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I was out of town for work for 3 days last week. Started having pretty bad back pain that radiated down to my knee and then my groin started hurting pretty badly. I sat for three days in training so I'm sure that didn't help, plus the drive th...
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a new motivation
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I seem to keep losing and gaining the same 4-5 pounds. I lost 5.4 pounds while on vacation, gained back a couple, then lost 3.2 pounds last week. I'm hoping to see about another 2 lb loss this week, but we shall see. I miss going to BodyTrac....
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Tuesday, August 19, 2014 4 comments
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Greek Salad Pitas With Hummus
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Very light and yet filling at the same time. I just put these together the other day, so all of the ingredient amounts are approximate. You could add any number of things to the salad that you like (bell peppers, red onion, etc.). Also, my pitas were thin and large. If you use thicker and/or smaller pitas, obviously you won't fit as much in each portion. The hummus really adds character to these sandwiches (and also a little protein). Enjoy!
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- 2 cups mixed salad greens
- 2 medium tomatoes, diced
- 1⁄2 cucumber, peeled and thinly sliced
- 12 kalamata olives, pitted and sliced in half
- 2 ounces feta cheese
- 1 tablespoon vinaigrette dressing (of your choice)
- 3 tablespoons hummus
- 1 whole wheat pita bread (large size, or use 2 small size)
- Toss together first six ingredients in a medium bowl.
- Cut the pita in half. Open each half gently with a knife and toast them slightly (you want it to be a little firm but not crispy). Spread each pita half with 1.5 tablespoons of hummus. Then stuff each pita half with as much of the salad as you can fit. Enjoy!
- Eat any leftover salad. :-).
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The Dry Land (2010)
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A thesis picture. James arrives home to West Texas from Iraq. He doesn't remember much about the war, and it's soon clear he has post traumatic stress. He takes a job at an abattoir. After an alcohol-fueled fights with co-workers and his wife, he seeks help at the VA. He returns to find she's leaving him until he can regain control. He leaves his dog with his ailing mother and drives northeast to visit an Army buddy and find out what it is he can't remember. His friend won't say much, so James drives on to Walter Reed Hospital where another friend convalesces. Will James find out what he's repressed, and if he does, will it make anything better? What options does he have?- Written by <email@example.com>
A U.S. soldier returning home from war struggles to reconcile his experiences abroad with the life and family he left in Texas.- Written by Sundance Film Festival
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It is one day before the Super Bowl, which means today is the day that the 2012 Pro Football Hall of Fame class is to be announced. While I am not actually among the voting panel that gets to decide who will make up the 2012 Pro Football Hall of Fame class, I present what would be my ballot if I had a vote.
Up to five modern-era nominees, as well as the two senior nominees, can be inducted this year.
Who Should Be In
1. Cris Carter, WR; Philadelphia Eagles (1987-89), Minnesota Vikings (1990-2001), Miami Dolphins (2002)
Cris Carter is as good as any wide receiver not named Jerry Rice who has played in the Super Bowl era. As one of the best wide receivers of all time, Carter should have been a first-ballot Hall of Famer.
Instead, Carter is currently on his fifth year of eligibility. It is hard to believe that he has to wait this long, but this is the year his wait must come to an end. Without any first-ballot locks among this year's nominees, Carter's induction should be the selection committee's top priority.
Carter had a tremendous career with great longevity; he played all 16 games in 13 of his 16 NFL seasons for a total of 234 games played. He is the NFL's second all-time leading receiver with 1,101 receptions for 13,899 yards.
Carter may have been overshadowed by Rice among the great receivers of his generation, but that should have no bearing upon his deserved place in the Canton shrine.
2. Dermontti Dawson, C; Pittsburgh Steelers (1988-2000)
Dermontti Dawson had the tough task of replacing Hall of Famer Mike Webster as the Pittsburgh Steelers' center in 1989.
Fortunately for them, Dawson turned out to be arguably just as great as Webster was.
For an entire decade, Dawson was the most dominant center in the entire National Football League. He was named the All-Pro center for six consecutive seasons from 1993-1998.
Like Carter, Dawson has had to wait much too long. One of the best players to ever play at his position, Dawson is now on his seventh year of eligibility and should have earned induction by now. In a weak year of candidates, Dawson's time should finally come.
3. Bill Parcells, Head Coach; New York Giants (1983-1990), New England Patriots (1993-1996), New York Jets (1997-1999), Dallas Cowboys (2003-2006)
Bill Parcells is one of the greatest head coaches in NFL history. He led the Giants to two Super Bowl titles and took the Patriots to a Super Bowl appearance. Including playoff games, Parcells won 183 of the 322 games that he coached in his NFL career.
All four teams he coached came off losing seasons when he took over the coaching duties, but he led all four teams to the playoffs within two years. Parcells is the first head coach in NFL history to coach four different teams to the postseason.
Parcells' coaching track record is tremendous and should earn him a first-ballot berth in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
4. Andre Reed, WR; Buffalo Bills (1985-1999), Washington Redskins (2000)
Cris Carter is not the only wide receiver whose Hall of Fame wait should come to an end. Andre Reed, now in his seventh year of eligibility, is also worthy of induction.
Reed was a key player in the Bills reaching four consecutive Super Bowls. Although two of Reed's fellow skill position offensive teammates—quarterback Jim Kelly and running back Thurman Thomas—have already been inducted into the Hall of Fame, Reed may have been the best player of the trio.
Reed had 951 career receptions and 13,198 receiving yards, many of those yards coming on yards after catch. If the Hall of Fame continues with its current trend of inducting one wide receiver per year, then Reed should be left out in favor of Carter. If the committee is open to inducting both of them, though, Reed would be deserving.
5. Jack Butler, CB; Pittsburgh Steelers (1951-1959)
Typically, at least one of the two senior nominees is inducted annually into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, and Jack Butler would be a deserving choice.
In the nine seasons Butler played, he was one of the NFL's best cornerbacks. Butler had 52 career interceptions, which ranked second all-time at the time of Butler's retirement in 1959. From 1957-1959, Butler was a three-time consecutive All-NFL selection.
Unfortunately, Butler suffered a career-ending leg injury late in the 1959 season, but for the nine seasons he played, he was as good of a cornerback as there was in the league. He is a deserving nominee for induction in this Hall of Fame class.
6. Will Shields, G; Kansas City Chiefs (1993-2006)
My hunch is that Will Shields will be left out of the Hall of Fame for one more year since the committee typically reserves first-ballot inductions for players who are locks for induction.
That said, Shields is a deserving Hall of Famer who would be included on my ballot.
In Shields' 14-year career, he never missed a single game. He played 224 games and was dominant in just about every one. Shields was a 12-time Pro Bowl selection and three-time All-Pro.
Shields was one of the greatest interior linemen of his generation and is worthy of induction into Canton.
Left Off the Ballot
Kevin Greene, one of the best pass-rushers to ever play in the National Football League, was my first player off the ballot. In my opinion, Greene is a borderline Hall of Famer, but deserves a spot in Canton for being one of the NFL's most feared pass-rushers ever. He is definitely a possible choice for induction.
Offensive tackle Willie Roaf, former 49ers owner Eddie DeBartolo Jr. and wide receiver Tim Brown all have strong candidacy as well, but should remain on the outside looking into Canton, in my opinion.
Running back Curtis Martin, guard Dick Stanfel (a second senior committee nominee), defensive tackle Cortez Kennedy, pass-rusher Charles Haley, running back Jerome Bettis, defensive back Aeneas Williams and pass-rusher Chris Doleman were all great players, but were not the caliber of elite players worthy of induction into the Hall of Fame.


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LIC Duck - Spring
The duck survived its first winter and now she is ready for her spring polishing which will take place some time in May. I also sent almost all of the... Read more
LIC Duck #11 - Yeah, POSTCARDS!
Hi everybody! I received postcards yesterday and they look great. I am working on stickers as well and they should also be done within few days. Soon everybody will be... Read more
LIC Duck on tART's new blog
We had great installation/opening together - you can see few images on tART's blog:
LIC Duck #9 - Installed - Duck's new home
We did it! We installed the LIC Duck at the community garden today and had little get-together afterwards. No worries if you missed it - there will be official opening... Read more
LIC Duck #8 - Installation and get-together & celebrate
Dear backers and friends - the sculpture will be installed early afternoon today, Wednesday, October 10, followed by small get-together & celebrate from 5:30-6:30 PM. If you are... Read more
LIC Duck #6 - Building base
Today we were building the base! And we went to the foundry to photograph now completely finished Duck (mainly to get clean shots for stickers and postcards). If the weather... Read more
LIC Duck #5 - Foundry
I went to the foundry yesterday and the Duck is casted, being polished and will be finished next week. Here are some photos from the foundry. It is amazing to... Read more
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Dear backers, congratulations, we did it! Thank you for your great support, I am overwhelmed. To give you quick update, the Duck is already at the foundry and I will... Read more
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thank you for all your great support! We have 17 hours to go and more then $1,000 in pledges - thank you! I went to select the space... Read more
LIC Duck #2 - 15 more days
Hello dear backers - we made it through first $300! Thank you - we are 10% there. I am optimistic - we will make it (I hope:-). There is still... Read more
LIC Duck #1 - the beginning
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My first hammock, I made out of an old large tent. took a bit of sewing but still hangs great.
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VIAN — Coleman Eugene Sargent, 53, of Vian died Monday, April 1, 2013, in Vian. He was a Christian and a general laborer.
Cremation is under the direction of Agent & Mall0ry-Martin Funeral Home in Sallisaw.
He is survived by a sister, Barbara Sargent of Belton, Mo.; and a brother, Dennis Sargent of Vian.


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Common butterflies scarce on local surveys
Butterflies have been hard to find in many parts of Central Florida this year. No one is quite sure why. I've just completed participating in several annual butterfly counts stretching from Orange to Okeechobee counties and the story appears the same. almost everywhere. The reason these counts and any other regular counts are performed is to track long-term trends in butterfly populations, which may reflect what's going on elsewhere in the environment. One thing that was particularly striking this year… Read More »


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Safed Klezmerfest
Published: August 24th, 2012
Salome Worch
About the Author: Joojoon is a Persian/Jewish artist whose raucous cartoons celebrate everything sweet and absurd about life in Tzfat, Israel. Joojoon & Co (who categorically deny all knowledge and responsibility for the views expressed herein) recently made Aliyah from California, USA.
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Grim wartime route to reopen (Borneo)Breaking News
Lost behind impenetrable jungle in Borneo for the past 60 years, the 250km Sandakan death march track has been rediscovered through painstaking detective work.
The track was the scene of one of the darkest episodes of World War II.
Of 2438 Australian and British PoWs held at Sandakan after Japan captured Singapore, only six managed to escape and all of them were Australian.
Those who did not die of disease, starvation or maltreatment were executed, either at the Sandakan camp or on the long march to Ranau in Borneo's rugged interior.
Historian Lynette Silver has spent 14 years uncovering the route and a section will be opened to the public through organised trekking expeditions.
''My hope is that the Sandakan track will become as much a part of the nation's ethos as the Kokoda Trail and Gallipoli,'' Ms Silver said.
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New Orleans vs Houston Recap - Hornets Win 107-99
The Hornets got a 25-point performance from Chris Paul as New Orleans ran past Houston 107-99 on Wednesday at Toyota Center.
The Hornets were a 5-point underdog in the win, and managed to turn a profit for their supporters. The combined score dipped UNDER the total, which closed at 207.5.
New Orleans got 18 points from Marco Belinelli and another 15 points from Emeka Okafor. Chris Paul contributed 8 assists, while David West cleaned the glass with 9 rebounds.
The Rockets got an 18 -point performance from Aaron Brooks, who was supported by 18 points from Kevin Martin. Luis Scola had 5 assists in a losing cause for Houston, while Luis Scola grabbed 16 rebounds.
New Orleans trailed at halftime, 49-43.
New Orleans heads into a battle against the Heat. Houston, meanwhile, will have their next action against San Antonio.


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Revenge of the dumbass
Ok well we had our second round of speeches tonight. After last time I figured that the level of ignorance could not be topped by any human, oh how I was wrong.
First let me make this point clear…. Egypt is not a communist country. Apparently people in my public speaking class think it is.
Let's talk about Maria… wait I should probably change her name just in case this gets out to her. Um let's go with DUMBASS.
Last time DUMBASS gave a speech about politics. These were the points of her speech.
1) All republicans are against abortions
2) All democrats are for abortion
3) Bill Clinton cheated on his wife.
All these together mean you should vote for Bush.
Ok pretty ignorant and ill informed but whatever it is her opinion.
This time around she topped it. I didn't think it possible but she did. This time around she gave a speech about Walt Disney. She kind of started talking about the company and then went into the history of Walt. Her first point was that Walt Disney didn't have a birth certificate and that he looked nothing like his brother. Um… ok… Not sure where she is going with this.
Then she went onto say that Disney was a Satanist as you can tell by his pictures. "He has an evil look in his eye." (Now I know there are some weird stories about good old Walt and he had some weird associations but an evil look in his eye as evidence?) Also she showed a picture of Walt sitting with numerous dolls of Mickey Mouse. One of the dolls didn't have a normal smile, she said it was an evil doll.
Ok next up was the fact that all Disney cartoons promoted cruelty to animals and that all Priests had erections in his cartoons. (I heard about the little mermaid one in the end but all of them? Can we get some real background to this?)
Finally she tied it all together with a gay and lesbian day at Disneyland that happened last year. And it was Walt Disney's fault that they were promoting a total lack of values. How she can tie that day to a dead guy is beyond me…
It is seven minutes of my life I will never get back…


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Hedge funds snapped two straight months of declines as they tracked global stock advances following better-than-expected earnings and the publication of bank stress test results in Europe. The hedge-fund industry trailed the MSCI World Index, which rose 8 percent last month, the largest increase in a year.
"We saw a recovery in appetite for risk assets last month and that contributed to the gains in the industry," said Tan Maruyama, chief investment officer at Round Rock Capital Advisors Co., a Tokyo-based hedge-fund advisory firm. "We benefited from a recovery in the credit market and we were able to capture the volatility in both upward and downward market movement."
The R-SQUARED Master Fund, a multi-strategy hedge fund that Round Rock advises, returned more than 6 percent in July, based on preliminary figures.
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All seven regional indexes advanced, led by Asian funds with a 3.56 percent gain, the preliminary report showed. Hedge funds in North America rose 1.54 percent, while European funds added 1.51 percent, Eurekahedge said.
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For the year-to-July, funds investing in distressed debt were the best performers, gaining 7.6 percent with inflows totaling $8.7 billion, Eurekahedge said.
Eurekahedge's preliminary report is based on 35 percent of funds reporting returns for July. The research firm plans to release a full report on Aug. 17.
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The Trail Blazers were warming up prior to Sunday night's game agains the Detroit Pistons when Portland center Robin Lopez decided to have some fun.
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North Bennington school request to be heard on TuesdayBy Patrick McArdle
STAFF Writer | January 10,2013NORTH BENNINGTON — The application to create the Village School of North Bennington is scheduled to be heard on Tuesday and expected to be a major step forward in replacing the public North Bennington Graded School with the independent Village School.
The application is on the agenda of the Vermont Board of Education for their Tuesday meeting in Montpelier.
Stephan Morse, chairman of the state board, said he didn't expect there will be many questions left about the application so he thinks any presentation by the Vermont Department of Education will be brief.
Morse said he would be in favor of approving the creation of the school. By Vermont law, an independent school can't be created unless it's supported by the board of education.
"I know that not everyone agrees with it so I don't know where it will go but personally I think it's time for us to support it and be done with it," he said.
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Given an adjunction $F\dashv G$ between functors between Abelian categories, we know that $F$ is right exact and $G$ is left exact so there are derived functors $LF$ and $RG$ between (bounded above, respectively below) derived categories. What can one say about the existence of an adjunction $LF\dashv RG$?
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This is a delicious dish I first tasted at Belisio's in Duluth, MN. It is very easy and healthy! The leftover chicken is wonderful sliced over greens with the sauce drizzled on top like a dressing. You can do the full carb version by substituting wheat flour for the soy flour. I prefer the texture of the soy flour, it browns better.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 3 -4 boneless skinless chicken breasts
- 3⁄4 cup soy flour
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 3 tablespoons butter
- 1 cup low sodium chicken broth
- 1⁄2 cup lemon juice
- 2 tablespoons capers, drained
- salt
- pepper
- Butterfly the chicken breasts by cutting their thickness in half. You can also have your butcher do this for you. They just need to be thin so they cook faster.
- Heat the olive oil and 2 Tbsp of the butter in a medium to large pan.
- Season the chicken with salt and pepper. Then dredge in the soy flour and fry in pan.
- Cook the chicken for 2 minutes on each side, until golden brown. Transfer to a plate and keep warm by placing in microwave. You may need to cook the chicken in batches depending on the size of your pan.
- After all the chicken has been cooked, deglaze the pan with the chicken broth and lemon juice. Scrape all the bits from the bottom of the pan. Let simmer for 2-3 minutes.
- Add the chicken back into the sauce and let simmer for 5 minutes.
- Remove the chicken to the plate again. Add the remaining 1 Tbsp of butter and the capers to the sauce.
- Place the chicken back in the pan. Ready to eat!
- Very good with any vegetable on the side.
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Syntax error on token "object", interface expected TestSrc.scala /ScalaDataMiningFunctions/src line 1 Java Problem
Syntax error on token "String", delete this token TestSrc.scala /ScalaDataMiningFunctions/src line 2 Java Problem
Syntax error on token ":", delete this token TestSrc.scala /ScalaDataMiningFunctions/src line 2 Java Problem
Syntax error on token "<", ( expected TestSrc.scala /ScalaDataMiningFunctions/src line 3 Java Problem
I may just need to go through the steps and do this in Netbeans instead, but I would prefer to find out what is going on.
In my lift project, which was created by using maven, I don't have these errors, but there are many jar files there that I don't have in mine.
One jar file is scala-compiler-2.7.3.jar that is in the lift project but not in my scala project.
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[1] The condition is caused by mutations in the GJA1 gene. As the name suggests, it is inherited in an autosomal recessive manner.[2] Treatment is symptomatic and supportive, and may include surgery to relieve cranial pressure and correct facial deformities.[3]Autosomal recessive craniometaphyseal dysplasia is a genetic skeletal condition characterized by progressive thickening of bones in the skull (cranium) and abnormalities at the ends of long bones in the limbs (metaphyseal dysplasia). The overgrowth of bone in the head can lead to distinctive facial features and delayed tooth eruption, as well as compression of the cranial nerves.
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- Craniometaphyseal dysplasia. Genetics Home Reference (GHR). February 2009; https://ghr.nlm.nih.gov/condition/craniometaphyseal-dysplasia.
- CRANIOMETAPHYSEAL DYSPLASIA, AUTOSOMAL RECESSIVE. Online Mendelian Inheritance in Man (OMIM). September 6, 2013; http://www.omim.org/entry/218400.
- Craniometaphyseal Dysplasia. National Organization for Rare Disorders (NORD). 2005; http://rarediseases.org/rare-diseases/craniometaphyseal-dysplasia/.
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When the latest new relationship advice guide, "The Denzel Principle," landed on the desk of ESSENCE Relationships Editor Demetria L. Lucas, our resident dating diva was skeptical. Yet another How To Fix It guide for single Black women? A quick read through of author Jimi Izreal's tome uncovered biting commentary on the state of Black relationships and one more candid male perspective on where we--that's right ladies and gentlemen--need to do better. ESSENCE.com caught up with Izreal recently to uncover his take on the lack of suitable Black mates, why Black men must make better choices, and why Black women should tear up their "He Must Have..." checklists. ESSENCE.com: Your book just dropped on Tuesday and so far it's catching a lot of heat, eh? JIMI IZREAL: The subtitle of the book, "Why Black Women Can't Find A Good Black Man," has sparked a lot of anger from women. The language I use is also a little disturbing for some. This isn't Hill Harper [author of the relationship advice guide, "The Conversation"] It's barbershop talk. Lots of people appreciate the candor, though. ESSENCE.com: You say that the book isn't a hard knock at Black women, despite the subtitle? IZREAL: Everybody catches a knock in the book. Nobody gets away unscathed, including me. At its heart though, this is a book about the idea that there's not a surplus of quality choices for Black women or for Black men. ESSENCE.com: Um, Black men are having as tough a time finding quality mates as Black women? That's what you're saying? IZREAL: When I was still "taking applications," I found it very difficult to meet a woman who could hold a conversation or even read the newspaper. I met a ton of women who were learned, but not very smart. Also, I'm 40, so I encountered a lot of women who were running to the altar. That's not sexy at all. There are a lot of Black women who are un-marriageable for the exact same reason that Brothers are--maybe they're undereducated or have too many children by too many different men. The idea that 100% of women are marriageable just because they are female is ludicrous. ESSENCE.com: You're pretty quick to point out that, contrary to popular thought, a degree and a job and what a woman owns aren't enough to land a husband. IZREAL: An education and a job doesn't make you marriageable. Get that out of your mind. Most men don't care what kind of car a woman drives and where a woman is educated. I don't know any punks like that. I don't care. ESSENCE.com: We hear a lot about where women need to step their game up. What do the brothers need to do? IZREAL: Black men need to have a better idea of what they need and what they're looking for in a life partner. Women do the choosing in relationships, and men need to do better than to allow themselves to be lured in by a big butt and a smile. They've got to learn to be a lot more selective. If they do that, they won't find themselves in so many of the crazy bags that they do. ESSENCE.com: What, if anything, can Black women do to increase their odds of finding a husband or a good man to love them? IZREAL: Women have to have more reasonable expectations of a man than they do now. You will not find a brother who is going to replace the dad you never knew. You will not find Prince Charming or Denzel Washington. They also have to stop with the lists. It's okay to have standards, like having a job and an education, but there are women who want a man with a certain credit score, who attends a certain school and drives a certain kind of car. Women who are demanding that are most certainly single, and they will most certainly stay that way. Read more:
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