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Buttermilk Chicken Caesar Salad
A buttermilk mixture makes a dressing and the marinade; you can prep the chicken up to a day ahead. Use the buttermilk left in the container to jazz up mashed potatoes.
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- 1 1/2 cups low-fat buttermilk
- 2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
- 1 garlic clove, pressed through a garlic press
- 1/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- coarse salt and ground pepper
- 3 boneless, skinless chicken breast halves (6 to 8 ounces each)
- 2 slices multigrain bread
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1/4 cup light mayonnaise
- 2 medium heads (1 1/2 pounds total) romaine lettuce, cut into pieces
- 1/2 small head radicchio, thinly sliced
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Step 1
Heat broiler, with rack set 4 inches from heat. Line a rimmed baking sheet with aluminum foil. In a medium bowl, combine buttermilk, lemon juice, garlic, and Parmesan. Season with salt and pepper.
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Place chicken in a resealable plastic bag; reserving 1/2 cup for salad, add buttermilk mixture. Refrigerate chicken at least 15 minutes and up to 1 day.
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Meanwhile, make croutons: Place bread on prepared baking sheet. Brush both sides with oil, and season with salt and pepper. Broil until toasted, 1 to 2 minutes per side; cut into 1-inch pieces (and reserve baking sheet).
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Transfer chicken to baking sheet; discard marinade. Broil until opaque throughout, 14 to 16 minutes. Let rest 5 minutes; thinly slice crosswise. In a large bowl, stir together mayonnaise and reserved buttermilk mixture. Add romaine, radicchio, chicken, and croutons; toss to combine. Serve immediately.
Everyday Food, May 2007Reviews (18)
t9638ag15 Jul, 2010
Excellent salad! I grilled my chicken and used red onions instead of radicchio and I added thinly sliced cucumbers. I will be making this often! Thanks!
feedemwell9 Jul, 2010
I absolutely LOVE this! I grilled my butternilk chicken, no oven time required! :) Add more garlic if you love it like our family does. Yum!!
Shelleyaz9 Jul, 2010
mjboop, recipes says 4 inches from heat....so that would be your answer...and yes I do know that was an old post...
mjboop23 Jun, 2009
how far from the broiler?
CTAmy10 Sep, 2008
My husband and I both loved this salad. It is delicious and so simple to make!
TLeaf8 Sep, 2008
cant wait to try this!
TLeaf8 Sep, 2008
cant wait to try this!
terivanhecke8 Sep, 2008
Do you think I could grill the chicken after marinading?
terivanhecke8 Sep, 2008
Do you think I could grill the chicken after marinading?
loislane11118 Sep, 2008
ckvennie -- Leftover buttermilk can be frozen. I freeze in 1 cup portions or 1/2 cup portions and use only for cooking in other recipes. Defrost before using - will be a little curdley looking but if you stir it will be just fine!
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Almeda8 Sep, 2008
Thanks to ckvennie for the tip on Bob's Red Mill dry buttermilk. I, too, am always sorry to have leftover buttermilk.
Letahoney18 Jul, 2008
This is a really good salad to play around with. I like adding red onion , cucumbers and tomatos. Very good
ckvennie24 Apr, 2008
This salad is also good with Baked Buttermilk Chicken. A recipe on this site.
ckvennie24 Apr, 2008
Bob's Red Mill sales dry buttermilk powder. I keep this on hand since I only use buttermilk for cooking and was tired of wasting the left over buttermilk. This salad is also good with leftover crispy buttermilk chicken, a recipe on this site.
Haiku57523 Apr, 2008
In addition to substituting yogurt for buttermilk, you can also make your own. 1 cup buttermilk = 1 cup milk PLUS 1 Tbsp vinegar or lemon juice (let stand for 10 minutes before using in recipe).
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Don't know where you are but yogurt or even sour cream would work in place of the buttermilk.
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k_siddhu23 Apr, 2008
i love salads. Was wondering if i could use any other mxture besides buttermilk. I find it difficult to get in this part of the world. Thks.
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i love salads. Was wondering if i could use any other mxture besides buttermilk. I find it difficult to get in this part of the world. Thks.


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Syllabification: bod·y dys·mor·phic dis·or·der (abbreviation: BDD)
- A psychological disorder in which a person becomes obsessed with imaginary defects in their appearance.More example sentences
- Psychiatric problems to which the assessor needs to be alert include generalised anxiety states, depressive illness, psychosis, body dysmorphic disorder, gender identity problems, and alcoholism.
- Dr Misra pointed to a study published in 2001 that found 23% of patients seeking Botox treatment at a dermatology clinic had body dysmorphic disorder, and that psychotherapy was considered the more appropriate treatment for them.
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Although some of the older photos are great, this Lohan photo doesn't do much for me.
Yes, she's famous… Yes, Gaga is famous… The eyes are good, the hand is interesting, but the blown-out fish-face isn't all that intriguing.
If you take away the names of the photographer and subject you're left with a MySpace photo.
Agreed, this is the one that really stands out as being weak to me. The Sinatra shot is also fairly average as a shot, very amateurish.
I'll have to agree with Cris…I fear this is another example of the cult of celebrity rather than a good portrait. Seeing so many similar images of Lohan by Terry Richardson, I'm not really drawn to this at all. Without Lohan's name, it's nothing at all.
Cosby, tho…love it.
wow Cris I couldn't disagree more.
The mutually respected innocence the camera captures is what's so incredible.
Too often it's 'the photographer and the star'. If I was to get shot by Chas, my smile and mind would be caught in the persona of being photographed by someone so gifted in his craft…. if you look closely that's what's so gorgeous.Look at the peace in Lohan's face. The knowledge that she's not being shot as "a star" but just a mutual caring soul.
You can see the same with Warhol and McKellen…. You almost can't tell who might be more enamored with who… or even if they care about all that 'famous' bullshit anyways!!!The shots are raw – yes, but capture in a way that makes my heart fill. Thanks for the post Chas. That was rockin'!…. almost as much as Reignwolf yesterday… Holy crap… did y'all catch THAT!!!!?
Is it April 1st already?
Normally I share your aesthetic Chase, but this pic by Lady Gaga is truly awful – it's not even a lucky shot by someone with no technical ability – it's an unlucky shot by someone with no technical ability, and should have been deleted on the spot. Apart from being blown out in a particularly horrible way I find the bag hovering above her hand to be totally jarring and a distraction.
Sure it's somebody famous (I guess – actually I'm not really sure who Lindsay Lohan is) but she ain't Marylin Monroe.
This is definitely a case of Emperor's new clothes.
Just rubbish.
Juergen Teller and Terry Richardson are two top pro photographers who have been shooting snapshots since the 1990s. Their work has graced the covers of W, Harpers Bazaar, Rolling Stone and various Vogue editions.They have snapshoted many ads for luxery brands such as Marc Jacobs and Belvedere Vodka.
The ubiquitousness of cameras has changed the perception of photos for the average person. Regulat folks, are taking lotsa pix with their P&S or Smart Phone. Unlike Serious Amatuers, who use DSLRs, they are not put-off by snapshots.
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(also pre-electoral)
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A magic square is an arrangement of numbers from 1 to n2 in an n x n matrix. In a magic square each number occurs exactly once such that the sum of the entries of any row, column, or main diagonal is the same. You can make several magic squares and investigate the different properties of the square. Can you make an algorithm for constructing a Magic Square? Can you show that the sum of the entries of any row, column, or main diagonal must be n(n2+1)/2? Are there any other hidden properties of a Magic Square? Show the differences between special instances of the Magic Square, like the Lo Shu, Durer, Ben Franklin, or Sator Magic Squares. Can magic squares be constructed in 3 dimensions? You can also investigate other shapes, like magic circles and stars (Alejandre, 2006; Pickover, 2002). Or test the question, "Is there really no math in Sudoku?" (Hayes, 2006)Share your story with Science Buddies!
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Turkey Portobello Pasta Recipe
With portobellos and a host of seasoning, this turkey pasta dish is truly special. From Heather Fergeson of Idaho Springs, Colorado, it's perfect for guests, but since it's so quick, you can make it any night at all!
- 6 ounces uncooked spaghetti
- 2 cups cubed cooked turkey breast
- 1 can (10-3/4 ounces) reduced-fat reduced-sodium condensed cream of mushroom soup, undiluted
- 1 cup water
- 3/4 cup sliced baby portobello mushrooms
- 1 teaspoon dried rosemary, crushed
- 1 teaspoon Italian seasoning
- 1/2 teaspoon onion powder
- 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/2 cup shredded Italian cheese blend
- 1/2 cup reduced-fat sour cream
- 2 tablespoons shredded Parmesan cheese
- 1 tablespoon dried parsley flakes
- Cook spaghetti according to package directions. Meanwhile, in a large saucepan, combine the turkey, soup, water, mushrooms, rosemary, Italian seasoning, onion powder and garlic powder. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer uncovered, for 5-7 minutes or until heated through and mushrooms are tender.
- Remove from the heat. Whisk in Italian cheese and sour cream until smooth. Drain spaghetti; place in a serving bowl. Top with turkey mixture, Parmesan cheese and parsley. Yield: 4 servings.
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I tried this with chicken and my sons kept thanking me for the delicious dinner. I would add more mushrooms though next time.
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The Maritime Aquarium is building a new research vessel!
Revolutionary in design, this new catamaran will run virtually silently on electric power for our 2½-hour "study cruises" on Long Island Sound.
Due to launch this spring, the 65-foot all-aluminum vessel will replace our current 34-year-old diesel-powered trawler. With more room inside and out, the new research vessel will double our capacity for getting participants out on the water.
A sophisticated hybrid electric propulsion system will reduce diesel consumption by 75 percent and let us run nearly silently, which will be great for the environment and for sharing information onboard.
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Study marine biodiversity from the water's surface down to the bottom for a first-hand understanding of Long Island Sound's interdependent marine life. Students utilize such sampling techniques as a plankton tow, biodredge, mud grab and otter trawl that may bring up fish, crabs, lobsters, sea stars and more. A video microscope and touch tank onboard enhance observations. Passengers must be over 42" tall. If under the age of 21, you must accompanied by an adult. Capacity: 29.
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Even though she is writing in the well-worn gothic pattern, Daphne du Maurier incorporates elements from other literary traditions into her novels. Both thematically and symbolically, her works are much richer than most others of their kind.
For example, Rebecca reflects one of the central motifs in literature: the expulsion from paradise. Significantly, when in the first chapters of the novel the protagonist mentions her grief, the focus is not on Manderley, the house, but instead on that area of the grounds called the Happy Valley. The house was a showplace, created by Rebecca and imbued with her evil spirit. Her presence dominated the west wing, overlooking the ocean, and it was almost as evident in the east wing, where the newly wedded couple had been placed, for their rooms had been prepared by Rebecca's second self, Mrs. Danvers. Rebecca seemed to haunt the oceanside cottage, where she had met her lovers, and the ocean itself, whose deceptive beauty and destructive force mirrored her own being.
While in her dream the narrator does return briefly to the library at Manderley, where she and Max had some companionable moments, it is the Happy Valley that must be seen as their paradise. At Monte Carlo, when he first describes his home to his future wife, Max dwells not on the house, but on that particular area of the grounds. Even without his comments, however, the protagonist would have recognized the importance of the Happy Valley. When Max takes her there, she sees his joy, she finds...
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The recently released promo pics from the upcoming BBC drama The White Queen, which tells the story of the War of the Roses from the perspective of the females involved, have really, really made me want to watch the show. Granted, it was announced a few months ago and I'm only hearing about it now, so my excitement comes less from a sense of "Hey, these are cool promo stills" than "OMG, a British history epic from a female perspective! Give it!"
I don't know much about the War of the Roses, but reading about The White Queen makes me want to find out more. (Even though, to be technical, the show is based not on the history itself but on Phillippa Gregory's historical fiction series The Cousins' War, which isn't 100 percent historically accurate. But we can't have it all.) The show will focus on Elizabeth Woodville, the first commoner to marry a British king (how has someone not made a series about her already?); her political opponent Margaret Beaufort; and Anne Neville, daughter of "Kingmaker" Lord Warwick and political player in her own right, at least if this show (or, er, history) is going where I think it is.
It's is one of the most ambitious shows the BBC has ever done and was shot over 125 days in Belgium on a budget of just under $40 million. It will consist of 10 hour-long episodes and will start airing next year.
The number one reason I'm looking forward to this show is history geekery. Number two is female political power players, huzzah! Number three is that I'm riding high on a love of British drama after having found and devoured '50s period drama The Hour over the last several days (I'm addicted now). However, there are a lot of smaller reasons to be excited about The White Queen, too. And they are, in handy list form:
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Purcell: The Complete Anthems and Services, Vol. 1
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Part 1: Symphony O praise God in his holiness
Part 2: Praise him in his noble acts
Part 3: Praise him upon the well-tuned cymbals
The harmony of the opening section of the Symphony is unusual, even for Purcell, with the angular lines, complex rhythms and delicious suspensions creating the wistful mood that is so prevalent in Purcell's early writing (and a clear indication that this is an anthem to be played by single strings). With the more lively, triple-time second section the air begins to clear, and at the first entry of the voices a joyful mood is finally set. Unusually, Purcell writes a descant for the first violin throughout much of the verse sections, giving a brighter texture than the all-male quartet would otherwise provide, and providing a natural link into the instrumental ritornelli.
The triple-time metre is temporarily broken at 'Praise him in his noble acts', with upper and then lower pairs of voices combining in splendid word-painting. Each of the voices is given its solo 'break' as the different instruments on which the Lord is to be praised are introduced – the higher bass for the trumpet, the tenor for the 'cymbals and dances', the lower bass for the 'well-tuned cymbals' (with an especially 'blue' harmony for the word 'tuned' and covering an extraordinarily wide tessitura of over two octaves), and there is a delightful harmonic shift from the full quartet for the 'lute and harp'. The build-up is inexorable, with Purcell holding the choir in reserve until the final section 'Let everything that hath breath praise the Lord'. Gone here are the dotted rhythms, replaced with a huge sweep of sound as the instruments, the soloists and choir combine in a magisterial, broad ending that is wonderfully uplifting.
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Goin up! Climb as high as you can, unlocking everything possible!
Explore the wonderful worlds, and KILL EVERYTHIGN YOU SEE
Compete for high scores!
arrows, space, P for pause, M for mute, Q for quality control, R to restart
reseting in shop will result in losing all the money, and experience you had
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U should give the second mario character a special power so that he's more useful then the other characters. That was my only disappointment. Like a triple jump or a longer special item time bonus or speed bonus or both. Or all of them put toghether.
Goin Up isn't worth the effort.
Let me be blunt here, the extras in this game aren't worth anything, the characters, power ups, it just isn't worth it.
Let me explain to you now, let's start with the very first time you play this game.
It's a great ole time when you kick this game up, it's different the animation is great, the enemies are.. Enemies.
The little things are done well in Goin Up, but the long run isn't done well.
You kill an enemy you get a skull, which is the currency you need to purchase upgrades and characters.
Most upgrades are very useful, but some are just so pointless.
I may sound crazy here but upgrades like the rocket, bolt and the star are just used wrong in this game.
It doesn't work.
The characters, neat idea adding characters with different abilities to help trek you to the highest score you can.
Scunt and Turtle are good examples, The two Marios and Dad are pointless.
Dad is a terrible character in this game, jumping on spikes WOULD be useful if the character wasn't used so terribly.
The pay-off for buying everything is nothing, nothing.
A bad Mario like character, I guess the extra Mario was a sort of joke.
The enemy placement is random yes, but most of the time they get spawned in a place that the only way I can get out of the situation is taking damage, not a big deal unless you're 1 heart left.
This game was awesome when I first started it but the more and more you play, it just gets worse and worse.
I'd say this is a one and done deal, play it once for maybe an hour then dump it.
I don't hate this game, it used to be one of my favorites, but it's just difficult to find any enjoyment in it after a couple of hours of playing this game.


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Rabbi Rick Jacobs, the president of the Union for Reform Judaism, with his former colleague Rabbi Beth Singer, now of Temple Beth Am in Seattle.
Have synagogues been doing membership backwards? "Many of our synagogues start with membership. Someone calls and right away they're diving into, 'Do you want to join?'" said Rabbi Rick Jacobs, who was installed last June as the new president of the Union for Reform Judaism, the body that oversees Reform congregations across North America. "This idea that membership is our desperate need is the wrong frame. Doing meaningful Jewish teaching, observances, social justice, things that really define who we are, [people] should meet us and say, 'I resonate with what this institution is doing. I would like to be associated with them.'" Jacobs spent Jan. 10–12 meeting with Reform congregations and communal groups throughout the Seattle area. His visit came about in large part due to the efforts of a former colleague, Rabbi Beth Singer of Temple Beth Am, who served with Jacobs in the 1990s in New York. "For me, Rabbi Jacobs's visit to Beth Am was a double win," Singer told JTNews. "He had the opportunity to see results of the intensive creative effort Beth Am has put into welcoming diverse Jewish individuals and families to a Jewish community that matters, and we had the opportunity to learn directly from the leader of our national movement about the direction Reform Judaism is headed." As Jacobs sees it, the direction Reform Judaism is headed is very much up to people who choose to engage. People may be eschewing denomination, he said, but they aren't eschewing spirituality — they just aren't fulfilling their needs inside the walls of a synagogue or church. "People are hungry for meaning. They're hungry for real community. Not fake community, not presumed community, but real community," he said. "People are hungry to matter….Modern culture, in particular modern North American culture, is not nourishing us in the deep way that many of us hunger for." Part of the alienation "comes from people being disgusted by organized religion being so focused on money and power…values that they don't resonate with," Jacobs said. He pointed to one group he feels is doing outreach right: "A lot of people talk about Chabad," he said. "I have very warm feelings for what they try to do. They understand that relationships precede memberships." Or, in essence, putting the horse before the cart to engage people before asking them to become a part of a community, he said. "Dramatic, transformative things can and must happen in synagogues if we're going to matter in the next generation," Jacobs said. "The majority of Jews right now live outside the walls of synagogues. So if we only bother and focus and nourish those inside the walls, you're kind of leaving out most of the Jewish people." Reaching outside of those walls is an important initiative Jacobs and his cohort have laid out in the past year and a half. At the same time, strengthening struggling congregations within the movement is a priority, as is ensuring that strong congregations continue to stay that way. "The ones that are doing really well, they won't be doing well in a couple years if they don't pay attention," he said. Two initiatives devoted to early childhood and another, what Jacobs referred to as "engaging the next generation" — Jews in their 20s and 30s — are also top priorities. "Most 20s and 30s are not in synagogues, and they really are not in most of our Jewish institutions, they're really kind of in-between," Jacobs said. "How do we meet them where they are, and somehow engage them in Jewish life — not see them as potential members primarily, but young people with whom the tradition hopefully will grow?" Jacobs may have found an exception to the rule. He celebrated Shabbat evening with nearly 200 young adults at a Jconnect dinner at Hillel at the University of Washington. His talk began by addressing "the common perception inside the establishment Jewish institutions that people in their 20s and 30s are just absent from Jewish life," said Rabbi Oren Hayon, Hillel UW's Greenstein executive director. "It was kind of half funny, half ironic to be saying that in a room that was absolutely packed to the walls with people who were there to celebrate Shabbat." An open and honest dialogue followed, which allowed people to express their opinions on Judaism and spirituality. "I was really impressed that he made a point of putting this on his itinerary," Hayon said. "Anyone who's serious about the spirituality of Jewish young adults would do well to look at Jconnect."
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All graduating seniors will receive two on-campus parking passes. In addition, on-campus parking passes will be provided to trustees, platform guests, faculty, staff, alumni in reunion and program participants. All vehicles with parking passes will enter at the main gate (Beatties Ford Road) and follow directions upon entrance.
Off-site Parking Lots
On-campus parking will be limited and restricted to those who have on-campus parking permits. Each graduating senior will receive two (2) on-campus parking passes. Please encourage your family members to carpool. JCSU will also have off-campus parking at the following locations:
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Lot 1 - Alumni House | Dixon Street |
Lot 2 - Stadium B Lot | Summit Street |
Lot 3 - Incubator Lot (Blue Building) | Summit Street |
Lot 4 - Old Church | Campus Street |
Lot 5 - Liston Hall | Campus Street |
Lot 6 - Mechanics and Farmers Bank | 101 Beatties Ford Road |
* Lot 7 - Arts Factory | 1545 West Trade Street |
* Lot 8 - Mosaic Village Parking Deck ($2) | 1545 West Trade Street (Located between the Arts Factory and JCSU's Mosaic Village) |
* Lot 9 - Excelsior Lot | 921 Beatties Ford Road |
* Lot 10 - First Legacy Federal Credit Union | 431 Beatties Ford Road |
* Guests will be transported to and from campus via shuttle.
$ - Parking in all lots is free except the Mosaic Village Parking Deck which is owned and operated by a third-party vendor. Parking in this lot costs $2.


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TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) - A man has been convicted of killing an Arizona imam over his religious teachings more than two decades ago.
Pima County prosecutors say 52-year-old Glen Francis was found guilty Wednesday of first-degree murder in the January 1990 death of Dr. Rashad Khalifa.
Francis faces up to life in prison when he's sentenced Jan. 28.
He was accused of stabbing the 54-year-old Khalifa nearly 30 times at the Masjid of Tucson.
Francis wasn't arrested in the case until April 2009 when he was located in Canada living under an assumed name. A Canadian court didn't clear him for extradition until 2010.
Tucson police say Francis was named a suspect after the FBI matched his fingerprints and DNA to the victim.
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Woman killed in head-on collision in Forth Washington
February 6, 2012 - 08:57 pm
A woman died in a head-on collision in Fort Washington Monday night.
About 5:55 p.m., a Yukon traveling north on Oxon Hill Road hit several vehicles in the southbound lane. The Yukon hit one vehicle head-on, causing it to flip.
The driver of the Yukon was a woman who died at the scene.
Three other people were taken to a local hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
No other information was immediately available.
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