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The Braves withstood several runs and ultimately dispatched Olympus 63-54 in the 4A semifinals at the Huntsman Center Friday one year after suffering a heartbreaking defeat by way of a desperation heave from half court in the same round.
"We didn't want to win region. We wanted to win state, and our guys got a shot," Maxwell said. "Not many teams get to say that. I'm proud of these kids that worked as hard as they did to get there."
It wasn't easy. Despite the absence of injured star Jake Lindsey, who fractured his hand right before the first round, Olympus pestered around like a fly on a hot summer evening. Each time Bountiful established a lead, the Titans responded with spurts.
"It took a heck of an effort to beat them," Maxwell said. "They brought guys off the bench and made plays. We didn't have that deep of a bench scouted; I didn't know those guys went that deep. They had kids come in and hit shots. I was proud of Olympus for battling."
Bountiful got hot from distance in the opening minutes with four straight 3s from Jordan Bleak, Sam Merrill and two from Zac Seljaas, which eventually led to a 20-10 lead after one quarter. Seljaas enjoyed perhaps his finest performance of the tournament with 22 points (9-of-13 shooting), five rebounds and five assists.
Merrill finished with 18 points, five rebounds and eight assists, while Bleak, who Maxwell said, "set the tone," elevated his typical production with 14 points to compensate for Jeff Pollard, who uncharacteristically finished with only two points.
"Sometimes they'll sag off to help out on Zac or Sam and it leaves me open," Bleak said. "We have plenty of guys that are able to (contribute), but it was nice to be able to knock down the shots that I needed to keep us in the game."
After falling behind early, Olympus mustered its first response. The Titans trimmed the deficit to two points, 20-18, on a coast-to-coast layup before John Pettit sank consecutive 3s. The sudden burst of offense was initiated by three Bountiful turnovers on entry passes to the post.
Spencer Williams provided Olympus its first short-lived lead, 23-22, on an uncontested 3 shortly thereafter. Bountiful's Trevor Lloyd, fresh off the bench, immediately pocketed a 3-ball on the opposite end to initiate an 11-2 run to close the first half.
"Runs always happen, but we were able to hold our ground," Bleak said. "Trevor came in off the bench and hit a big 3 and we were able to get a couple of stops. It's hard to (get stops) when a team is (hitting shots), but we powered through the rest of the first half."
Lloyd also contributed to defending Olympus star Alec Monson, along with Andrew Lund. The constant rotation forced Monson into only five field goal attempts and 10 points.
"He had to do different things because of a different perspective," Maxwell said. "Every time we switched it up, and he can't get rhythm. That's what you go to do against a great player — you can't let them get in rhythm."
Bountiful extended its lead, 37-25, with two straight buckets to start the second half. The first occurred after two offensive rebounds, one more than the Braves corralled in the opening 16 minutes. Olympus won the glass 33-24 (22-10 in the first half), an area of concern for Bountiful in Saturday's championship against Orem.
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Carol Serling; Loren D Estleman; Robert J Serling; Nancy Holder; John Farris; Dean Wesley Smith; Peter Crowther; David Black; David Gerrold; Jane M Lindskold; Jean Rabe; Lee Lawless; Loren L Coleman; Douglas Brode; M Tara Crowl; Susan Slater; Peter Farris; Norman Spinrad; Kristine Kathryn Rusch; Rod Serling |
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Written on: 16/07/2014 by Melanieh194 (1 review written)
Reception very friendly on arrival. Room clean and tidy. Looked in bathroom, one hand towel between two adults had been provided?! Room unbearably hot, no air-con and windows have restricted opening, barely open at all. No bath, on Travelodge website it states that all rooms come with a shower, most with a bath, i've stayed in Travelodge several times and never had a room wth a bath. Shower tray far too shallow and spills out all over bathroom floor. No adequate ventilation in bathroom, gets so… Read Full Review
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Booked and paid for online, on arrival was told no room, given run around for 2 hours - as single person travelling alone - not very good to start with, two hotels recommended didn't even have parking available, ended up finding alternative myself as so tired to keep driving. Paid for all myself - no refund or mileage given, still waiting for more lies from the company… Read Full Review
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We really enjoyed our stay at this hotel. The staff were gracious and friendly. The view was awesome and peaceful. We would definitely stay here again. Beds were comfortable and room was clean. They are doing some maintenance but it didn't interfere with the guests… Read Full Review
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We were looking for value and ended up in a nice clean room with new fixtures. Desk clerk (owner?) was very friendly and professional. He went out of his way to welcome us with brochures and coupons for local attractions We got the value we were looking for plus the peace of mind a clean and comfortable room gives you. Would definitely stay again!… Read Full Review
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I stayed at the Newcastle-Under-Lyme the weekend of the 13th June for two nights. I was part of a group booking taking up six rooms. I can not fault this hotel in any respect. Room.... Clean, bright, well decorated, airy. Bed... The best nights sleep i have had in a very long time, lovely white linen and a matress and pillows to die for. Staff... Polite, well presented, went out of their way to be helpful, nothing was too much trouble, knowledgeable about the surrounding area. Food… Read Full Review
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Watford central ,worst 2nd bed ever ,big bed fine ,the camp bed rock hard ,like sleeping on the floor ,gave me a quilt to sleep on top of next night , 3 of us had to sleep on these beds in different rooms booked , not fit for purpose simple as the .compliant I made I may as well not bothered ,if theres a group of us again ,two males to a room , we will not use Travelodge again and the bouncers on the door could do with people skills ,rather rude… Read Full Review
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This Travelodge is a little "tired" but will be re-furbished during 2014. The staff were excellent however. Well done !… Read Full Review
Written on: 26/05/2014 by 1963McLaughlin (1 review written)
We stayed at tiverton travel lodge staff very friendly and helpful,room good only problem bathroom door lock was broken and too stiff to close properly,otherwise good value for money very good and comfortable bed.good access to motorway .we stayed for a week … Read Full Review
Written on: 21/05/2014
Inexpensive. That is one of the few things going for it. The travelodge in Muskegon Michigan needs a number of upgrades. The room was relatively clean, but had a musky smell. The towels and sheets looked liked they had been bleached one too many times. The fridge seemed to think it was a freezer, so that no matter what level it was set on it froze everything including the milk, apples, and cheese I had placed in there. The breakfast is meager. Better like bagels or raisin bran. No decaf… Read Full Review
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We had been on holiday in Spain, on our return to Bristol airport my husband was taken seriously ill, the travel lodge at Bridgwater was like an oasis in the desert.From the moment we arrived the all the staff were SO helpful with calling the ambulance and so caring of all our needs. It really helped so much to have a feeling of true friends around us when we were in trouble so far from home. Many Thanks to the manageress and all her staff who couldn't have been more helpful. Thank you ALL… Read Full Review
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This is my first and unfortunately, not my last night, at a travel lodge. The one star rating is for the Housekeeping staff who have cleaned the rooms faultlessly. During the day, receptionists hideaway in the staff room, refusing to answer requests. And when they do, well, you would have been safer if they'd stayed behind doors; wrong directions, inaccurate information - just keep your mouth shut if you're don't know something. If you want a broken jaw then certainly - eat here. The chicken… Read Full Review
Written on: 14/04/2014 by ColinP2014 (1 review written)
Four of us (three adults and one child) stayed here on the 8th and 9th of April 2014. Rooms were very clean and comfortable. The Breakfasts were great!. A special thank you to all the Staff who made our stay so enjoyable. Well done! Travelodge… Read Full Review
Written on: 29/03/2014 by Alexis062212 (1 review written)
We had no problem booking our room for the week of spring break. When we got there we were checked in quickly. However our room smelt like mildew all week and the cleaning ladies had no personality and we're very rude. Also,we were told that the pool was heated when we booked our trip, but it was not. We were informed about multiple things that had happened a week before our arrival, and we were appauled. I wouldnt refer this company to anyone. Later in the week we noticed our prescription… Read Full Review
Written on: 25/03/2014
WARNING Before purchasing Travelodge 'Room Cancellation Insurance' be sure to read through the insurance policy terms and conditions. I assumed that I could cancel for any reasonable cancellation situation but I was wrong. I booked the room as I was attending an aunt's party. Unfortunately she passed away before the party so I wanted to cancel the room. Atlas Insurance PCC Limited, who administer Travelodge's insurance, do not consider this to be one of the insured risks and they refused… Read Full Review
Written on: 21/03/2014
We use this hotel frequently, traveling up and down the country to visit family, we find it to be very convenient, clean and staff who are always polite, friendly and efficient. On our recent visit I managed to book (online) on the wrong dates before re-booking on the correct ones, only to find that I had then incurred double the charges ! Having tried, without success to resolve this by telephone with the central office I inquired again at the hotel as we booked in. A most polite and helpful… Read Full Review
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I phoned well in advance and asked if I could book a £30 room on the day. I was told that would be fine and there were rooms available. When I arrived in the late evening there were no rooms available, I was told it is not possible to pay for a room with cash without booking and was then offered a room in a nearby Travelodge. The room was three times the price and I was charged £111. The room was basic to say the least, with a bath I could only just sit in and no facilities other than a bed… Read Full Review
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we would like to tell you of our wonderful experience with your hotel. when we made our reservation with you we ended up having to cancel twice because of different reasons , one being the weather . We were able to make it at the last minute, your employee continued to work with us. We called at the last minute and she found a room for us. She went way out of her way to take care of us. we want you to know what a valuable associate you have working for you at the reservation desk… Read Full Review
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Hotel allowed a passel of children to run, scream and jump up and down the hallway all evening. Very disturbing after a long day. Apparently hotel was hosting a scavenger hunt for a skating team during their stay and did not warn those of us that were paying to be able to sleep. Front desk person was obviously offended by us not being happy to see this. We stay in hotels often for both business and pleasure but will not be returning to this one… Read Full Review
Written on: 09/02/2014 by JanetRC (1 review written)
Ok rooms, but noisy as heck. Stayed 2 nights when they had a kids figure skating team booked. Second night I finally broke down and called the front desk to complain about the noise after 8:30 at night and was told the "team" was having a scavenger hunt in the hotel for another hour. We were not told this when we booked the room. Husband also went to front desk to say something about the noise and they said there was nothing they could do. We get up by 5 every morning, and were to drive across… Read Full Review
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Bert Brumett, inspired creation of a "college of conversation"
They were a couple who taught those who knew them about love and courage — Bert Brumett as he struggled to communicate despite a degenerative...
Seattle Times staff reporter
They were a couple who taught those who knew them about love and courage — Bert Brumett as he struggled to communicate despite a degenerative neurological disease, and Robin, who created "Brumett U, a college of conversation" to bring story-telling strangers to her husband's bedside.
On Wednesday, Mr. Brumett, 66, died with his wife at his bedside.
"I was standing near him when all vital signs dropped," Robin said. "His body just shut down.
"I think he tried so long to equalize the ravages of ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) and to keep his dignity and look OK to others ... it exhausted him physically."
Often referred to as Lou Gehrig's disease, ALS is a rapidly progressive, fatal neurological disease that attacks the nerve cells that control voluntary muscles.
Sufferers die from respiratory failure, and because it doesn't affect cognitive ability, those with ALS remain aware inside malfunctioning bodies.
Diagnosed in 2002, Mr. Brumett chose to go on a ventilator to extend his life, hoping someday there would be a cure. As his condition worsened and he lost the ability to communicate along with caring for himself, his wife moved his bed into the living room.
In February, she placed an ad on the Craigslist site seeking people with expertise in a variety of subjects to come talk to her bedridden husband. A former KIRO-TV executive, Mr. Brumett had a keen intellect that Robin wanted to keep stimulated despite the ravages of the disease.
Many responded — from belly dancers to herbalists to gambling strategists to college professors — and the Brumetts' Richmond Beach home became a haven for raconteurs. Robin interpreted her husband's interest, which often was not apparent to those who didn't know him.
One of the first to visit was Nadine Joy. When Joy first saw the ad, she wondered if Robin was an unrealistic woman who had a very sick husband who couldn't possibly understand the world around him.
After Joy's first visit, she still wasn't sure how much Mr. Brumett understood. But when she joined the family for Easter dinner and Mr. Brumett sat in a chair at the table, "it was so apparent that he was present. There was no question or doubt that he was part of us," she said.
As did the many others who became part of Brumett U, Joy took the news of Mr. Brumett's death hard. She, too, had hoped Mr. Brumett would live long enough for a cure.
"I know that Bert and I are probably politically different," Joy said. "But I looked forward to arguing with him."
Having gotten to know Mr. Brumett, Robin, and their three adult children — Erika, Ashley and Christopher — "I came away thinking about how grateful I am," Joy said. "I came away knowing love. It wasn't just talking to some guy."
Another visitor, Jill Warner, had just returned from the Peace Corps when she read a story about the Brumetts in The Seattle Times.
"If you don't reach out to other people, you can get narrow-sighted in life unless you get outside yourself," she said. "Helping others is so rewarding."
Mr. Brumett made Warner grateful for simple things, like the ability to move, and breathe and laugh.
Stan Chernicoff, University of Washington professor of earth and space sciences, spent an afternoon talking to Mr. Brumett and came away feeling he was the one who had gained.
"The act of giving, knowing you responded to a call of someone in need. It felt really nice to be able to do that," he said.
A small private service for the family will be held followed by a public memorial. No date has been set.
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Eleven months ago, Dr. Koushik Shaw took on more responsibility for half the pay he used to earn to start his own practice.
Shaw, an established urologist, left a large local group practice to start Austin Urology Institute with Dr. George Shashoua. And they haven't looked back. The independent urology practice is doing so well that the duo is moving into a larger 6,000-square-foot space, at 12319 North Mopac Expressway, in North Austin on March 1.
Shaw and Shashoua's move toward independence is counter to the recent flow; most doctors are joining large group practices because going solo can be costly and complicated.
"Doctors are choosing individual practice less and less," said Dr. Bruce Malone, president of the Texas Medical Association. "When young doctors leave training programs now, they are overwhelmed with the idea of starting a business."
That trend is bearing out at the TMA's practice management services division, which saw a steep drop in the number of startup medical practices it helped get off the ground last year, said Peggy Pringle, associate vice president of the practice management division.
Austin Urology Institute was one of only 18 new medical practices in Texas — and one of four in Austin — that the TMA's division assisted in 2011. Prior to last year, the department served 30 to 40 upstart practices a year.
"It was a significant change, almost overnight," Pringle said, attributing the shift to the complexity of starting an independent practice. Physicians "have so many issues, including Medicare cuts, ICD-10 [medical coding compliance] and the rising costs of overhead."
The few physicians who decide to forgo the security of a group or hospital employment tend to do so because they want autonomy in how they run their businesses and practice medicine.
"We have this entrepreneurial spirit in our family," Shaw said. "My mother is a jeweler, and my sister has her own company. I also had a seven-year itch. I had been with the company for a while, and I felt my career was stagnate as well as my income."
Shaw, who took about a 50 percent pay cut to start the business, projects he'll be earning the level of pay he used to in a few years. Shaw and his partner are also investing about $2 million to build the new office. The financing for that project was provided by American Bank in Austin.
As an established physician, Shaw was able to bring many of his existing patients to the new practice. But he's also been building up a network of partner physicians for referrals. Marketing has also been a big key to Austin Urology Institute's success. Shaw has been active in community health talks and cancer screenings. He also performed a vasectomy live on KLBJ FM's "Dudley & Bob" morning show, which brought Shaw a lot of positive attention. Additionally, Shaw's practice benefitted from an electronic medical record system that has helped with scheduling, billing and collections.
"The ultimate thing is the personal pride of having your own business, and to practice the way you see fit," Shaw said, adding that he's been able to spend more time with patients.
Starting a new medical practice has its challenges, but the upside has been worth the risk for Shaw and Dr. Jennifer Walden, a plastic surgeon who moved from New York to Austin a few months ago to be closer to family.
Like Shaw, Walden — who has a private cosmetic surgery practice in Westlake — wanted to practice independently.
Cosmetic surgery is a fee-for-service business, so such practices lend themselves to small or independent business models more often than medical practices that rely on government or private payers.
The biggest challenge of running a practice, Walden said, is administration.
"We spend a part of our day looking over reports and finances and dealing with overhead and staffing," she said. "When you choose to be an independent practitioner, you are running a small business, but I wouldn't trade that for anything."
Walden's experience as a former associate of famed plastic surgeon Dr. Sherrell Aston in Manhattan has afforded her a degree of momentum immediately.
"We are already busy full time with patients," said Walden, who declined to discuss her startup costs. "I don't think this transition could have happened any quicker. I'm already playing catch up."
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Flights Guadalajara - Chicago fly from Guadalajara to Chicago at the best prices in the market. Flights from Guadalajara (Guadalajara-Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla) to Chicago (Chicago-Rockford, Chicago-Midway, Chicago-O'Hare) with Destinia.com. To search for availability and reserve your flight Guadalajara - Chicago look at the box above and select the departure and return date as desired. You can also buy several airplane tickets Guadalajara (Guadalajara-Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla airport) - Chicago (Chicago-Rockford, Chicago-Midway, Chicago-O'Hare airport) at the same time, by selecting the adults, children and babies travelling. You can filter the type of flight if you only want direct flights to Guadalajara - Chicago, multiple destinations or flight stopovers.Guadalajara and Chicago are 2772 kilometres away from each other, with an estimated flight time of 03:58 h (this may vary depending on the weather or air routes)
The distance from Chicago-Rockford airport to the centre of Chicago is 126.313 Km
The distance from Chicago-Midway airport to the centre of Chicago is 14.231 Km
The distance from Chicago-O'Hare airport to the centre of Chicago is 25.341 Km
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Ratings based on 169 Verified Reviews
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for Couplesby theresafrom Portland
Posted Oct 6, 2014 on Hotels.comHotel with a little outdated clean and service was outstanding...
Recommendedby A verified traveler
Great Location to visit Bar Harbor
Posted Sep 29, 2014 on Hotels.comThe hotel was only about 1/2 mile from Bar Harbor (It was very convenient to walk down to the main site seeing area (approximately 1/2 mile walk). It was also very close to Acadia National Park (Great place to spend time) We did not think they had a breakfast but they have a very nice breakfast right across from the hotel. It was the usual breakfast menus, waffles, fruit, biscuits toast eggs, sausage, juice, coffee. (It was a great added benefit). The Staff was very accommodating. The rooms were clean (They were perhaps not as elegant as some hotels would be but nice). The rooms were a little small but included a microwave and refrigerator. Couldn't beat the location. If you stayed at the very expensive hotels on the shore you would have had to drive into Bar Harbor which can be crowded and there is not a lot of parking in the area. We would definitely stay here again
Recommendedby Alfrom NYC
Decent stay
Posted Sep 29, 2014 on Hotels.comIt's located a bit away from the town's center and about a 10 min walk. It's located at an intersection with the entrance at the intersection so that was a little weird. There were almost no parking spaces left at night. The door to the rooms on the second floor are located at the back of the hotel. Rooms were decent. Rooms had a fridge, safe, and microwave. Breakfast is included and had a decent selection. No complaints. I wouldn't mind staying again.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom UK
Posted Sep 11, 2014Pros: Spacious room with fridge. Was able to open windows.
Location: plenty of outdoor activities: walking, cycling kayaking
Convenient for walking to restaurants in evenings and for being able to drive from without having to go through town centre No lift, so if above ground floor required to carry case. I managed but saw others struggling. No offer of help with baggage
for Familiesby A verified travelerfrom Boston
Very Good Place to Stay
Posted Sep 3, 2014 on Hotels.comVery friendly staff... Gave suggestions on sightseeing as well...The service was good... Room was clean...conveniently located to downtown bar harbor. Can walk down to the peer...Would recommend it to anyone
for Business Travelersby Bobfrom chappaqua, ny
excellent choice
Posted Sep 3, 2014 on Hotels.comClose enough to town to walk in but far enough away to miss the traffic and noise. Staff were friendly and polite and everything was clean. I would certainly stay there again.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom ontario, canada
Posted Aug 30, 2014Minutes from town, good service, hotel was clean and comfortable.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom MI
Posted Aug 28, 2014
Pros: Location
Cons: Wireless internet speed can be faster. Breakfast can be better. The eggs were spoiled when we had our breakfast over there.
Location: Location is great. Close to downtown and all the attractions.
Location, location, location! This hotel is close to downtown and is minutes of drive to the park loop road. Very clean and comfy.
by A verified travelerfrom MA
Average at best, far from the best side of town.
Posted Aug 24, 2014Pros: Not much.
Location: Bar Harbor is a nice town. Acadia Nat. Park should not be missed. If the hotel was closer to down town it would make a big difference.
I had expected to be closer to downtown by the hotel map. They were not very pet friendly. The Hotel is at the intersection of two main roads, so the noise was constant. The breakfast buffet was better than many, but crowded.
Recommendedby A verified traveler
Posted Aug 24, 2014 on Hotels.com


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Grain terminal operators yet to respond to union
- Erik Siemers
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Operators of six Northwest grain terminals are expected to respond on Wednesday to a proposal by a longshore union to extend contract talks beyond a looming midnight deadline.
Jennifer Sargent, a spokeswoman for the International Longshore and Warehouse Union, on Tuesday said union leaders have proposed dates at the end of December and in January to continue talks with the terminal operators.
The Pacific Northwest Grain Handlers Association, a consortium that includes the six Pacific Northwest terminals that have been at a labor impasse with longshore workers since August, earlier this month issued what it's calling a last and best contract offer to the four union locals. The offer expires at midnight on Wednesday.
Pat McCormick, a spokesman for the terminal operators, said the consortium has yet to issue a response to the union's request.
"Our guys are getting together tomorrow afternoon," he said. "Until they have a chance to sit down and talk, they won't say anything."
The Pacific Northwest Grain Handlers began bargaining in August with ILWU locals 8 in Portland; 4 in Vancouver, Wash.; 23 in Tacoma, Wash; and 19 in Seattle. Their existing labor pact expired at the end of September, and the parties mutually agreed to continue operations until a new deal is reached.
McCormick said the divide between the two sides isn't about economic issues such as salary and benefits, but around work rules the union agreed to with operators of other terminals "that provide cost-competitive benefits to our competitors."
ILWU leaders responded to the terminal operators' latest offer by saying they "failed to accept the workers' reasonable proposals to reach a fair agreement."
Sargent on Monday told the Associated Press that the union doesn't want to strike and that it's "motivated to keep the grain flowing as we have done nonstop for the past 80 years."
Of the six grain terminals that are party to the negotiations, four are along the Columbia River near Portland: Columbia Grain, TEMCO and Louis Dreyfus terminals in Portland, and the United Grain Corp. terminal in Vancouver, Wash. The other two are in Seattle and Tacoma.
Erik Siemers is managing editor of the Portland Business Journal.
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