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VICTIMS
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General
:
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| 1937-1941 |
Mrs J A N Holt v C R Waterer (Official Receiver): action by plaintiff for alleged trespass and false imprisonment
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BT 103/109
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PRISONERS
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Individual Prisoners
:
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| 1935 |
Kenya: imprisonment of Mrs H Selwyn: correspondence with Dean Selwyn
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CO 533/457/9
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| 1927 |
Iraq: stoppage of Mrs Mary Dick's widow's pension due to her imprisonment for theft
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CO 730/116/6
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WIDOWS
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General
:
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| 1927 |
Iraq: stoppage of Mrs Mary Dick's widow's pension due to her imprisonment for theft
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CO 730/116/6
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NOTEWORTHY WOMEN
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General
:
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| 1957 |
FLETCHER. Kenya: memoranda prepared by Colonial Office on reports by Eileen Fletcher on detention and imprisonment of children in Kenya
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CO 822/1236
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PRISONERS
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Individual Prisoners
:
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| 1933 |
Gold Coast: Ekua Amponsah, queen mother, Mim sub-division: release from imprisonment
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CO 96/712/15
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| 1953 |
Germany (West): war criminals: Valentina Billien: letter from Rev. R W Sorensen MP, enclosing letter from a German citizen, and an affidavit protesting Valentina Billien's innocence of crimes for which she was sentenced to 15 years' imprisonment 1661/256
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FO 371/104155
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| 1953 |
Roumania: official approach to Roumanian Minister of Foreign Affairs on behalf of a Madame Placa, of British origin, but wife of a Roumanian, concerning the nature of the charge for her conviction and imprisonment
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FO 371/106476
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WIVES
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General
:
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| 1953 |
Roumania: official approach to Roumanian Minister of Foreign Affairs on behalf of a Madame Placa, of British origin but wife of a Roumanian, concerning the nature of the charge for her conviction and imprisonment
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FO 371/106476
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PRISONERS
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Individual Prisoners
:
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| 1954 |
Poland: continuing efforts to obtain release of Mrs Halina Firth, British subject of Polish origin, sentenced to 15 years imprisonment
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FO 371/111583
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| 1954 |
Roumania: conviction and imprisonment of Mrs Sylvia Placa, British subject married to a Roumanian
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FO 371/111647
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WIVES
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General
:
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| 1954 |
Roumania: conviction and imprisonment of Mrs Sylvia Placa, British subject married to a Roumanian
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FO 371/111647
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GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES/ CIVIL SERVICE
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Members of Parliament
:
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| 1957 |
Egypt: imprisonment of James Swinburn and James Zarb: letter from Manchester constituent to Mrs E Hill MP, 24 Nov 1957; FO minute 29 Nov 1957 1691/264
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FO 371/125621
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NOTEWORTHY WOMEN
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General
:
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| 1957 |
HILL. Egypt: imprisonment of James Swinburn and James Zarb: letter from Manchester constitutent to Mrs E Hill MP, 24 Nov 1957; FO minute, 29 Nov 1957 1691/264
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FO 371/125621
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PRISONERS
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Individual Prisoners
:
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| 1958 |
Greece: imprisonment of Dr Antonia Flountais in Greece
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FO 371/136270
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| 1942 |
Greece: the imprisonment of Mlle Nicotsara
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FO 371/33208
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NOTEWORTHY WOMEN
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General
:
|
| 1947 |
NEURATH. Germany: conditions of imprisonment in Spandau: appeal by Baroness von Neurath on behalf of her husband
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FO 371/64710
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WIVES
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General
:
|
| 1947 |
Germany: conditions of imprisonment in Spandau: appeal by Baroness von Neurath on behalf of her husband
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FO 371/64710
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PRISONERS
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Individual Prisoners
:
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| 1911 |
Woman sentenced to one month imprisonment for obtaining goods by false pretences.Mr Churchill took great interest in this case and as a result a second warrant on a similar charge was dropped
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HO 144/1144/209195
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WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE, RIGHTS AND STATUS
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General
:
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| 1911 |
Imprisonment of a suffragette who refused to pay taxes so long as women were unrepresented
|
HO 144/1169/214572
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HEALTH
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General
:
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| 1912-1913 |
Suffragettes: demonstration, imprisonment and forcible feeding
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HO 144/1193 and 1194/220196
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WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE, RIGHTS AND STATUS
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General
:
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| 1912-1913 |
Suffragettes: demonstration, imprisonment and forcible feeding
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HO 144/1193 and 1194/220196
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| 1912-1914 |
Suffragette sentenced to two years imprisonment for arson
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HO 144/1205/222030
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| 1912-1915 |
Suffragette: sentenced to fifteen months imprisonment for possessing explosives
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HO 144/1206/222067
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| 1913 |
Beatrice Helen Saunders, Suffragette, charged with conspiracy at Central Criminal Court, sentenced to fifteen months imprisonment, Third Division
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HO 144/1275/237954
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PRISONERS
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Individual Prisoners
:
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| 1918 |
Sarah Ellen Hodson: sentenced to 2 years' borstal training at Lincoln Assizes on 18 June 1918. Considered unsuitable for borstal treatment and granted conditional pardon to serve 6 months imprisonment in Division II
|
HO 144/1497/363968
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| 1944-1945 |
Helen Duncan: sentenced to nine months' imprisonment for conspiracy to contravene the Witchcraft Act, 1735
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HO 144/22172/884430
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| 1891 |
Unlawful imprisonment of Isle of Man woman for trial at Liverpool Sessions
|
HO 144/483/X34392
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PRISONERS
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Infanticide
:
|
| 1908 |
Request for information as to numbers of persons serving imprisonment for infanticide
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HO 144/544/A54643
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PRISONERS
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Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1902 |
Imprisonment of three girls (aged 12, 14 and 15) for stealing coal
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HO 144/660/V39983
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WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE, RIGHTS AND STATUS
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General
:
|
| 1906 |
Imprisonment of suffragists (Miss Billington, Miss Kenny, Mrs Knight, Mrs Sparborough)
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HO 144/not traced/141956
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PRISONERS
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Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1923-1925 |
Imprisonment of daughter of the Tichborne claimant
|
HO 45/11970/451573
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WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE, RIGHTS AND STATUS
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General
:
|
| 1912-1913 |
Suffragist movement: imprisonment of Mrs Pankhurst and Mr and Mrs Pethick Lawrence
|
HO 45/24630/223849
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NOTEWORTHY WOMEN
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General
:
|
| 1912-1913 |
PANKHURST. Suffragist movement: imprisonment of Mrs Pankhurst and Mr and Mrs Pethick Lawrence
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HO 45/24630/223849
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PRISONERS
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Individual Prisoners
:
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| 1917-1950 |
Florence Annie Parkes: convicted at Exeter Assizes on 1 Nov 1917 of manslaughter and sentenced to 6 months' imprisonment: granted free pardon and ex-gratia payment of £1000 in 1935
|
HO 45/24694/352047
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| 1931-1932 |
Woman 76 years old sentenced to 6 months' imprisonment for fraud at Monmouth Assizes: appeals for clemency refused: local JP taken off prison visitors list
|
HO 45/24937/594716
|
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PRISONERS
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Internment
:
|
| 1941 |
Sir Oswald and Lady Mosley and Captain Ramsay claim damages from Home Secretary for false imprisonment and breach of statutory duty
|
HO 45/25982
|
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NOTEWORTHY WOMEN
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General
:
|
| 1941 |
MOSLEY. Sir Oswald and Lady Mosley and Captain Ramsay claim damages from Home Secretary for false imprisonment and breach of statutory duty
|
HO 45/25982
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VICTIMS
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Murder Victims
:
|
| 1966-1967 |
Reading Borough Police: investigation into murder of Alice Beatrice Cox at 55 Salisbury Road, Reading between 30 March and 2 April 1966; Benjamin Frank Comas convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment; use of mass fingerprint check
|
MEPO 2/10934
|
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PRISONERS
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Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1967 |
Murder of Jane Serina Scott at Hookend, Berks on 3 March 1967: Raymond Cook and Eric Jones convicted of murder and sentenced to life imprisonment; Valerie Newell convicted of accessory before the fact and sentenced to life imprisonment
|
MEPO 2/10943
|
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VICTIMS
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Murder Victims
:
|
| 1967 |
Murder of Jane Serina Scott at Hookend, Berks on 3 March 1967: Raymond Cook and Eric Jones convicted of murder and sentenced to life imprisonment; Valerie Newell convicted of accessory before the fact and sentenced to life imprisonment
|
MEPO 2/10943
|
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PRISONERS
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Infanticide
:
|
| 1967-1977 |
George Frederick Johnson convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment following the death of 11 month old Andrew Ian Johnson at Queen Mary's Hospital on 27 April 1967: first case in legal history with a verdict of murder for a single 'battered baby syndrome'
|
MEPO 2/10944
|
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PRISONERS
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Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1957-1962 |
Mary Elizabeth Wilson: at Leeds Assizes on 10 March 1958 convicted of double murder, sentenced to death; respited to life imprisonment on 30 May 1958; died 5 December 1962 in prison
|
PCOM 9/2205
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| 1962-1963 |
Helen Allegranza: member of the 'Committee of 100'; at CCC on 30 January 1962 convicted of conspiracy to commit breach of Official Secrets Act; sentenced to 12 months' imprisonment; died whilst in confinement
|
PCOM 9/2208
|
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NOTEWORTHY WOMEN
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General
:
|
| 1952-1954 |
CHURCHILL. Letter from Baronin von Neurath to Lady Churchill about imprisonment of her husband in Spandau: conditions in Spandau prison
|
PREM 11/793
|
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VICTIMS
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General
:
|
| 1818 |
Hatton Papers. Earl of Romney writes in favour of John Newington who was sentenced to imprisonment and fined for assaulting Anne Hewlett. Asks that on payment of the fine he may now be remitted the rest of his imprisonment ff 450-451
|
PRO 30/45/1
|
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PRISONERS
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Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1815 |
Hatton Papers. Rothes to William Kennick: states that Mary Smith's real name is Chapman and recommends that transportation be changed to imprisonment ff 183-186
|
PRO 30/45/1
|
| 1817 |
Hatton Papers. Viscount Falmouth to Becket in favour of Anne Edwards, sentenced to transportation and recommends imprisonment in a House of Correction ff 365-366
|
PRO 30/45/1
|
| 1818 |
Hatton Papers. Earl of Egremont writes in favour of Anne Masuer, sentenced to one month's imprisonment in the House of Correction for stealing wood ff 432-433
|
PRO 30/45/1
|
|
HEALTH
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Mental Health
:
|
| 1815 |
Hatton Papers. Rothes to William Kennick: states that Mary Smith's real name is Chapman and recommends that transportation be changed to imprisonment ff 183-186
|
PRO 30/45/1
|
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VICTIMS
-
General
:
|
| 1915 |
Home Office. Payment of compensation to Mrs M Johnson, Croyden, for wrongful imprisonment (7922/15; 6254/15)
|
T 1/11769/8632/15
|
| 1915 |
Home Office. Payment of compensation to Miss E M Morse for wrongful conviction and imprisonment for desertion of minor children (12279/15)
|
T 1/11801/16004/15
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1921 |
Wrongful imprisonment of Mrs Rose Emma Gooding
|
T 161/134/A11347
|
|
VICTIMS
-
General
:
|
| 1921 |
Wrongful imprisonment of Mrs Rose Emma Gooding
|
T 161/134/A11347
|
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MARRIAGE
-
General
:
|
| 1931 |
M H Warwick, clerical officer, GPO: reinstatement after period of imprisonment for bigamy
|
T 162/266/E26355
|
|
WIVES
-
General
:
|
| 1963 |
Imprisonment of war pensioners: payment of half-pension to wife or dependants
|
T 227/1613
|
|
PRISONERS
-
Individual Prisoners
:
|
| 1851 |
Rachel Menzies, alias Fisher: sentenced to three months imprisonment in Newgate for obtaining from Alexander Beale the sum of £50 in part payment of a contract for £300 under pretence of using her influence in getting the latter appointed as a clerk in the Admiralty
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TS 18/67
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