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 | | Then the Elves smote upon the gates of Angband, and the challenge of their trumpets shook the towers of Thangorodrim; and Maedhros heard them amid his torment and cried aloud, but his voice was lost in the echoes of the stone. |  | | Now Fingolfin too made his dwellings at the North end of the Lake of Mithrim and there was no love lost between his folks and the Feanorians. |  | | There Maedhros in time was healed; for the fire of life was hot within him, and his strength was of the ancient world, such as those possessed who were nurtured in Valinor. |
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http://www.thetolkienforum.com/showthread.php?t=13102
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http://www.mystcommunity.com/board/index.php?showtopic=1901
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| | Rescue of Maedhros Lord of the Rings Fanatics Library |
 | | By this act of valour, Fingon won great praise, and Maedhros begged Fingolfin for forgiveness; and as a result of Fingon's heroics, the hatred between the two houses was, for the time being, assuaged. |  | | Sometime soon after, the host of Fingolfin, having crossed the Grinding Ice, marched into Middle-earth; as the Sun first rose from the West, Fingolfin come into Mithrim. |  | | His sons however rescued him at this moment and began to take him to Mithrim, but the fiery spirit of Fëanor left his body while they were near Eithel Sirion. |
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http://www.lotrlibrary.com/agesofarda/rescueofmaedhros.asp
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| | beyond anduin |
 | | The Sindar there wove grey clothing, probably very similar to the grey cloaks that the Elves of Lórien gave to Aragorn and his companions. |  | | The Silmarillion says that "behind the guard of their armies in the north the Noldor built their dwellings and their towers, and many fair things they made in those days, and poems and histories and books of lore." |  | | Fingolfin, upon reentering Hithlum after his march through Ard-galen and Dor Daedeloth, settled in a camp to the east of the Fëanorians. |
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http://www.invasivedesigns.com/otherhands/archives/articles/13/hithlum.html
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| | The Shire Fellowship |
 | | Add the flowers sprouting out beneath his feet as he marches and the glory of Fingolfin is magnified. |  | | Morgoth pulls all his forces into the depths of Angband to hide from the Sun. |  | | Later when Maedhros came to Mithrim after his rescue, he begged the newly arrived Noldor for forgiveness for the desertion in Araman (the barren wasteland on the coast of the Blessed Realm). |
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http://10923.rapidforum.com/topic=103780615944
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| | RingQuest - Beleriand |
 | | Its name refers to the echoes of Morgoth’s terrible cry when Ungoliant set upon Melkor, and was in turn driven into the south by Balrogs. |  | | Inhabited by a multitude of those bird that love ‘tall reeds and shallow pools’ |  | | Barahir his son Beren and twelve other men became outlaws in their own land and all were slain but Beren, who escape. |
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http://www.ringquest.com/forums/showthread.php?t=9900
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| | iqexpand.com |
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http://lake_mithrim.iqexpand.com
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| | The One Ring: The White Council :: View topic - Section VI - QUENTA SILMARILLION - Chapters 13 AND 14 (now open) |
 | | For all seas, lakes, rivers, fountains and springs are in his government; so that the Elves say that the spirit of Ulmo runs in all the veins of the world. |  | | But as they drew near to Eithel Sirion and were upon the upward path to the pass over the mountains, Fëanor bade them halt; for his wounds were mortal and he knew his hour was come. |  | | Fingon is charged with Dor-lomin, which lies west of the Mountains of Mithrim. |
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http://forums.theonering.com/viewtopic.php?t=57427
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| | Chronology of the Silmarillion |
 | | Expecting the imminent birth of Men, the Second Children of Iluvatar, the Valar resolve to guard them against Morgoth's darkness by lighting all of Ea with a Moon and a Sun. |  | | This orc host, marching back northward to aid those Orcs defeated by the Noldor at Lake Mithrim, is ambushed and wiped out by Celegorm, third son of Fëanor. |  | | Ulmo warns King Orodreth to throw down the new bridge across the River Narog, to shut his city's gates, and to keep his army safe behind them. |
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http://mywebpages.comcast.net/mithrandircq/Silmarillion-Chronology.htm
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| | THE TOLKIEN FORUM - Before Time and the First Age (Cronology) |
 | | Morgoth curses Hurin and his children and sets him in a chair of stone upon a high place of Thangorodrim. |  | | Morwen wife of Hurin abide in Hithlum, for she is with child. |  | | There he makes his first camp, dwelling by the north-shore of Lake Mithrim. |
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http://www.thetolkienforum.com/printthread.php?t=10213&pp=1000
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| | The Grey Havens - Middle-earth: First Age |
 | | From this time are reckoned the Years of the Sun. |  | | The people of Fëanor retreat before the host of Fingolfin, and their camps are made on opposite shores of Lake Mithrim. |  | | Tuor escapes thralldom and becomes an outlaw in the wild lands above Lake Mithrim. |
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http://www.tolkien.cro.net/mearth/firstage.html
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http://ballz.ababa.net/dreamflower/timeline.html
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| | The One Ring: The White Council :: View topic - Mithril Knights Warrior's Guild: The Red Dawn of Esgaroth |
 | | Elbren winced a bit as he fancied hearing the growls and foul language of the dark creatures, but then, he knew the murals contained life and energies of their own. |  | | His eyes continued along the colors until he then focused upon the Exiles as they traveled the Firth into the land of Hithlum, and then finally to the long lake of Mithrim. |  | | Elbren's heart stopped and his mouth went dry as he looked up to see the hosts of Morgoth moving at an unnaturally rapid pace through the passes of Ered Wethrin and then falling upon Feanor's people, completely caught off guard, with no defenses built or permanent dwelling yet raised. |
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http://forums.theonering.com/viewtopic.php?p=257804
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| | M-E & Tolkien Trivia (Continuation thread) |
 | | You are correct Rome that nobody knows how old he really is, but the person that asked the question said: |  | | Gorhaur: You are correct Rome that nobody knows how old he really is, but the person that asked the question said: |  | | then there is one river more that goes down south from Lake Mithrim which is also unnamed. |
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http://neb2.gotdns.com:8080/torc/completed_newformat/61696.html
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 | | Two gifts I came bearing: to humble myself before Fingolfin the High King (as I should grow accustomed to regarding him), and to offer horses as wergeld. |  | | Glittering beyond was Lake Mithrim, which still divided his people from mine, though it seemed a less forbidding barrier day by day — owed in most part to my efforts, without many thanks in return. |  | | In peace they eat and play and choose mates to beget mingled foals — and when time for war comes, they will not paw lines in the dirt and stand upon either side, leaving their children in the middle. |
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http://www.libraryofmoria.com/fingonmaedhros/eyeforaneye.txt
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| | Dagor Bragollach Background/Design Notes/Strategy--Online Version |
 | | Other than those, though, this map is very accurate to the books. |  | | The High King of the Noldor is Fingolfin at his capital on the Lake of Mithrim. |  | | The Second House of the Edain, the Haladin, left the region of Thargelion South of Lake Helevorn and settled in the Forest of Brethil to the West of Doriath (Though Thingol would not suffer a mortal to enter the portion of his realm that was protected by the Girdle of Melian). |
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http://www.dor-lomin.com/dagor/backgrnd.html
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| | Falas Logs: Fireside Chat en route to Dor-Lomin |
 | | He smiles and says more to himself then anyone else, "I still don't trust the idea of clay used as healing impliment." Turning to see the new elf arrive, he stands and bows, "Good day, ma'am." and then crouches back down to check on the heating tea. |  | | Katalwen looks up at the sun as she wanders in from the banks of the Lake Mithrim, smiling as she spots Rhialdor, she wanders over towards him "book? |  | | Acalewin watches as the elven healer walks towards the lake and then as the Lady Emeldir follows. |
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http://plaza.ufl.edu/laurenw/logedain.html
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 | | Hithlum was subdivided in Mithrim, where the High Kings of the Noldor had their halls, and Dor-lómin, which later became a fief of the House of Hador. |  | | Later in the First Age Hithlum was continually under attack by Morgoth, finally being lost after the Nirnaeth Arnoediad. |  | | Hithlum was separated from Beleriand proper by the Ered Wethrin mountain chain, and was named after the sea mists which formed there at times: '\'Hithlum is Sindarin for "Mist-shadow"; its Quenya counterpart is Hisilómë''. |
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http://www.yourencyclopedia.net/hithlum.html
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| | Fingolfin |
 | | His son Fingon rescued Maedhros, son of Fëanor, who consequently waived his claim to kingship : thus, Fingolfin became High-King of the Noldor. |  | | He was the one who took them across the ice of the Helcaraxë, and soon after, at the rising of the Sun, he came to the gates of Angband and smote upon them, but Morgoth stayed hidden inside. |  | | Fingolfin and the Noldor then came to the northern shores of Lake Mithrim, from which the Fëanorian part of the host had withdrawn. |
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| | Silmarilion Encyclopedia |
 | | Tuor spent his childhood in the caves of Androth, but when he was sixteen the Sindar were captured while trying to flee to the Havens of Sirion. |  | | Adan and hero of the Third House, only son of Huor and Rian. |  | | Hurin and Morwen's daughter who perished in childhood at the age of three from a pestilence contrived from the winds of Angband. |
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http://mywebpages.comcast.net/mithrandircq/Sil_encyclopedia.htm
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| | Dagor-nuin-Giliath - Tolkien Gateway |
 | | Fingolfin and his host pursued the Orcs until they were completely destroyed, and then passed into Mithrim as the Moon first rose. |  | | Morgoth hoped to destroy the Ñoldor before they could establish themselves, and sent his forces through the passes of the Ered Wethrin. |  | | It was thus a bittersweet victory for the Noldor, as they had destroyed most of Morgoth's forces in one strike, but their greatest leader had been mortally wounded, and they had lost one of their princes. |
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http://tolkiengateway.net/wiki/Dagor-nuin-Giliath
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| | Dagor-nuin-Giliath Lord of the Rings Fanatics Library |
 | | Morgoth’s servants saw these fires, and Angband was soon informed that Fëanor, Morgoth's most bitter enemy, had arrived in Middle-earth with his people, and Morgoth intended to drive them back into the sea from where they had come. |  | | In the cold starlight, before the moon had entered the sky, Fëanor's people went through the Echoing Mountains of Ered Lómin, and arrived at the great lands of Hithlum, from where they reached the long lake of Mithrim. |  | | They were driven all the way to Ard-Galen, but there the Orcs were reached by news of reinforcements. |
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http://www.lotrlibrary.com/agesofarda/dagornuingiliath.asp
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| | The Wars of Beleriand: Battles from the Silmarillion |
 | | There he would have perished, had not his sons in that moment come up with force to his aid; and the Balrogs left him, and departed to Angband." Fëanor was carried back towards Mithrim, but near Eithel Sirion, on the upward path to cross the mountains, he felt his death coming and they stopped. |  | | Looking back toward the smoke-wreathed towers of Thangorodrim Fëanor cursed Morgoth thrice, and bound his sons to remember the oaths they had sworn to recover the Silmarils, and he made them swear to avenge their father. |  | | The flames of that burning alerted Morgoth in Angband and he sent a powerful army of orcs into Mithrim where they attacked the Noldor in their camps on the north shores of the lake Mithrim. |
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| | Entmoot - Chapter 23: Of the Fall of Gondolin |
 | | For there was a dwelling of this people in the mountains westward of Lake Mithrim; and thither they led her, and she was there delivered of a son before the end of the Year of Lamentation. |  | | Therefore Rían arose and left the dwelling of the Elves, and she passed through the land of Mithrim and came at last to the Haudhen-Ndengin in the waste of Anfauglith, and there she laid her down and died. |  | | I don't understand how Rían could do this, to wilfully die just after she had given birth to her child, Tuor. |
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| | New Tales from Middle Earth Time-Line |
 | | Mandos curses Feanor and all the Noldor who follow him. |  | | Feanor abandons Fingolfin and the main Noldor host in Araman then encamps with his followers on the shore of Lake Mithrim. |  | | Feanor repulses and shatters an Orc army secretly sent by Morgoth. |
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| | List of lakes - Simple English Wikipedia |
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http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_lakes
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| | Encyclopedia of Arda: Lake Mithrim |
 | | When the Noldor returned to Middle-earth, Fëanor set his camp on the northern shore of this lake. |  | | The lake that stood in the north of the land of Mithrim, separating it from Hithlum. |  | | The lake to the north of the land of Mithrim |
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 | | Everyone felt that this was important and Fingolfin had immediately left the palace to await the eagle on the terrace toward the lake Mithrim. |  | | Already when he drew nearer the people began to shout and Fingolfin made out a form on the eagles' back. |  | | Though father and son, they had been strangers. |
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 | | See Volume HYPERLINK "http://home.hetnet.nl/~thdefeber/2%20ARNOR.doc" ARNOR LAKE NISINEN. |  | | See Volume HYPERLINK "http://home.hetnet.nl/~thdefeber/2%20ARNOR.doc" ARNOR LAKE HELEVORN. |  | | See Volume HYPERLINK "http://home.hetnet.nl/~thdefeber/2%20VALINOR.doc" VALINOR LAKE MITHRIM. |
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| | Fingolfin |
 | | They followed Fingolfin across the Helkaraxë and helped him set up camp around Lake Mithrim while the followers of Fëanor hid in shame. |  | | Fingolfin's children went with the group of exiles to Middle-earth, but his wife Anairë stayed in Aman out of friendship to Eärwen, wife of Fingolfin's brother Finarfin. |  | | By this time most people had realised that Fëanor was kind of a jerk, not to mention kind of insane, so the greater number of Noldor left Aman as part of Fingolfin's entourage. |
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http://elffetish.com/slfingolfin.html
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| | Beleriand MUSH ~ Mithrim Culture Website |
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http://www.freewebtown.com/andeldaiel/project/mithrim
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| | The Sea of Núrnen :: Writings |
 | | It was, Maedhros supposed, this aura that had drawn him down to the shore of Lake Mithrim, for he was not staring out at the water but at the small drama lying on the sand, that was only a fly, after all, something to be hit aside, even killed uncaringly. |  | | There was no reason that he should find himself so fixated, unable to look away from the suffering that would otherwise have gone unnoticed. |  | | The only fact clearly visible, as it twisted around, almost standing but unable to fly away, was its pain — pain like a thing, an object, almost an aura hovering around the creature’s delicate little body that still, somehow, seemed to have more determination than it showed, than even seemed possible for something so helpless-seeming. |
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http://www.councilofelrond.com/members/LadyOfRohan/Writings.html
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| | Tel'Mithrim - Frequent Questions |
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| | Images by J.R.R. Tolkien |
 | | It was not built on the shore, though there were a few huts and buildings there, but right out on the surface of the lake... |  | | A great bridge made of wood ran out to where on huge piles made of forest trees was built a busy wooden town. |  | | Not far from the mouth of the Forest River was the strange town... |
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http://www.edoras-art.de/JRR_Tolkien/jrr_tolkien_e.htm
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| | Beleriand |
 | | ~ Rivers, Lakes and Seas ~ Hills and Mountains ~ |  | | ~ Rivers, Lakes and Seas ~ Hills and Mountains ~ Place Name Derivations ~ |  | | The mountains of the East, near the lake of Helcar |
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| | Anor ah Ithil |
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| | Welcome to Odd Lots |
 | | Farrell's excellent work is very much in that same style.) With so much bad illustration out there (pro and fan), it's a delight to find art of this caliber being created. |  | | Some gorgeous artwork featured here at the Rolozo art archive by Damien Farrell; these colorful landscapes, based on Tolkien's own illustrations of the settings, are so free and vivid that they have the feeling of 19th-century travellers' sketches while abroad. |  | | (Readers lucky enough to own the anthology of the Professor's own art will recall a similar little watercolour showing Lake Mithrim in the First Age included there. |
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| | Map Information: Beleriand and the Lands to the North |
 | | , 'The Meres of Twilight', the lakes south of the meeting place of the Rivers Aros and Sirion |  | | Aglon, 'The Narrow Pass', between Dorthonion and the heights to the west of Himring see |  | | See the closeup picture of 'Double Stream and Tol Galen'] |
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| | The Reading Room Lord of the Rings Reading and Writing Workshop |
 | | He was in a field; Lake Mithrim glimmered in the distance, with the streets and houses snuggled neatly by its shore. |  | | Nimross tried a few more quick strokes; then, satisfied, he sheathed the weapon and, with a furtive glance around, seated himself on the damp grass below. |  | | The Elf sighed, flicking the blades of grass with his slender fingers. |
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| | Handy Sindarin Table |
 | | Elves who had at any time dwelt in Aman were called High Elves Quenya Tareldar and Elves of the Light Quenya Calaquendi. |  | | Mithrandir (Grey Pilgrim), Mithril, Mithlond (Grey Havens), Mithrim (lake), Mitheithel (river) |  | | Says this is the usual Sindarin for "green" |
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http://valarguild.org/varda/Tolkien/encyc/lang/HandySindarinTable.htm
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| | Boromir's Fateful Decision - Arda Letter, Issue #17 |
 | | Morgoth is aware of his landing and sends his Orcs against Feanor's host. |  | | The survivors are determined to meet Feanor again! |  | | That worthy establishes a camp on the northern side of Lake Mithrim. |
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| | A Meridional Grid on the Middle-Earth Map |
 | | In Beleriand this latitude would continue via Ossiriand between Duilwen and Adurant to the sand bank in the Bay of Balar; but in the First Age Earth was still flat and a different coordinate grid thus would have to be applied. |  | | On the RS map it corresponds to the obscure line bisecting squares H and I. In Beleriand, hypothetically Lake Mithrim, Barad Eithel, Haudh-en-Ndengin. |  | | Having determined the approximate latitudes, we can calculate the according meridians and project them on the LR map. |
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http://people.wiesbaden.netsurf.de/~lalaith/Tolkien/Grid.html
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| | Stories of Arda |
 | | Beyond that, I know no more than I have told." |  | | They drew nigh to the lake of Mithrim as I departed. |
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http://www.storiesofarda.com/chapterview.asp?sid=1598&cid=6646
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| | Wikipedia:Find or fix a stub : Stub |
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http://www.freetemplate.ws/st/stub.html
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