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LOST in Mason Hall-1967 high school class ring,
initials L.A.M. on inside. Call 668-9064, ask for
Linda Martin., 04A217
LOST-BEIGE SHEEPSKIN COAT at SDT party,
Feb. 4. Reward! No questions asked. -Call Randy,
663-2267. dA215
Lost: Set of keys and leather key chain. Key chain
has an "R" on the front. Lost Feb. 9 on campus.
Reward. 764-9737. t 22A215
Lost-One pair of yellow and black down mittens, in
Haven Hall women's bathroom (first floor).
Reward-no questions asked. They have sentimental
value! Call 764-4788 persistently. - dA215
TWO-YEAR OLD, 17-inch Bradfort color TELE-
VISION with built-in antenna, excellent condition.
$150 or best offer. Call 662-6421. , dB214
TEXAS INSTRUMENTS SR-52 programmable cal-
culator f9r sale. Includes blank magnetic cards,
basic program library, and power pack. More ad-
vanced than the new SR-58, since can record and
store program on magnetic cards. Will be priced,
between new SR-58 and SR-59, negotiable. Call
665-9799, ask for Howard. 74B216
BLIZZARD OF '78, Survivor T-Shirt, $5.95 including,
tax & shipping. Please state size. Make checks
payable to "Blizzard," Box 1978, Napoleon, Ohio
43545. 02B91
FALL '78
CAMPUS AREA'
APARTMENTS
WELL-FURNISHED UNITS IN MODERN
BUILDINGS AND UNIQUE OLDER HOMES
STOP BY SOON
FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION AND
BEST SELECTION
CAMPUS RENTALS
S. UNIVERSITY AT
WASHTENAW
665-8825
Monday-Friday 9-5:30 Saturday 10-2
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ROOMS AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY in nice
house close to campus. Call 662-2606 persistently.
cCtc
ROOM AVAIL, for 3-4 mos. Own room in house
of 3 near campus. Rent negot. 662-6378, ask for
Jeff. 59C212
- HOUSE-CAMPUS,
HOSPITAL AREA
Unfurnished, 3-bedrooms, separate dining room,
modern appliances, full ceramic bath, large fenced
yard and garage. Fall '78 occupancy. For appoint-
ment call668-6906 or 663-3641. cCtc
SPACIOUS
APARTMENTS
for 3 or 4 persons
Modern Buildings:
+ Furnished
" Well managed
" Heat and water paid
+ Laundry Rooms
" Storage
" Disposals
" Air Conditioning
" Full Security
Dishwashers
* Parking
STEVE'S LUNCH-Come for home cooking. Break-
fast all day, great soups and egg rolls. 3 egg omelets
with fresh vegetables and fresh bean sprouts served,
all day. Sundays 10-8. 1313 SouthUniversity. cF416
Reduced rates for billiards today 1 P.M.-6:00 P.M. at
the Union. cF212
LAST THURSDAY NBC-TV AIRED THE SHOW
"JAMES AT 16" IN WHICH THE BOSTON
TEENAGER LOSES HIS VIRGINITY. THE SHOW
HAS STIRRED A NATIONWIDE HORNET'S NEST.
DIAL ENERGY LINE (24 HRS.)-663-5366 FOR A
THOUGHTFUL OPINION ON THE IMPLICATIONS
OF THIS TV SHOW AND THE VIOLENT PROTEST
FOR OUR UNDERSTANDING OF HUMAN
SEXUALITY TODAY. cF212
The first 5 people on Mondays get a free game of pin-
ball at the Union. cF212
SKIPPY-
Happy Birthday! I haven't forgotten about you or
Gidget, but they won't let me out.
Best Wishes,
Anthony
dF212
SECOND CHANCE-Music and Meal Deal. Eat in
restaurant Sun-Thurs between 4 and 9 p.m. and enter
night club free. _____ pcFtc
Uncle Kenny and Aunt Genny, if there was a word
that rhymed with anniversary-you would have got-
ten a poem. Happy Anniversary anyway. Mike's
roommate. . dF912
Paul Bartoo-You've been to the zoo, gotten the flu,
near married a Jew, but when will you make stew
now that you're 22?-Happy B-day, Tangled up in
Blue. dF212
SELL YOUR SOUL FOR WEALTH? The Dawn
Treader Book Shop buys libraries. We also sell used
books. Underground inside Bill's Bindery, 525 E.
Liberty. cFtc
DISSERTATION COPY SALE!
ALL COPIES 21t24
Accu-Copy, 524 E. William, 769-8338
cF416
Tired of HEARTS AND FLOWERS? This Valen-
tine's Day buy an imaginative gift at the EXHIBIT
MUSEUM GIFT SHOP. M-F 10-4:30, Saturday and
Sunday 1-5. Natural Science Museum Bldg., North
University and Geddes. 79F212
ANTIOCH REVIEW, CHICAGO REVIEW VN
PRIMAL TRAINING and/or supportive counseling
at the Personal Growth Centey, 403 Miller, Ann
Arbor, MI 48103. (313) 971-0102, Est. 1972. cF416
PREGNANT? Need help?
Call Problem Pregnancy Help, 769-7283. Pregnancy
tests available. cFtc
THE 1978 MICHIGANENSIAN (U-M's Yearbook)
is looking for students interested in working on the
'Business Staff. Positions'are open in Marketing,
Sales, and General Business. No experience neces-
sary, we will train you. If interested, CALL 764-
0561 or come to our office at 420 Maynard (next
toSAB). dFtc
LIGHT MOVING
Local van $10 load
663-2669
THE SECRETARIAT
Typing, Copying, Binding
Editing, Drafting,.Lettering
812 South State Street
11-6,7 days/week 994-3594
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PROFESSIONAL TYPING at student rates. Call
Candy, 663-3834. 67J219
WRITERS AIDE SERVICE-The Word Specialists.
Expert prof, assistants for theses, papers, etc. In
Humanities and Sciences. 761-8645; 557-2755; 855-
1259. cJtc
FOR YOUR PHOTOCOPIES-Try the Copy Corner
-Centicore, South University Bookstore's new,
high-quality, low-cost solution to the old photocopy
problem. Fast, friendly service from 8 a.m. to 10
p.m. 1229 South University in the University Towers.
665-2604. p36J212
HOME TYPING. Former executive secretary de-
sires to type papers at home. Have IBM Selectric 2
correcting typewriter with option of Pica or Elite
type. Call Susan, 995-7284. 17J2$2
TAX RETURNS-Law Student-Home Service-For
Estimate-994-0634. 03J217
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
POLICY
AD deadline is 1 2 noon the day= before
c publication (4 P.M. Fri. for Sun.) including
corrections and cancellations. The Daily is
not responsible for more than one incorrec
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This policy is also applicable to ads requiring
pre-payment, i.e., no refunds. Information
regarding content of classified ads cannot
by disclosed prior to publication. Advertisers
names may never be revealed.
Number of lines in advertisements is
determined by total number of words-
7 words/line. "Help Wanted" ads cannot
discriminate on the basis of sex, color,
creed or national origin to any exteni
(i.e. "preferably" is still discriminatory).
"Found" ads are run free-of-charge to a
maximum of 3 lines for 3 days.
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FALL: 2 vegetarians wanted for furnished house
near campus. One single, one shared double.
Fireplace, parking. Lori, Therese-994-6039. 24C212
LARGE, FURNISHED 1/bdrm. apartment near
Rackham. Available immediately. 434-1195. 86C217
MODERN ONE BEDROOM APTS. for sublease.
Village Green on N. Campus, available Feb. 25.
$245/month. 764-0459 days, 761-5839 evenings. 87C210
AVAILABLE MARCH 1 or sooner-Nice 1 bedroom
apartment. Close to campus. Fall option. $225/mo.
including utilities. 663-5967. 81C215
LOOKING F9R PEOPLE interested in finding and
sharing a non-smoking co-operative, preferrably
co-ed house for fall. Figuring about 6 people. Ques-
tions welcomed. Karl, 662-1514. 770216 "
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GET IN SHAPE * Balconies MUZZLED. OX, TIMES LITERARY SUPPLE-
Now Accepting Applications for MENT, and over 100 other literary titles are at
B t k SAVE MONEY Fall 1978 Rental PERIODICAL RETREAT, 316 S. State, 663-0215.
Beautiful and distinctive 1 & 2 bedroom apart pcF212
ments located in quiet residential surroundings M ODERN OUR ROSES ARE RED
within jogging distance to campus. YOUR HONEY WILL BE BLUE
SClean APARTME NTS /OURHNYWL B
Cla 'r .~.~1i " "' IF NO FLOWERS ARE BOUGHT
" Well managed FROM THE FLOWER CART BY YOU
. Furnished 668-6946 663-3641FRMTELO RCATBYU
The Flower Cart will be out for Valentine's Day
" Heat& waterpaid cCtc (near the Engin. Arch. at East U. and South U.
* Free Parking P78F214
Now leasing for Fall 78 PERSONAL MEDICAL SCHOOL T-SHIRTS
Assume lease-Nice furnished efficiency in modern Now available at Laco Bookstore
building. Rent free 'til end of month. 350 Thompson makes a great gift.
KANAGEM EN No 2 $20 su FROM 33F214 HELP SAVE THE GAY HOT LINE. Come to the
668-6906 663-3641 Valentine's Day Brunch at Canterbury House, 318
cCtc N. Division, on Sunday, Feb. 12, at noon. Crepes,
eggs, liquid refreshments, and much more, only
MAY-A UG UST SUBLET. Central campus:3 bedroom ndA uaXmsTpT TeJgesAd $3.00. For more information, call 763-4186. 65F212
~4 apt662nd2 Annual Xmas Trip To The 'Jungles And
_ M, nikom fIdS of SJuthern teP. . JAZZ AT.TH:UNWFV SITY CU
D FttM, six room furW a 7 AA ForInfoonNex De $ ith the FORCE Vincent Y rk featured to sax
baet $360/mo. - AAA.F soosit with th e' uke EllingtdInD. he. r , Ned;
azle 11w iSetemnei wqt1E # i~n. - Mann bass, Kevin Gibts piano .and Kenneth Bolds
ti58. 38214 -ANTEdTwo he'ithy, pleasant, liberated female former drummer fi've years with Lionel" ampton
companions to share powerboat/yacht in Bahamas Drums at the University Club cocktail lounge each
for a week of sun, fishing, and fun with two U of M Friday and Saturday evenings 9:30 p.m.-1:30 a.m.
G E D D E S- graduates of 1972. Plan to leave from Miami Feb- throughout the Fall. No cover charge, free trial
ruary 17. Call immediately. 517-383-2540, 07F214 membership available from the hostess. cFtc
BUS BOYS WANTED for Trigon Fraternity. Meal in
exchange for work. 1617 Washtenaw. Call 761-5145.
71H217
Students needed for LSA alumni fund-raising
telethon. Two to four nights per week the first three
weeks in April. Hours are 6:30 to 9:30 Monday
through Thursday LSA students preferred. $3.50 per
hour. Call 763-5576. 5H217
WORK/STUDY job for conscientious, creative per-
son w/design sense, basic office skills, ability to
work w/public. Contact Pat, Union Gallery, 764-3234.
p33H212
SUMMER CAMP JOBS
Camp Tamarack Interviews, February 15. Call
Summer Placement, 763-4117. 44H212
CONSUMER ACTIVISTS: Michigan Citizens' Lob-
by-most progressive and effective grass-roots
group in Michigan-is now opening its new office in
Ann Arbor. Full-time positions involve canvassing,
petitioning, and fund raising. Management oppor-
tunities. For interview, call between 12 & 3, 663-6824.
02H214
Experienced window dresser wanted for window and
interior displays. Call 995-1717, The Athlete's Shop.
23H216
TELEPHONE PERSONS-Must be 18, part-time
only, apply in person after 4 p.m. Omega Pizza, 101
Washtenaw Pl., Ann Arbor. 47H223
WORK/STUDY STUDENT needed to type transcrip-
ts of tapes of interviews in Psychiatry research
project. Good typing skills, common sense, and a
flare for the framatic are required. Twenty hrs /wk.,
flexible schedule to suit you, $4/hr. 764-6538. 19H219
DIRECTOR FOR LOCAL JEWISH DAY CAMP,
available May thru August-6 week program. Col-
lege graduate, prior Jewish camping experience.
Call 995-4857. 82H212
RELIABLE PERSON to work in shipping and
assembly for small recreational equipment manu-
facturer. No smoking. Eclipse, 761-1170. 83H212
HAVE A SHOVEL? An hour or so? Live on North
Campus? Good health? Call me if you wish to be
my unburyer of my car when large snow falls
occur. $5.00 for a completed job. Easy pocket
money. Mary, 764-4229, 10-2. 90H214
PART TIME SALESPERSON. Afternoons. Village
Apothecary, 1112 S. University Ave. Ask for Mr.
Kreye. cHtc
OVERSEAS JOBS--Summer/year-round. Europe,
S. America, Australia, Asia, etc. All fields, $500-
$1200 monthly, expenses paid, sightseeing. Free
information-Write: BHP Co., Box 4490, Dept. 13.
Berkeley, CA 94704. 88H316
RELIABLE MARRIED COUPLE wanted to perform
part-time maintenance duties in exchange for living
quarters (2-bedroom apartment: heat, water fur-
nished). Phone for interview,663-3394. 28H214
PART TIME JANITORIAL WORK early morning
and/or weekends. Close to campus. Call 1-878-9991
eves. before 10 p.m. :3111214
THE BLUE FROGGE RESTAURANT AND
LOUNGE is now taking applications for waiters.
waitresses, cocktail waitresses and bartenders. No
experience necessary. We will train. Apply in person
between 2-8 p.m. 611 Church, Campus Arcade.
43H215
TYPIST-RECEPTIONIST in office of growing
young company. Congenial, enthusiastic person.
Typing 55-65 wpm, accurate. 1 year commitment.
Contact Eclipse Inc., 761-1170. 51H215
PROGRAMMER-8080 experience. Full or part
time. Pay commensurate with ability. Call Gliss at
663-6533. 69H215
CINEMATOGRAPHER with 16mm equipment to
work on feature film. Call Savage Cinema, 1-517-
265-5749. 58H215
WORK/STUDY STUDENT to work ten hours per
week at the Museum of Art. Clerical duties-light
typing required. Includes filing, setting up for exhi-
bitions, errands, etc. $3.50/hr. Job No. 0825. Call:
Forrest McGill, 763-1231. 66H212
DISHWASHERS WANTED, Chi Psi Fraternity.
761-6281. 64H215
Keyboard player wanted for Stollman Brothers
Band. Experience a must. Call 544-2871 0411214
MEAL JOBS AVAILABLE. Delta Sigma Delta
dentai fraiernitv 761-6616: 87H12
'70 PLYMOUTH. Dependable transportation. Heat,
AC, power steering. $200, negotiable. 665-0249.
61N212
FOR SALE: VW Bus, 1968. New battery, gas heater.
body good, new paint, rebuilt engine. $1000 or best of-
fer. 662-246R dN215
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FULL-TIME POSITION sought during U-M recess,
March 4-13. CallBen, 764-5618. d0215
BIKE EUROPE
THIS SUMMER
$789
May 9-June 20. July 5-Aug. 14. Price includes airfare
from Detroit, fully equipped, touring bike; all tran-
sportation and accommodations; experienced
guides. Small group. For detailed brochure, write:
Bike Europe. P.O. Box 7928, Ann Arbor, Mi., 48107, or
call 994-56:35 or 668-0529. I1 P212
ENGLAND in the Spring? "Shakespeare and Shake-
speare Country," Stratford-upon-Avon and London,
May 20-June 10, 1978. 3 hrs. credit. Call Eastern
Michigan University, Office of International Studies,
487-2424 or 485-2155. 63P212
GOING TO A SPANISi speaking country'? Learn
the language first. Professional intensive courses.
99'4-432. 11P212
FOR SALE, GIBSON S-G custom guitar. Excellen
condition. Call 665-6062 after 4. 45X21
OLD REISSUE GIBSO)N GU ITl ARS with customized
pick-ups now in stock. Apollo Music Center. 769-1400.
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FENDER Bandmaster amp head, $200. Apoll
Music Center, 323 S. Main, Ann Arbor. cXt
USED LESLIE SPEAKERS. $150. Call Don, 761
94:31. cXt
UPRIGHT PLAYER PIANO, $250. Call Jerry,
Apollo Music Center, 769-1400. pcXt
USED 100 WATT AMP with two 12 inch speakers
good ound. Call Don, 761-1431. cXl
YAMAHA classical guitar, $55 or best offer. She's
beautiful. 763-0790.Jack. 00X212
FEMALE, non-smoker preferred, to share 2-bed-
room N. Campus apartment. $132.50. 662-0223.
40U212
TWO-BEDROOM APARTMENT-Excellent loca-
tion, 1 block from campus on Church. Parking
and A/C, laundry. Call 665-7108. 70U213
WANTED: 2 tickets to the Horowitz Concert. (616)
972-7288. Call Collect. 26Q217
ONE, TWO, or THREE nonsmoking temales to
share beautiful spacious apt= for fall. 668-7386.
OBSERVATORY
2 Bedroom Modern Apts.
3 or 4 person, Furnished
Parking, Fall occupancy
Call or stop by for fall listings
of smaller apts. in older Campus homes
CAMPUS
MANAGEMENT,
PART LEASE dressage horse. Ride inside. Some
experience required. Lessons available. Ann Arbor
area. Ingrid, 764-4417 or 662-4378. 08F214
STUDYING ALONE-so serious and proper
Is nice-like Rye Krisp and water.
Classes on speech, writing, and psychology,
Leavelittle time for Sociology.
Maybe light words-with some humor
Can find a study friend even sooner.
Charley; Reply Box No. 7, Mich. Daily
94F214
GIVE YOUR SWEETHEART A GIFT she'll love-
an elegant box of delectable Russell Stover Candies
from the Village Apothecary, 1112 S. University
Ave. cF209
JEALOUSY IN MULTIPLE RELATIONSHIPS
WORKSHOP for couples, individuals. February 17-
19. Bob and Margaret Blood, 769-0046. 22F216
FREE THRILLERS, Poems, biographies, novels,
political chronicles, et cetera for the engaging
reviews you write about them for the DAILY'S
SUNDAY MAGAZINE. To publish, call Brian
Blanchard afternoons at 764-0552. dF216
INC.
663-4101
337 E. Huron
9-5 Mon.-Fri. 10-2 Sat.
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QUIET RESPONSIBLE PERSON wanted to share
3-bdrm. apartment with two grad students. Near
campus-and hospital. Own room, grad preferred.
$103/mo. 769-1218. 20C212
ATTRACTIVE YOUNG LADY wants understanding
boyfriend who is mature, easy to talk to, fun to be
with, and in good physical shape. Age 29-42. Reply
to Daily Box 6. 73F217
As Valentine's Day approaches near. Tell your
sweetie that s>he's a dear. The Daily classified page
is the place to tell that special someone that she's
just swell. No need to be poetic; You don't have to
rhyme. It's efficient, it's cheap, and we charge by the
line. So come on down, nine to five are the hours. It's
better than candy, presents and flowers. So ifyouare
smitten with that love-bug infection say "Darling. I
love you' in our classified section. dF213
WANTED-Resident Counselors for FRIENDS
INTERNATIONAL CO-OP to serve beginning
Summer 1978. Preference will be given to couples
who have had experience in group living and coun-
seling situations, who have some Quaker interests
and background and who have had relevant inter-
national contacts. Interested married student couples
without children or pets should call 761-7435. 20H208
OZONE HOUSE needs you to provide temporary
housing for young people in crisis-one day to 2
weeks-a comfortable couch is all you need. Call
Jan at 662-2222. cF416
SURPRISE! SURPRISE!
Will sing your message to anyone, anyplace, any-
time, anywhere, as long as it's happy. Call us. 66h
7672. cF416
SECOND CHANCE-Music and Meal Deal. Eat in
restaurant Sun.-Thurs. between 4 and 9 p.m. and
enter nightclub free. cFtc
NEED FEMALE to replace roommate. avaiable
May 1. Cheap summer sub-lease, near E. University
and Hill. Spacious second floor, one bedroom apar-
tment. Call665-2126. 441214
OWN ROOM iti shared three bedroom house near
Burns Park. Available now. $140/month. 663-4816.
92U215,
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DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE\
Edited by Margaret Farrar
© 1978 LOSANGELES TIMES
EX('EIAIAEN'' USED STER EO for sale, best offer,
994-54:32 persistently. 1:3W212
SECONDSERVE
DAILY DISCOUNTRACK
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Greek letter
Sweet treat
French composer
Bones
Wing: Anat.
Allan -
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Fix again
Caesar's judgment
of Cassius: Phrase
Energy unit
Shade tree
Isolated rock
Handy instrument
Logger's boot
Spies' unit
Timeless: Poet:
Scene of
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51 Color
53 Visions of a kind:
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62 Memorable
name
63 Libby's full name
64 Crown jewel
65 Kitchen container,
66 One of the
Osmonds
67 Dvorak
68 So: Scot.
69 Building material
XEROX AND OFFSET
FAST, LOW COST DUPLICAT ING
COPY QUICK
1217S. University
MAKE LOVE! -NOT WAR
(It's good for our business)
Austin Diamond
1209 S. University
663-7151
Specializing in custom
engagement & wedding rings
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FOR YOUR PHOTOCOPIES-Try the Copy Cor-
ner-Centicore, South University Bookstore's new,
high-quality, low-cost solution to the old photocopy
problem. Fast, friendly service from 8 A.M. to 10
P.M. 1229 South University in the University Towers.
665-2604. 36J212
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PROFESSIONAL EDITING
" DISSERTATIONS
" BOOKS
+ ARTICLES
" PAPERS
RUTH GLADSTONE-769-2931
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76-GUIDE
FOR 24-HR. PERSONAL COUNSELING and RY
FERRAL call 76-GUIDE. For University phone num-
bers,,events, and movies call 764-1817, for student
phone niumbers call 764-2330. cF416
Experienced proofreader will proofread, edit disser-
tations, journal articles, books, technical, non-
technical in English or French. Call 994-4604 after
six. Linda Brackett. 41J218
SPANISH-Professional instruction. Suited to your
needs. 994-54:32. 14J212
l'vping 13M Selectric, accurate, asi. Reasonable
rates. callIsabel. 973-9618after 1::10 p.m. c.1416
TYPING-Professional/student rates. Fast, reliable
service. Ask for Barbara, 665-4286, 24 hours. cJtc
The Dawn Treader Book Shop is now buying and
selling used and rare books -t and for fair prices.
Inside Bill's Bindery, downstairs at 525 E. Liberty
(across from Second Chance) 995-1008. cJtc
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4 Kitchen device
5 Odin, Thor,
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7 Dear me!
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Piece of wood
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Dorsal bones
Rush hour
Flying prefix
Have for
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Fireplace
Wine pitcher of
ancient Greece
Outpouring
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Excuse: Colloq.
Utah neighbor:
Call: 764-0557
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