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Rcnort of Snecial .'i!::rotin;~ hHd in f1w~~~ ~on 1 Jnne 19)1 · · S1JD,JECT: illatt~?rs relatint; to CIA Project 11Dlueuirc.l" •· Ti1ose Present: ' I' ~ /. v. iN . A Hate:. 1. The Agencla: llo forrnd.l ;tr:;cncla v:as oreoarerl for the mectin.-~. It had previously ..... been described as an inform;U r,~t-to~ethf!r of reDrcsentaLives from the fi-13-J • to disc'lSS t.ll'~ su'Jject. At tho meetinr; the infonT~al .qt;nosphere prevailed ~nrt all In·'3tt~rs related to the infl_ur:>ncc or co:-~trol of the mind::; of indi.virl11als v•ere disc'JSSt:d. Tll~sr: l'1:tt: .. ers ranc:erl fro1n th0 soe>c ~fie subject of tn'}ans for exi:.ract.in(. information t'o the broadest aspecl...s of psycholoc:i cal warfare Md pro!)ag.1.nda. c. A mCJ. t ter briefly wit H to becoming associated ·with CIA B/1 p _.. .,. :1. (_ :::ii_nce~~~-~~ ~ '."i ~i i iw: i n .,..I!IWILd ;4 !!~\~Jif t 00 ~r C f/. g/ ;; t.hc: Ofl!'Or l;nni ~y ~Of~cther ~-.--i_Lll rcprc::-:::-1+.:-tLivn;. of tl:nc::c: ar;"'w~Lr;::; .-rhich t1r>.d prC'viou~Ly inr.licJ.t::d an inL.(:rt::::;t. in Lhc rF1tlnr. 8 Th us an inviLa tion was extended to both the CIA arv.l thij I lli.n the U, S, D·1rinr, thr; mr::etin~ it became apparent that~ '•73.S C. specifically interested in: a. Det.cr:rininc; >·dHt pror:r2ms of this nature, both reGearch and operational, are goinr; on in the U.S. to b. Detcnninin[: nh~ther tlrere is suffi~ort:t.ncr:; the B ) f/.,. matter to l'iarrant limited attention by the~ l1escarch 1 Es tabli::;lmcn t. . "' c. If the m;1tLer is important, detGnnininE the t..\'1)CS of research f3/ pror;rams to be established in~ 1-f ~ 1 d. "Corwertin[:11 •·:ho arp··rcntl;-,- had ~Lronc C re::;ervations as to the v2J.ue of projects of this nature. e. Es tablic;l1tnr; et pro rr-"m for future coorclinC\r,ed action on these rna t ters by the • f-1-13- 1 J. Discussions: a. Disc1Jssi.on of pror_;rams of this nature in t,hr~ U.S. /1 (1) c~:plainer.l Lhat. 11r>Ci111SE' o1j liiJI[ W,. A nrr;':ious activities, CI1\ has an i.nLcresL in an:.- dsn~loG11crts alonr; this line Yliticil r.1irJ1 t be nssfu.l to us. As far as Dro~-r;-.. ns in thE' 1l,S. C\rc concsrnecl, there a1~~ 11M:r indcpcndent activities whif'h 9-re closely rcl::<tcd, but no O"ler-all pr0'T;un h8.s cren ~_ establisl!cd to om· kno·.-.-lcdr,c, 'W!~~Q'e8r':l til1<1tl this ~s A L) ~tuat:Lon ;rith respect to the • ... _ ~--... '!$ D ~Cl.l:::o, a.'1cl that we no•1ld be most int<::·re,;t.ed in %novrinl'; fhcir plans on the :::;ubject. ....-.~cp:o The image displays "THE BLACK VAULT" text along with a stylized graphic of a vault door. Below the title, text indicates that the document was obtained from The Black Vault, an online database of declassified government documents, specifically from the MKULTRA/Mind Control Collection, which contains over 20,000 declassified CIA pages available for free download and online access. The website address, "http://mkultra.theblackvault.com," is also prominently displayed in yellow. There are no photographs, handwritten annotations, official stamps, forms, or any other visual elements related to experimental procedures, equipment, or facilities. The page is purely informational, directing the viewer to a source for declassified documents. This document is a declassified CIA report, likely a meeting summary, from June 1, 1951. It features a significant amount of redactions, obscuring names of individuals, agencies, and specific details of the project "Bluebird." Handwritten annotations are present, including reference numbers like "A/15, 1, 38/5" in the upper right corner and "H-B/1" and "H-B-1" in the margins, possibly indicating internal filing or cross-referencing. The document's typed text discusses matters related to "Bluebird," its agenda, and the background of CIA interest in scientific methods for mind control, with further redactions obscuring specific individuals and discussions. indcpcndent activities whif'h 9-re closely rcl::<tcd, but no O"ler-all pr0'T;un h8.s cren ~_ establisl!cd to om· kno·.-.-lcdr,c, 'W!~~Q'e8r':l til1<1tl this ~s A L) ~tuat:Lon ;rith respect to the • ... _ ~--... '!$ D ~Cl.l:::o, a.'1cl that we no•1ld be most int<::·re,;t.ed in %novrinl'; fhcir plans on the :::;ubject. ....-.~cp:o rc-lf-,-Bit (?) ,\s :1Jll,i ci0 a ted lhc ocn [.a I, l vc S ;nado :-r; pcatcd rctr:rror.c? lo src•:1.rl: ca::-cs ann, ~art.J.c·.·~a:·, th~t/S'~b c<~se. \Js r:::-7-~latned that tlns case v.-as ·,nc,_ely publ.1.c1.zerl etnd J3 ., full rcpcrt:; h2_vc bcE"n fl1ll'lishcd i ri th•.' n· rsp'l·z··. ·:Act11r1.ll:;r, 1_ ~~r~~~cta~11~h~;,~;~ i t.~~.~c~r~n~.~~; . . o a]flflrn\fiJ#IU@n,JJ•~b~n B co for· hi.s rrh.l.l,iJiLaLirm, bnL bf"b~·~~S' (Jr· the- af.f.nnrL--.nl. '>'Jl'licit.y, no effort ha:; been r.1.v!s Lo in r.f'tTo~;1Lr> h1.m. Thi.:-; v; i.ll 'tndo1tb t<cdl:r C:Jntinue i.o br~ the CC\08 be C<l1\Sc: -· ~· Con~lctc inf'oi1nation on the subjrcct is available in the newspapers and b. His prominence prevents any eli r e c ~ aprro ach • ..., -.:.- f•' W!JJ II W s~r·r:r"d /18/, (3), Thro con LC'n L ·;;i til Litis <:>:v:pl-J.nation )/ al tlV)lll~l sor:le\'rhat disM.::noin LrrJ. Tit~./ .:;ur:.r:es tr;u: r1 2· i\tr,eEJrts b Hnd ot~~ tllron:-;1~ viltc thcr 8- C, an;r p..-;nmnent personaLi+,y chait,':_;es have occurred in her husband. b Ps'rchiatric consulta.tion chrin:-: his rehabilitation. , ~1o is a practicin~ d acrrrai.n teda h r yc ~atrists at the ...., , seemed D thclks- W7laz~d that this is not n2.rt o trc.1tJ:Hmt and ~ we .:<re not e:c1loi.tin-: th~ opnor nn at.tri.b•Jted,. this either ~-·ar< 0f•1lt:r "ti m"d prub,:; based on s·)mP actual infor m8 tion ~bssr:ssed, or lo 3. s•li?<~~s tion mar!P. in all sin- C.. ceri ty. ' At any rate I thanked him for the suggestion). b. Discussions O!f Importance of Project: (1) These discllssions ·.vcre com!llicatr;d by reoeated and !' lenr~thy excursions into th~ broader a:nects- of nsyciwl-J:::-::r 0s it oertn.ins to mntrol of groups or nasscc; rat.lJr'r t!.1-1.n c.ontr0l u of the mind of an indi viJ•1al. \'lh.Lle thc .. l Js.rr;prescnta- r ' I ti_ves v.-cre anxious to stay on the ·subjPct, anno'mced at the outset ti1<1.t there ·ro.:J.s nothing nc:>; in thG whole busi.nr?ss from vrhat wet;, pr<1.cticcd c!11rinr; the Lnrl'1i.sili'Jn d1.ys ettd then>. was li ttls hope of ri.chievin~-: any profound reS'll tc; throur::h res,.,arch. He w:ts obviouGly much rn0rr; interested i.n the brciad<::!r aspects of 1 pro[Jar;anda <1!1d nolitic<1.l v;arfarr: parti_cnlarl:r This page is a typewritten document with significant handwritten annotations and redactions. Redacted sections are present throughout the text, obscuring entire words and phrases. Handwritten marginalia includes letters ("C," "B," "A"), numerical notations ("-2"), and what appear to be shorthand notations like "H-B/I" and "H-B-6" that are circled or underlined. The document's content appears to be a discussion or meeting summary, with numbered points and sub-points. There are no photographs, diagrams, or official stamps visible on the page. the outset ti1<1.t there ·ro.:J.s nothing nc:>; in thG whole busi.nr?ss from vrhat wet;, pr<1.cticcd c!11rinr; the Lnrl'1i.sili'Jn d1.ys ettd then>. was li ttls hope of ri.chievin~-: any profound reS'll tc; throur::h res,.,arch. He w:ts obviouGly much rn0rr; interested i.n the brciad<::!r aspects of 1 pro[Jar;anda <1!1d nolitic<1.l v;arfarr: parti_cnlarl:r <t:; it <1-r' 1lics to pe:1c tration of com:nnnis:n into trade union;,, n. tc., and means of fJ1rfnrirtf~~a~e:~~~~~~.~-~. im~;r~~l;~d c;~~~ ~,~c t~~lc:c::;~n~~::r:~~~ever' c.. as to its impor1A!'JC'~ fror.1 a rcscetrch stand:>oi.n~. The others , ... oresent h:ld been cotrrincecl prior to ,the n~etin;_:; ;:~,nd had little di.fficul ti in reac11inr', rl. co:n:JOn l_mdE'rst.:~ndinr, t.h:l t this is a vi tal field in the defence of the Western Powers. idQLt([S I [t - 15/r c. Progr;:L-ns to be estalll:i.Ghed IJ/, di.scltss~?d ;t ... (1) Th re'lrE:sentatives h;td ob'rio'ls1.;r scver<t.L pro IT:vTIS which thro,v 'Nere anxious to e;.;p b;e, once t,hr: . vale1e of th~? research had been established. Thr;se proerarns are: • a. Politic<t.l Warfare. Tlesr:tn:h into t.ho.. ns_;,rrho1rr:i.c:1L r.,,~l:.ors cau:-;inG thn hillll:-111 'lllll'.l ln acccpL 1C8d. . :ci_n 11() 1 i. ticaL br>licfs n i m"d ;, t 'lr> r,r;n1 Ln in ;~ me: ans fo t' com ba L1 :. i. w~ cr'•n;nn n i.:, rn -1.11'1WJC.i:dr>rnocr.:cr_-;. T!d.::: pro,T-L1 r;:ts S'll',i:'::-;Lrc\ by.. . ., a cx:ins•1Lti.nc: ns.rch·;lo:~i.st. ~:ihile it is i1o t. cli.rectly relatr>d to thn. sttbject. of ~r'J.·r. ct ~-~~rd'', it follovrs the pr. imarJr i nter_.~st of ..a. c... ~"'"t>nd ntfiJIIt:•-~;_ the strong feclins of thr. sentatives as to the importance of thP. broader aspects • " ' " · . _ .. ' 1 P # • 1 _: \ •• , . ~ ... wt:. """ _... ·'· _,._.·, . ~ .•· . . _ , , .. ,.·, ..• _, . · ....... . .,. ' -~- ':;":. ... ···~-- ,. of lh~ mrl.tt"r. Cnrlri.in 1:-;rr:>d:; ~~f Lht; rcsr>.<l''-h ·,;ill cLo:-:ely IJ,lral.lr·l. ''L~l!Vbird" re:c.,,:r·ch. It will h"' c:trri_rd 0·1t thrr.nwh 'F'Tlf)'J;. sf .. :ti.istic-11 :1;1·1 Llw'Jr•:ti.ca1 ilt:·~r()::l.cil?:l r~s'tl ti.n~: in l1 roo Lhc'se::: ;·;!Ji.ch cnn lJr P1llJ lishcd ilnd Lhcreby att,r.<ct t-1,1c C0''11V?n t 0 f <:>xp•;rt::; tllruuGh out thr; t.r1ree co·:ntric::;. L.:th?r on clinic:ri.l r!:'search will be adopted to further test the hy-potheses. b. Control of the Indi vidu.:U Human 1-~ind. Rescm·ch into the rnc;:tn:o v1hc:r<:'by an indi virh.t-'11 may br; bro·Jr:ht te:-:1porarily or pcrll~ps pror:nanr:ntly nndc;~ contr·~'l of ::tnoth<?r. This projr;ct v:::1.s The page is a scanned document with typed text and handwritten annotations. Several sections of the text are obscured by black redactions of varying sizes. Handwritten annotations, appearing as letters and numbers like "H-B/1," "H-B-6," and "C," are present in the margins and alongside the typed text. There are no photographs, official stamps, forms, diagrams, or organizational charts visible on this page. The visual elements consist solely of the typed text, handwritten notations, and the redactions. 0 f <:>xp•;rt::; tllruuGh out thr; t.r1ree co·:ntric::;. L.:th?r on clinic:ri.l r!:'search will be adopted to further test the hy-potheses. b. Control of the Indi vidu.:U Human 1-~ind. Rescm·ch into the rnc;:tn:o v1hc:r<:'by an indi virh.t-'11 may br; bro·Jr:ht te:-:1porarily or pcrll~ps pror:nanr:ntly nndc;~ contr·~'l of ::tnoth<?r. This projr;ct v:::1.s s·tcr1·cstr:d b:r:J - I ,. I . I·I". "IfIrI-.I· '!-~.- .. _j .. . . . . nho is prepared to Jmdertalcc it in~;n<?cLi.ately shn,1lcf ~t be··· ::t:Jr>roverl. as had orevi.o1ts cx•)sric:nsc in this C.... •t . , . t:m~ of _res ::ttc · ex9'?cts' a [,rant fr~m thr ··- {3 ~in ths n~"'ar future for experi.r:1•?nt.i1~Trm ·,·d.lh ·· anit:lalS On the fi1Ctors nhich infl'l8llC'~ b0hct7lnr • l'ihile this [T-"1.!1 t will not p<:>rmi t h'lmil.n e:x-pcr imr-n t,a f-,ion he f~cls that S'JCh expcrirnr:>ntati.on c.1.n be· tir::d in. He proposes theo:-etical aprroacl1"'S - further developmcnt of hynothcs':'s thro1t:::h resroetrch 011 animals- :mi finri.lly hu:netn expcrimsn tation in tho.se areas fo1md promising. (2) It n1.s indicated at the clo:oc of tho ;;,eetins Lhett both J v;ill be. writf-o'3n ur for considcr;:1.t.ion by the 8 .................. ~~· and will probably be approved.;(, 1 d. "Conversion" of~ (_ C (1) As noterl ::lbov~=>4 ·~fl'"'~lilnd stro:1·• vie·:;s on tl'evalur:~ of thr-: ar!)!'l'·'1Ch to the 11~TICISS11 or fTO lp pr·oble:n but little s:rmpathy vrith the 11individ1Jal11 problem. The. proposal to cstal-lisl1 thc "political ;-;arfare" pro.icct (noted above) mct Y.i. t.h his cnth'Jsi.as- tic arprO'.'ll. The scconri pro,ir:>ct i.n~ri~uPd hi.m and after ~en~thy . discussions he br::ca11e ~'Jitc enthusiastic on this .JJ..so. it£££b!tffPWILf·' C ar-recd to 611 t rom"! of his scientists who havr:- l;r>en workin;: on bo~h prol.Jl<?ns in touch ~th. the . a!.'ld it is bclieved/rf -13- I i£ ihtaiiifH7:f Jf .... .8 that coordinat'3cl.£ prot;rct!ns r;ill result. 1 r. Fur thsr coordinated action in the three cou.~.'l tries: . .· lj /) · (l) · -.::uvl 'LttiiJIJIIiflf e:-::rlaincd Lo CJQI@I'tr C that this r;tar;'3 of the nroble•'1 r;as ol.Jvi.ous L:r Oil"' or ;:nlrC 'resn.::Jrcll awl the U.S. pro,:r.ct:.:; co;1ld be:::t b" rlr·vrclopcd tllrrJ1Jrh t\tr; B/ L ~ 1),... . Si.nc8 . . · wi.•l:l mr:c L l'li t.td&I.IJJ .. ;1Jld C,_. I ra [:, i.n . • rbrin~;_ ~rle f_('r ~:-trt. 0 f' !Jr week ( Jun8 ,.. ... I c_ ilt\.l:it:IJIIIIII''o'1 C>-8), we ar;rcccl Lo brief Lhr. s~lb.ir~ct. . (2) As a lJ.:1.3is for furthsr action it r;as ::1.r;reed U1.:1.t: •' The document is a typewritten memorandum with handwritten annotations. Several sections of text are heavily redacted, indicated by black boxes of varying sizes. Handwritten marginalia, including letters and numbers like "C", "B", and "H-B/1", are present in the margins, suggesting corrections, comments, or file coding. Redactions obscure names, specific project details, and parts of sentences, limiting the ability to understand the full context of the research discussed. No photographs, diagrams, or official stamps are visible on this page. · wi.•l:l mr:c L l'li t.td&I.IJJ .. ;1Jld C,_. I ra [:, i.n . • rbrin~;_ ~rle f_('r ~:-trt. 0 f' !Jr week ( Jun8 ,.. ... I c_ ilt\.l:it:IJIIIIII''o'1 C>-8), we ar;rcccl Lo brief Lhr. s~lb.ir~ct. . (2) As a lJ.:1.3is for furthsr action it r;as ::1.r;reed U1.:1.t: •' -G- ... .. ~- ~-·- . ~. ·~ . ., ~-i, ~.-.' .. . M: ..:-:,.:~-·-; .':- ·~, ", ";_ . ----------------- -:t. A foUo-:!-'Jn nrsLi_nr· of r"r>r~:;cnl .. :iLi.·:c;~; frr':l l.iv· ;-1--13--/ U • ( ] ~"•OU1ti br. held in til" ncar fu hrc) pro b;:>J~ly nc~~~~~~~7.~f~lll~-~,--ll"·~~-if·~Z; ~~cl c._ in ·,·vas!Jj ing their cominf; mestinr,. H -~-I £· 1397 a I a vrill assemble all a·;ai lan 1.8 informa- tior: 011 inJi·ri.j•Jal.s who h.:t•;c bc;r:-n in Ul" h<'-'ds of So'lict or SJ.t-,8llit;s inL,-,rr-J-."tLors. Thi..s in.form<lLi.•Jn :>:.0 iJe cxchansed anri tn b~J us<ed for f,Jrthcr co.'1L0.ct :;it.ll incli_·vi:lq;~.l_.:; ';;lwrJ or necr:s:;ar:r, th~ •1l t.L'l-:.t~ usA th'3 data to b<J in a:::sc'llblin~ stat'i.stics for researcl1. .-.B/, } £• T:1e ft§&££;AI'b'nror;rC1::1S ar0 r:>l_(ltj_·.:c:ly fin1 and wUlf/ 1.molo11L'::.ccll~r r·o fo:r;-;<lrd on the l!a:::i::; ontli.ncJ alJov-2. 1\.s B the U.S. p~or;r<ns arc clc·;do;y:d uwl('r th"lflllir'they c<1n be ti!':d in r;hcrc Uw:,- are of rlUi.:.•Ja.l inLr;ra::;t. u. and Concl.tsion~~ Hoco::v-.12nrtations: a. Th~~ I £1JS:tref"'resnnl.-::1.1~iv~s v:err; f'Lll.J :J.C1•1aintcd v1ilJ1 t;'v:.H,B/J nr:Jblc~ -1..'1d ·sere carc.:'tll~- c:~lcct-:;d S to o p ' r ovLd~ ::1. b~-ll.:.1cc o.: sci :-nr,i.E c. c C:J:::rn t:mc'2 to Lhc rU.SC1.lSSi•Jns. , •• j n DJ.rt. i. C1ll ::t r' i.:-di C.J.Lr;d a. !:r;cn ·1n'l-::rst<lll'lL:1~ of the; 11l;li1Cbird11 pr·.Jill--:1, o1ll'i r,:ts obv"i.:msly . in te rc::; l~c c1 i. n co nrlu~ t i.n~ rc::; r,:J:J...n,~.h. r o .i r l o ll ~lfr. altnts in cr1 :1"" ·~I, i_ '-' 11 ·.-ri Lh it. 'Jitl! th,., b?.c\~in": o;' ••• Pl1r_,.1l·l ,...,r~·._,i_dc; ;'t ccnl,cr c._ of ini~r;r('S~- ,l.n'l acti_vi t~:r ·:1~11.c.i1 ·;:ill be of Lh~ ut.'1'J:::L. v.l.l'>lc in the te:;ti.nc: of various h;_.-'T)othe:;c::; as to .control o.:: tl!;; h:rnai1 :1inrl. '' I I b. A~l prcssnt ;v:rr:·::J that there h;-ts br:cn no C'.0r1Cl1s-:.'.'C r':i:dr:ncc, I ei t.h~r fro•rr :i:"C')ort:; on So-Ii.:;L -=1.cti v-i ties o:- in 'Jr;s tern rcs:::arci1, to inrlicCl.-!:.0. \\J.~tl. n~·:r or rcvo Lu\.i0n:n·:,r Dt'O'Tcss ;J.lc; b~::rn I'!Fv.lc in this field. The SO'Tir;t paLtP.rn is rer;,::trkab(i :;i rtil:tr Lc th~ a~:;r::-olrl rnct'wrl.s of intrr-ro,-:a.ti•m - '''i th only rnin:Jr rrfi.nen1·~nt:> tovrarr:l Ln cl1lci.!1l, coo:x'raLLe>n. At thr; s:t:ac ti_;'lc, f'lll in'1"ct.i:-;0.Li.0n of ties o:- in 'Jr;s tern rcs:::arci1, to inrlicCl.-!:.0. \\J.~tl. n~·:r or rcvo Lu\.i0n:n·:,r Dt'O'Tcss ;J.lc; b~::rn I'!Fv.lc in this field. The SO'Tir;t paLtP.rn is rer;,::trkab(i :;i rtil:tr Lc th~ a~:;r::-olrl rnct'wrl.s of intrr-ro,-:a.ti•m - '''i th only rnin:Jr rrfi.nen1·~nt:> tovrarr:l Ln cl1lci.!1l, coo:x'raLLe>n. At thr; s:t:ac ti_;'lc, f'lll in'1"ct.i:-;0.Li.0n of al1. Soviet cn.sr;::; i..s cs::;cnt.~al -:t.n•l b:c0ic rcr.·:arch in !.he field is 1~ost i:~·.'orto..nt becd.'l:CC 0 r t.hr; i~~1CJT'L?t:H:e of this rn:ctlcr in CO!Il1'3Ction ·:.-il.l1 cold r:ar opr:r0.ti-:ms. Ev~n tho11r:h no r:c:lic.::.l rLi.scoveriPS ;tro. made, ev<Jn s•:n.J.ll r:J.ins in ~:nonlc•ll:e will j1t~;tif_~- t.:,he effort e:<;1cndsd. c. lio :w:nl.i.un r.-as :n<1!.l'2 a~ the: oper."tLi.on:tl in~cl.lif:nncc acrcct.s or UJC ac t-.ual 'J:>C cif n<crr d.LscrJvsries b)· Lhn ·:c::; L"'rn I'•J'::~rs. Thr. ai.11c; of tlv-, Jnnr~ t i.n:-: r:crn. !'1r i .'nril~ i,(lw."ll.'rl rlC'fi ni..n:: .:lr~-1.:> of pn:-c; l"'~c;crc!l v;ith no con::irlcr·at.iun of fl.l1J1·i.n:llc•liJ.Le op(~r:lt.j_on::t.l dcvrcl- opT.1:::nt;-;. f3 fJ~S. d. rcc:rJ;:c ot· Lll-:c ahJ':r:, intcrc;3l,;; can uc::;L b: ll1.1!ll•~li!1r~ o~tr conL::tcLs Lhr·J11Gh th~~!'I•••••••••IJI'IMiiiiflr' ) ; f g ... 3 !eca·1sc of tl'lc close relatLons i;:' b<::twcen-Uit ·ll1 can hancLlcd q'li tc conveniently a.nd o. clc1T sr;:-'t1.raU.0n bet-:recn the intcllicencc and the reseM.rch aspects can be establislled. It vrill -s- ..' ..:A-..·..- ._;•..,,'.• . .- ...... ,.;.• .... ... -~ ·- -· c_ be twry::;o.::n· Lo bri.cf.,lll!l Mn_l· on til'"' ovel·-aU. .:cs:"2C~:.::; of the: ~T:) ~r"-.:1. 1 t will ;clso ·c:n nr; r;e:-;::;;cr;r to S'1;J~l:,-..T l' C. ~ni,:,•-:llic~ncc of SlJr~h ty[Y~:J Cl.S C0l1 be '13':d in h~.S pro ,cro..:1 ;:nd '0':-:ch;ul:-';~d ,,.it:,. th0 othr;l\ · ()j >n c,r:i"::;. 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