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{{subst:Four Aces (passenger liners)|4 Aces (passenger liners)|reason='4 Aces' is the nomenclature that American Export Lines used for its quartet of sister ships; see both magazine ad in the article, and explanatory note 'a' confirming this}} 2601:196:180:8D80:F5DE:7769:9D9B:4711 (talk) 21:05, 2 March 2023 (UTC)Reply
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