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| adam_text | CONTENTS
PREFACE
AND
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
XVII
CHAPTER
1
MAKING
HISTORY
1
THE
POWER
OF
HISTORY
4
IT FLOWS TWO WAYS
4
CONNECTION: SEEING
THROUGH THE FIFTIES
6
HISTORY
=
THE
PAST
+
HISTORIOGRAPHY
8
HISTORICAL
ERASURES
8
HISTORY
AND
NATION
9
BORDERS
AND
IDENTITIES
TI
CONNECTION:
THE
STRANGE
CASE
OF DR.
BRINKLEY
12
CONCLUSION
15
REVIEW
15
QUESTIONS
FOR
REVIEW
AND
DISCUSSION
15
KEY
TERMS
AND
CONCEPTS
16
FURTHER
EXPLORATION
I6
CHAPTER
2
BEFORE
BROADCASTING
17
SOCIAL CONTEXT:
THE PROGRESSIVE ERA
18
IMMIGRATION
AND
NATIVISM
IG
PROGRESSIVE
INTERVENTION,
POPULAR
RESISTANCE
20
THE WAR
TO
END
ALL WARS
21
THE
RISE
OF
POPULAR
MEDIA
22
THE
PRESS
AND
MAGAZINES
ZZ
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
24
V
$
BIIOTHEK
DEUTSCHES
MUSEUM
HLUENCHE A
VI
CONTENTS
MUSIC,
VAUDEVILLE,
AND
FILM
24
SPORTS
AND
SPECTACLE
25
PROGRESSION
AND
REPRESSION
26
THE
INVENTION
OF
MASS CULTURE
26
HIGH
AND
LOW IN
THE
CULTURE
WARS
26
CONNECTION:
THE SCANDAL
OF
JAZZ
27
FROM
RADIOTELEGRAPHY
TO THE
WIRELESS
29
CONNECTION:
RADIO
HACKERS:
HUGO GERNSBACK
AND
HIRAM PERCY
MAXIM
30
CONCLUSION
34
REVIEW
35
QUESTIONS
FOR
REVIEW
AND
DISCUSSION
35
KEY TERMS
AND
CONCEPTS
35
FURTHER
EXPLORATION
35
CHAPTER
3
BROADCASTING
BEGINS,
1919
TO
1926
36
SOCIAL
CONTEXT: THE
JAZZ
AGE
37
RESTRICTIONS
AND
BACKLASH
37
AFRICAN-AMERICAN
RESISTANCE
38
WHAT
DID WOMEN
WANT?
38
POPULAR
ENTERTAINMENTS
39
WHO
ARE THESE
AMERICANS?
41
RADIO ACTIVITY
42
RCA: THE
RADIO CORPORATION
OF
AMERICA
42
EARLY
REGULATION
43
BREAKOUT
BOX
3.1:
WHO OWNED
AMERICA S
EARLIEST
RADIO
STATIONS?
44
DEFINING
QUALITY
45
BREAKOUT
BOX
3.2:
PARODY
OF EARLY
RADIO PROGRAMMING
RADIO CONFERENCES
46
PRINCIPLES
AND
PRECEDENTS
47
EARLY
BROADCASTERS
48
CONNECTION:
BERTHA
BRAINARD
AND NBC
49
THE
NETWORK
IDEA
51
CONNECTION:
EVEREADY
RED WENDELL
HALL
53
OTHER
IMPORTANT
EARLY STATIONS
AND
PROGRAMS
56
SOCIAL
DISCOURSE
57
UTOPIAN
HOPES,
DYSTOPIAN
FEARS
57
PUBLIC SERVICE
VERSUS
COMMERCIALISM
6I
PUBLIC INTEREST
62
CONCLUSION
62
REVIEW
63
QUESTIONS
FOR
REVIEW
AND
DISCUSSION
63
KEY TERMS
AND
CONCEPTS
63
FURTHER EXPLORATION
63
46
CONTENTS
VI!
CHAPTER
4
THE NETWORK
AGE,
1926
TO
1940 64
SOCIAL
CONTEXT: DEPRESSION
AND A
NEW DEAL
65
DEPRESSION 65
A NEW
DEAL
66
REGULATION:
THE
PROGRESSIVE
COMPROMISE,
1927-1934 67
THE RADIO
ACT
OF
1927
AND
GENERAL ORDER
40
68 .
BREAKOUT
BOX
4. Z:
GENERAL
PUBLIC INTEREST
VS. PROPAGANDA
STATIONS
70
THE
COMMUNICATIONS ACT
OF
1934
71
THE ROMANCE HITS
A
FEW
BUMPS
72
INDUSTRY:
NETWORKS
TRIUMPHANT
75
CONNECTION:
CBS:
WE TRY HARDER
76
BREAKOUT BOX
4.2:
THE PALEY
PLAN
78
THE AMERICAN SYSTEM 8I
THE SPONSOR S
MEDIUM 82
CONNECTION: J. WALTER
THOMPSON,
RADIO SHOWMEN TO THE
WORLD
85
RADIO
PRACTICES 87
NETWORK
WOES
88
CONCLUSION
89
REVIEW
GO
QUESTIONS
FOR
REVIEW
AND
DISCUSSION
GO
KEY TERMS
AND
CONCEPTS
GO
FURTHER
EXPLORATION
GZ
CHAPTER
5
RADIO
FOR EVERYONE,
1926
TO
1940
92
THE MEDIA MILIEU
93
RADIO
STILL GOES HOLLYWOOD
94
THE AFTERLIFE
OF
VAUDEVILLE
95
THE
SWING DECADES
96
THE PRESS-RADIO
WARS
AND
THE
BIRTH
OF
BROADCAST
NEWS
98
MAGAZINE
CHAT
AND
WOMEN S
PROGRAMS
IOO
PROGRAMMING:
POPULAR
RADIO
ZOZ
RADIO REPRESENTATIONS
IO2
RADIO
FORMS
AND
AESTHETICS
103
BREAKOUT
BOX
5. Z:
FORMS
OF BROADCAST
NARRATIVE
104
CONNECTION:
COMEDY VARIETY:
JACK BENNY
AND HIS RADIO FAMILY
RO5
DRAMATIC
ANTHOLOGIES
AND
FEATURES
IIO
CONNECTION: AVANT-GARDE
RADIO: THE COLUMBIA
WORKSHOP
AND
NORMAN
CORWIN
III
COMEDY
SERIES
11E4
THRILLER DRAMAS
I15
QUIZ SHOWS
I16
SPORTS
116
RELIGIOUS PROGRAMMING
117
EDUCATIONAL
AND
PUBLIC
AFFAIRS PROGRAMMING
118
VIII
CONTENTS
DAYTIME
RADIO
118
SOAPS:
SERIAL
DRAMA
FOR
WOMEN
118
BREAKOUT
BOX
5.2:
DAYTIME
SOAPS
ON
THE AIR,
1939-40
121
CONNECTION:
ALL IRNA S CHILDREN
1123
DAYTIME TALK
125
CRITIQUES
OF
MASS CULTURE
128
CONCLUSION
129
REVIEW
130
QUESTIONS
FOR
REVIEW
AND
DISCUSSION
130
KEY TERMS
AND
CONCEPTS
130
FURTHER EXPLORATION
131
CHAPTER
6
WAR
AT
HOME
AND
ABROAD,
1940
TO
1945
132
SOCIAL
CONTEXT: THE
WINDS
OF
WAR BLOW CHANGE
132
EMBATTLED
ISOLATIONISM
132
WHO WE ARE,
WHY WE
FIGHT
134
THE
MILITARY-INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX
135
SOCIAL
DISCOURSE: THINKING
ABOUT
RADIO
137
INDUSTRY CONCEPTIONS
OF
THE
AUDIENCE
137
BREAKOUT BOX 6.1:
BROADCAST
RATINGS
SYSTEMS
138
THE
RISE
OF
U.
S.
COMMUNICATIONS
RESEARCH
139
CONNECTION:
FATHER
COUGHLIN
AND THE MASSES
141
RADIO GOES
TO
WAR
145
CONNECTION:
AMERICAN IDENTITY
AND THE RADIO
FEATURE
147
GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRY
COOPERATION
15O
BREAKOUT
BOX
6.2:
THE OFFICE
OF
WAR
INFORMATION
152
CONNECTION:
THE PUBLIC
WOMAN: THE STORY
OF MARY MARLIN
PITCHING AMERICA OVERSEAS
156
THE RISE
OF
NETWORK NEWS
158
REGULATION: UP
AND
DOWN
WITH
THE
FCC
161
ABC
ENTERS
THE
SCENE
161
SPECTRUM
STRUGGLES
162
CONCLUSION
163
REVIEW
164
QUESTIONS
FOR
REVIEW
AND
DISCUSSION
164
KEY TERMS
AND
CONCEPTS,
165
FURTHER
EXPLORATION
165
CHAPTER
7
AT
LAST TELEVISION,
1945
TO
1955
166
SOCIAL
CONTEXT:
RETURNING
TO
NORMALCY
167
LABOR
UNREST
AND
THE
RISE
OF
CORPORATE
LIBERALISM
167
THE COLD
WAR
AT
HOME
168
THE
RACE ISSUE REDUX
168
MEDIA
CONTEXT:
TRANSITIONING
TO
PROSPERITY
169
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CONTENTS
IX
A
NEW
DEAL
AT
THE
MOVIES
169
THE
PRINT
MEDIA
171
BOOKS
171
ADVERTISING
AND
PUBLIC RELATIONS
172
RADIO
173
CONNECTION:
DJS,
BLACK
RADIO,
AND
THE
RISE
OF ROCK
N
ROLL
174
REGULATION:
TELEVISION S
GOLDEN AGE
176
THE
BLUE BOOK
177
THE
BIG CHILL
1178
BREAKOUT
BOX
7.1:
VHF VS.
UHF:
INTERMIXTURE
AND
DEINTERMIXTURE
X8O
PROGRAMMING:
THE
POLITICS
AND
POETICS
OF
LIVE TV
182
BREAKOUT
BOX
7.2:
LOCAL
STATIONS
SOURCES
OF
PROGRAMMING
IN
THE
1950S
184
AVANT-GARDE
TV: THE
LIVE ANTHOLOGY
DRAMA
GOES
VISUAL
185
BREAKOUT
BOX
7.3:
ANTHOLOGY DRAMAS
ON
THE AIR,
1953 AND
1958
187
VARIETY
SHOWS
187
THE RISE
OF
FILMED
SERIES
188
CONNECTION:
THE
BIRTH OF
THE SITCOM
189
NEWS
192
SPORTS
193
DAYTIME
194
SYNDICATION
194
CONNECTION:
COLD WAR TV:
I LED
3 LIVES
X95
SOCIAL
DISCOURSE: MASS
ANXIETIES
198
TV
IS BAD
FOR
KIDS,
PHASE
I
198
TV NEEDS
TO
CONTROL ITSELF
199
COMMERCIAL
TV IS FREE
TV
200
CONCLUSION
201
REVIEW
202
QUESTIONS
FOR
REVIEW
AND
DISCUSSION
202
KEY TERMS
AND
CONCEPTS
202
FURTHER
EXPLORATION
202
CHAPTER
8
THE
DOMESTICATED MEDIUM,
1955
TO
1965
203
SOCIAL
CONTEXT: THE
WAY WE WEREN T
203
THE
CIVIL
RIGHTS MOVEMENT
205
WOMEN:
NEGLECTED
ASSETS
207
THE
TROUBLE
WITH
TEENS
207
MEDIA
CONTEXT:
LIVING
WITH
TV
208
RADIO
READJUSTS
209
CONNECTION:
PAYOLA
AND THE RISE
OF
FORMAT
RADIO
209
INDUSTRY:
THE
CLASSIC
NETWORK SYSTEM
EMERGES
211
NETWORK
FINESSE
213
THE
CLASSIC
NETWORK
SYSTEM
214
X
CONTENTS
BREAKOUT BOX
8.1:
THE
CLASSIC
NETWORK
SYSTEM:
ADJUSTMENTS
215
TV REFORMS
215
REGULATION: CORRUPTION,
CRACKDOWN,
AND
COMPLACENCY
216
THE WHOREHOUSE
ERA
216
MINOW
THE
INTIMIDATOR
217
TV
AND
VIOLENCE,
PHASE 77
218
SLOUCHING
TOWARD
PUBLIC TV
219
PROGRAMMING
FOR
PROSPERITY:
AMERICAN
TV
220
HOLLYWOOD TV
220
SITCOMS
221
DRAMA
222
BREAKOUT BOX
8.
Z:
TOP RATED
ROGRAMS,
1955
AND
1965
223
CRIME! ADVENTURE! SUSPENSE!
224
CONNECTION: JUST
THE FACTS,
PLEASE,
MA AM
225
MUSIC
AND
VARIETY
SHOWS
227
QUIZ
AND
GAME
SHOWS
228
SPORTS
229
TALK
229
SOAPS
AND
SERIALS
230
SATURDAY MORNING
WORLD
231
NEWS
AND
DOCUMENTARY
231
CONNECTION:
THE WHOLE
WORLD IS WATCHING
232
SOCIAL
DISCOURSE
235
THE
MEASURED AUDIENCE
235
CRITICAL
MASS
236
IS TV ART?
237
CONCLUSION
238
REVIEW
239
QUESTIONS
FOR
REVIEW
AND
DISCUSSION
239
KEY
TERMS
AND
CONCEPTS
239
FURTHER EXPLORATION
239
CHAPTER
9
THE CLASSIC NETWORK SYSTEM,
1965
TO
1975 240
SOCIAL CONTEXT: SOMETHING S
HAPPENING HERE
240
RACE: AGAIN,
WITH
A
VENGEANCE
240
ONE, TWO, THREE,
FOUR, WE DON T
WANT
YOUR
*** MING
WAR!
241
PEACE,
LOVE,
AND
ALL THAT
242
DEEP
SOCIAL
CHANGE
243
SECOND-
WAVE FEMINISM
244
GAY
LIBERATION
245
AMERICAN INDIAN MOVEMENT
245
THE
REVOLUTION IN
MEDIA
246
THE UNDERGROUND
PRESS
246
RADIO
247
MOVIES
249
ADVERTISING
250
CONTENTS
XI
INDUSTRY: THE CLASSIC
NETWORK
SYSTEM
AND
ITS DISCONTENTS
250
BREAKOUT BOX
9.1:
TYPES
OF STATIONS,
1960-1980
251
AGENTS
OF
CHANGE
253
CABLE
254
THE RISE
OF
THE
INDEPENDENT
STATIONS
254
CONNECTION:
AT LAST,
PUBLIC
TELEVISION
255
REGULATION: BREAKING
THE
BOTTLENECK
258
FIN/SYN
AND
PTAR
258
BREAKOUT BOX
9.2:
FIN/SYN
AND PTAR
259
UNTYING
CABLE
259
FAIRNESS DOCTRINE
260
CITIZEN
ACTION
261
CONNECTION: SORRY,
WE ARE
EXPERIENCING
RACIAL DIFFICULTIES
261
PROGRAMMING: THE
AGE
OF
RELEVANCE
264
CONNECTION: GENERATIONAL
POLITICS
AND
THE AMERICAN TV
FAMILY
265
BREAKOUT BOX
9.3:
TOP-RATED
SHOWS,
1965
AND
1975
272
NEWS
AND
DOCUMENTARY
273
SPORTS
274
SOCIAL
DISCOURSE
274
VIOLENCE
REDUX
275
CITIZEN
ACTIVISM
275
.
CONCLUSION
276
REVIEW
277
QUESTIONS
FOR
REVIEW
AND
DISCUSSION
277
KEY TERMS
AND
CONCEPTS
278
FURTHER EXPLORATION
278
CHAPTER
10
RISING DISCONTENT,
1975 TO
1985
279
SOCIAL
CONTEXT:
CRISIS
OF
CONFIDENCE
279
THE SATELLITE
REVOLUTION
280
MEDIA CHANGES
281
MCPAPER
281
MOVIES
282
RADIO
283
DEREGULATION,
BREAKUP,
AND
MERGER
283
CONNECTION:
MARK FOWLER S
TOASTER
284
BREAKOUT
BOX
10.1:
FOWLER S
RULES
286
INDUSTRY
EXPLOSION
288
THE MULTICHANNEL
ERA:
S7
CHANNELS
AND
NOTHING
ON?
289
PAY CABLE
290
BASIC CABLE
290
BREAKOUT
BOX
10.2:
TYPES
OF CABLE
CHANNELS
291
SUPERSTATIONS
291
NICHIFICATION
291
XII
CONTENTS
PUBLIC SERVICE, PUBLIC ACCESS
294
PUBLIC TELEVISION
294
FIRST
WAVE CONGLOMERATION
AND
CONSOLIDATION
296
EXPANDING PROGRAMS
298
CONNECTION: THE
CULTURE
OF SERIALITY
AND REPETITION
299
THE NEW DRAMAS
301
CONNECTION: THE MANY
QUALITIES OF
FRED
SILVERMAN
303
DAYTIME
310
NIGHTTIME NEWS
310
SPORTS
311
LATE NIGHT
312
SOCIAL
DISCOURSE
313
THE STATS
OF
NIMH
313
THE BIRTH
OF
MEDIA
STUDIES
313
A NEW ERA
OF
REFORM
315
CONCLUSION
316
REVIEW
316
QUESTIONS
FOR
REVIEW
AND
DISCUSSION
316
KEY
TERMS
AND
CONCEPTS
317
FURTHER
EXPLORATION
317
CHAPTER
11
THE BIG
CHANGE,
1985
TO
1995 318
SOCIAL CONTEXT:
EXTREMES
AND
CONTRADICTIONS
319
DOMESTIC
DISTRESS
319
INTERNATIONAL IMBROGLIOS
320
INCENDIARY MIX
320
GLOBALIZATION
321
THE
DEREGULATED DECADE
322
FAIRNESS
DOCTRINE
323
BYE-BYE FIN/SYN
AND
PTAR
323
WHAT NEXT?
324
MEDIA
CONTEXT: THE AGE
OF
SYNERGY
325
BREAKOUT
BOX
1MEDIA
MERGER
TIMELINE
1986-1995
326
VIDEO
328
PRINT
329
AUDIO:
WILD
TALK
330
ADVERTISING
332
GLOBAL MARKETS
333
INDUSTRY: NOTHING
SUCCEEDS
LIKE EXCESS
335
BREAKOUT
BOX
11.2:
WHAT LED TO THE
NEW NETWORKS?
336
UPSTARTS: FOX, UPN, WB
336
JURASSIC PARK?
THE BIG THREE
SURVIVE
340
CABLE
341
CONNECTION: ESPN
=
ENTERTAINMENT
AND
SPORTS
EMPIRE
343
BREAKOUT BOX
11.3:
CHANNELS OWNED BY THE THREE
LARGEST
MSOS
347
CONTENTS
X111
PROGRAMMING:
PUSHING
THE
ENVELOPE
348
THE
NEW AUTEURS
349
DRAMEDY
350
FAMILY SHOWS
IN
THE
NEW ERA
351
CONNECTION:
THE POSTMODERN
FAMILY:
COSBYS,
CONNERS,
AND
SIMPSONS
351
TRASH TV
356
CONNECTION:
THE
RETURN
OF
UNRULY
WOMEN
357
BREAKOUT BOX
11.4:
DAYTIME TALK
SHOWS
OF
THE
1980S AND 90S
361
TV
AND
CHANGING
CULTURE
AROUND
THE
WORLD
362
CONNECTION:
CABLE
TV AND
SATELLITES:
THE
LOCAL AND
THE
GLOBAL
362
SOCIAL
DISCOURSE:
THE NET
EFFECT
365
CONCLUSION
367
REVIEW
368
QUESTIONS
FOR
REVIEW
AND
DISCUSSION
368
KEY TERMS
AND
CONCEPTS
368
FURTHER EXPLORATION
369
CHAPTER
12
ENTERING
THE
DIGITAL
ERA,
1995-2005
3
70
SOCIAL CONTEXT: FALLING
DOWN
371
INVASIONS
372
THE
NEW WORLD
ORDER
372
THE
FRAMEWORK
FOR
DIGITAL
CONVERGENCE
373
BASICS
373
EARLY DAYS
374
WEB
1.0
375
BREAKOUT
BOX
12.1:
GOVERNING
THE
INTERNET
376
CONVERGENCE
377
REGULATION: DEALING
WITH
CONVERGENCE
377
THE
TELECOMMUNICATIONS
ACT
OF
1996
377
INTELLECTUAL
PROPERTY IN
THE
DIGITAL AGE
38O
BREAKOUT BOX
12.2:
COPYRIGHT
TERM
IN
THE
NEW MILLENNIUM
382
REGULATING GLOBAL CONVERGENCE
383
INDUSTRY: MERGERS
AND
REMEDIATIONS
3
84
BREAKOUT BOX
12.3:
MEDIA
MERGERS
1996-2005
385
CONVERGING
PRESSURES
ON
NETWORK
TV
386
PUBLIC BROADCASTING
387
CABLE-NOT
JUST TELEVISION
ANYMORE
388
HOLLYWOOD
IN
THE
DIGITAL ERA
388
BREAKOUT
BOX
12.4:
TOP-RATED
CABLE
CHANNELS
AND
OWNERS
389
RADIO
390
SATELLITE TV
AND
RADIO
391
MUSIC
391
GLOBAL SATELLITE
BROADCASTING
392
XIV
CONTENTS
CONNECTION:
THE
RISE
OF
AL-JAZEERA
394
FROM
PROGRAMS
TO
CONTENT:
CONVERGENCE
TV
396
BLURRING
BOUNDARIES
396
CONNECTION:
THE
TRIUMPH
OF REALITY
TV
397
TRANSMEDIA
AND
HYPERDIEGESIS
400
EXPANDED
AUDIENCES, EXPANDED
WORLDS
402
MAES TELEVISION
LATINA
403
CONNECTION:
UNIVISION
AND TELEMUNDO
403
AGITATING
FOR
INCLUSION
405
OUT
ONTO
PRIME
TIME
406
IT S
NOT TV...
407
CONNECTION:
SINGLE
WOMEN
AND
FAMILY
MEN
407
GLOBAL
CULTURE IN
A
DIGITAL ERA
410
CONNECTION:
INDIA
BETWEEN
GLOBAL
AND
LOCAL
410
SOCIAL DISCOURSE:
RETHINKING
MASS
CULTURE
412
CONCLUSION
414
REVIEW
415
QUESTIONS
FOR
REVIEW
AND
DISCUSSION
415
KEY
TERMS
AND
CONCEPTS
415
FURTHER
EXPLORATION
416
CHAPTER
13
BABY,
IT S
YOU:
WEB
2.0,2005-PRESENT
417
AUDIENCES:
YOU VE
CHANGED!
419
CONNECTION:
FACEBOOK:
IT S ALL
YOU
420
PRODUSAGE
AND
AGGREGATION
423
PANOPTICONS
AND
PRIVACY
426
INDUSTRY-DIGITAL
MAKEOVER
429
GAME
CHANGERS:
NEW
MEDIA POWERS
429
APPLE
430
GOOGLE
431
AMAZON
433
CHANGING
CHANNELS: OLD
MEDIA LEARN
NEW
TRICKS
434
SIBLING RIVALRY
435
DIGITAL
DISTRIBUTION
436
CONNECTION:
YOUTUBE-YOU
AGAIN
437
HULU
AND
NETFLIX
439
THE
GAMING INDUSTRY
441
RADIO
AND
THE
MUSIC INDUSTRY
445
CONNECTION:
PANDORA:
A
RADIO
STATION
OF YOUR
OWN
448
PROGRAMS:
THE NEW REALITY
OF
TV
450
OH, REALLY?
451
THE LONG
WAY HOME
453
GLOBAL FORMAT
FICTION
459
CONTENTS
XV
CONNECTION:
THE BEAUTY
OF UGLY BETTY
460
CONCLUSION
464
REVIEW
465
QUESTIONS
FOR
REVIEW
AND
DISCUSSION
465
KEY
TERMS
AND
CONCEPTS
465
FURTHER EXPLORATION
465
CHAPTER
14
CONCLUSION:
TV
AFTER TV
466
DEMOCRACY
AND
TECHNOLOGY
466
THE
OUTLOOK
468
NET NEUTRALITY
468
PIRACY
471
BREAKOUT
BOX
14.1:
DIGITAL
RIGHTS
ADVOCACY
ORGANIZATIONS
CONCLUSION
477
REVIEW
477
QUESTIONS
FOR
REVIEW
AND
DISCUSSION
477
KEY TERMS
AND
CONCEPTS
478
FURTHER
EXPLORATION
478
BIBLIOGRAPHY
479
475
INDEX
485
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