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- Extent
- 1 score (volumes)
- Note
-
- Cover title
- Editor: 1959- I. Silber
- Contents
-
- Two maidens went milking one day
- Buffalo boy
- The darby ram
- Round the Bay of Mexico
- Michael, row the boat ashore
- Pay me my money down
- The rebel girl
- by Joe Hill
- The klan
- words and music by Alan Grey
- v. 1.
- My old man
- by Jean Boudin and Paul Kent
- La firolera
- Greenland fisheries
- The foggy dew
- adapted by George Edwards
- Easter rebellion song
- Domestic workers' song
- Been in the pen so long
- All night long
- This land is my land
- The wraggle-taggle gypsies
- Gypsy Davey
- Mrs. McGrath
- The demi said to me
- The housewife's lament
- Peg and awl
- Love alone
- Mule Skinner blues
- Ah! si mon moine voulait danser
- Doctor Freud
- words and music by Woody Guthrie
- words and music by David Lazar
- Number twelve train
- Black and white
- words Alan Roberts, music Earl Robinson
- Billy Barlow
- The MTA song
- words and music by Jacqueline Steiner and Bess Hawes
- Portland town
- words and music by Daryl Adams
- Ludlow massacre
- Farther along
- words and music by Woody Guthrie
- I don't want to get adjusted
- Never touch water
- words and music by Robert Schmertz
- Hullabaloo belay
- by S. Taylor Harris
- Blow the candles out
- Pittsburgh
- words by Woody Guthrie and the Almanac Singers
- I've got to know
- words and music adapted from W.P. Jay
- words and music by Woodie Guthrie
- The great dust storm
- words and music by Woody Guthrie
- Home in that rock
- Break bread together
- Poisoning the students' minds
- Roll on the ground
- Hold the line
- words by Lee Hays, music by the Weavers
- Tomorrow is a highway
- Kisses sweeter than wine
- words Lee Hays, music Peter Seeger
- Mister Block
- words Joe Hill
- Pay day at Coal Creek
- Rise up, shepherd and follow
- Mi y'malel
- Mighty day
- In Tarrytown
- words and music by John Allison
- The old woman who swallowed a fly
- words and music adapted by Lee Hays [and others]
- words and music by Alan Mills
- Banks of the Ohio
- Blood red roses
- Ballad of Sam Hall
- Hymn for nations
- words by Josephine Bacon, music by Ludwig von Beethoven
- I walk the road again
- Putting on the style
- Twelve gates to the city
- Sinner man
- The MTA song
- words and music by Jacqueline Steiner and Bess Hawes
- Step by step
- I'm a stranger here
- Whistle, daughter, whistle
- Si me quieres escribir
- Hans Beimler
- words Ernst Busch
- v. 2.
- I had a rooster
- Bury me beneath the willow
- Every night when the sun goes in
- The Titanic
- I never will marry
- new words and new music arranged by Mrs. Texas Gladden
- Cryderville jail
- Pick a bale of cotton
- He lies in the American land
- orig. words and music by Andrew Kovaly
- Pastures of plenty
- Oleanna
- I ain't got no home in this world anymore
- by Woody Guthrie
- I can't feel at home in this world anymore
- Delia's gone
- Ragupati ragava rajah Ram
- New York town
- words and music by Woody Guthrie
- Green corn
- Oh, had I a golden thread
- words and music by Woody Guthrie
- Too old to work
- words and music by Joe Glazer
- Who's gonna shoe your pretty little foot?
- Come and go with me to that land
- House of the rising sun
- When I first came to this land
- When first unto this country
- Let my little light shine
- Mary, what you gonna name that pretty little baby?
- Mighty day
- Buffalo skinners
- There is power
- words Joe Hill
- In Tarrytown
- words and music by John Allison
- 800 miles
- Poor Lazarus
- words and music by Woody Guthrie
- Hudson River steamboat
- Oyfin Pripetshok
- words and music by Mark Warshawsky
- The lass from the low country
- State of Arkansas
- Go down you murderers
- words and music by Ewan MacColl
- Wo Riley
- by John Davis, adapted and arranged with new music by Alan Lomax
- Guardian beauty contest
- Money is king
- words and music by "The Tiger"
- The squid-jigging ground
- Alabama bound
- Darlin' Corey
- Little Phoebe
- Let me fly
- The Blantyre explosion
- Streets of glory
- The soldier's prayer
- Little Maggie
- The gallows pole
- Liebster Meiner
- words Abarbenel, music Ben Yomen
- All my trials
- The work of the weavers
- by Woody Guthrie
- The old cow died
- Four nights drunk
- The intoxicated rat
- Darlin'
- Jarama Valley
- A la claire fontaine
- East Virginia
- Duermete, niño lindo
- Biggest thing man has ever done
- v. 3.
- words and music by Woody Guthrie
- Hans Beimler
- words Ernst Busch
- Die gute Kamerad
- Old Aunt Kate
- The 1913 massacre
- words and music by Woody Guthrie
- Rock Island line
- The water is wide
- Things about comin' my way
- Wildwood flower
- Alberta, let your hair hang low
- This train
- Blow ye winds in the morning
- Little Moses
- River of my people
- words by Pete Seeger
- Walk on Alabama
- words and music by Bill McAdoo
- Roll down the line
- Song for peace
- The bells of Rhymney
- words by Aaron Kramer, music by Ralph Ditchik
- The patriot game
- words by and music adapted from traditional airs by Dominic Behan
- Run come see
- The Johnson boys
- Grizzly bear
- She moved through the fair
- words by Padraic Collum, music by Herbert Hughes
- It's almost done
- Battle of New Orleans
- words by Idris Davies, music by Pete Seeger
- words and music by Jimmy Driftwood
- Unemployment compensation blues
- words and music by Les Pine, adapted by Jerry Silverman
- Ha-ha this-a-way
- Talking un-American blues
- by Betty Sanders and Irwin Silber
- Red apple juice
- Come all ye fair and tender ladies
- Bring me a little water, Sylvie
- High Germany
- Done laid around
- El dia de tu santo =
- Your saint's day
- The blackfly song
- words and music by Wade Hemsworth
- Four pence a day
- Go tell it on the mountains
- St. James hospital
- Vigndig a fremd kind
- Wagoner's lad
- Mary had a baby
- Roll on, Columbia
- The Springhill disaster
- words and music by Ewan MacColl and Peggy Seeger
- She's like the swallow
- Cumberland Mountain bear chase
- Ilkley moor baht 'at
- Tom Dooley
- Franklin D. Roosevelt's back again
- The vicar of Bray
- Five times five
- The Calton weaver
- v. 4.
- The ranger's command
- words and music adapted by Woody Guthrie
- Rio Grande
- High Barbaree
- The foolish frog
- by Pete Seeger
- Akhtsik er un zibetsik zee
- Captain Kidd
- Blood on the saddle
- Little birdie
- Where have all the flowers gone?
- Just the facts, ma'am
- Old Hannah
- 900 miles
- The Jack Ash society
- The crow on the cradle
- words and music by Sidney Carter
- Commissioner's report
- Coplas
- Le cycle du vin
- The cuckoo
- words and music by Pete Seeger
- The little house
- words Josef Berger, music Nick Klonaris
- Banuwa
- El coqui
- Roddy M'Corley
- Poor Lazarus
- words and music by Woody Guthrie
- The Erie Canal
- The D-Day Dodgers
- Three little piggies
- Jesse James
- Shtil di Nacht
- words and music by Hirsh Glik
- Va kuznitsi
- Old King Cole
- Dust pneumonia blues
- words and music by Woody Guthrie
- Song of my hands
- words and music by Bernie Ashbel
- Fair Ellender
- Walk in Jerusalem just like John
- Deep blue sea
- Old Joe Clark
- Crawdad
- Devilish Mary
- Dance to your daddy
- Song of the deportees / words Woody Guthrie, music Marty Hoffman
- Label
- Reprints from Sing out
- Title
- Reprints from Sing out
- Title variation
- Folk song magazine
- Language
- eng
- Cataloging source
- DLC
- http://bibfra.me/vocab/lite/collectionName
- Sing out
- Dewey number
- 784.406
- Form of composition
- folk music
- Format of music
- score
- Language note
- Chiefly English words
- LC call number
- M1627.S62
- LC item number
- R5
- Literary text for sound recordings
- not applicable
- http://bibfra.me/vocab/marc/notation
- Staff notation
- http://bibfra.me/vocab/marc/performanceMedium
- singer
- http://library.link/vocab/relatedWorkOrContributorDate
- 1925-2010
- http://library.link/vocab/relatedWorkOrContributorName
- Silber, Irwin
- http://library.link/vocab/subjectName
-
- Folk songs
- Folk songs
- Label
- Reprints from Sing out
- Note
-
- Cover title
- Editor: 1959- I. Silber
- Carrier category
- volume
- Carrier category code
-
- nc
- Carrier MARC source
- rdacarrier
- Content category
- notated music
- Content type code
-
- ntm
- Content type MARC source
- rdacontent
- Contents
-
- Two maidens went milking one day
- Buffalo boy
- The darby ram
- Round the Bay of Mexico
- Michael, row the boat ashore
- Pay me my money down
- The rebel girl
- by Joe Hill
- The klan
- words and music by Alan Grey
- v. 1.
- My old man
- by Jean Boudin and Paul Kent
- La firolera
- Greenland fisheries
- The foggy dew
- adapted by George Edwards
- Easter rebellion song
- Domestic workers' song
- Been in the pen so long
- All night long
- This land is my land
- The wraggle-taggle gypsies
- Gypsy Davey
- Mrs. McGrath
- The demi said to me
- The housewife's lament
- Peg and awl
- Love alone
- Mule Skinner blues
- Ah! si mon moine voulait danser
- Doctor Freud
- words and music by Woody Guthrie
- words and music by David Lazar
- Number twelve train
- Black and white
- words Alan Roberts, music Earl Robinson
- Billy Barlow
- The MTA song
- words and music by Jacqueline Steiner and Bess Hawes
- Portland town
- words and music by Daryl Adams
- Ludlow massacre
- Farther along
- words and music by Woody Guthrie
- I don't want to get adjusted
- Never touch water
- words and music by Robert Schmertz
- Hullabaloo belay
- by S. Taylor Harris
- Blow the candles out
- Pittsburgh
- words by Woody Guthrie and the Almanac Singers
- I've got to know
- words and music adapted from W.P. Jay
- words and music by Woodie Guthrie
- The great dust storm
- words and music by Woody Guthrie
- Home in that rock
- Break bread together
- Poisoning the students' minds
- Roll on the ground
- Hold the line
- words by Lee Hays, music by the Weavers
- Tomorrow is a highway
- Kisses sweeter than wine
- words Lee Hays, music Peter Seeger
- Mister Block
- words Joe Hill
- Pay day at Coal Creek
- Rise up, shepherd and follow
- Mi y'malel
- Mighty day
- In Tarrytown
- words and music by John Allison
- The old woman who swallowed a fly
- words and music adapted by Lee Hays [and others]
- words and music by Alan Mills
- Banks of the Ohio
- Blood red roses
- Ballad of Sam Hall
- Hymn for nations
- words by Josephine Bacon, music by Ludwig von Beethoven
- I walk the road again
- Putting on the style
- Twelve gates to the city
- Sinner man
- The MTA song
- words and music by Jacqueline Steiner and Bess Hawes
- Step by step
- I'm a stranger here
- Whistle, daughter, whistle
- Si me quieres escribir
- Hans Beimler
- words Ernst Busch
- v. 2.
- I had a rooster
- Bury me beneath the willow
- Every night when the sun goes in
- The Titanic
- I never will marry
- new words and new music arranged by Mrs. Texas Gladden
- Cryderville jail
- Pick a bale of cotton
- He lies in the American land
- orig. words and music by Andrew Kovaly
- Pastures of plenty
- Oleanna
- I ain't got no home in this world anymore
- by Woody Guthrie
- I can't feel at home in this world anymore
- Delia's gone
- Ragupati ragava rajah Ram
- New York town
- words and music by Woody Guthrie
- Green corn
- Oh, had I a golden thread
- words and music by Woody Guthrie
- Too old to work
- words and music by Joe Glazer
- Who's gonna shoe your pretty little foot?
- Come and go with me to that land
- House of the rising sun
- When I first came to this land
- When first unto this country
- Let my little light shine
- Mary, what you gonna name that pretty little baby?
- Mighty day
- Buffalo skinners
- There is power
- words Joe Hill
- In Tarrytown
- words and music by John Allison
- 800 miles
- Poor Lazarus
- words and music by Woody Guthrie
- Hudson River steamboat
- Oyfin Pripetshok
- words and music by Mark Warshawsky
- The lass from the low country
- State of Arkansas
- Go down you murderers
- words and music by Ewan MacColl
- Wo Riley
- by John Davis, adapted and arranged with new music by Alan Lomax
- Guardian beauty contest
- Money is king
- words and music by "The Tiger"
- The squid-jigging ground
- Alabama bound
- Darlin' Corey
- Little Phoebe
- Let me fly
- The Blantyre explosion
- Streets of glory
- The soldier's prayer
- Little Maggie
- The gallows pole
- Liebster Meiner
- words Abarbenel, music Ben Yomen
- All my trials
- The work of the weavers
- by Woody Guthrie
- The old cow died
- Four nights drunk
- The intoxicated rat
- Darlin'
- Jarama Valley
- A la claire fontaine
- East Virginia
- Duermete, niño lindo
- Biggest thing man has ever done
- v. 3.
- words and music by Woody Guthrie
- Hans Beimler
- words Ernst Busch
- Die gute Kamerad
- Old Aunt Kate
- The 1913 massacre
- words and music by Woody Guthrie
- Rock Island line
- The water is wide
- Things about comin' my way
- Wildwood flower
- Alberta, let your hair hang low
- This train
- Blow ye winds in the morning
- Little Moses
- River of my people
- words by Pete Seeger
- Walk on Alabama
- words and music by Bill McAdoo
- Roll down the line
- Song for peace
- The bells of Rhymney
- words by Aaron Kramer, music by Ralph Ditchik
- The patriot game
- words by and music adapted from traditional airs by Dominic Behan
- Run come see
- The Johnson boys
- Grizzly bear
- She moved through the fair
- words by Padraic Collum, music by Herbert Hughes
- It's almost done
- Battle of New Orleans
- words by Idris Davies, music by Pete Seeger
- words and music by Jimmy Driftwood
- Unemployment compensation blues
- words and music by Les Pine, adapted by Jerry Silverman
- Ha-ha this-a-way
- Talking un-American blues
- by Betty Sanders and Irwin Silber
- Red apple juice
- Come all ye fair and tender ladies
- Bring me a little water, Sylvie
- High Germany
- Done laid around
- El dia de tu santo =
- Your saint's day
- The blackfly song
- words and music by Wade Hemsworth
- Four pence a day
- Go tell it on the mountains
- St. James hospital
- Vigndig a fremd kind
- Wagoner's lad
- Mary had a baby
- Roll on, Columbia
- The Springhill disaster
- words and music by Ewan MacColl and Peggy Seeger
- She's like the swallow
- Cumberland Mountain bear chase
- Ilkley moor baht 'at
- Tom Dooley
- Franklin D. Roosevelt's back again
- The vicar of Bray
- Five times five
- The Calton weaver
- v. 4.
- The ranger's command
- words and music adapted by Woody Guthrie
- Rio Grande
- High Barbaree
- The foolish frog
- by Pete Seeger
- Akhtsik er un zibetsik zee
- Captain Kidd
- Blood on the saddle
- Little birdie
- Where have all the flowers gone?
- Just the facts, ma'am
- Old Hannah
- 900 miles
- The Jack Ash society
- The crow on the cradle
- words and music by Sidney Carter
- Commissioner's report
- Coplas
- Le cycle du vin
- The cuckoo
- words and music by Pete Seeger
- The little house
- words Josef Berger, music Nick Klonaris
- Banuwa
- El coqui
- Roddy M'Corley
- Poor Lazarus
- words and music by Woody Guthrie
- The Erie Canal
- The D-Day Dodgers
- Three little piggies
- Jesse James
- Shtil di Nacht
- words and music by Hirsh Glik
- Va kuznitsi
- Old King Cole
- Dust pneumonia blues
- words and music by Woody Guthrie
- Song of my hands
- words and music by Bernie Ashbel
- Fair Ellender
- Walk in Jerusalem just like John
- Deep blue sea
- Old Joe Clark
- Crawdad
- Devilish Mary
- Dance to your daddy
- Song of the deportees / words Woody Guthrie, music Marty Hoffman
- Control code
- ocm00916399
- Dimensions
- 22 cm
- Extent
- 1 score (volumes)
- Lccn
- 64002827
- Media category
- unmediated
- Media MARC source
- rdamedia
- Media type code
-
- n
- Other physical details
- illustrations
- Label
- Reprints from Sing out
- Note
-
- Cover title
- Editor: 1959- I. Silber
- Carrier category
- volume
- Carrier category code
-
- nc
- Carrier MARC source
- rdacarrier
- Content category
- notated music
- Content type code
-
- ntm
- Content type MARC source
- rdacontent
- Contents
-
- Two maidens went milking one day
- Buffalo boy
- The darby ram
- Round the Bay of Mexico
- Michael, row the boat ashore
- Pay me my money down
- The rebel girl
- by Joe Hill
- The klan
- words and music by Alan Grey
- v. 1.
- My old man
- by Jean Boudin and Paul Kent
- La firolera
- Greenland fisheries
- The foggy dew
- adapted by George Edwards
- Easter rebellion song
- Domestic workers' song
- Been in the pen so long
- All night long
- This land is my land
- The wraggle-taggle gypsies
- Gypsy Davey
- Mrs. McGrath
- The demi said to me
- The housewife's lament
- Peg and awl
- Love alone
- Mule Skinner blues
- Ah! si mon moine voulait danser
- Doctor Freud
- words and music by Woody Guthrie
- words and music by David Lazar
- Number twelve train
- Black and white
- words Alan Roberts, music Earl Robinson
- Billy Barlow
- The MTA song
- words and music by Jacqueline Steiner and Bess Hawes
- Portland town
- words and music by Daryl Adams
- Ludlow massacre
- Farther along
- words and music by Woody Guthrie
- I don't want to get adjusted
- Never touch water
- words and music by Robert Schmertz
- Hullabaloo belay
- by S. Taylor Harris
- Blow the candles out
- Pittsburgh
- words by Woody Guthrie and the Almanac Singers
- I've got to know
- words and music adapted from W.P. Jay
- words and music by Woodie Guthrie
- The great dust storm
- words and music by Woody Guthrie
- Home in that rock
- Break bread together
- Poisoning the students' minds
- Roll on the ground
- Hold the line
- words by Lee Hays, music by the Weavers
- Tomorrow is a highway
- Kisses sweeter than wine
- words Lee Hays, music Peter Seeger
- Mister Block
- words Joe Hill
- Pay day at Coal Creek
- Rise up, shepherd and follow
- Mi y'malel
- Mighty day
- In Tarrytown
- words and music by John Allison
- The old woman who swallowed a fly
- words and music adapted by Lee Hays [and others]
- words and music by Alan Mills
- Banks of the Ohio
- Blood red roses
- Ballad of Sam Hall
- Hymn for nations
- words by Josephine Bacon, music by Ludwig von Beethoven
- I walk the road again
- Putting on the style
- Twelve gates to the city
- Sinner man
- The MTA song
- words and music by Jacqueline Steiner and Bess Hawes
- Step by step
- I'm a stranger here
- Whistle, daughter, whistle
- Si me quieres escribir
- Hans Beimler
- words Ernst Busch
- v. 2.
- I had a rooster
- Bury me beneath the willow
- Every night when the sun goes in
- The Titanic
- I never will marry
- new words and new music arranged by Mrs. Texas Gladden
- Cryderville jail
- Pick a bale of cotton
- He lies in the American land
- orig. words and music by Andrew Kovaly
- Pastures of plenty
- Oleanna
- I ain't got no home in this world anymore
- by Woody Guthrie
- I can't feel at home in this world anymore
- Delia's gone
- Ragupati ragava rajah Ram
- New York town
- words and music by Woody Guthrie
- Green corn
- Oh, had I a golden thread
- words and music by Woody Guthrie
- Too old to work
- words and music by Joe Glazer
- Who's gonna shoe your pretty little foot?
- Come and go with me to that land
- House of the rising sun
- When I first came to this land
- When first unto this country
- Let my little light shine
- Mary, what you gonna name that pretty little baby?
- Mighty day
- Buffalo skinners
- There is power
- words Joe Hill
- In Tarrytown
- words and music by John Allison
- 800 miles
- Poor Lazarus
- words and music by Woody Guthrie
- Hudson River steamboat
- Oyfin Pripetshok
- words and music by Mark Warshawsky
- The lass from the low country
- State of Arkansas
- Go down you murderers
- words and music by Ewan MacColl
- Wo Riley
- by John Davis, adapted and arranged with new music by Alan Lomax
- Guardian beauty contest
- Money is king
- words and music by "The Tiger"
- The squid-jigging ground
- Alabama bound
- Darlin' Corey
- Little Phoebe
- Let me fly
- The Blantyre explosion
- Streets of glory
- The soldier's prayer
- Little Maggie
- The gallows pole
- Liebster Meiner
- words Abarbenel, music Ben Yomen
- All my trials
- The work of the weavers
- by Woody Guthrie
- The old cow died
- Four nights drunk
- The intoxicated rat
- Darlin'
- Jarama Valley
- A la claire fontaine
- East Virginia
- Duermete, niño lindo
- Biggest thing man has ever done
- v. 3.
- words and music by Woody Guthrie
- Hans Beimler
- words Ernst Busch
- Die gute Kamerad
- Old Aunt Kate
- The 1913 massacre
- words and music by Woody Guthrie
- Rock Island line
- The water is wide
- Things about comin' my way
- Wildwood flower
- Alberta, let your hair hang low
- This train
- Blow ye winds in the morning
- Little Moses
- River of my people
- words by Pete Seeger
- Walk on Alabama
- words and music by Bill McAdoo
- Roll down the line
- Song for peace
- The bells of Rhymney
- words by Aaron Kramer, music by Ralph Ditchik
- The patriot game
- words by and music adapted from traditional airs by Dominic Behan
- Run come see
- The Johnson boys
- Grizzly bear
- She moved through the fair
- words by Padraic Collum, music by Herbert Hughes
- It's almost done
- Battle of New Orleans
- words by Idris Davies, music by Pete Seeger
- words and music by Jimmy Driftwood
- Unemployment compensation blues
- words and music by Les Pine, adapted by Jerry Silverman
- Ha-ha this-a-way
- Talking un-American blues
- by Betty Sanders and Irwin Silber
- Red apple juice
- Come all ye fair and tender ladies
- Bring me a little water, Sylvie
- High Germany
- Done laid around
- El dia de tu santo =
- Your saint's day
- The blackfly song
- words and music by Wade Hemsworth
- Four pence a day
- Go tell it on the mountains
- St. James hospital
- Vigndig a fremd kind
- Wagoner's lad
- Mary had a baby
- Roll on, Columbia
- The Springhill disaster
- words and music by Ewan MacColl and Peggy Seeger
- She's like the swallow
- Cumberland Mountain bear chase
- Ilkley moor baht 'at
- Tom Dooley
- Franklin D. Roosevelt's back again
- The vicar of Bray
- Five times five
- The Calton weaver
- v. 4.
- The ranger's command
- words and music adapted by Woody Guthrie
- Rio Grande
- High Barbaree
- The foolish frog
- by Pete Seeger
- Akhtsik er un zibetsik zee
- Captain Kidd
- Blood on the saddle
- Little birdie
- Where have all the flowers gone?
- Just the facts, ma'am
- Old Hannah
- 900 miles
- The Jack Ash society
- The crow on the cradle
- words and music by Sidney Carter
- Commissioner's report
- Coplas
- Le cycle du vin
- The cuckoo
- words and music by Pete Seeger
- The little house
- words Josef Berger, music Nick Klonaris
- Banuwa
- El coqui
- Roddy M'Corley
- Poor Lazarus
- words and music by Woody Guthrie
- The Erie Canal
- The D-Day Dodgers
- Three little piggies
- Jesse James
- Shtil di Nacht
- words and music by Hirsh Glik
- Va kuznitsi
- Old King Cole
- Dust pneumonia blues
- words and music by Woody Guthrie
- Song of my hands
- words and music by Bernie Ashbel
- Fair Ellender
- Walk in Jerusalem just like John
- Deep blue sea
- Old Joe Clark
- Crawdad
- Devilish Mary
- Dance to your daddy
- Song of the deportees / words Woody Guthrie, music Marty Hoffman
- Control code
- ocm00916399
- Dimensions
- 22 cm
- Extent
- 1 score (volumes)
- Lccn
- 64002827
- Media category
- unmediated
- Media MARC source
- rdamedia
- Media type code
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