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1 MONKEYSHINES FOUNDED IN 9 Bv ROBERT BuEtfl.ER AND RICHARD VALENTIN IN MEMORY OF CARL BUEHLER AN INDEPENDENT, NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION NOT AFRUATED WITH THE CHICAGO BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS 2 W. Irving Park Rd IA FLOORHOCKEY&VOLLEYBALL - '--4 REGISTRATION STARTS TODAY NBGC will be holding Floor Hockey registration for bop In rd-9h grade or born after 9//9 through 8'Jt'97and girts In r4" grade or bom after 9//9 through 8''97. We will also holding Volleyball registration for girts in "'-9' grade or born after 9/9 through 8'/ 9. The Programs are free but each merriler wiu need D purooase a team shirt for $7.. The teams play games twice a week, one weekday and Saturday. Registration Dates and times are: Saturday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday January.,.. January ga, January ()I" January a. January 'P January " January 4"' : - : p.m. : - : p.m. --c ~ =- YU GI OH TOURNAMENTS --c ~ ~ =- 'Y' 'Y' Did you know that our friends at Elite Sports have Yu Gi Oh toumamems fjiery Saturday? Boys, girls and teens are welcome to join in on the dueling fun. The first tournament each Saturday is Construcled (bring your own personal deck) and startas at : a.m. The : p.m. tournament ia a more advanced Booster (buy packs of cards and build a deck on the spot) tournament Elite Sports is located at 228 W. Montrose. For more information, call (77) or EUTESPORTS9297 4@aol.com. HELPII m!ppues NEEDED NBGC is running low on basic cleaning and office supplies. can you ~ out by donating one or more items on the list? All donalione can be dropped off at the olli>house to the office. THANK YOU!! CIHnlng Supplies gal. Garbage Bags, gal. Garbage Bags, Floor Cleaner, Floor wax, Floor st,wer, liquid Hand Soap, Toilet Paper, Toilet Cleaner, singlefold, multifcld and roll Paper Towels, Rags, Glass Cleaner, Furniture Polish Office Supplies Pens, Pencils, Staples (standard size), 8 ½ x copy paper (white), 8 ½ x copy paper (colos), 8 ½ X 4 copy paper (whilb), 8 ½ X, 8b cardstock (poslcards), " X 2 8" laser address labels, Envelq>es, Size and ANYTHING NOT LISTED THAT YOU TitlNK WE CAN USEI r;::::;;, RECYCLEYOURPRINTERCARTRIDGES Q LI FOR THE NBGC KIDS! u Here Is a great Wff that everyone can pitch In to he_, NBGC and the environment at the same - RECYCLE YOUR PRINTER AND TONER CARJRIDGESI Chris Gallagher and our friends at Certrtdge Worfd, 24 N. Clark. will donate between $. and $. per cartridge! Just drop your used cartridges in the gameroom collection container. Spread lhe word to your neighbors, friends, co-workers and empkj'fers and you aan help the Club in a big way. AD funds raised from the reoyoling go right back into the programs! H you would like to check out C&rtridge World's great P.rices, call Chris Gallagher at {77) 2REFIU. CHRISTMAS TREE RECYCLING ~ SATURDAY, JAN. 7, 9 A.M. -2 P.M. o DEVRY UNIVERSITY, 4 N. CAMPBELL Edition No. 49 7,2 NBGC COMMUNITY DIRECTORY AD CAMPAIGN BEGINS IN JANUARY < For over years the Neighborhood Boys and Girls CIU> has printed a Community Directory. You may have volunteered to ~ deliver the booklet in 8C8flt years. The book contains ads from local businesses as well as those of alums, parents end friends. Last yea(s ad book generated over $,. to ~ the programs. We are asking our parents, alumni and friends to help on this pro;ect. We can use help soliciting ads over the telephone starting in two weeks. We need help from people with the knack of salemansh~ who might visit the many new businesses in the area with a direcldry packet And anytime you frequent a local business, ask if they would consider an ad. H you have your own business, consider supporting the Community DireclDry or asking your company to consider an ad. The ads range from $4. to $. and all of the prooeeds go to a good cause - your kids! For information call or Sharon Clement (sclernenl@nbgc.org) or Jim McNulty (NBGC9@aol.com) at (77) 4-4. PLAYLQT FUNDRAISER COMNG By: Beth Bemsteln On Sunday, February 2, the Friends of Paul Rewre Play Lot & Park wih host their winter fundraislng event Revere Park Wintarfest. This fun, family~ted event will be held at the Revere Pane Fieldhouee from am - 2 pm and indude a variety of games and activities for children. Prooeeds from the event will be used to renovate the play lot at Revere Parle We are looking for voluneers to assist us the day of the event with games and activities, food, admis8ions, etc. Volunteers are needed for two shifts: 9 am -2 pm Onotudes set~) and 2 pm - pm Oncludes clea~). H you are interested in voluneering, please contact Laura JAJeHer at moallerodqe@yahoo,com or n NBGC ALUMNI INVITED TO MEEETING The NBGC Alumni Association, under the leadership of new president Rich Paschall (Tarantulas, 9's}, will begin holding quarterly meetings in Marett Alumni from all eras are invilbd to attend. The initial meetings will foajs on inaeasing alumni participation, locating "lost alumni" and making the 7th anniversary dinner a suocess. Alumni intereted in participating can Ridl at rjp9@comcastnel or contact BiU Abplana_, (BiDNBGC@aol.ccm). Bonnie Werstein (bonnie.werstein@nbgc.org or Jim McNulty (NBGC9@aol.com). The irst meeting wi take plaoe on Wednesday, March 8th at 7: p.m. ~ DIDYOU KNOWTHAT h NBGC programs are tq,ported by the Chicago Park Dlsctrid, Chicago Dlpalrnent of Chlldl'III and Youth Senlicel and Attar School lllltn? CDCYS and ASM funding was secured wilh the support of Aid. Gene Schulter (47h). NBGC also co-sponsors a pilot Community School program at Coonley School through the 9t4>port of CDCYS, ASM and Aid. &:hulter. CELEBRATE NBGCSDIAMONDANNIVERSARY SHINING BRIGHTER EVERY YEAR AT VILLA BRUNEm ON SAT. OCT. 2, 2

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3 Page2 PEBBLE BASKETBALL UNDERWAY By. Nina KMoon Tuesday, December 27th was the Pebble three on three basketball tournament There wasn't a huge tumou~ but enough gi rs showed up for theretobelwoteams.showingupweremartavalencla,crystalcastillo, Alexandra Espinoza and Leflanl Rebolledo from the MerwiesandAmber GrifflnmSarahParbfromthe.Maria,Crystal,andAlexformed T earn Andres, named aftertheircoach. Lellanl, Amber, and Sarah named theirteamdynamlte. Sincetherewereonlytwoteamswedecidedtoplaya bestof ttveegames. The games were minuteslong. TeamAncteswonthe firstgame~uhafinalsooreofto. Thesecoodgameofthetoumamnetwas alsoveryctose, withteamaroeswimingtheganeandthetoumamentwith a final score of to 2. Everyone did a great job, and hopefully next year more girls wlll come out to participate. ~ JUNIORBASKETBALLROUNDUP a. - By: PhH Jensen.. Thankfully for the c:)8itive Jurior league, the -on- this year was very succesmul. There were a total of teams that came out to play. The teans consisted of the: El's (Arianna as, Vivian Moreno aid Angelica Arzuaga), Allens (Uana Glaendanner, Claudia Cox and Slrla Arzuaga), (Ashley Hall, Rosana Mulchrone and Jocelyn Parks), Hurricanes (Tonya Prodromos, Valin Myers, Erin Thompson and Murielle Vansach), (Selena Chavez, Martella Rodriguez and Karrie Sercye). We decided on a round-robin tournament since the m.m:>erof teans was adecµjte. By the end of the round-rd>inpart, the sta'ldings went as follows: El's -, Allens 2-, 2-, Hunicanes -2, and -2. The tieforsecondmeantthatthe Twlstmsand Aliens woud have to bate it Oli for a shat minute game. It was close, but In the end the wllterl came out on tq, Just In time. So the Ers and faced df forthe ~Pin a ooegame battle. Ttis was yet another close game, but the Ers prowd that their llldafeated reoord was no fluke, as theyptiled tlllf#/with the 7-4 victory and the -on- chaff)ion ~! Congatuatlons to the El's and nu:h thris to all of the girts who 9 9 caneoutm~ FREETHROWCONTESTRESULTS The annual NBGC Free Throw Contests was held <::Nf!r the holidays and members came out to shoot fa-a reoord. Each person was given 2 shcxs with trophies up for grabs. There were some very good scores, but all records still stand The big~~ were Samny Jensen with 9 & JonathEl' Patino, Tlmwarctwlth 7 aldaricwersteinhlt&&.ntl P8lks hit 7 on the.l.lnior~. Congratulations to all vmocame wt. The tropiy winners are listed below. Caiet&PeWe Uam Muchrone ( ) Evelyn Marin & Sarah Parks (4) Prep & Junior Camr Prokaski Murielle Van Sach Tribe & Senior Jmnal Fletcher AmaParks Teens TmWad JasmireAnza 8&9 & 2& 4& &Up () (4) () {) (22) () All-Time Free Thruw Records steve Diversey stelle Dlversey Raylmbtrgia DennisRued Bd>Karheiser Mark Flatley Ray Hom Mark Flatley t 24 SENIOR HOOP SCOOP By. Holly Schroeder lan.7,2oe On Wednesday December 28th, the Senior league had their annual -on-toumamenl Though therewasnotave,ybig turnout, the girls that attendedpla-;edanintensescrimmagegameagainstafewvolunteeringcllb members and parents. The girls attending were Colleen Prendergast, AshleyCamacho,VanessaYanes,SlerraFletcher,andlizbethBastidal from the, aswellasanna Pm from the T'MSters. Playing against them were ' coach David Parks, his daughters Jocelyn and Sarah Pm, stephanos Bnlaal, Jamal Fletdler, and Julissa and Joshua Camacho. The Seniorleaguersbeattheiropponentswith a score of to. Thanks to everyone that was able to come out over their vacation. CONNOR PROKASKI IS "MR. BASKETBAU "I ARIANNA SALAS IS "MS. BASKETBALL "I LIAM MULCHRONE WINS JUNIOR CROWN NBGC held ilsanrual Baskelball.AchiYarnent Contest o.,erlhe tdidays. We had a tttal c:i 7 shocxers who tested in four skill area&-fr8e lhra.vs, layups, j~shots, and timed shots. The scoring is hand~ t7f age so that younger shooters raoeive more points per shot than the older ones. \Nhen the mntastwas firished..kjslin Mootavo of the Prep Wasps was aa.vnad the new Mr. Baskelball. He outshotthenl)8titionof Prllps, Tribes, and Teens. Arianna as of the Junior Aliens was crowned Ms. Baskelball beating the competitioo of Jlllior; Senior, and Teen girs. Joseph Wolkeof the Cadet Bobcats woo our.blkx' <Xlll)8titionon the small basket. beating oti the other cadels and Pdlbles. Small Hoops Liam Muctrone Big Hoops Ariama as Connor Prokaski OeAnthor'/ Kirldand 27pts. 29pts. 998pts. 99pts. All-Time Basketball Achievement Contest Scores JuanGibson pts. Slso.'8 DMney pts. Tin Traversa ~ 297pts. KennyKohlndorfar 9 2pts. JeffPrause pts. JuanGi>son pts. Rlclcy Serment 99 28pts. Nick Prause pts. DuaneWollr pts. CllisOquendo pts. RogeliDPaaz pts. JuanGibson pts. DuaneWolff 98 24pts. Tmw.d pts. DISCOVERY PROGRAM SATIIRDA'ISI NBGC's "Discovely Pmgmn" walcomes girls and boys in st & 2nd gadel. Ttis Satudayprogan includes instructional athletics, table games, gamerocm activities, ats & crafts, tournaments, corrpjm and lotsof FUN! The gl'ol4) meets from 9:-: on Saturdays. Just bring in~ cnld, with birth celtificate If new, and we wih fill outa menmrshipform and tell you more about the program, or you can call Famh Douglas at 77~ orehnail bonnie.werstein@nbgc.com. V SHIRTS & NUMBERS ARE V NEEDED FOR GAMESI Basketball players will need an NBGC team shirt with ironed on numbers for each game. Shirts are being sold through your League Director {Pebbles- Nina, Juniors & Seniors- Phil Jensen, Cadets- Manny.Preps-Kevin, Tribes-Dan). Theycost $7. andltisagood idea to have two shirts. u

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5 t Pages CADETSHOUDAYTOURNAMENT By. Manny Miranda i TRIBE SLAM DUNKS By: Dan Want 7,ZON The 2 on toumament in the cadet league did not have as large of afield this year as opposed to last mainly because of vacations and otherfamilyobligations. Weddhaveafewtroq>erswhogameoutforsome ooaction. Forthe Scorpions we saw Logan Hershoff, Andrew Harmon, and Nathan Mendez. For the Falcons were Alex Garcia and Giovanni lslas,andrepresentingthecougarswas UamMulchrone. hiforthe~. bothteamsgameoutwilhgreatenergyaoodetmminedlomakethebestathe dafandintheeatthefalcoos/cougardefeatedthescoipionsbyafinalscck9 of-.,~ U" - PREP ON HOOPS By. Kevin Wanl This past Tuesday featured some very exciting basketball. After all of the hollday breaks, it was good to see the kids bumlng off their bulttup energy on the courl Theflrstgameofthedaywas between the Wildcats and the Eagles. This game belonged to the Wild:atsfrom the get go. Abdou lie Conteh titl.l)thescoreboardinlhefirsttafforthewilci:ats with 2points, whileantonyfranksaa:ledabasket The Eaglesstnwed in the first half getting points, but playact detenninedand ithpassioo. Then In the second half the Wildcats continued their dominance with Nelson Ogbuagu scoring points, Abdoulle Conteh scoring 4 points, and Brandon Adjei.eoateng and Emmanuel Odiase each addng a basket The Eagles finally got on the board when Erik Perez <tainned an outside Jool)ertogvetheEaglestheironlypointsofthegame. Playinggreatforthe Wildcats were Ricardo Uzama, NorrlsandNelson Ogbuagu, Anthony Franks,BrandonAdjei-8oateng,AbdoulleConteh, EmrnanuelOdlase, lfy Ndukwu, and Demeyon Chism. Playing great for the Eagles were Jonathan Fellciano, Erik Perez, Edgar Castillo, Tony Romero, and Jaime Espinoza. Sadlythesecondgameofthedayendedlnaforfelt,wlththeDemons walingawayasvlctcn. Showinggoodspoftsmntipforthe OemoosW88 Mike O'Neil, Andre Herrera, Antonio Nelson, Juliano Mata, Joshua Camacho, and Christian Marquez. Showing ~ for the were Anthony Wojdyla, and Andrew Montanez. ~ THISWEEKINSPORTSHISTORY ~, 944-Army defeats Navy -7 in the so-called Arab Bowl. The teams, stationed in Oran, North Africa, play the game on the sands of the desert The halftime show includes camel races. 2, 9 The Green Bay Packers defeat the Cleveland Browns 2-2towin thenflcharr)ionshipgame., 98- Dallas' Tony Dorsett runs for a 99 yard touchdown, the longest in NFL history, cllring a Monda/ Night Fooball losa to the Vikings. 4, 984-The Ecinonton Oilers defeat the Minnesota North Stars 2 8in the highest scoring game in modem NHL history., 97-The Harlem Glooetrotters lose to the New J8'S8'/ Reds by a score of -99. This snaps their2,49 game winning streak!, 9-lndanapolisdefeatsRochester7-7in<Mrimesinan NBAgane. 7, 972-TheL.A. LakersdefeattheAtlanta Hawksforlheirrd stralgitwin. 8, 9-KentuckylosestoGeorgiaTechtosuffertheirfirsthome loss since 2, 94. Theywon straightgames<ilring that period. 9, 977 The Oakland Raiders overwhelm the Minnesota Vikings 2 4 In Super Bowl XI., 982 DwightClarkmakes-YheC&tch" asthe49'ersbeatthe Cowboys28-27 In the NFC Char)onshlp Game., 97-OetrcitTigeraceJohnHillersuffersaheartattackatage 27. He makes a remarl<able recovery and, two years later, sets a record with8 saves. 2, 94 TheClevelandRamsannouncethattheywill moyetolos ~, 974-TheMlami Oolphinswina2ndstraightSuperBowt24-7 CIY8rthe Vikings. Lany Csonka runs for 4 yards and QB Boo Griese is for 7 passing. 4, 97 -The Miami Dolphins defeat the Redskins 4-7 in Super BowtVl/tobecomethefirstNFlteamtocompleteaseasonundefeated. This pasttuesdaythe Tribe league kicked their second half matchups into high gear. The first two teams to take the court were the Spartans andtheeagles. Thefirsthalfstartedoffinanevenbattle. TheEagleswould S8andtheSpartanswouldwasteno timeansweringl:8:k. Both teams had noproolemscoring,buttheeaglesseemedtcnotbemissinganything.they helda27to Ieadatthe halfwithcarlos Ramos leading his team with first half points. Mark Vences put'-" first half points forthe Sparta,s. :8 the second half started the Eaglesell4)ted. They were making baskets from alloys'thecourt. TheSparanstriedtheirbesttostayinthegame, buttheeatj8s justcidtoomuchdamageoooffense. The'fbreeezedthroughthesecondhalf, winning by the final of to 27. Putting on a clinic for the Eagles were Kris Bruce with 22points, Cartos Ramos with poins, MartyHaderlein putting LI> points, Michael Ramos aoo Juan Velazquez each a<hng fourpoints, andoscarortlz. PlayinghardfortheSpartanswereMarkVenceswith points, Mauricio Perez with points, Jeremy Murphy and Eduardo Pallares each acxing a bucket, Jamal Fletcher, David Flores, Kyle Murphy, and Nick Jermlhov. The second game of the day featured the Wasps and the Pirates. The Piratesjll)edouttogoodteadinthefirsthalf. Theywereabletomovethe ball around nicely and get everyone involved. Anibal Rodriguez pushed the teamfullspeedaheaclwith 8firsthalf poinls. While the Wasps lrailedtheentira first half, theynevergavel.l). They stuck totheirgameplanandwentforthe easyl:akets. Darell Slmsledtheteamwithfirsthiif points. TheWaspswert into halftime trailing bu thescoreof2 to. The second half gota lot more interesting. ThePlratesledatonetimet:Jt points, txrtthewaspsjustchq:jped l!in/al thesare. Andre Morsyledthechargewih8secoodhafpoints. With onemlnutelefttoplay, the Pirates were holding on toaonepolntlead. The Waspsplayedtighldafenseandwereabletogetonelastpossesioowithtime runningout TornmyKanereceivedtheirix>undspassandgotanopenlook threepointer. Hefiredtheshotbutwasunabletohitit. The Pirateshungon towlnbythefinalof27 to 2. Keeping theirpoiseforthe Pirates were Michael withpoints,anlbalrodrlguezwilh8points,frandscoramirezwith7 points, Tony Ramirez with a bucket, Julian Rodriguez, and Juquan Whitfleld. TryingtheirbestfortheWaspswereAndreMorsywith9points, Damill Sims with 7points, TommyKaneandRossUhlereachacdngttne points, Pat O'Connell and Bobby Palushek both adcing a bucke~ and Marco Schwank. HANDSHAKES REQUIRED We'd like to ramindourplawrs and coaches that, in the name of good sportsmanship, handshakes al89qu/9d after every game. Failure to act in asportsmanlikemannercancosta team its sportsmanship point In thestandngs,andcanleadtoanindivicijalplayerorcoachmissingtheir next game. When the game is over the wjnnerdeseryes respect and congratulations fortheireffort andtheopponentdesew the same. No matter how d&8r)ointing the rasultof thegame, we must always show respect to others. 4 PARENTS, INTERESTED IN LEARNING COMPUTER SKILLS? TALK TO LUIS IN THE LABI HOMEWORKHELPAVAIIABLE? 9 Is your child off toa slow start in a class? Does your child si")y need a little homework help? Help is available weekdays from : 4: in the gameroom and COl'l'4)uter Im>. Just see Tim Ward or Amanda Fox. CHECKOUTWWW.NBGC.ORGI GET YOUR SCHEDULE, REGISTRATION DATES AND NEWS& EVENTS. CHECKOUTTHELEAGUE BULLETIN BOARDS AND POST MESSAGES FOR YOURTEAMMATESANDFRIENDSI

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7 lu's. lu's. lu's. Page4 t CADET BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 7th 9: Falcons 9:4 Cougars 9:4 Wasps 4: Cougars 4:4 Falcons 4:4 Wasps 4' 9: Falcons 9:4 Cougms 9:4 9' 4: rdplace 4:4 th place 4:4 stplace Feb..,~ Feb. End of Regular Seaaoni'Start Poat Season 2st ToBeAnnounced 28 ToBeAnnounced 28tt ToBeAnnounced 2ro TBA Pre-Season Floor Hockey 4tl TBA All-Siar Day -~ PREPBASKETBALLSCHEDULE 7th :4 Demons 2: Eagles Tues. 4: Mdcals 4:4 Eagles -4h :4 Eagles 2: Demons Tues.... 7'tt 4: Widcals 4:4 Eagles End of Regular Season/Start Post Season 2st ToBeAnnounced Tues. 2-4h To Be Announced 28tt ToBeAnnounced Tues. st TBA Pre-Season Floor Hockey Feb. -4lh TBA All-Siar Day Eagles &apions Scapions Eagles Eagles Wasps Scapions 4th place thplace 2ndplace Widcals Demons Widcals Demons ~TRIBEBASKETBALLSCHEDULE~ Tues. t : Eagles Prates : SpmBns Wasps us ' : Eagles Sparurls : Pirates Wasps Tues. 7 : Eagles Wasps : Pirates Spmats End of Regular Season/Start Poat Season Th.ls. 9' ToBeAnnounced Tues. 24 ToBeAnnounced us all ToBeAnnounced Tues. st AII-Stm'Night Thi.rs. Feb. ld Pre-Season Floor Hockey ~ BOYS BASKETBALL f FINAL FIRST HALF STANDINGS... ~ W L T ATT SfIS FOR PTS Eagles 8 2 Cougll'S 9 Falcons Scapions Wasps 4 2 PREP 'Nddcals Demons E.-gJes TRIBE E.-gJes Wasps Pirates Spans w w 4 L L 2 T T ATT ATT 2 2 SPTS 8 SPTS Includes gama played thru Dec. 22nd FOR FOR PTS PTS ) 7 9 Fri. Fri. Fri. 7,2 PEBBLE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE th 7th 4th DI 4: 4:4 Mercuries :4 :4 Mercuries 4: 4:4 :4 :4 Mercuries 4: 4:4 Mercuries End of Regular Season/Start Poat Season 2st To Be Announced Fri. 27 To Be Announced tt To Be Announced -:e JUNIORBASKETBALLSCHEDULE Fri. Feb. rd Pre-Season Floor Hockey Feb. 4h All-Siar Day 7h : 2: Aiens Wed. l :2 Mens : 4th : Aliens 2: Wed. 8 :2 : Aiens End of Regular Season/Start Post Season 2st ToBeAnnounced Wed. Zit ToBeAnnounced -.. 2Stl ToBeAnnounced it Jon SEN~BAS:TBA~HEDU~ Wed. Feb. st Pre-Season Floor Hockey Feb. 4th AII-Stm' Day Mon. Mon. Mon. Mon. Feb. 2: : 9th :4 2: : 4th :2 : 4:4 h :4 2: : 2st :2 : 4:4 End of Regular Season 2d ToBeAnnounced 28 ToBeAnnounced DI Pre-Season Volleyball 4h All-Star Day 'f Tigers Tigers Mercuries Tlgll'S Tigers Tigers Twislas Arciefs fr Twislas Twislas Twislas A,vels T'MStefs ~ GIRLS BASKETBALL "" ~ FINALFIRSTHALFSTANDINGS ~ PEBBLE.:..:W,... ::.L T,:.....:..A:.:..TT,...,.SPT,._,_,.S,..._--'F!...::ORa.!..._,!,_PTS= Mercuries 24 Tigers JUNIOR Aiens Af9lls SENIOR w w 2 L L 7 T T ATT ATT 7 8 SPTS SPTS Includes g.,,.. played thru.dec. 22nd FOR FOR PTS PTS 4 l) "ll

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