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While we haven't hit the All-Star game yet, baseball has already reached the halfway mark. The Braves have played 82 games already and many minor leagues have finished the first half of their season (many of the lower minor leagues have a winner in the first and second half).
With that in mind, it's time to take a look back at the Braves top 10 prospects coming into the season and see how they have fared before we release BravesFTW's midseason top prospects list in this column next week.
Thus far, six of the Braves top 10 prospects have spent time at the Major League level and three of them (Freeman, Beachy and Kimbrel) are contenders for the Rookie of the Year award at this point.
1. Julio Teheran – Starting Pitcher – MLB and AAA
Teheran wasn't great in his two MLB spot starts but he has absolutely dominated AAA hitters. Arguably the top pitching prospect in baseball coming into the season, Teheran has cemented that status as his own by posting a sparkling 1.79 ERA, 2.59 FIP, 4.00 K/BB and 0.946 WHIP in 85.2 minor league innings.
While his strikeouts are down overall (just 7.6 per nine innings compared to 10.0 across three levels last year) Teheran has managed to exceed the lofty expectations placed on him and remains a future ace for the Braves.
2. Freddie Freeman - First Base - MLB
After a slow start to the season Freeman has come on strong and been one of the Braves best hitters over the past month. His season has been similar to his AAA season last year in which he struggled to adjust out of the gate but eventually raked after he got acclimated.
Freeman is currently in the running for the Rookie of the Year award with a .272/.229/.434 slash line and continues to improve. Since the beginning of May, Freeman has put up a .299/.351/.460 slash line and hit six of his nine homeruns. If last year was any indication, Freeman could keep up his recent pace for the remainder of the season.
3. Mike Minor - Starting Pitcher - MLB and AAA
Minor lost the fifth starter battle to Brandon Beachy in spring training but has made six MLB starts due to injuries and compiled 0.9 WAR in that short span. While his 4.69 ERA isn't pretty, Minor is sporting a 2.73 FIP and 3.73 xFIP in the majors, showing that he has pitched pretty well in his few starts (although control has been an issue).
Minor has been terrific in AAA with a 2.88 ERA and 3.58 K/BB ratio. He is still striking out more than a batter per inning and continues to outperform the expectations placed on him when he was originally drafted. As the season wears on Minor will likely continue bounce between Gwinnett and Atlanta.
4. Randall Delgado - Starting Pithcer - MLB and AA
Another starting pitcher who made his MLB debut this year, Delgado doesn't have the high ceiling of the guys ahead of him but has performed well so far this year. Coming off a breakout season in 2010 when he dominated the Carolina League, Delgado has spent the entire year in AA Mississippi and put up solid numbers.
While his 3.68 ERA and 3.86 FIP aren't spectacular (largely due to an increase in walk rate), Delgado is still striking out eight batters per nine innings and has a solid 2.57 K/BB ratio. Hitters have hit for a higher average off Delgado this year but he still has held his own as a 21 year old in AA. As the season progresses Delgado will likely head to Gwinnett to get some experience against AAA hitters.
5. Arodys Vizcaino - Starting Pitcher - AA and A+
Vizcaino was only ranked this low because of injury issues that he has had in the past. Based on potential, he's probably behind only Teheran. Thus far in 2011, Vizcaino has stayed healthy and shown why the Braves targeted him in the deal that sent Javier Vazquez to New York. Between A+ and AA (with the majority of his starts coming at A+) Vizcaino has put up a 3.01 ERA and 3.22 FIP.
The 20-year olds numbers have taken slight hit in AA, but that's to be expected as he adjusts to facing better hitters. Vizcaino has struck out a batter per inning this season and put up an impressive 3.43 K/BB ratio between the two leagues. If he can continue to stay healthy, Vizcaino will be competing for a shot on the MLB roster late next year.
6. Craig Kimbrel - Relief Pitcher - MLB
Groomed to be the Braves closer, Killa Craig has been one of the best relievers in the MLB during his rookie year. Thus far, Kimbrel is on pace to break the rookie record for saves, is leading all MLB relievers in WAR and FIP and has whiffed batters at an astonishing 14.29 K/9 rate.
Kimbrel, along with Jonny Venters, has given the Braves the most dynamic 8th/9th inning combo in the major leagues. Despite a terrific 2.63 ERA, Kimbrel's 1.48 FIP, 2.09 xFIP and .325 BABIP show that he could be even better as the season progresses. In his short (61.2 inning) MLB career, Kimbrel already has 105 strikeouts and should be a force at the back of the Braves bullpen for years.
7. Matt Lipka - Shortstop - A
Lipka is the first prospect on the list that hasn't had a good (or great) season in 2011. The Braves top draft pick just a year ago, Lipka has struggled in his first full season of professional baseball and has been unable to match the impressive .288/.344/.380 line he posted last year.
A speedy, athletic shortstop that may end up in the outfield, Lipka has even struggled on the base paths. His 14 stolen bases thus far are good, but not against being caught nine times. Lipka's .246/.293/.279 slash line in A-ball shows he hasn't done anything right at the plate. Lipka is still only 19, so there is time to turn things around and eventually become a leadoff hitter at the Major League level.
8. Brandon Beachy - Starting Pitcher - MLB and AAA
When Beachy made his way onto this list after going undrafted, it was a surprise. What Beachy has done so far in 2011 has been an even bigger surprise. In 10 starts (he missed some time due to injury) Beachy has a 3.04 ERA, 2.89 xFIP, 10.54 K/9 and 4.40 K/BB ratio. Beachy's dominant performance gives the Braves a third rookie of the year candidate from this list.
While Beachy likely will be unable to maintain his current level of dominance (his strikeout and walk ratios are both better than throughout his minor league career) he has established himself as a member of the Braves starting rotation and silenced critics who believed he would be nothing more than a bullpen arm (as well as the critics who thought he wasn't good enough to get drafted).
9. J.J. Hoover - Starting Pitcher - AAA and AA
Hoover is probably the least exciting player on this list. He has been called the most average pitching prospect ever in the past as he doesn't do anything exceptionally well – except get results. This year Hoover has pitched in AA and AAA (although he was terrible in his two AAA appearances) and has recently been coming out of the bullpen despite his success as a starter.
In AA, he has posted a 2.83 ERA and 3.29 FIP in 70 innings while striking out 67 batters and walking just 21. If everyone ahead of him stays in the organization, the Braves don't have room for Hoover despite his ability to be a third or fourth starter who can eat up innings on any level. It remains to be seen whether Hoover is pitching from the bullpen because the Braves don't think his future is in the rotation or simply because of the logjam of pitching in the higher minor leagues. Hoover could see Major League action within the next year if he continues to impress.
10. Edward Salcedo - Shortstop/Third Base - A
Salcedo might have the most raw talent of any hitter in the Braves system, but you wouldn't know it looking at his 2010 stats. A powerful shortstop who may eventually end up at third base, Salcedo played well in the Domincan Summer League before coming to the United States to play in the South Atlantic League last year. Salcedo put up Uggla-like numbers in the US, hitting just .197 with a .534 OPS.
2011 has been a different story for Salcedo. While he still hasn't reached his full potential and is continuously making errors in the field, Salcedo has rebounded nicely at the plate. His slash line is .274/.345/.451 and he is showing signs of developing power with nine homers on the season. If Salcedo can continue to cut down on his strikeouts he should continue to develop at the plate. Just 19 years old, Salcedo is a few years away from contributing in Atlanta but could be a perennial All-Star if he continues to develop.
All in all, the Braves top 10 prospects have had a ton of success so far. Only Lipka hasn't performed up to expectations and some have blown them away. For any team to have three legitimate Rookie of the Year candidates at midseason is impressive (especially when Jason Heyward, Jonny Venters and Tommy Hanson just came out of the same system). The Braves have one of the strongest young cores in all of baseball and should continue to develop high end starting pitchers over the next few years.


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REGION: Riverside County has vision for Pines to Vines Trail
Some day, Southwest County residents may be able to pedal, walk or ride a horse from Wine Country to Idyllwild on something called a Pines to Vines Trail.
The idea of a trail connecting Temecula to Idyllwild is being advanced by Riverside County Supervisor Jeff Stone, and the county Regional Park and Open-space District is studying it.
Stone contends it would be a shot in the arm for the local economy.
Scott Bangle, district general manager, said such a regional trail would inevitably attract a lot of people.
"Pines to Vines is appealing if for nothing else than that you would be dramatically changing elevation, with a considerable change in landscapes," he said.
The area around Temecula and Murrieta is about 1,000 feet above sea level; Idyllwild is 5,000 feet in elevation.
"You could be in snow one hour and in 80-degree weather the next hour," said Stone, whose 3rd District extends to the mountains.
Just exactly how one would get from the vineyards to the forest is uncertain, as planning is in the early stages. Bangle said the county has no specific proposal, and it could be months or years before it does.
"I have to make sure we have the funding first," Bangle said. "I don't want to get everybody's hopes up."
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As it is, trail projects tend to take many years to complete, said Roger Van Matre, president of the Riverside Bicycle Club, which has members throughout the county.
"It's an enticing idea," Van Matre said of a Pines to Vines Trail. "We're always looking for new places to ride. But I think the county needs to finish, first of all, what it has started."
He said his top priority is to see a missing section of the Santa Ana River Trail completed around Corona. Because of the gap, cyclists must leave the trail and ride several miles on busy city streets before rejoining the paved path on its gentle descent toward the Pacific Ocean.
For sure, though, cyclists would love to ride a trail all the way to Idyllwild, said Rick Wessels, a member of the Temecula Bicycle Coalition and owner of The Bike Shop.
"What a glorious idea that would be," Wessels said. "I can't think of a more beautiful, fun ride to do in our area."
It would attract cyclists from all over Southern California, he said, and even some from out of state.
Wessels said he travels to Arizona from time to time to ride the red rock country of Sedona, and many others cross state lines for cycling opportunities.
Regional trails have become increasingly popular throughout the region as its population has soared.
Even with the Corona gap, the Santa Ana trail draws large numbers of cyclists and others, Bangle said. The popular riverside trail affords the opportunity to travel all the way west to Huntington Beach, and all the way east to Seven Oaks Dam in the San Bernardino Mountains.
In the Riverside County desert, Bangle said, promoters are working to secure funding for a proposed Whitewater Trail that would run from near Palm Springs to the Salton Sea.


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CORPUS CHRISTI - An 87-year-old woman accused of hitting a bicyclist with her car and fleeing the scene had her license under medical review, pending results of a vision test she took five days before the crash, her lawyer said.
Pat Suter was arrested for suspicion of causing an accident involving personal injury or death in connection with a hit-and-run crash that injured attorney Richard Leshin on March 16. She took a vision test March 11, her attorney Mark Di Carlo said.
The contingent permit Di Carlo described is a medical advisory board review, which occurs when a driver self-reports the condition or the Department of Public Safety, law enforcement, a physician or a private citizen has cause for concern and reports a driver, DPS spokesman Tom Vinger said.
"Patricia Suter did have some vision issues and was in fact asked to have an eye examination; I don't know what the results of that were," Di Carlo said. "She'd had a near perfect driving record, with virtually no tickets and no accidents, and there was never a (family) discussion about her not being capable of driving."
Regardless of whether the Suter family had that discussion, the case likely has prompted similar talks as it highlighted the topic of if and when a driver should remit the keys.
There are no absolutes, and no one can say there's a specific age when a person should stop driving.
Answers vary among state laws, experts such as occupational therapists who offer virtual driving tests, and researchers at AAA who offer driving classes for the elderly and advice on having a talk with a loved one. The common ground is this: There will come a time when someone must examine whether he or she should continue driving, and relatives, neighbors and doctors need to look for red flags and find a way to broach the subject if the person isn't ready to relinquish driving privileges.
"One of the things that AAA always advises is for the older people in your life — parents, grandparents, neighbors, aunts and uncles — they planned for retirement from their career so they also need to spend time thinking about their retirement from driving," said Nancy White, a spokeswoman for AAA. "With the burgeoning growth of the country — 10,000 people a day are turning 65, and that trend will continue to 2020 — we now know that men and women will outlive their ability to drive by seven to 10 years on average."
Warning signs run the gamut. Some seem obvious, such as whether a driver has had an increasing number of collisions including fender-benders, and if they are easily lost and have to call for help, White said.
However, White said many elderly drivers are in tune to their own increased needs for safety: They will stick to familiar routes, avoid rush hour and always wear a seat belt. They may sense their abilities are declining, but they do not want to burden their families.
White said mobility often is at the crux of the decision, even if a driver feels he or she are putting themselves or others at risk. If they are mentally competent, they may ignore the importance of quick decision-making skills in favor of maintaining their independence, a position Di Carlo agrees with.
"They're very dependent on driving themselves; they've lived their entire lives driving, and the culture is set up that you have to drive to get anything done," he said. "It's a difficult decision to make to have to give up driving, to accept that it means you can't get around and to have to accept your own aging."
San Antonio-based occupational therapist Olivia Adamson has given simulated driving evaluations for more than four years out of her office at Reeves Rehabilitation Center. She administers two or three tests a week and often has to recommend that a client relinquish his or her keys.
While home visiting family at Christmas, she said she had her own experience with the impacts of telling a loved one to not drive. Her mother, who is 80, nearly hit Adamson's car in the driveway, she said.
"When I brought it up, she got real angry — who am I to say that, I'm just a therapist who does this for a living — but my family also got upset," Adamson said. "It's an issue of inconvenience for the family, is what it is. (My siblings) were saying, 'Now we're going to have to drive her everywhere.'"
Adamson administered a test Friday morning in which a client drove himself; he failed. When Adamson asked if his neurologist told him not to drive, he said no. Within minutes, though, he asked her a question he'd asked five minutes before.
"You can tell he wasn't ignoring what his neurologist told him, but his short-term memory is gone. He probably had no idea his doctor told him not to drive," she said.
White said many seniors don't to want to hear confirmation of the warning signs, or an assessment of their deteriorating skills from family. Among other things, it makes them reflect on their declining health overall, she said.
That's when someone like Adamson is helpful because she's an objective voice with a skills test to back up her claims.
"It's like having a fence around the car; we evaluate in a simulator where it's safe. We test reaction time, the ability to stay in a lane, to keep a steady speed," Adamson said. "It's not the ability to operate the vehicle. They may be able to do that, it's the other environmental things we can't control."
Adamson looks for cognitive components of driving, including whether the client:
*Can maintain their attention span.
*Can process information, such as the signs they just passed.
*Can make quick decisions.
*Can make controlled movements despite actions of other drivers.
"It's multitasking in the brain, those cognitive components." Adamson said. "As well as short-term and long-term memory."
Clients can see an occupational therapist upon the referral of a physician. Unless a medical advisory board is involved, the person is not under obligation to stick to the recommendation. They can dismiss Adamson's assessment and go back to the Department of Public Safety and attempt to reinstate or maintain their license, she said.
Adamson treats people from ages 18 to 90, but the number she most frequently associates with a decline in cognitive function is 70.
"I'd say 70 and above, really," she said. "As you age, your reaction time slows down, your processing slows down, our bodies age, and we get slower, and it's always a hard thing to accept."
State laws vary, with Georgia being the most restrictive. The state begins imposing restrictions on drivers at 60. Numerous other states have no requirements based on age.
Once a driver reaches age 79 in Texas, they must renew their license in person every six years. At 85 they must renew every two years, also in person.
Those requirements stem from 2007's enactment of "Katie's Law," named for 17-year-old Katie Bolka, of Dallas, who was killed her junior year in high school when a 90-year-old driver struck her vehicle at 45 mph after passing through a red light that had been that way for an extended period.
White said it stands to reason that the 22 states with no restrictions based on age tend to be more rural states with lower density ratios and fewer crashes as a result. Texas falls somewhere in the middle, but the passage of Katie's Law was based largely on the collective voice of those who were outraged by Bolka's death. For those states, including Alabama, Arkansas, Kentucky, New Hampshire and South Dakota, it doesn't mean there aren't legislators working to make licensing requirements more strict.
"If things aren't happening, there may be no call to action. As with Katie's Law, it came up because something occurred and you had an advocate who was very vocal about making things happen," White said. "When you have an incident happen, or several, that rallies people, and then you can see legislation come together."
The number of hit-and-run crashes and the number of bicyclists and pedestrians hit in Corpus Christi led the City Council to approve a safe passing ordinance last year. It requires motorists, depending on vehicle size, to allow 3 to 6 feet between the vehicle and a bicyclist or pedestrian.
Suter's case has only fueled that debate.
Di Carlo said he has had an outpouring of unsolicited character references in regard to Suter, saying the environmental activist would not have left a scene had she known she struck someone.
"These are people who know her and as such know her to be a fundamentally honest and concerned person, and given her nature, she wouldn't be a person who, thinking she hit someone, would drive away," he said. "She wouldn't do it."
Details in Suter's arrest affidavit unfairly paint her as incompassionate, Di Carlo said, with statements from Corpus Christi Police Sgt. David Schwartz made at an unknown time after talking to Suter, possibly before she had been read her Miranda rights.
The affidavit, filled out by Schwartz, states:
"Mrs. Suter agreed (to sign a form naming her as the vehicle's registered owner) and once she signed the form she stated, 'poor thing.' I stated I am sorry, and she said, 'my poor car.' I then stated, you should be saying 'Poor Mr. Leshin.' She then stated that 'he should have had lights on the bicycle.' I told her he did and she then stated, 'He should have worn more reflective clothing.' I then advised her that she should stop talking."
Di Carlo said he is not sure the affidavit will be allowed as evidence in a subsequent trial because Suter was not under arrest at the time, she was not under oath, and the conversation was not recorded. It is unclear how long after the discussion Schwartz wrote the affidavit and whether he remembered particular quotes when he wrote it.
"Schwartz is trying to establish the guilt of the person he's investigating. I'm not saying he's lying, but that's what he's trying to do — this is an arrest affidavit, not a trial of her guilt or innocence," Di Carlo said.
He said the statements likely were included as a way to persuade a judge into thinking his statements were the same as probable cause, needed to secure an arrest warrant. Di Carlo said Suter is expected to issue Leshin an apology.
"I know that they're being interpreted as callous remarks, but that's not who she is," Di Carlo said. "I know that she feels very sorry about the accident — these inadvertent remarks taken out of context, this is easy for this officer to type up, but it is not an accurate portrayal of who she is."
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Gov. Chris Christie vetoed a wide range of bills on Friday...or at least he announced the vetoes at that time.
At 4:24 pm on Friday, while Christie was vacationing in California with his family -- taking in an Angels' game and touring the Reagan Library -- his press office announced that he vetoed various controversial bills. This seemed to be an example of a classic Friday-in-August news dump -- dropping controversial news at the height of vacation season, in time for the Saturday newspapers (the least-read paper of the week) but little else.
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Durlston Country Park, National Nature Reserve and Castle, situated 1 mile from Swanage in Dorset, is a fabulous 280 acre countryside paradise, consisting of sea-cliffs, coastal limestone downland, haymeadows, hedgerows and woodland.
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Guided walk to discover George Burt's grand plans for Swanage and the Durlston Estate.
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NATICK, Mass., Jan. 17, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Boston Scientific Corporation (NYSE: BSX) will webcast its conference call discussing financial results for the fourth quarter and full year ended December 31st, 2012 on Tuesday, January 29th, at 8:00 a.m. ET.
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A live webcast of the conference call will be available via Boston Scientific's website. Webcast registration is available on the Investor Relations section of the website at www.bostonscientific.com/investors. Interested parties are encouraged to register at least 15 minutes prior to the scheduled start time to ensure a timely connection.
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Karrie Webb rolled in a 30-foot eagle putt up the ridge on the 13th to get into the hunt, and a birdie on the last hole gave her a 69. She was in a group at 6-under 138 that included So Yeon Ryu, who was honored Friday night as rookie of the year. Ryu won the U.S. Women's Open last year, but she was not an LPGA Tour member.
Michelle Wie was four shots better than her opening round - a 77 - that put her in last place in the 73-player field, 24 shots behind. She headed for the practice range and worked on her swing as her parents watched.
The somber moment of the round for every player came on the par-3 17th, where a red golf cart with "OU" painted on one side and the Chicago Cubs logo on the other was sitting on the other side of the bridge. It was a tribute to Doug Brecht, a former Oklahoma women's golf coach and longtime LPGA rules official who died last month at age 62 of complications from the West Nile Virus.
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The day ended with some confusion for Yoo, who was unaware of her bad drop until Janet Lindsey talked to her before signing the card.
Yoo's troubles began with a tee shot well right of the fairway and into a bush. She tried to blast it out with a 5-iron, and the ball became lodged. Taking a penalty drop, her arm was well below her shoulder. Yoo punched out, hit on the green and took two putts for a double-bogey 7. Then, it became an 8.
"I didn't try to cheat. I didn't think about my arm's height," Yoo said. "It's my mistake. I'm still only three shots behind. I'm in good position."
It was another bad finish for the Kraft Nabisco champion, who on Thursday ended with a pair of three-putts for a double bogey and a bogey. This was only an extra stroke, but it left her surprised. She had no idea she had taken an improper drop until after her round.
"All I can do is just forget about it," Yoo said. "I'll learn from this mistake, and next time I won't make it."
Miyazato, Choi, just about every player in the field is trying to end on a high note, even though very little is at stake. Lewis already has wrapped up player of the year and would need to win to have any chance at the money list, which Inbee Park leads. Park was at 4-under 140.
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Another group of more than 20 people, many from the Allen County Humane Society, filled nearly half the courtroom, for a case that has shaken many animal lovers in the Lima community. A 68-year-old man stands accused of beating a dog to death with his hands.
Dennis L. Phalen, of Lima, faces one count of cruelty to companion animals, after he allegedly beat a Schnauzer-type dog to death earlier in the month when he and his wife got into an argument.
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"We're not here to say he's guilty, and we're not here to say he's not guilty," said Mary E. Bryant, a member of Nitro Foundation, a group fighting for the law to change. "We're here because the judge will determine that, but this case has brought national awareness to the cause, and it's going to help Ohioans pass the law. Regardless of whether he's guilty or not, it still sheds light on animal cruelty and how serious it really is."
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TheAllen County Humane Society dealt firsthand with the localcase, when Phalen's wife drove the battered dog to the shelter in hopes of saving it on that November afternoon.
"We're going to try to show our support for animals actually. That's the main reason why we're here," said Michael Ley, interim director and president of the board of directors for the Allen County Humane Society. "There's a huge correlation between domestic violence and animal abuse in this community and nationwide actually. In particular, we want to make sure people know this happens in Allen County, and it happens frequently actually. We need to start putting a stop to it and fighting for the rights of animals."
Randi Simon-Serey traveled from Piqua to join Nitro Foundation outside the courthouse. Two of her dogs came from puppy mill raids, so the cause is near and dear to her.
"It changes a person," she said, adding that she works as a rehabilitation nurse. "I work with humans, but you stop seeing the difference between humans and dogs because it's the same nonverbal communication and feeling. The lines blur."
When Phalen didn't arrive for his 2 p.m. hearing, some people were upset and disappointed that he entered a written plea and did not physically appear.
"It's kind of typical actually," Ley said. "I really wasn't too surprised, especially with the publicity and everything with this case. So I didn't think he would probably show. A lot of people are going to say he's a coward or something like that, but in all actuality, it's the way the judicial system works, and that's what's going to end up happening."
Court attendees called Phalen a variety of names after assistant city prosecutor Nicole Smith informed the crowd he would not be showing up.
"I just hope he gets jail time," DebHelser, who has a dog rescue shelter, Deb's Dogs, in Lima. "He's a coward, and people who hurt animals are cowards because it makes them feel important. We all know that."
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