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liltuck writes:
2005 Scion tC Sport Coupe Review
for how small the car looks it has a lot of room. the back seats fold down to fit a lot in the back. the car can get up and go when you want it too. it has the sun and moon roof. the front seats virtually lean all the way flat so you can look out the moon roof.
there are no cons in my opinion
I Love This Car Just Not Meant To Have A Baby In The Back. — this car was very reliable but its not meant to be able to put a car seat in the back. I've never had any issues with the vehicle. the car is very safe and gets pretty good gas mileage also.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
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reyesreyes writes:
2005 Scion tC Sport Coupe Review
Not car issues
Reliable — This is by far the best car I've owned yet. Quality, interior room (surprisingly, back seats are very spacious), performance, style and appearance are all top-notch. I had 148k without a single issue (besides rear-brake replacement), and it's unfortunate we're switching it out for a more family-friendly vehicle. Great car!
Primary Use: Commuting to work
xblahx writes:
2005 Scion tC Sport Coupe Review
Car has power, is ridiculously low maintenance, super reliable, and because it is a hatchback, you can fit a TON of stuff in it. It also handles great on corners.
Fuel economy is not great because it is tuned to be peppy. You really have to accelerate slowly if you want good gas mileage.
This Car Is Awesome. If I Didn't Need A 4x4, I Would Keep It Forever. — For being an inexpensive car, it is everything you would want and more. Especially with the stock rims and the panoramic moonroof. I never once had to go in for non-scheduled maintenance and I doubt I would for another 10 years.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Ashton writes:
2005 Scion tC Review
Brakes, low-midrange acceleration, steering feedback, A toyota that is actually fun to drive.
Body rattles, dents easy, can make the driver cocky.
A Sub-compact That Is Concerned About The Driver, Not The Ice Caps. — For a car that is less than $20,000, the tC is a pretty impressive little hatch. It has a good blend of performance, comfort, design, build quality, and attention to detail. It interior says "I want to be German", not the "Hey look how cheap I am" that you get in other cars less than $20,000. The performance is pretty impressive, the car accelerates quickly, but don't think you can beat every car that pulls up next to you. There is a strong surge of acceleration up to 5500 rpm and just noise from that point to the redline at 6200 rpm. The car grips very well and the steering feel very good (for a Toyota). When cruising down the southern California freeways, the tC has no problem braking form 80 to a stop and it stays flat in the process. If you are like me, get a radar detector, because this thing does not have a problem getting to its top speed. Unlike most other toyotas, MPG is not a selling point of the car, not that it gets bad gas mileage (it gets great gas mileage), it is just not the goal of this car. There is hop, you don't have to give up driving enjoyment to get good gas milage like you do in other toytas (yaris, corolla, prius, camery, prius) The tC does not make any statements with its styling, it is elegant, an looks like something that would come from Germany. The Panoramic roof is great in San Diego, and the sound system is not half bad either. In addition you don't feel like you are driving a low priced car. Some times you feel comfortable parking next to the Aston Martin parked in front of Morton's Steak House. The car has fairly good build quality, but there are some areas for improvement. The bad roads in Point Loma bring out the structural faults with the tC. Many bumps will send rattles through out the cabin, mainly near the hatch, and the glove box. The moon roof also lets you know that the chassis is twisting when entering a drive way diagonally. The manual transmission can be inconsistent sometimes, which can result in rough shifting form 1st to 2nd. It dents easy, don't park in narrow spots. Despite the faults, it is easy to look past them, especially at the price. Hey Its not a BMW, event if it somewhat tries to look like one. It is a fun car at a reasonable price, just keep your eyes in the rear view mirror.
Andrew writes:
2005 Scion tC Sport Coupe Review
Fun to Drive, Power
So light you need to make sre you have really good tires to keep traction
Good — Performance is awesome for a 4cyl. Clutch squeaks sometime. Gas mileage average for a sports car. Extremely fun to drive on the streets if you want a little more power and less maintenance fees. Exterior is very sleek ad aerodynamic
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Michael writes:
2005 Scion tC Sport Coupe Review
Fun sporty effecient
Not any real big ones
Scion Tc — For a four banger the acceleration is exceptional. I love that it'll get me there when I want to go fast but it saves on gas when you need it to with the VVT-i. The only thing that's gone wrong in the year I've had it is the throttle body went out but the was the consequence of driving through three feet of water. I love the looks of the tC. It's very sporty and the interior is very nice. Surprisingly for a two door the back passengers have quite a bit of leg room. From experience there is more leg room in the back of the tC then a four door civic or subaru impreza. This car is very fun to drive and handles like a dream. The steering is very responsive and so is the throttle. Over all i love this car and love that this is the way i was brought into the Toyota family.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
spsimplicity writes:
2005 Scion tC Sport Coupe Review
Handles well, good gas mileage, roomy front seats, can hold a lot of things in the trunk when the back seats are folded down, no mechanical issues.
Back seats arent very comfy, stiff suspension
Silver Scion Tc — Great fun first car for a teenager. Worked well for me all through high school and college. I've done the regular maintenance on it and everything is still running fine in the engine. I like all the room in the trunk and its quite peppy when getting on the gas.
Hyder writes:
2005 Scion tC Sport Coupe Review
Tc Is Awesome! — This car is just perfect for a first car. Easy maintenance, good gas mileage, fun to drive, and cheap to own. So far I have put 80,000 miles and only had to do regular maintenance like oil changes, tire rotation, brakes, and just the usual stuff.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
Harout writes:
2005 Scion tC Sport Coupe Review
Design, Reliability, and pricing
cheap components for interior
Scion Tc — Overall, I really like my Scion TC. It was a big upgrade from the previous car I owned. The car's sporty design and extra features caught my eye instantly. The performance of the car is good. It has a nice quick pick-up especiall on 2nd gear. I've gotten used to the car since I bought it and hope to get something with a little more horses under the hood. Other than that this is a really nice car to drive.
Matt writes:
2005 Scion tC Sport Coupe Review
For something fun and stylish, but can seat 5 and save gas.
Difficult to get in and out of rear, no rear wiper.
The Ultimate Compromise For The Young Adult. — It's a great all around car. Looks good inside and out, with nice styling cues that seem to hold up well over time. Performance is moderate for a sporty coupe; better than average, but nothing to write home about. Its fun to drive, seats 5, huge rear seats, good gas mileage, and will have a long life of toyota reliability. It never really jumps out in any one catagory, but is above average overall in practically everything.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
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2006 Scion tC Reviews
Great Car For Day To Day Commuting
This car saves lots of money on gas. Great for day to day commuting. The back seats recline and fold down for large item storage. I would highly recommend this car for those who are on a budget. Overa... Read More
I enjoyed driving this car. It handled well in the snow. I used it to go to and from work. It is very economical as far as maintenance and gas mileage. I am now retired and do not use this car anymore... Read More
2007 Scion tC Reviews
Reliable Sport Coupe Thats Made To Be Driven.
Fit exactly what I needed. Sport fun with great fuel economy. Interior comfort combined with extraordinary looks equal one fine driving machine. You will have fun driving a Scion tC and you will look ... Read More
Fun, Fast, Not Your Mother's Tc!
Other than routine maintenance, we have never had to take this car to the shop. The car has a distinctive look with the custom sport fender flares, euro styled tail lights and pedestal spoiler with Bo... Read More
2008 Scion tC Reviews
I Really Like My Car.
The car drives very smooth and fast. I mainly use the car to go to work and shopping. It is a very good looking car.... :). It is easy to take care, and not expensive. I had no problem with the car. Read More
Is a gas saver and the cost of maintenance and all repairs and parts can be found for great prices and every where you look for them. Besides parents love it for their trips and my friends love it to ... Read More
2009 Scion tC Reviews
Reliable Coupe
Could use some more top end power, and I wish it didn't run at four thousand rpm's at 80 miles per hour. Fun to drive with simple but classy styling. Love the availability of Toyota Racing Developme... Read More
Great Commuter Car, But Stylish!
Great appearance, good gas mileage,minimal maintenance/ low maintenance costs. The panoramic sunroof and reclining back seats are awesome,. Pioneer sound system sounds great. Easy to park and super fu... Read More
2010 Scion tC Reviews
Fun, Yet Reliable
The car is supposed to be somewhat of a sporty car. You can feel it in the whenever you're doing city driving; however it becomes apparent that you cannot zoom around people while driving out on the h... Read More
Great Car For A Great Price.
The overall handling of this car is astounding for price, the quality of the build is good, there are only minor flaws since this is a first generation TC. It is a cheap car to maintain and a very fun... Read More


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NEW YORK (AP) - Parsons The New School of Design in New York City has canceled a four-day workshop by the controversial fashion designer John Galliano.
Galliano was creative director at Christian Dior when he was fired in 2011 for an anti-Semitic rant. He's currently involved in a lawsuit against his former employer.
The school said in a statement that his appearance was to include "a candid discussion about the connection between his professional work and his actions in the world at large." It said it canceled the workshop after the two sides couldn't reach consensus on the conditions of the conversation.
A spokesman for Galliano didn't immediately return a request for comment Wednesday.
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This little birdie is looking mighty fine ..dressed to impress. Caught my eye when we were holidaying at the South Coast hiding in a tree. Here 'tis in the spotlight with less leaves and branches painted in soft colours. This is my first painting of a Kookaburra on a smaller scale.
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Dressed to impress
Eyes sparkle with a tilt of the head,
waiting patiently, feathers spread.
Dressed to impress high in the tree,
Looking for a mate to see.
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You're painting a lovely collection of Kookaburra images Linda!
thank you Terri…realised I did not have a small one on its own ..so here she is!
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gorgeous Linda….. :)
thank you so much Pam :)
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Kookaburra lady! Lovely work Linda x
thank you so much lovely lady! :) x
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Asuper creation Lin..I can alsmost touch her / him on my screen :-)
A fantastic creation!
Johnny xx
thank you so much Johnny…it is a lady of course …it's all in the eyes :)
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Beautiful work Linda.
thank you so very much Julie
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Love that title Linda! Great painting again!!
thank you so much Dani ! :)
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this is stunning………when you sell it …………….you will actually be giving it away……….
thank you so much KJ! my daughter said the same..price too low but want to give those that cannot afford larger ones the chance to buy if they want to.. will just do a small selection of these for a little while anyway…:)..must start a commission this week…best wishes from Oz!
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Very beautifully painted Linda.
thank you so much Jim! :)
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Dressed as fine as that … she will definitely find a mate .. and very soon!!!
Amazing, beautiful work Linda!!
thank you so much Ken…I agree she should find a mate pretty soon with her head feathers ruffled up! glad you like it :)
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Linda, this is stunning!
thank you so much Charmiene ..glad you like it!
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Clippers interim CEO confident team will be sold
LOS ANGELES (AP) — The interim CEO hand-picked by the NBA to run the Los Angeles Clippers said Monday he's confident the league will succeed in forcing a sale of the team owned by Donald Sterling since 1981.
Dick Parsons arrived in Los Angeles and met with management and staff of the Clippers. Sterling has been banned for life by the NBA and fined $2.5 million after recordings of him making racist comments surfaced.
"My personal belief is the league will prevail, which means there will be an ownership change," Parsons said during a news conference at Staples Center. "A prolonged legal battle is in no one's interest, certainly not the league's. I would hope we could avoid that."
Parsons said he won't be involved in the ownership fight. He said he's being paid by the NBA but he doesn't report to Commissioner Adam Silver or the league's owners.
Donald Sterling apologized for the racist comments captured during a recorded conversation, saying in a televised interview Monday night that they were a "terrible mistake."
"I embarrassed the league. I humiliated them. I don't know how, why I did it," he told CNN's Anderson Cooper. "I mean, it's so terrible."
Sterling said he apologized to the NBA, and he doesn't believe the other owners would vote to have him removed as owner of the Clippers.
"Of course they support me. They can't understand why I would say that. I can't understand why I would say that," he said. "People want me to hire a wall of lawyers and them to have to hire a wall of lawyers and go to war. I don't think that's the answer."
Sterling said he believes the players on the team "love" him.
"They know I'm not a racist, and I'm not a racist," he said. "I think I create opportunities for them, so they can make $100 million. I don't give them anything, believe me, and those players could get that same amount of money anywhere else. Of course they earn it, and they work harder than any other sport."
Parsons doesn't know Sterling and won't be talking to him because the 80-year-old owner is banned.
"He's a little late, to be sure," Parsons said about Sterling's apology. "I'm here to turn one of the burners off under the pot, not to turn it up higher."
Clippers coach Doc Rivers said he was aware of Sterling's apology, although he had not seen the interview.
"I'm glad that he did it," Rivers said by phone from Oklahoma City, where the team plays Tuesday. "That's what you have to do and you should do it. Probably should have done it right away."
Sterling's estranged wife, Shelly, has said she will fight to keep her 50 percent ownership of the team. Parsons said he anticipates talking with her at some point, although he said Donald Sterling is the only controlling owner of the team.
Parsons described himself as a conservator of the team, someone who will try to keep it from losing value and ensure there is a viable franchise to work with once the ownership issue is resolved.


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And a Set for Dylan with lego star wars where they all have the light sabers. green border and wording would be great but if you can't do that the blue would be fine too. Also large tube and mentos.
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The dimensions of a roll of lifesavers are 2.75 inches around and 3.5 inches in length (height). I thought Ariel was cute because it goes with the cruise/water theme or really any character is fine. (I appreciate your time, so if one is easier than another that's fine for me!) I just would like the wrapper to say "Disney Fantasy March 9 - 16, 2013.
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thank you so much for your time ! I have collected pennies for a long time love it so excited! Disney bound April 2013!
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I need designs for 3 large M&M tubes and 3 Mentos gum holders for:
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Hi Mandy! These are adorable! Can I please request both a large M&M and a mentos label for both of my daughters?
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Thank you so much! What a great way to keep track of the pennies.
These are sooo cute! I see that there's quite a few requests above mine, so if you're too busy I understand. If possible, may I request 3 large m&m's & 3 mentos?
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Disclaimer: I am not arguing with Mr. Mondello or Mr. Hoffman. I do believe that there is a lot of good to be found in the New 2010 RESPA Regulation.Although I do agree with the perspective regarding the redundancy and red tape that the new RESPA Rule creates, I believe the intent of the new Rule was to create transparency for borrowers of average intelligence. (No slight intended!) Agreed: Anyone can make a poor decision. The power of the new Rule is that the new GFE & HUD1 combo doesn't allow settlement service providers (lenders, mortgage brokers, title companies or real estate agents) to disguise exactly what they are charging the consumer.Yes, there are new delays and setbacks in the settlement process that didn't exist before implementation. This is part of the learning curve. As real estate professionals become more comfortable and knowledgable about the new process, it will become as engrained as the old system used to be.


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Er Buchetto: just a tavernetta but the best one I know
Er Buchetto is a real find. It offers the best porchetta I ever had. Porchetta is roast pork prepared the traditional Roman way. It's not just found in Rome (don't let the name trick you) but in nearby hills and pretty much everywhere in Lazio.
Porchetta traditionally comes from the Castelli Romani, Frascati wine country, and I had some there once, while visiting friends who live in Frascati. But although this was years ago, I know what I had in Frascati was nowhere as good as the porchetta at Er Buchetto ar Viminale in Rome.
I was walking along Via Viminale on my way to the church Santa Maria degli Angeli e dei Martiri on Piazza della Repubblica.
About in front of the Teatro dell'Opera, just as the Terme di Diocleziano (Baths) appeared across the street, I saw a small shop window with a good-looking pork posing on a table inside. I wasn't hungry but the scent of a great roast and herbs was irresistible and so were the smiles from those inside.
There are only a few small tables beyond the one bearing the roasted pig. Walls are covered in testimonials, there's even a hairy pig up there. I asked Er Buchetto owner (Franco Fioravanti) how his specialty is best appreciated. He suggested a panino, with a glass of Frascati from the Castelli Romani. Panino is a small bread filled with delicious things. Mine of course was filled with porchetta.
My panino was so delicious and my Frascati so fresh, I could hardly speak! I was alone in the tavernetta, except for two Roman men, habitués obviously, who weren't having their porchetta in a panino... they simply removed the crust from their bread and piled a few pieces of meat on the soft crumb. When they finished that first order, they asked for something in romanesco. Franco filled a plate with the stuffing inside his roasted pork, and brought it to them with more bread.
Next time, I'll have my porchetta that way too!
I told Franco that it was delicious and he only raised his upturned hands and said "Bbè!" -- meaning, "what did you expect?" And he has every reason to be confident.
My panino and wine took me through the day (I walked non-stop til 9 p.m.) -- and cost me 3 Euros 50 cts.
Franco's son, Sandro, came out to help his father when a German woman came in to ask for mineral water (she'd seen the fridge in the back, and her husband seemed to be having a heat stroke.) Sandro was all smiles and could speak a bit of English so he helped with the water. The German woman doesn't know what she missed!
Favorite Dish: Since 1890, porchetta romana (roast pork) and wine from the Castelli.
A bit of history: Cioli, Ovidio and Signora, Mayor of Ariccia in the Castelli Romani; founder of the first Blessing of the Porchetta (1950). Now F.lli Cioli, Ariccia (Castelli) -- meaning the business is run by the sons and heirs.
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Fear of being questioned about their legal status is prompting more immigrants who are eligible for citizenship to complete the process, said Jerry Gonzalez, executive director of the Georgia Association of Latino Elected Officials.
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Yes that will help the Southern lock on the Conservative vote. Jeb Bush said that the minority will no longer be a minority and the party had to become more inclusive or they will not win elections.
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The gist of this article also applies to IBM's "mini-mainframe" market, often referred to as "midrange" ... I'm talking about the IBM AS/400, aka iSeries, aka System i. Many people came to associate these large machines by their traditional "green screen" terminal interfaces and just assumed it represented a dated architecture throughout. What they don't realize is that the back-end processing behind these systems has indeed evolved with the times and remains second-to-none in terms of both reliability and scalability – ask just about any of the thousands of banks, casinos, government agencies and other businesses requiring maximum system uptime that use these machines. They love them!
The black eye these systems suffered simply as a result of the text-based terminals used to access them for so many years led a number of businesses to try the Microsoft route, adapting these ever-growing server farms to scale them up, all with multiple points of failure and requiring a small army of technicians to maintain them. Cost of ownership went through the roof! So it's really no wonder these big mainframe and midrange machines are making a comeback. The only issue for which people could harp on them in the past, the GUI interface, has long been addressed by the likes of Valence (www.cnxcorp.com), WebSmart (www.bcdsoftware.com), newLook (www.looksoftware), etc.
It is exciting to know that the power of mainframe is being recognized finally. This article refers to IBM mainframes a lot. The fact is, other than IBM there are companies like UNISYS which makes very powerful mainframes which is being used around the world. Lot of mission critical application for airlines, finance, goenerment uses Unisys mainframes.
I spent the first 13 years of my 27 year long IT career on Big Iron. Yes, mainframes had a big start up cost and they were relatively inflexible. But guess what? They worked. The distributed systems I dealt with later, in several different companies in different industries, were all a hodge-podge of products from different vendors, stitched together with spit, baling wire and Unix scripting. The first time I heard that we were going to reboot a mission critical application in the middle of the workday because "that always fixes the problem" I knew we had even bigger problems.
I can't wait to see Apple's long awaited mainframe. Rumour has it that it will be a simple pure white cube exactly 3 metres on each side with a detachable top to provide ventilation in case the battery catches fire. It will also automatcially align its massive bank of processors to magnetic north so the Earth's magnetic field will not be distorted by its huge processing power.
Of course there will be no software for it - just like Mac - but it'll LOOK so cool nobody cares.
Go Steve!!!
The reason why smaller machines can be so attractive is that they are scalable, a favourite word amongst engineers. Add or remove them according to need.
At the end of the day, it's what an organisation needs that matter. There is no rule that says mainframes are absolutely better or worse, just whether they suit the requirements of any one organisation.
Mainframes are not obsolete, just the software that once ran on the terminals is completely obsolete. Put a new face on the terminal side and who cares what runs in the back room. Cloud computing is going to take a huge share of the market in the coming years the Total cost of ownership is compelling, why not run them on Mainframe like computers, again who cares, whatever is the most efficient, as a client I only care about the service.
Mainframes are perfect for rationalising large IT estates or creating a highly-scalable "cloud" infrastructure albeit with a relatively high-up front cost. This cost however is outweighed by the ease of turning on potentially massive capacity on extremely reliable infrastructure. With zLinux, the mainframe's typical high-cost licensing is reduced and opens up the advantages to a much larger market.
With money being scarse, companies have started to look where they really spend their money and not what the IT Hypes dictate. A recent Survey in EMEA uncovered that companies who own an IBM Mainframe spend around 20% of their money, running > 50% of their business on a Mainframe (see: http://www.ca.com/files/supportingpieces/vertical_findings-executive_sum... for more info). Less administrative staff, more secure & reliable, "greener" etc. Why would IT companies who thought Mainframes were "bad" suddenly start promoting their systems as "a mainframe"?
Managing > 5000 distributed servers will NEVER be simple, no matter how much software and people you throw at it. Complexity is IT's #1 problem, a Mainframe can help solve it.
"Honestly, I see mainframe like technology in cloud computing as well. You view and edit your files on a remote, very powerful machine using the internet."
In the olden days, we called this "time-sharing". What was old is now new again?
You cannot beat the price/performance ratio of the latest mainframes, particularly the business class machines (z10BC). This is even more true when you factor in the operating costs-power, cooling, etc. And you cannot beat a mainframe for security. A mainframe can operate several operating systems simultaneously. All the components are industry standard components. Integrated products are the poster child for vendor lock in.
Linux on the new System z machines is the wave of the future. Far more cost effective than Unix or Wintel and better performance.
Although there are indeed some similarities between the mainframes and the integrated products that for example HP has been announcing, there are also some important differences.
The latter are:
- based on índustry standard components
- use open standards
- can operate several (competing) open operating systems
This results in much better price/performance ratio's and less 'lock-in'.
Honestly, I see mainframe like technology in cloud computing as well. You view and edit your files on a remote, very powerful machine using the internet.
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