamilton, 1978),92–100; and Jackson, 20–25. 40. Webster and Frank... ...eciate the need to gather information systematically. Notes 1. John Lewis Gaddis, Strategies of Containment: A Critical Appraisal ofP... ... For a more comprehensive interpretation of the origins of the ColdWar, consult John Lewis Gaddis, The United States and the Origins of theCold War, 1... ...apers). 80 FROM CONTAINMENT TO BERLIN 3. John Lewis Gaddis, Strategies of Containment: A Critical Appraisal ofP... ..., tab A to annex C, 192. 100. Maj Gen George C. McDonald, USAF, memorandum to Lt Gen LewisH. Brereton, chairman, Military Liaison committee, Atomic En... ...ong RangeDetection Program began because of the efforts of Atomic EnergyCommissioner Lewis L. Strauss over the objections of the mili-tary establishme... ...ven, Conn.: Yale University Press, 1989.Jones, R. V. Most Secret War. London: Hamish Hamilton, 1978. 199Kahn, David. The Codebreakers...

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