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SOLID Built Dining room table w/built in ext w/ 6 upholstered chairs & China Cab. Dark Mahohony. Circa 30’s ‑40’s. Nice shape for age. $400 OBO (724) 397‑4416 after 5pm. WOOD Table with drop leafs, 3 chairs & 1 bench w/upholstered seats. Great condition. $250. (724) 349‑3383

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Activities: Exercise, speakers. “SENIORS GIVING BACK” Will be collecting monetary donations for the Teddy Bear Fund Drive. Donations ONLY will be accepted from October 17th until Nov. 18th. Please call the center with questions, 800-442-8016. Flu Shot Dates: Tuesday, Oct. 11th, 10-Noon

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Monday and 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Tuesday through Friday. Activities: Exercise, cards, computer lab, painting class, billiards, Wii. Open Acoustic Jam Sessions the 1st & 3rd Tuesday every month from 10am – 12pm. Come to play, sing, or listen (no reservation req’d.) Please call the center with questions, 724-459-5251. Flu Shot Dates: Wednesday, Oct. 5th, 10-Noon Monday, Oct. 10th, 4-6pm

Homer-Center — Holy Protection of Mary Byzantine Catholic Church, 279 Yellow Creek St., Homer City, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursdays only. Activities: Speakers, cards, socialization, computer lab. “SENIORS GIVING BACK” Will be collecting monetary donations for the Teddy Bear Fund Drive. Donations ONLY will be accepted from October 17th until Nov. 18th. Please call the center with questions, 800-442-8016.

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Mahoning Hills — Route 119, south of Punxsutawney, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Friday. Activities: Bingo, crafts, cards, computer lab and Wii. “Fire Safety Presentation” on Friday, October 14th at 10:45 am by the Perry Township Fire Department (no reservation req’d). ANNUAL FOOD DRIVE TO BENEFIT ICCAP – a part of the “SENIORS GIVING BACK”. Beginning October 24th until November 14th, the center will accept both Monetary Contributions, and Non-Perishable & Non-Expired Shelf Stable Food Items. Please call the center with questions, 724-286-3099. Flu Shot Dates: Thursday, Oct. 6th, 10-Noon Aultman — Aultman Fire Hall, Aultman, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesdays only. Activities: Bingo, speakers. “SENIORS GIVING BACK” Will be collecting monetary donations for the Teddy Bear Fund Drive. Donations ONLY will be accepted from October 17th until Nov. 18th. Please call the center with questions, 800-442-8016. Flu Shot Dates: Wednesday, Oct. 12th, 10-Noon Saltsburg — 212 Point St., Saltsburg, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday and 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. Wednesday. Activities: Crafts, cards and computer lab. NEW Rise & Shiners Club – Tues, Thurs, Fri, 9-11am – Stop in for coffee, toast, & conversation – bring a friend! No reservation required. Get Fit with Us – Stretch & Flex Session Tuesdys at 11am with Margaret Kupchella. “Easy on the Joints” 11:45am-12:15am Thursdays with Fitness Instructor Carole Zicha. “Seniors Giving Back” is hosting a “Sit Down Evening Meal Fundraiser” on

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Wednesday, Nov. 2nd from 5 – 7 pm. Cost will be $6 per person and all the money raised will go to the Saltsburg Free Library. Please call the center with questions, 724-639-9055. Flu Shot Dates: Friday, Oct. 14th, 10-Noon

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p.m. Monday through Friday. Activities: Games, cards, puzzles, exercise, shopping, Wii and computer lab. Bake Club Mondays - come in for the item of the week. “Seniors Giving Back” is hosting a “SPOOKTACULAR Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser” to raise funds for the Cherryhill Township Volunteer Fire Department Wednesday, Oct. 26th from 5 – 7 pm - $8 per person and Bake Sale Items will cost $2 each. A presentation on “Alzheimers” on Tuesday, October 11th starting at 11 am presented by Kelly from Beacon Ridge. No reservation is required. Please call the center with questions, 724-254-9820. Join the ASI Silver Spurs Line Dancers: Practice and exercise begins at 9 a.m. Tuesdays at Aging Services Inc., 1055 Oak St., Indiana. Open to the public. For more information, call, 724-349-4500. *Find a complete senior center schedule in Sunday’s edition of The Indiana Gazette. Medicare Advantage & Medicare Supplements. Many plans available –

EVENTS/Programs ALZHEIMER’S SUPPORT GROUP – Open to any caregiver of an Alzheimer patient. The group meets the first Tuesday of every month from 6:00 to 7:00 PM at the Clymer Family Medicine Health Education Center, 533 Franklin St., Clymer, PA. Call with questions, 888-887-8117 Abuse is defined as abuse, neglect, exploitation or abandonment.Call if someone you know needs help – 24/7. Reporters ID never disclosed. 724-349-6190.

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Senior Expo - Thursday, October 20, from 10 a.m. - 1 p.m., at the S&T Bank Arena, White Township Recreation Complex, 497 East Pike Road, Indiana. Info regarding the following services: Health Care, Insurance, Nutrition and Exercise, Fire Safety, Financial Planning Benefit Programs, Personal Safety, and Health Screenings. Flu shots will be available. Please note that a Prescription Drug Take Back is being held during the expo. Collection is anonymous. Please remove any personal information from containers. Accepted: Prescription/over the counter dosage medications, liquid medications, creams & ointments, nasal sprays, inhalers and pet meds. The expo will also a feature a visit from the Veterans Outreach Van to provide information on programs and services available to veterans and their families. Co-hosted by Representatives Dave Reed and Cris Dush and Senator Don White. For more information, contact Senator Don White - Indiana County District Office at 724-357-0151.

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Heart disease - According to the Academy of General Dentistry, there is a distinct relationship between periodontal disease and conditions such as heart disease and stroke. Joint teams at the University of Bristol in the United Kingdom and the Royal College of Surgeons in Dublin, Ireland, found that people with bleeding gums from poor dental hygiene could have an increased risk of heart disease. Bacteria from the mouth is able to enter the bloodstream when bleeding gums are present. That bacteria can stick to platelets and subsequently form blood clots. This interrupts the ﬂow of blood to the heart and may trigger a heart attack. Brushing and ﬂossing twice daily and rinsing with mouthwash can remove bacteria and keep gums healthy.

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. .............

Entenmann’s 7.4-9.75 7.4 9.775 oz. 9. oz

LITTLE BITES

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Joan of Arc Kidney or Chili

WANTED Princess Call 814‑236‑1973 814‑661‑5691 for information.

Pine. or more

FIGHTERR

PASTA SPLASH CARROTS SAUCE WATER BUY 2 GET BUY 2 GET BUY 2 GET BUY 2 GET 3 FREE 3 FREE 3 FREE 3 FREE Sugardale Suga Su gard ga rdal a e - 12-16 al 12 16 oz. oz.

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Hunt’s Snack Pack - 12 pk.

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Whole Boneless USDA Select - 10/14# Avg. Wt.

.....................

Whole Tender Boneless - 8/12# Avg. Wt.

SIRLOIN TIP PORK

Eckrich (8-12 oz.) Selected Varieties

SAUSAGE LINKS

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BUY 2 GET (

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LLb. Bag Eastern Your Choice ........................................ ............

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Joan of Arc Kidney or Chili

Scott Mega Roll - 6 pk.

$ Cranberry Juice.... 2/ 5 Beans - 15-15.5 oz. ......... 5/ 5 Paper Towels ... 4.99 BUY 2 GET BUY 2 GET Kellogg’s - 10.5-15.2 oz. Scott - 1000- 12 pk. $ Hunt’s Snack Pack - 12 pk.$ Pop Tarts..................... 2/ 5 Pudding..................... 2.99 Bath Tissue. ......$6.99 produ produce du uc ce LLb. Bag Eastern c Whole Tender Eckrich (8-12 oz.) BUY 2 GET ( produc Whole Boneless Your Choice USDA Select - 10/14# Avg. Wt. Boneless - 8/12# Avg. Wt. Selected Varieties CCarrots........................................ ............ 3 FREE SAUSAGE LINKS SIRLOIN TIP PORK Eckrich (6-14 oz.) GGreen Peppers .................. ............ BUY 2 GET Varieties SSelect LOIN Selected $ LUNCHEON MEATSS 3 FREE Cucumbers umbb ........................ ............. Lb. $ Decorative CCucu Ocean Spray 100% - 60 oz.

3 FREE 3 FREE

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3.29 2.29

Cut FREE - Your Choice Steak, Roast, or Ground Meat Bulk Packaging Only - Limit 2

Smithfield Anytime Favorites (8 oz. pkg.)

Lb.

DICED OR CUBED HAM

FREE - Cut & Bulk Wrapped

Our Own Fresh Ground USDA Select Boneless USDA Select Boneless SIRLOIN TIP Lean 70/30% SIRLOIN TIP

GROUND BEEF ROAST

STEAK

BUY 2 GET

GOURDS &

3 FREE

Whole Frying Cryovac Packed 3-4 lb. Avg.

USDA Lean Value Cut

PORTERHOUSE OR T-BONE

CHICKEN

STEAK

3.29 $3.59 $3.79 $4.99 69

Lb.

Jones Golden Brown Patties, Lite Patties, Maple Links & Mild Links

Sausage Cheese $ 49 $ 39

2.99 $ 99 3 CHUCK

GROUND

Lb.

Brewers Choice Beer Battered

HADDOCK FILLETS

Legend Bay Swai (16 oz. pkg.)

FISH FILLETS

2 Liters

Lb.

PORK LOIN

ROAST

3 Lb. bag

GRAPES

Ea.

Lb.

................

1.99 $ 1.49

Lb.

Pie

Lb.

2 $ 99 3

New York Honey Crisp

APPLES

Lb.

Boneless Regular, Thin, Thick, or Stuffing

Lb.

2 Liters

C COCA COLA, DIET COKE, D or SPRITE o

Lb.

77.5 oz. 8 pk, Mini Cans

4.99 $ KICKSTART 5/ 5

LIPTON $ TEA ...........

Mtn Dew - 12 & 16 oz.

DAIRY

Philadelphia- 8 oz. bar

2/$4

CREAM CHEESE ..

3 3/$ 9

Dasani - 24 pk., 16.9 oz. bottles

Galliker’s - 48 oz. Quality Chekd

ICE 3/$ CREAM

Jackson County 26.5 oz.

4 2/$ 5

2/$

PIEROGIES

Ore Ida - 14-32 oz.

PURIFIED WATER YOUR POTATOES or 16.9 oz. , 6 pk. CHOICE ONION RINGS VITAMIN WATER 20 oz., 8 pk. DiGiorno - Up to 34.2 oz. POWERADE ITALIAN FAVORITES, Gold Peak - 16.9 oz., 6 pk

TEA

Turner’s - 1/2 Gallons

$ 99 EA.

ICED TEA........................ 4/

5 COTTAGE CHEESE . 1.59 Galliker’s - Gallons $ ICE TEA....................... 2.09 Galliker’s - 12$oz. $ SOUR CREAM ...... 1.49 Turner’s - 12 oz.

3.99 5/ 10

AMERICAN $ SINGLES.. ......

Lb.

3/$ 33

C COCA COLA, DIET COKE, D or SPRITE

16.9 oz. 12 pks

New Crop (5 lb. bag)

Ea. ............ Acorn, Butternut & Spaghetti California Pascal

SPARE

Lb.

Ea.

GARLIC BREAD, THIN OR RISING CRUST PIZZA

$ 99

Nickles - 20 oz. Giant White

BREAD

1.39

4 GOODYEAR Wrangler tires, P265/70R17 radials. 12/32 truck tire depth, $260. (724) 463‑7668 FALKEN Mud & Snow ti‑ res. 205/55/16 Good con‑ dition. Was on a Ponitiac Vibe. Asking $100 for all OBO. Call (724) 639‑3051

2004 MERCURY Mount‑ ianier, 158k, cleans runs good, $1,700. Call (724) 388‑1374

3.99* $ * CARVER HAM 3.99 * Final Price With $1/lb. Coupon Savings .................LB.

3.99

2 LB.

COLBY CHEESE..................LB. $4.99 FLAVORED WINGS.....LB. $5.99 Try Our New Wraps EA. $3.99

Turkey & Bacon, Ham & Cheddar & Fiesta Chicken

bakery Pumpkin $ MUFFINS.................. 4 CT. Apple $

3.99 3.99 2/$5 $ 4.99

DUMPLING......... 2 CT. Fresh Baked Club ROLLS...................................... 6 CT. 8” Dutch Apple or Pumpkin PIE................................................... EA.

2002 MONTERO Sport, 1 owner, 3.5 engine, 120,000 miles, inspected until 1/17, good cond., asking $5000. Call (724) 549‑6177

Ea.

Eckrich Oven Roasted Turkey or Fried Chicken Breast. ..LB. Eckrich Smoked or Honey

Sandwich Pepperoni, Genoa, or Hard Salami

1975 OLDSMOBILE Delta 88 Royale Converti‑ ble, 350 v8, brand new top, all original body & paint, $9,900. Call (724) 372‑4379

2003 Honda Civic, one owner, clean, $4,000. (724) 388‑1374

............................LB.

Pearl Valley

row

Lb.

Eckrich

Margherita Pre-Sliced

WANTED 16 foot boat. (814) 952‑1338

Ea.

Red or Green Seedless

PINEAPPLES..........

Boneless USDA Select USDA Select Fresh Cut Boneless Lean Cut (Cut from the Pork Loin) Boneless

BEEF STEW

MIST TWIST, LIPTON, TON N, MUG, CRUSH OR SCHWEPPES

Kraft - 16 oz. - Yellow

Russet - 8 lb. bag

88 $

(Gala McIntos ((Gala, McIntosh, Red or Gold Delicious, Cortland)

¢ 2.59 GALA APPLES 99¢ $ 79 SQUASH CELERY CUBE 99 2 RIBS $ 99 MEAT STEAK 5 $ 49 $ 99 deli ¢ $ 99 $ 2/$5 4 4 CHOPS 2 69 BOLOGNA 1.99 $ Lb.

USDA Lean 80%/20%

Boneless Center Cut

frozen frozen

Half $ HAMS

PUMPKINS

2/ 5 PUMPKINS $6999

Our Own - By The Piece

Bulk Loose

Superior Easy Carve

APPLES

ONIONS POTATOES

WIENERS W IEN Butcher Shop SAUSAGE USA AGE BUY 2 GET 724-254-9470 $ 3 FREE Longhorn Our Own Reg. or Hot

Half Peck Tote Bag

Jack-o-Lantern Yellow

Lb While Supplies Last

Lb.

v OUR FAMOUS

Eckrich - 14 oz. pkg. Selected Varieties

2/$

LINCOLN Loaded, $1,200. 388‑1374

Town runs Call

silver, 104k,

Car, great, (724)

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6 Pontiacs - ‘51-’56 $4,000 3 Corvairs $1,000 ‘63 Mercury Maurader $2,500 10 Lincolns - B12 & up (‘48-’83) 2 Falcon Station Wagons $1,000

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1986 HONDA Rebel 250 black & gold anniversary edi‑ tion. Great girls starter bike. Call 724‑717‑9678

2009 Polaris Razor 800, very clean, excellent running condition. Black & Grey, loaded. 724‑717‑9678

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CLUES DOWN 1. Island north of Guam 2. Biblical region 3. Scottish ancestor 4. Hills in northeast India 5. A way to cook by baking 6. Attacked ferociously 7. Furniture with open shelves 8. Burt Reynolds film 9. A way to examine 10. Plant of the goosefoot family 11. Job 13. Capable of being thought 17. One seeded fruit 24. Largest English dictionary (abbr.) 25. Platitudes 26. Very fast airplane 27. Pet detective Ventura 28. Resinous substance 29. Explosive 35. Purse 36. Swiss river 37. Separately managed account (abbr.) 38. Electron scanning microscope (abbr.) 40. Fable 41. Mythical monsters 42. Whale (Norwegian) 43. Domed recesses 44. Member of U.S. Navy 45. Cause to be loved 47. Expression of surprise 48. Jessica __, actress 49. Drove 52. Commands to go faster 53. Chinese dynasty 54. Military vehicle 55. Chinese Muslim

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The beneﬁts of waxing vehicles After a thorough washing and interior detailing, many vehicle owners put the finishing touch on their cars and trucks by applying a coat of wax. Is this a practice of automotive vanity, or does waxing actually pay legitimate dividends? A coat of wax provides a pristine shine and can help protect paint from the elements. Waxing may not be as essential as in years past, when vehicle paints were run-of-the-mill lacquers that didn’t offer much in the way of protection. But waxing can still provide a PUGH BOY’S variety of benefits that go Auto Sales “A Stinking Good Deal!” beyond making a vehicle $ look good when cruising ‘04 FORD FREESTAR 2,500 $ ‘08 KIA SPECTRA 3,795 ‘06 CHEVY COBALT COUPE $3,995

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• Reduces leasing expenses: Lessees may want to know that applying wax can keep a vehicle in better condition, which can pay dividends when it is time to turn in a vehicle. The dealership will perform a thorough inspection and could charge for discoloration, scratches or other paint issues. Waxing regularly may help reduce those expenses. • May help prevent careless driving: A person who diligently takes care of his or her vehicle may translate that care into caution behind the wheel. If one is excited to keep a clean and well-maintained car, it makes sense that the same person will want to protect the vehicle in other ways, such as through safe driving habits. • Provides exercise and fresh air: A day spent washing and waxing a vehicle can be enjoyable to those who can use some time outdoors. • Improves resale value: A well-maintained car or truck is more attractive to potential buyers. That can translate into a higher resale value, whether the vehicle is sold privately or as a trade-in. Waxing a vehicle is beneficial in various ways. New formulations are easier than ever to apply and can provide that shiny, well-maintained look drivers covet.

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‘01 Ford Ranger

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‘14 GMC SIERRA 1500 SLE CREW CAB Long Box, 4WD, 5.3L, V8, Auto, 21K

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2006 HUmmEr H3

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5.3L, V8, 4x4, Long, 66K Miles

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2015 gm gmC 2500 CArgO VAN

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2007 CHEVY COLOrADO EXT. CAb

24,500

17,900

6.0L, V8, 8K Miles

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2011 CHEVY K1500 rEg. CAb LT

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18,900

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9,850

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7,850

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Fall mums & pumpkins Wine sampling Teetak Thai food truck Fresh-popped popcorn Primitive decor & painted furniture on display - Music by Mark Anderson Saturday afternoon 1- 4

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Smicksburg Area

STORE

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Live Entertainment • Festival Foods • Demonstrations • Apples Apple Cider & Butter • Locally Grown Mums, Gourds & Pumpkins

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Every year children anxiously count down the days until they are able to put on their costumes and head out into the neighborhood in search of candy. Although Halloween is meant to be a fun occasion for the young and the old alike, it can also be unsafe. Costumes may impair a child's vision and motor function. The American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons says that studies indicate Halloween is in the top three among holidays that produce the most visits to hospital emergency rooms. Finger and hand injuries account for 17.6 percent of injuries, and children ages 10 to 14 sustain the greatest proportion of Halloween injuries. Trips and falls also account for a high number of injuries. There are also a good deal of children who become injured before Halloween arrives, many of whom sustain lacerations when carving pumpkins. To make Halloween a safe holiday, children and adults can heed these suggestions. • Wear comfortable, sturdy shoes. Although kids might want to wear shoes that match the costume, shoes that fit well and are comfortable are a safer bet. This will help prevent tripping and falling over cumbersome shoes. It also reduces the risk of developing blisters and discomfort when walking from home to home. • Go trick-or-treating in groups. Children should not be allowed to go out in search of candy alone. Going in a group means that someone can get help if need be. Also, there is safety in numbers. Predators won't view a child as an easy target if he or she is with fellow trickor-treaters. • Be visible. Since daylight saving time begins shortly after Halloween, there are fewer hours of daylight for Family Farm 8thYour Annual Since 1834 Renshaw Farms

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trick-or-treating. When Halloween falls on a weekday, children have to wait until after school to venture out, and it can quickly become dark. Therefore, make sure that children are equipped with ﬂashlights and put reﬂective tape on their costumes so they will be more visible to fellow pedestrians and motorists. • Stick to the sidewalks. Children should stay on sidewalks and cross the street only at established crosswalks. • Do not enter homes. Unless a child is with an adult and the home is owned by a trusted friend, kids should not enter homes for treats. • Avoid candles and jack-o-lanterns. A costume can easily catch on fire, so it is best to steer clear of candles, luminaries and lit pumpkins. • Bring water. Costumes can become hot and uncomfortable, especially when worn for long periods of time. Be sure children have water to rehydrate themselves. continued on page 20

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No Tricks…All Treats! continued from page 18 • Accessorize safely. Select ﬂexible swords and knives if they are accompa-

nying a costume. Avoid rigid items that can cause injuries. • Examine all candy before eating. Before kids have their first bite, parents should inspect candy wrappers to determine if there has been any tampering. Also, avoid homemade treats from homes unless you know the people who prepared the items.

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