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THE
ASTROLOGERS'
MAGAZINE.
VOL.
IV,
A
WORK
DEALING
SOLELY
WITH
ALL
BRANCHES
OF
ASTRAL
SCIENCE.
PRICE:
SIX
SHILLINGS
AND
SIXPENCE.
Published
by
the
Proprietors^
12,
Lugard
Road,
London,
S.E.
MDCCCXCIV.
INDEX.
PAOB.
Neptune,
The
Planet
XLbc
HettoloQcrs'
âgasine.
[COPYRIGHT].
No.
37.
2
method,
thrift,caution,
patience
and
diplomacy,
and
affairs. He
the lumbar
flMmbane
Hstroloai?.
New
Moon.
August
iith,i893:
8h.48m.,p.m.
London.
FROM
the
positions
in
the
figure
for
aatroloacra
3
bavc
met
IN
our
pilgrimage
through
life
we
come
across
those
who
have
in
a
greater
or
lesser
degree,
tastes
or
ideas
in
common
with
our
own,
but
6
INFANTILE
MORTALITY.
If
going
into
INFANTILE
MORTALITY.
7
does
mean
that
he
so
freely
quotes,
for
although
he
gives
some
15
cases
8
INFANTILE
MORTALltV.
The
following
is
the
outcome
of
a
very
careful
investigation
involving
a
great
But
we
have
yet
another
figure
which
I
think
will
show
us
exactly
what
produced
death,
and
this
Figure
3
is
arrived
at
by
the
following
method

INFANTILE
MORTALITY.
Figure
II.
John
J.
H.
Died
April
4th,
1888
Inflammation
of
lungs,
weak
heart
and
blood
disorders.
i
This
planet
will
play
a
most
important
part
in
or
secret
studies
(astrologers),
enoted
by
the
secret
planet
Saturn,
in
Taurus,
la
MODERN
ASTROLOGERS.
**APHOREL.
him
patience
and
perseverance
with
{Terminus
IDltae
14
HINDU
ASTROLOGV.
I5
vising
him
and
went
home
one
occupied
l6
kiNDU
ASTROLOGY.
by
the
lagnam.
It
is
somewhat
curious,
however,
that
the
signs
are
counted
in
English
have
no
Tamul
equivalents.
After
seeing
these
results
I
cannot
but
think
one
of
two
con-lusions
must
be
drawn.
^be
Hetronomic
nDeteoroloai?.
(Continued
from
page
280,
Vol.
Ill,)
20
ASTRONOMIC
METEOROLOGY.
curious
relation
to
weather
and
weather
theories
as
to
be
worth
notice.
The
most
notable
instance
was
that
of
February,
1855,
marked
by
a
barren
interval
of
1RotC0
on
1?ecent
Events*
On
the
22nd
June,
1893,
about
3.30
p.m.,
many
attacks
upon
women
22
not,
of
course,
believed
to-day,
but
it
have all
Xettere
to
tbe
jCbftor.
Letters
of
general
24
ANSWERS
TO
CORRESPONDENTS.
not
a
rap
signs,
unless
they
are
retrograde
xrbe
subject
to
fluctuations,
and
the
26
PROGNOSTICATIONS
BASED
UPON
THE
After
a
tTbe
prince
of
Males'
Directions*
ASTROLOGICAL
28
Boctor
Barnarb
tbc
30
Sstrolodera
3
bave
met
NUMBER
two
was
one
infantile
fIDortaliti?*
INFANTILE
MORTALITY.
33
Figure
IV.
Elizabeth
B.
Sept.
i2th,
1883,
at
II
p.m.,
London.
(To
he
continued,)
C2
nDobern
Hetroloaere*
MODERN
ASTROLOGERS.
36
t)inbu
Hstroloai?*
THE
NADIGRANTHAM.
IN
my
last
article
I
promised
to
say
something
At
the
present
time,
one
38
HINDU
ASTROLOGY.
regards
writing
HINDU
ASTROLOGY.
39
with
a
relative.
She
was
to
go
and
call
him,
and
deliver
to
him
the
a
Telegu
Brahman
astrologer,
e
managed
to
discover
some
êrminu0
\Dit .
pre0it)cnt
Xincoln.
(secret
enemies)
and
the
Sun
is
on
the
cusp
during
the
month,
that
much
sickness
will
be
experienced
in
all
classes
of
society,
and
even
royalty
will
come
tTbe
EXALTATIONS.
43
do
not
see
44
21
21
The
of each
Zbc
life
of
tbe
46
THE
Zbc
Bcfirces
of
tbe
ZoMac
Si2mboli6c *
GEMINI.
i^.
Xettera
to
tbe
leMtor.
Ptolemy
as
an
authority,
especially
s
he
gives
no
degrees.
Now
which
tlbe
HstrolOGcrs'
âgasine.
[COPYRIGHT].
50
MODERN
IDEAS
OF
AN
ASTROLOGER.
her
first
impressions
were
decidedly
wrong,
and,
as
example
is
stamps
are
Ibinbu
H0troloai?.
52
HINDU
ASTROLOGY.
53
another,
and
whose
Ascendants
are
distant,
in
India,
only
about
6
of
space.
But,
however
precise
the
Hindu
astrologers
of
300
years
ago
may
have
been
in
regard
to
the
ascendant
at
the
time
of
birth,
it
is
54
HINDU
ASTROLOGY.
Yet
withal,
there,
are
the
results.
magnetic
con-itions,
according
to
their
several
natures.
The
predominance
of
certain
agents
over
others
in
the
solar
system,
at
the
time
of
the
3nfantUc
flDortaliti?*
By
Alan
Leo.
OWING
to
want
of
space
I
am
compelled
to
discontinue
giving
care
and
56
THE
LIFE
OF
THE
WEATHER.
He
died
April
nth,
1892.
The
Moon
by
THE
LIFE
sea
water
is
58
tCcrminue
lDlt
6o
TERMINUS
VITiE.
the
proud,
ambitious,
overbearing
nature,
control
other
hand,
the
MODERN
ASTROLOGERS.
64
MODERN
ASTROLOGERS.
has
a
good
musical
ear.
His
voyage
to
India
was
undertaken
under
the
direction
of
the
Sun
to
tCbe
2)corcc0
of
tbc
3toMac
nDunbane
Hatrologi?.
enters
Libra
proanoeticatione
baeeb
upon
tbe
PROGNOSTICATIONS
BASED
UPON
THE
RULING
SIGN.
69
Xettcre
to
tbe
EMtor.
72
LETTERS
had
been^
Ube
HstroloGcrs'
âgasine.
[COPYRIGHT].
No.
40.
^ti
74
INFANTILE
MORTALITY.
the
science.
If
our
opponents
will
only
confine
At
INFANTILE
MORTALITY.
75
Cream
(of
the
world's
fact,
fun,
and
fancy)
is
the
title
of
a
new
weekly
penny
paper,
which,
Zhc
Calendar
Simpliflie^
THE
following
simple
rules
for
finding
some
of
the
elements
THE
CALENDAR
SIMPLIFIED.
I
sign
28^
her,
may,
under
new
influences,
be
withdrawn
from
her
sphere,
and
from
the
embryo,
which,
having
quickened,
may
consume
away
tCcrminu0
tDit
Wapolcon
III.
NAPOLEON
III.
80
flDobcrn
aetroloacra.
No.
IV.
LEO
82
MODERN
ASTROLOGERS.
THE
students'
CORNER.
83
the
Sun
84
THE
STUDENTS*
CORNER.
writer
that
0A^
often
conduces
to
an
early
marriage.
A
young
lady
^be
86
THE
DEGREES
society
is
borne
out
by
the
position
of
Jupiter,
enmity.
If
we
take the third and ninth houses and their rulers for the
secretary
and
lecturers,
they
are
well
qualified
or
their
posts,
the
fixed
signs
shewing
the
determination
they
vail
put
forth
in
their
writings
and
public
utterances.
We
a
hopeful
Zbc
Xifc
of
tbc
as
in
a
huge
crock,
suspended
in
a
vast
chimney
internally
as
of
a
milky
hue,
and
90
the
actual
set out
THE
WEATHER.
QI
2.
Planetary
(mutual)
aspects
are
treated
92
THE
WEATHER.
strength
to
Saturn,

flDunbanc
Hetrologi?*
THE
94
LETTERS
TO
g6
LETTERS
TO
trbe
[COPYRIGHT].
No.
41.
^ J:J
DECEMBER,
1893. ^
Price
4d.
Post
free
4id.
Ibow
to
''improve''
tbc
Iboroecopc*
I
THOUGHT
gS
MR.
stead's
horoscope.
head
and
face,
and
Byron's
head
was
1?cmarftablc
prcbictfons
bi?
Hncfcnt
Hstroloficra*
MICHEL
NOSTRADAMUS,
lOO
astrologer,
amed
Luc
Gauric,
had
been
visited
by
the
king
in
company
with
two
others
to
On
another
occasion
he
consulted
C6sar,
who
was
considered
the
most
Zl)c
Spirit
of
Saturn*
WHEN
the
student
first
begins
th^
study
of
astrology,
he
reads
in
the
books
first
place,
he
is
a
cold
planet,
and
THE
SPIRIT
OF
SATURN.
IO3
metal,
lead,
is
occasionally
sed
in
medicine
against
diarrhoea,
and
acts
as
an
astringent
evil,
that
is,
104
'THE
on
the
physical
plane
flDobcrn
H0troIoficr0*
a
weaker
sign
arose,
the
chances
would
have
been
against
his
reaching
maturity.
The
MODERN
ASTROLOGERS.
operating
directions.
He
will
not
do
much
good
in
speculating,
or
the
machinery
flDunbane
B0trolodi?.
AT
the
The
conjunction
of
H0troIoficr03
bavc
met
No.
3,
was
a
tall,
good-looking
man,
Bnomaliee.
IT
is
not
surprising
hat
so
many
astrological
students
give
up
their
studies
in
despair
when
they
find
in
ANOMALIES.
Ill
given
of
the
discrepancy.
He
further
states
INFANTILE
MORTALITY.
II3
In
England,
this
eclipse
forecasts
on
page
66,
for
many
minor
companies
and
financial
schemes
have
not
been
perfected,
notwithstanding
the
glowing
reports
that
have
the
key
as
to
why
this
astronomic
flDetcorolofii?*
foresecinfi
eatber.
THE
preceding
details
will,
I
think,
suffice
to
explain
the
principlesconstituting
the
true
phenomena
of
.evaporation,
nd
the
absorption
Il6
quite
absurd
to
apply
the
English
Xctters
to
tbe
fibitor.
Letters
of
general
at
27
f
LETTERS
120
Ube
H6trologer6'
flibaoasinc.
[COPYRIGHT].
Ho.
^2.
It
t
122
MODERN
ASTROLOGERS.
RAPHAEL.
grand
position
for
spending
money,
I
judge
''Raphael
the
ascendant,
points
to
a
certain
amount
of
reserve
Iprofcctional
Bircctions^
A
GOOD
commence
at
19^
22'
30
of
Table
(I)
(I)
O
Q
Zbc
flDoon
in
(Capricorn-
IN
most
be
prejudicially
ffected.
Now,
as
I
am
desirous
of
ascertaining
THE
MOON
IN
CAPRICORN.
1
27
the
128
THE
MOON
IN
CAPRICORN.
John
Columna,
difficulties,
admit,
but
now
that
astrology
is
reallyreviving,
and
that
so
many
people
in
all
parts
of
130
MUNDANE
ASTROLOGY,
argument
require
extreme
skill
on
the
part
of
1Rote0
on
Ibinbn
Hetrolooi?*
From
the
132
HINDU
ASTROLOGY.
tCbe
''Zbcovi
of
a
new
nDetbo
of
Directing.'
To
a
beginner
like
myself
it
seems
infantile
nDortaliti?*
THE
next
example
is
very
interesting,
and
should
prove
beyond
a
doubt
the
truth
of
astrology,
if
nothing
else.
The
facts
not
afflicted;
he
evil
aspects
are
136
ASTRONOMIC
METEOROLOGY.
by
an
accident,
let
us
try
138
ASTRONOMIC
METEROLOGY.
In
foreseeing
weather,
the
points
to
be
considered
are
a
state
of
drought,
without
parallel
summer are
ASTRONOMIC
METEROLOGY.
I39
course,
looking
so
far
ahead,
and
considering
the
nature
of
the
140
changes,
com-inations,
and
displacements
may
be
Xctters
to
tbe
Cbitor.
Letters
of
general
142
LETTERS
TO
THE
EDITOR.
I
may
add,
if
LETTERS
TO
THE
EDITOR.
I43
quoted
were
taken,
not
144
LETTERS
TO
THE
EDITOR.
Dear
Sir,
It
seems
that
a
writer
in
your
contemporary
was
unfortunate
enough
to
say
that
your
excellent
Magazine
was
a
kind
of
unofficial
organ
of
the
Theosophists.
This,
of
course,
was
not
correct.
Thereupon,
two
Theosophists
are
down
upon
him
with
vengeance
XLht
house,
146
MODERN
ASTROLOGERS.
mystic
sign
Scorpio,
five
planets
exact
opposition
to
the
Sun,
or
when
148
INFANTILE
MORTALITY.
life,
c.,
INFANTILE
MORTALITY.
I49
from
afifliction,
nd
in
elevation
Iprotectional
ircctione.
PROFECTIONAL
DIRECTIONS.
151
IF,
reaches these
152
THE
0
asc.
been
brought
a
degree
of
confusion.
powers
during
lifetime,
nd
perhaps
loss
of
faculties.
It
is
a
degree
of
impotence,
18 .
A
flying
arrow.
It
indicates
a
person
of
loftyaspirations,
154
THE
THE
DEGREES
156
THE
GREAT
PLAGUE.
and
yet
none
will
be
fulfilled.
Hence
he
will
have
no
confidence
THE
a
semi-
square
to
Jupiter
I^
in
the
M.C.
158
NOTES
ON
HINDU
ASTROLOGY.
nuptial
bed
was
changed
into
a
sepulchre.
Some
of
NOTES
the
or
that
of
some
congenialplanet,
or
l6o
NOTES
l62
NATA
AND
TERMINUS
VITiE.
radical
Moon
NATA
Mercury,
strong
in
Virgo,
164
NATA
AND
TERMINUS
VITiE.
house.
According
to
Hindu
astrology,
he
sign
Cancer
governs
nDunbane
Hetrolofii?*
Moon
45
P-m-
February
5th,
i
London.
THE
above
are
the
positions
at
the
moment
of
Xettcr0
to
must
be
aware
LETTERS
TO
death,
l68
LETTERS
TO
in five of them the father died while the natives
were
.'1
[copyright].
No.
44.
X:
t:
170
THE
HOUSES
AND
EXALTATIONS
OF
THE
PLANETS.
THE
ttotc0
on
NOTES
In
the
next
,case,
given
on
page
55,
the
child
was
bom
with
24
y
ascendant
was
0
X
45',
a
weak
watery
sign,
and
a
Theosophist,dyar,
Madras,
and
consists
of
a
series
of
H
peculiar
Doroscope.
(Page
140,
Vol.
3.)
Disposition.
176
A
PECULIAR
HOROSCOPE.
Marriage.
H
1?emarftable
t)oro0cope*
THE
above
horoscope
presents
several
178
MR.
GLADSTONE
S
DIRECTIONS.
Uranus,
;
MR.
GLADSTONE
S
DIRECTIONS.
I79
success
may
be
anticipated
then,
present
year
a
H
transit
of
fleptune*
naturally
into
two
categories.
(i)
Transits,
THE
VERNAL
INGRESS.
l8l
numerous
Nativities.
Ultimately,
o
doubt,
after
much
labour,
the
law
regulating
the
effects
of
transits
l82
MUKDAKE
AStROLOGV.
At
St.
Petersburg,
a
failing
evenue
and
exciting
correspondence
anent
foreign
^be
Sianiflcation
of
tbe
by
one
184
THE
SIGNIFICATION
OF
THE
face,
the
same
as
the
sign
Aries,
for
as
Aries
is
the
first
sign
of
the
Zodiac,
so
is
the
3nfantlle
flDortaliti^*
(Summary
Continued,)
BY
186
INFANTILE
MORtALITY.
the
same
way
as
the
ascendant,
we
Key
l88
Xettere
to
giving judgment
190
LETTERS
TO
THE
EDITOR.
Dear
Sir,
LETTERS
TO
1^^
LETTERS
TO
THE
EDITOR.
Dear
Sir,
Zbe
at
very
independent
in
his
way
of
living;
at
all
times
willing
to
assert
his
opinions
and
to
194
^Ê
HOROSCOPE
OF
ANNIE
BESANT.
This,
while
touching
some
of
the
leading
elements
of
our
subject's
character,
nevertheless
needs
ample
modification
in
some
particulars,
evident
to
those
who
THE
HOROSCOPE
OF
ANNIe
BEsANT.
I95
to
become
such
by
196
THE
HOROSCOPE
OP
THE
HOROSCOPE
OF
ANNIE
BESANT.
I97
voice
;
igS
THE
HOROSCOPE
OF
ANNIE
BESANT.
During
the
period
at
which
the
of
the
public
(represented
by
the
Moon).
It
sixtieth
year,
but
will
not
reach
her
sixtieth
birthday,
for
in
March,
1907
the
Sun,
in
the
eighth
house,
meets
the
square
aspect
affected.
The
voice,
of
our
of
the
people,
and,
as
we
have
said,
her
name
will
endure.
It
may
INFANTILE
MORTALITY.
I99
the
place
of
Jupiter
while
at
the
same
time
the
Sun
200
INFANTILE
MORTALITY.
at.
Not
only
are
five
planets
retrograde,
of
sesqui-uadrate
the
exact
degree,extracting
all
the
magnetism
from
the
physical
framework.
INFANTILE
MORTALITY.
201
live.
This
202
MR.
GLADSTONE
S
DIRECTIONS.
J
Tj
and
1(.
when
heavily
afflicted
are
opposed
in
every
way
to
the
purely
physical
body,
and
privateopinion,
^l)c
1boro0copc
of
of
the
figure,
house
of
sickness,
where the lord of the Ascendant and lords of the death house
are
posited.
The
above
combination
of
the
lord
of
the
Ascendant
with
the
lords
of.
the
sixth,
eighth,
and
twelfth
in
any
of
these
houses
is
a
certain
THE
-265
In
fortunate for the Prince that he has lord of the
Ascendant
2|
of
his
sign
in
the
Ascendant
to
avert
the
death.
Under
the
cyclic
direction
system
2|
was
2o6
THE
HOROSCOPE
OF
MR.
DINKAR
BALWANT
PATWARDHAN.
and
twelfth
houses,
who
horoscope
that
his
progressive
0
in
the
thirtieth
year
of
his
life
was
as
THE
on
the
4th
of
June,
1892,
2o8
THE
HOROSCOPE
OF
MR.
DINKAR
BALWANT
PATWARDHAN.
the
cyclic
tenth,
by
progress
falls
Zbc
prince
of
Males'
Directions^
The
Prince's
Post-Natal
directions
for
point
between
the
Radical
Saturn
tCcrminus
\Dit ^
professor
tCijubalL
22
0
l8
16
S
57
DECLINATIONS.
22
2
47
H
TERMINUS
VITiE.
fftunbanc
Hstrolofii?*
AT
the
Neomenia
on
the
6th
instant,
the
conjoined
luminaries
are
tTbe
Stubent6'
(toriier*
BY
falling
on
the
place
of
Jupiter
stirred
up
LETTERS
TO
THE
EDITOR.
215
Now,
it
has
struck
me
that
the
fact
of
directions
antedatinjj^
considerably
events,
which
may
be
ascribed
2l6
LETTE?IS
TO
do
tCbe
HstroloQers'
flibaoasine.
[copyright].
No.
46.
^l8
ROROSCOPB
HOROSCOPE
OF
H.
S.
OLCOTT,
P.T.S.
ttg
Successful
in
his
studies,
quick
in
comprehension,
early
female
friends,
yet
I
have
BY
222
INFANTILE
MORTALITY.
there
are
many
cases
where
heavy
affliction
at
a
tiotee
on
224
NOTES
NOTES
ON
HINDU
ASTROLOGY.
225
9th.
A
pretender,
ungrateful,
nd
a
cheat.
(The
226
NOTES
ON
HINDU
ASTROLOGY.
On
glancing
over
the
table,
out to
Daillant,
tbe
Snarcbiet
DECLINATIONS.
23
0
21
15
to
I
228
VAILLANT,
THE
ANARCHIST.
VAILLAI4T,
THE
AKARCrtlST.
that,
just
as
the
immortal
Ego
cannot
function
properly
if
230
VAILLANT,
THE
ANARCHIST.
There
is
another
point
in
which
the
epoch
agrees
most
curiously
with
the
natus.
In
the
natus
THE
232
THE
the
Stubents'
(torncr*
BY
RAPHAEL.
THE
map
for
Deeming's
birth,
page
6i,
vol.
iii.,
f
the
Magazine,
is
certainly
a
favorable
one,
Hatrolofiical
Booha*
1?cpicw0*
1.
The
Astrological
Self-Instructor,
by
Bangalore
Suryanarain
Row,
B.A.
meets.
It
is
well known that the Hindu zodiac consists of the constellations of
stars,
whereas
ELEMENTARY
ASTROLOGY.
^37
258
ELEMENTARY
ASTROLOGY.
lessons
flotc0
on
IRcccnt
lEpcnta*
So
Jupiter
has
left
Taurus
without
Home
Rule
for
Ireland,
passing
?
gratified.
Ireland
will
benefit
by
legislation,
s
the
Moon
and
Jupiter
are
in
Taurus.
The
letters
to
good
faith.
N.B.
ttbe
HetroloQers'
YIC)aga3ine.
[copyright].
No.
47.
Z.il
242
THE
(Raphael
I.)
and
NOTES
244
:

sign
Aries
is
Pisces,
and
NOTES
ever
INFANTILE
MORTALITY.
247
impossible
for
the
infant
to
survive,
boy
successfully
eeting
the
Conjunction
of
Saturn
MUNDANE
ASTROLOGY.
249
St.
Petersburg
êrminua
Ditfe:
preeibent
(Barfielb.
THIS
is
the
figure
for
the
was
TERMINUS
VnJE
event
can
take
place
was
252
254
cusp
THE
RATIONALE
OF
DECLINATION.
255
Those
who
have
some
acquaintance
256
THE
RATIONALE
OF
DECLINATION.
Now,
for
the
bearing
of
this
upon
zodiacal
parallels,
^bc
Conjunction
ot
Ifteptune
an
Jupiter
A
CON
JUNCTION
of
Neptune
and
Jupiter
takes
place
on
June
ist,
as
probably
all
astrological
tudents
are
aware.
This
conjunction
and
its
effects
are
worth
observing
and
recording.
It
is
needless
to
the
astrological
Cyiticteme.
The
following
criticism
eclipse
26o
ASTROLOGICAL
SOCIETIES.
note
Astrology
lastingdamage,
and
gives
the
critics
an
opportunity
to
gird
at
Astrology.
Pearce
tiotee
on
*Kecent
levents.
Professor
a6
LETTERS
LETTERS
TO
THE
EDITOR.
^^3
Melbourne,
Victoria.
Sir,
I
have
a
264
LETTERS
TO
tibe
266
CLAUDIUS
PTOLEMY
ON
to
humanity,
a
thorough
knowledge
of
Astrology
is
a
sim
qua
mn,
and,
in
addition
to
this,
the
prescriber
or
adviser
should
possess
sounds
reliable
judgment,
A
fully
qualified
ASTROLOGY
AND
MEDICINE.
267
aware
that
square
to
nth,
there
was
a
similar
explosion
Zbc
2)egrcc0
of
tbe
270
ON
MOLES.
271
lord
of
or
scars.
For
example,
her
present
Majesty,
having
T?
in
K
273
nDunt)ane
Hatrolodi?.
r.^
(So
NEW
MOON,
3rd
July,
1894,
5
hr.
45
min.
a.m.
^t
^y
AT
the
moment
of
New
Moon,
2)cgrcc0
of
tbc
Zobiac
Si?mboU3C *
CANCER.
FIRST
degree.
276
DEGREES
OF
DEGREES
OF
THE
ZODIAC
SYMBOLIZED.
277
aggression
and
no
self-assertion
mars
278
he
is
not
by
nature
qualified.
It
frequentlyroduces
a
mere
charlatan
?
That the
28o
ANSWERS
an
indirect
manner,
such
as
the
fifth
through
carnality,
the
eleventh
through
friends
Tlote0
on
Recent
burnt,
282
LETTERS
LETTERS
TO
THE
EDITOR.
283
Sir,
I
notice
your
correspondent's
remarks
on
Exaltations,
but
I
cannot
see
that
the
284
LETTERS
TO
THE
EDITOR.
Dear
Sir,
Do
you
attach
importance
to
transits
over

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