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Cottage, 2 Bedrooms, 1 Baths, 4 Sleeps
Beech Tree Cottage is a charming, fully-equipped two-story cottage, just steps from the beautiful and historic waterfront village of Sag Harbor. The owners are year-round residents and live in the home on the other side of the lovely shared garden. The cottage has its own entrance and parking area, and the deck is screened with trellis for guest privacy. The cottage is heated in the winter and air-conditioned in the summer. Sag Harbor's Main Street is within easy and picturesque walking distance (5 mins), along the bay and marinas.
Recent Review
Comfy and relaxing
Upstairs offered privacy and comfy beds.
The airiness of the cottage, and the lovely garden were so pleasant.
And the location was great for heading downtown, or taking off to the beach or on bike rides and jogs.
I was extremely pleased with everything about Beech Tree Cottage, and look forward to another opportunity to enjoy Sag Harbor and the Hamptons.
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Thank you so much for the wonderful visit! We enjoyed ourselves greatly and WE LOVE the Beech Tree Cottage. We look forward t visiting again soon!
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4.9 based on 17 traveler reviews
Comfy and relaxing
Upstairs offered privacy and comfy beds.
The airiness of the cottage, and the lovely garden were so pleasant.
And the location was great for heading downtown, or taking off to the beach or on bike rides and jogs.
I was extremely pleased with everything about Beech Tree Cottage, and look forward to another opportunity to enjoy Sag Harbor and the Hamptons.
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lorsque nous avons ouvert la porte nous avons été surpris par le cote cosy, confortable et chaleureux de l endroit : belles décorations, livres jouets dvd disques a disposition, cuisine super bien équipée (merci Emma !)
les chambres au premier etage, sous le toit sont joliment décorées avec une literie très confortable (1 grand lit et 2 lits jumeaux) et la salle de bain (douche) est impeccable avec des serviettes épaisses ..tout est propre, bien entretenu avec mille petites attentions qui rendent le lieu si accueillant...
le tout avec vue sur jardin (terrasse et la campagne environnante.
le centre ville de Sag Harbor est a 10 minutes a pied, nombreux magasins et restaurants,( je recommande le restaurant de l American Hotel sur Main street, hmmm)
la plage et yacht club sont juste a cote…
Quand nous nous y avons séjourne, en décembre, le village et ses superbes maisons étaient décorées pour Noel, nous avons passe une semaine magnifique en famille avec mon petit fils de 7 ans >\
It was a real Christmas Spirit Holidays…
Je recommanderai ce cottage a ma famille et a mes amis
Loved it!
The place is bright and cheerful and so comfortable to just relax in.
The location could not have been better for walking, strolling, bicycling.
We loved having plentiful towels.
Warm quilts were needed for the first night and were easily found in bedroom closet.
The kitchen was nicely put together and seemed to have everything needed. i wished we had planned a meal in! Only one exception - lots of tea was available (as a tea drinker, that is so unusual to find!), but my coffee drinker friends should have brought their own - we forgot to. No worries, lots of choices in town for take out!
As noted by by another reviewer, the spiral staircase is very narrow and not for large people. Getting our wheeled carry-on luggage up the steps required coordination to lift them up rather than carry them!
But we can tolerate all that and will definitely be booking again sometime.
Perfect stay!
Great location...well appointed
Activity and Interests
Sag Harbor is a charming historic whaling village situated in the heart of the Hamptons, in Eastern Long Island, just two hours by bus or car from New York City. The Hamptons have long been the favorite holiday escape of New Yorkers, offering spectacular scenery, beaches, farmstands, shopping, cultural activities, nature preserves, horseback riding, golfing, boating, etc. Sag Harbor boasts a first-class regional theater, many fine restaurants, shops and museums, and offers glorious sunsets and views of the water.
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- Nightly Rate: $350 - $500
Weekly Rate: $2100 - $3500
Monthly Rate: $0 - $0
$350-500 per night, depending on the season.
Memorial day - Labor Day $500/night;$3500 per week.
Sep. and May (shoulder season) $400/night
October - May $350/night
1 week minimum. 50% deposit required, 30 day cancellation notice.
MAXIMUM 4 people. No shares, groups or pets, please.
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- pets not allowed
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- Beach View
Sports & Adventure Activities
- golf
- 1 Bathroom
- Bathroom 1
- 2 Bedrooms, Sleeps 4
- Bedroom 1
- Bedroom 2
- The open plan downstairs is decorated with English pine and white slip-covered furniture. The kitchen has a full-size refrigerator and oven, and is fully stocked with dishes & cookware plus microwave, toaster, coffee maker, blender etc. The dining area seats 6, and the lounge area has a cast iron gas fireplace, wireless internet access, flat-screen television, VCR/DVD, CD player, and many books and board games. The bathroom is downstairs (shower only - no tub). There is a small, private outdoor deck with deck chairs, plus bistro table and chairs and barbeque grill for al fresco dining. Upstairs are two bedrooms, one with a queen-size bed, the other with two singles. Please note the cottage has a spiral staircase which may not be suitable for very small children or the elderly.


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Believe it or not, quick development can slow the pipeline down temporarily. It's not a bad problem to have, but it's a problem nonetheless. Over the past few seasons, we've seen three prospects make the jump from the NCAA level to the NHL level with little or no time in the AHL required. It is incredibly rare for that to happen, but Derek Stepan, Ryan McDonagh, and Carl Hagelin all made significant impacts their first year out of college. No one, not even at the upper management level, expected that to happen.
Therein lies the current issue: without those three needing a little more time, the Rangers were left with a barren AHL team last year. One composed of two or three legitimate prospects that needed time and a lot of AHL/NHL tweeners. The problem extends to this year too, however with a different team makeup.
This season the issue is correcting itself. The Rangers have a lot of solid prospects getting their beaks wet at the AHL level: J.T. Miller, Dylan McIlrath, Oscar Lindberg, Danny Kristo, Connor Allen, Jesper Fast, and to a lesser extent Marek Hrivik. This doesn't include the two most recent prospects to stick with the team in Chris Kreider and Cam Talbot.
It's pretty common that prospects need time to develop. It usually takes a solid two years in the AHL before a player is ready for the next step. If that were the case, then we would have seen a constant stream of one or two prospects per season making the team. Last year was the first year where we didn't see a prospect really stick with the team. That wouldn't have been the case had one of Hagelin, McDonagh, or Stepan not made the leap so quickly and so effectively.
This year we saw Kreider and Talbot make the team. But the other holes on the team can't be filled by the other prospects because there is no one who is ready at the moment. Perhaps this wouldn't have been an issue if, say Hagelin took a full two years to develop. Perhaps it wouldn't have been an issue if McDonagh wasn't one of the best defensemen in the league at such a young age. Perhaps it's not a problem if Stepan doesn't solidify himself as the team's top center in his sophomore season.
But isn't this a problem that is good to have? Wouldn't you rather see these kids maturing and developing quickly?
Too many people have said the issue is poor drafting, which is just an asinine statement. The lockout shortened 2013 season was the first post-lockout season where a prospect didn't stick with the team. However, the development cycle is getting back to normal after that one quick-development blip on the radar (again: not a bad problem to have, but a problem nonetheless).
We have those six prospects getting significant time in the AHL this year. Most will need another year, but one or two might make the team next season. The 2015-2016 team will see, at a minimum, the addition of Brady Skjei, Boo Nieves, and Steven Fogarty (all NCAA prospects). There are others in the CHL and overseas that could come to the AHL as well. Those that don't will be over for the 2016-2017 season.
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House, 3 Bedrooms, 2.5 Baths, 8 Sleeps
This remodeled 2200 square foot 3 BR pool home on over 1/2 acre is located in the heart of Safety Harbor and is 2 miles from Clearwater.
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Tampa Bay is two blocks to the east. The Safety Harbor Pier is 1/2 mile and a great walk anytime of the year.
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Eat at Frenchy's Rockaway Grill on Clearwater Beach (buffalo shrimp, cajun grouper sandwich, shee crab soup, grouper nuggets)---8 miles west. Get there by 10am-11am for no hassles with parking.
Picnic in Phillippe Park in Safety Harbor (1 mile). This is the oldest park in Pinellas County and also the burial spot for Count Phillippe who brought graepfruits / oranges to Florida.
Tampa Bay Down for live horse racing (In Oldsmar, 6 miles)
Ice Cream at Sun Groves on 3393 SR 580 (2 miles----get the vanilla and orange twist). Also be sure to get the handmade salsa.
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The Sleep Bar is the go-to destination at Sleep and re-imagined by a different design company each year. This year it was the award-winning Swedish-based Stylt Trampoli, known for their inspired concept for the Cuckoo's Nest at the Radisson Blu Riverside in Gothenburg and Gotthard's Restaurant at Stora Hotellet in Umea.
Stylt Trampoli looked for inspiration for the Sleep Bar in the history of the Building Design Centre, formerly the Royal Agricultural Hall.
"The Royale Agricultural Bar is an example of how storytelling can combine with customer insights to create an experience that engages and inspires. We wanted to revive the simplicity and grand spectra of nature and invited visitors to step into our imaginary garden."
Erik Nissen Johansen, Creative Director, Stylt Trampoli
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Breast Milk Reduces Risk of Sepsis and Intensive Care Costs in Very-Low-Birth-Weight Infants
Feeding human breast milk to very-low-birth-weight infants greatly reduces risk for sepsis and significantly lowers associated neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) costs, according to a study by Rush University Medical Center researchers.
The study, published Jan. 31 in the advance online version of the Journal of Perinatology, showed that every 10 milliliters of human milk per kilogram that a very low birth weight infant received during the first 28 days of life decreased the odds of sepsis by almost 20 percent.
A daily dose of 25 to 49.99 milliliters of human milk per kilogram cut NICU costs by more than $20,000, while 50 milliliters per kilogram per day lowered NICU costs by nearly $32,000.
The research, which was led by Dr. Aloka L. Patel, is the first report of an economic impact of an average daily dose of human milk for days 1 to 28 of life on risk of infection and related hospital care costs. Dr. Patel is an associate professor in pediatrics at Rush University Medical Center. She specializes in neonatal and perinatal medicine.
Of 175 very-low-birth-weight infants, 23 (13 percent) developed sepsis from gram-positive bacteria such as staphylococci, Streptococcus and Enterococcus species, and gram-negative bacteria such as Escherichia coli (E. coli), as well as species of Klebsiella, Enterobacter, Pseudomonas and Serratia.
Late-onset sepsis commonly occurs in about 22 percent of very-low-birth-weight babies the United States. In addition to predisposing these infants to other diseases and later neurodevelopmental disabilities, sepsis significantly raises NICU costs due to increased use of ventilation and longer lengths of stay. It also translates into higher societal and educational costs for neurologically affected survivors.
Breast milk as a source of late onset neonatal sepsis
Neonatal sepsis can be a life-threatening complication in preterm neonates. We present the clinical course of 3 preterm neonates, 1 with recurrent sepsis and 2 with late onset sepsis attributed to ingestion of breast milk containing pathogenic organisms. Breast milk should be considered as a potential source of infection in neonates with recurrent infections or when infections occur simultaneously in siblings.
Godambe S, Shah PS, Shah V.
Mount Sinai Hospital, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5G 1X8
"The substantial NICU hospital cost savings associated with increased dosages of human milk are likely to offset the maternal and institutional costs of providing and feeding human milk, such as breast pump rental, lactation care providers and milk storage," Patel stated.
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Collaborating with Patel on the current study were Tricia J. Johnson; Janet L. Engstrom; Louis F. Fogg; Briana J. Jegier; Harold R. Bigger; and Paula P. Meier at Rush University Medical Center, Chicago. Dr. Engstrom is also affiliated with Frontier Nursing University, Hyden, Ky. The research was funded by NIH grant NR010009.
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With a number of starters and other players off to the Kentucky Youth Assembly, in Frankfort, the middle school basketball teams faced visiting Hancock County Thursday night in Cougar Gym.
Two weeks ago, the Cougars traveled to Hancock County and came away with a split, the seventh-graders winning 42-38, while the eighth-grade team got whipped 44-29.
This time around, the seventh graders were missing starters Isaac Jarboe, Spencer Sharp and Caleb Ray. Despite that, the Cougars were in the game the whole way and had a chance for the win at the end before falling 30-27.
In the eighth-grade game, little-used Seth Elmore got the start in place of Jack Davis and led the Cougars on the boards with 12 rebounds as they improbably upset Hancock 41-32.
The Cougars got off to a great start, hitting three three-pointers in the first quarter to grab an 11-4 lead. Leading 5-2, Riley Shoemaker buried a three with 1:23 left to make it 8-2. Following a Hancock basket, Shoemaker hit another three with 34 seconds left to make it 11-4 heading into the second period.
Hancock had a lot of trouble with the Cougar zone defense and for the second straight period could manage just four points and the Cougars forged a 13-point lead, 17-4 at the half.
A rebound basket from Elmore at the 4:31 mark and a lay-up by Bryson Lowe with 4:07 left gave the Cougars their largest lead of the night, 12 points at 21-9.
Grayson County still led by nine, 28-19 following a Shoemaker lay-up with 59 seconds left, but back-to-back three pointers by Hancock's Jaxson Gray and Tanner Singleton cut the lead to just three points, 28-25 heading into the final period of play.
With the game on the line, the Cougars opened the fourth quarter on an 8-0 run to push the lead back up to 11 points, 36-25 with 1:45 left to play, basically putting the game in the win column.
Shoemaker led all scorers with 13 points and added seven rebounds, two assists and three steals. Jordan Stallings had a fine game for the Cougars, finishing with 11 points, two rebounds and two assists.
Lowe finished his night with seven points. Seventh-grader Josh Embry came off the bench to add five points and two boards. In addition to his 12 rebounds, Elmore added three points. Ethan Hayse scored two to complete the Cougar scoring.
In addition to missing three starters, Logan Majors came into the game sporting a fever of 102. Despite that, Majors finished the night hitting four three-pointers and leading all scorers with 12 points.
A three-point play by Josh Embry gave the Cougars a six-point lead, 11-5 at the 2:21 mark, but Hancock closed out the period with six straight to tie it 11-11 as the second period started.
Grayson County could manage just a single point in the second period and trailed by five, 17-12 at the half.
Majors' third three of the night pulled Grayson County to within two points, 19-17 with 2:38 remaining. Five straight Hancock points made it 24-17 with 1:07 left to play, but a Ryan Johnson bucket with 16 seconds left cut it to 24-19 heading into the fourth quarter.
Cameron Wells opened the scoring in the fourth quarter with a three-pointer to make it 24-22 at the 3:48 mark. Following a Hancock basket, Majors hit his final three of the night to pull the Cougars to within a point, 26-25 with 2:31 remaining.
Two free-throws from Josh Embry tied the game 27-27 with 1:52 left to play, but the Cougars would not score again. Hancock's Cody Axton hit a 15-footer with 1:19 left to put his team in front for good.
Grayson County had four empty trips at the end and Chase Herndon added a free throw with 11 seconds left for the final three-point margin.
Axton led Hancock with 11 points. In addition to his 12 points, Majors added five rebounds, two assists and two steals.
Embry scored six points and led the team on the boards with nine rebounds. Johnson finished with four points, Wells had three and Tyler Fields completed the scoring with two points.


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Tulsa, OK – The recent drop in gas prices has left drivers in Oklahoma happy lately with the price down from what it was just a few months ago. With more supply and the end of the hurricanes, things have been good for the gas industry, as the fall season levels out with more people going back to their regular day jobs and ending their summer trips.
Chuck Mai, the public spokesperson for AAA Oklahoma, says that "consumers can even expect to see prices come down even further as the fall wears on," with the increased stability of the price market for crude oil. As for the oncoming winter, Mai suspects we will have more of the same, "unless we have an extremely bitter winter in New England. That would increase the demand for home heating oil, and as a result refineries are forced to use oil for heating instead of cars."
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Golden State at Houston: What Bettors Need to Know
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Golden State Warriors at Houston Rockets (-5, 210)
The Golden State Warriors and the Houston Rockets have put on some memorable shooting displays in their recent meetings and are again two of the top offenses in the league. The Warriors will look to post a third straight win behind Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson when they visit Houston on Friday. The Rockets tied an NBA record with 23 3-pointers in a 140-109 home win over Golden State last season but are coming off a 9-for-31 effort from beyond the arc in a loss to the Suns.
The Warriors snapped a five-game losing streak in the series and got a little payback for that record-setting performance when they put a 108-78 hurting on Houston in the final meeting last season on Mar. 17. Curry and Thompson combined for 11 3-pointers in that triumph and got hot together in the fourth quarter of Tuesday's 112-103 Raptors, in which Golden State overcame a 27-point deficit. "An incredible game," Warriors coach Mark Jackson said. "…Just a huge win for us. I can't say enough about how proud I am of this group."
LINE: The game opened with Houston as 5-point home faves. The total is currently at 210.
COVERS POWER RANKINGS: Golden State (-11.5) - Houston (-10) + home court (-3) = Houston -1.5
ABOUT THE WARRIORS (11-8, 9-8-2 ATS): Several Golden State players and Jackson credited a halftime speech by backup center Jermaine O'Neal for the turnaround against the Raptors. "Jermaine O'Neal gave one of the realest speeches I've ever heard," Thompson said. "He said, 'We'll see what we're made of in the second half.' We showed what we're made of, resilient." O'Neal backed it up on the court with 11 points and eight rebounds and was on the floor in crunch time in place of starting center Andrew Bogut. "We were making plays," Jackson explained. "When (Bogut) left the game we were making plays. I wanted to get him a quick breather and then we began to make plays."
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Is Governor Brown Playing 13 Tzameti With the Climate?
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With each pipeline that is approved, each greenlight given to coal and natural gas exports, we're putting more bullets in the chamber, and doubling down on our dangerous game of 13 Tzameti.
Sam Riley shows up in 13, a remake of a French film from six years ago, and, unfortunately, his character's survival is the death of the movie's chances of holding your interest.


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Mountain Lodge Nesting Tables
Packing two in the space of one, without sacrificing style, this innovative Nesting Table offers tremendous versatility and functionality for virtually any room in your home. Both tables are crafted from hardwood and cherry veneers, then finished in our popular Black Licorice. Large: 24.75"W, 24.75"D, 26.25"H; Small: 18.75"W, 18.75"D, 23.25"H
At the heart of appeal of these acrylic Nesting Tables is the marriage of aesthetics and practicality. They not only look good in virtually any dTcor, but they're also extremely versatile, providing among other functions chair side tables when company comes Name: Clearwater Key Attribute: Acrylic No assembly required Finish Distressing: None Product Width: 17.5 Product Depth: 11.5 Product Height: 18 Product Weight: 37 Material: Acrylic
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The sloping front legs of these 3-in-1 nesting tables create a mesmerizing geometry û and a Z shape with the tabletops. The unadulterated wet sand finish showcases the intricate graining of the exotic Sheesham wood these tables are crafted from NMFTA Class: 125 No assembly required Finish Distressing: Light Product Width: 17 Product Depth: 19 Product Height: 21.5 Product Weight: 54 Material: Sheesham wood solids
This good-looking and very practical set of three Nesting Tables is all about right angles as black finished and slightly distressed wrought-iron bases support durable tabletops of multi-hued stones Name: Burnham Key Attribute: Slate and Metal No assembly required Finish Distressing: Moderate Product Width: 22.75 Product Depth: 12.75 Product Height: 26 Product Weight: 70 Material: Tubular iron, slate
Invite the ambience of a wilderness lodge into your home with these rugged nesting tables. Handcrafted from select wood solids and wood products, they feature a heavily distressed whiskey brown finish with no-nonsense dark pewter finished hardware.
The tabletops feature etchings of art nouveau-inspired botanic designs framed in mahogany. The etched-brass apron combines with meticulously turned legs and carved stretchers, also in mahogany, to complete this picture of consummate artistry and craftsmanship NMFTA Class: 92.5 Assembly required Finish Distressing: Moderate Product Width: 24 Product Depth: 16 Product Height: 24 Product Weight: 28 Material: Etched Pastor Stone Top, Etched Brass Apron
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High-gloss tapered legs and stretchers coupled with an enchanting tabletop handcrafted from exotic Philippine snakeskin fossil-stone veneers ensure these tables will be brightest spots in whatever room they inhabit No assembly required Finish Distressing: Light Product Width: 22.25 Product Depth: 12.25 Product Height: 26.75 Product Weight: 52 Material: Stainless steel, snakeskin fossil stone, plywood
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Style and convenience make these transitional nesting tables a great addition to a living room, bedroom or sitting area. The all metal frame construction of each table features a pewter finish with gold undertones and gold knob accents at each top corner. Both tables have antiqued mirror tops, with an antiqued mirror lower shelf on the smaller table. L: 18"W, 18"D, 24"H S: 15"W, 15"D, 21"H
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Origin of presacral local recurrence after rectal cancer treatment.
Summary of "Origin of presacral local recurrence after rectal cancer treatment."
: The objective of this study was to obtain detailed anatomical information about the lateral lymph nodes, in order to determine whether they might play a role in presacral local recurrence of rectal cancer after total mesorectal excision without lateral lymph node dissection.
: Ten serially sectioned human fetal pelvises were studied at high magnification and a three-dimensional reconstruction of the fetal pelvis was made.
: Examination of the histological sections and the three-dimensional reconstruction showed that lateral lymph node tissue comprises a major proportion of the pelvic tissue volume. There were no lymph nodes located in the presacral area. Connections between the mesorectal and extramesorectal lymph node system were found in all fetal pelvises, located below the peritoneal reflection on the anterolateral side of the fetal rectum. At this site middle rectal vessels passed to and from the mesorectum, and branches of the autonomic nervous system bridge to innervate the rectal wall.
: The findings of this study support the hypothesis that tumour recurrence might arise from lateral lymph nodes. Copyright (c) 2010 British Journal of Surgery Society Ltd. Published by John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
Department of Surgery, Catharina Hospital, Eindhoven, The Netherlands.
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Oncologic impact of pathologic response on clinical outcome after preoperative chemoradiotherapy in locally advanced rectal cancer.
Downstaging after chemoradiotherapy (CRT) for rectal cancer usually occurs. The present study aimed to evaluate pathologic y-stage (yp-stage) and its influence on local recurrence and systemic recurre...
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Visual Basic 107
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