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Dying Amazon healers are taking potential cures for cancer, AIDS and other diseases with them
SANTA CLARA, Peru >> "Every time a shaman dies, it is as though a book is burned," says Jose Roque mournfully as he hacks through a vine with a machete. The 63-year-old indigenous Shipibo healer is showing me around an overgrown jungle garden behind the traditional thatched-roof hut he calls home here in the heart of the Peruvian Amazon. Roque has long been cultivating plants on this dense patch of rain forest to treat a host of ills, including headaches,...
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Simi Valley accountant, ex-Angels CFO, gets 20 years for international child porn
A Simi Valley accountant and former Major League Baseball executive has been sentenced to 20 years in federal prison after pleading guilty to child pornography charges and admitting he used social media to solicit girls in the Philippines and Vietnam to send him sexually explicit photographs of themselves, the U.S. Department of Justice announced. Ronald Carey Shirley, 64, of Simi Valley, a CPA and chief financial officer for the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim in the 1990s, was...
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President Obama wants fast-food, retail managers to earn overtime
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Supreme Court to hear California teachers' union dues case
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court will consider limiting the power of government employee unions to collect fees from non-members in a case that labor officials say could threaten membership and further weaken union clout. The justices said Tuesday they will hear an appeal from a group of California teachers who say it violates their First Amendment rights to have to pay any fees if they disagree with a union's positions and don't want to join it. The teachers...
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Chris Christie running for president to 'change the world'
LIVINGSTON, N.J. >> New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie prepared Tuesday to launch his 2016 campaign for president, telling his most loyal supporters that he's ready to begin what he called a "noble" effort to "lead our country and to change the world." The Republican governor is set to kick off his campaign Tuesday morning in the gymnasium of his old high school in the town of Livingston, New Jersey, where he experienced some of his first political...
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Brazil plans massive reforestation as part of climate pledge
WASHINGTON >> Brazil is pledging to restore millions of acres of forests and expand renewable energy as part of its commitment to a budding global climate treaty. Brazil is previewing elements of its pledge as part of Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff's official visit to the White House. She's meeting with President Barack Obama on Tuesday. The White House says Brazil will restore and reforest 12 million hectares by 2030. That's an area roughly the...
Can waste-water recycling, desalination end California's water wars?
Emphasizing practical solutions in the battle over drought relief, a congressman urged local water leaders Monday to fight for funding for projects such as waste-water recycling and infrastructure repairs. Northern California Rep. Jared Huffman came to Southern California to push his $1.4 billion drought bill and find some common ground in what he called the state's water wars being waged in the halls of Sacramento and Washington. The San Rafael Democrat, former...
San Bernardino County weather expected to be hot with a chance of thunderstorms
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FIFA Women's World Cup
U.S. Women's World Cup team faces Germany today - when is it on TV?
LOS ANGELES (CNS) - Viewing parties for today's United States-Germany 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup semifinal game will be held at four locations in Los Angeles County and in Tustin in Orange County — and the match will be televised in both English and Spanish. The opening kickoff is set for 4 p.m from Montreal. The game will be televised in English by Fox, Channel 11, and in Spanish by cable's NBC Universo. The Los Angeles and Orange County watch...
Fugitive LAPD cop Henry Solis faces judge today
LOS ANGELES — A former Los Angeles police officer and Marine accused of fatally shooting a man following a fistfight in a Pomona bar, then fleeting to Mexico, is scheduled to be arraigned today. Henry Solis, 27, is charged with one count each of murder and assault with a firearm, along with an allegation that he personally discharged a handgun. He...


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James "Jim" Kautz, 72, of Billings, a courtesy driver for Denny Menholt, died Sunday, Dec. 29, 2013.
He was born March 30, 1941, to Thelma Hartung and Henry Kautz, who was killed in Normandy a short time later. He joined the Navy before graduating from Senior High School, serving from 1962 to 1966.
Survivors include his wife, Deanna Orelup Kautz; a brother, Mike Spear; a son, Kerry Kautz; and a daughter, Brenda.
A celebration of life was held Jan. 4 at the Vegas Hotel in Billings. Interment was in Yellowstone Veterans Cemetery. Arrangements were by Cremation & Funeral Gallery.
Condolences may be sent to 111 S. 35th St., Billings, MT 59101.
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Lisa Marie Frank, 45, an eligibility administrator at EBMS, died in her sleep, after a short illness, on Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2013, at her home in Billings.
She was born in Sidney on March 27, 1968, to Art and Marlene (Stroh) Frank. She was baptized and confirmed in St. Matthews Catholic Church in Sidney. She graduated from high school in Sidney in 1986. She graduated from Eastern Montana College, now Montana State University Billings, in 1991 with a Bachelor of Science degree in psychology.
She worked at Corporate Air for 15 years and for five years at Avitas before working for EBMS.
Survivors include her parents and a brother, Michael.
Memorial Mass was held Jan. 8 at St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic Church in Billings.
Donations may be made to the city of Billings Injured Animal Fund, which provides emergency veterinarian care for stray or lost pets (P.O. Box 1178, Billings, MT 59103). Arrangements are in the care of Dahl Funeral Chapel.
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Karen Kay (Glaser) Kemph, 61, who farmed and ranched with her husband, died at the RiverStone Hospice House in Billings on Dec. 31, 2013.
She was born in Billings to Norman and Fern Glaser on July 18, 1952. She and three siblings grew up near Huntley and Pompeys Pillar, where the family farmed and ranched. After she graduated from Huntley Project High School in Worden in 1970, she and her fiancé, Joe Kemph Jr., eloped.
They farmed and ranched in the Bighorn River Valley between Custer and Hardin. In 1985, they moved to farm and ranch in the Yellowstone River Valley near Custer.
The Kemph family attends the Seventh Day Adventist Church in Custer.
Survivors include her husband; two sons, Joe Q. Kemph III and Travis Lee Kemph; nine grandchildren; a brother, David Glaser of Camas, Wash.; Linda Glaser of Spokane, Wash.; and Susan Kuntz in Pompeys Pillar.
Services were Jan. 6 at the Seventh Day Adventist Church in Billings. Interment was in Custer Cemetery in Custer. Arrangements were by Cremation & Funeral Gallery.
Donations may be given to the Custer Cemetery and the Junction City Park.
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Sharon Lea (Kountz) Reather, 73, a stay-at-home mom who loved camping and boating, died Dec. 30, 2013.
She was born Feb. 6, 1940, the second of five children of Jack and Letha Kountz, and grew up in Brockway. On Feb. 14, 1959, she married Ron Reather.
She decorated her house at Christmas with a collection of more than 80 Christmas houses.
Survivors include her husband; sons, Larry and Jack; a daughter, Connie Schaff; four grandchildren; a great-grandson; a sister, Bev Eissinger; and brothers, Harv Kountz and Brad Kountz.
Services were held Jan. 4 at Cremation & Funeral Gallery.
Donations may be made to Rocky Mountain Hospice, 2110 Overland Ave., Suite 111, Billings, MT 59102.
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Bernard Ellsworth Barr, 73, who had worked more than 20 years in the commercial roofing business, died at RiverStone Hospice on Jan. 2, 2014, after suffering from Parkinson's disease for many years.
He was born Oct. 5, 1940, the youngest child of Russell and Ora (Shaffer) Barr. He graduated from Laurel High School and was a member of the Laurelaires. He attended the University of Montana and received a bachelor of arts degree from Rocky Mountain College.
He married Sharon Florey on May 25, 1963. They raised their children in Great Falls before returning to Billings in 1981.
Mr. Barr worked for Western Allied in Denver, Colo., in the commercial roofing business until retiring in 2008. He was active in running, handball, racquetball, squash and golf.
Survivors include his wife; a daughter, Cindy Ciciora of Spring Lake, N.C.; a son, Kent; two grandsons; and sisters, Trevie Livingston of La Vern, Calif., and Bonnie Latham of Laurel.
A celebration of life will be held in the spring. The guestbook is at www.yourtribute.com.
Donations may be made to the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research or the National Parkinson's Foundation.
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Esther Weber Reiter, 86, formerly of Bozeman and Sun City, Ariz., died Jan. 1, 2014, at Tender Nest Assisted Living.
Survivors include children, Connie Morse of Surprise, Ariz., Jorgie Nerada of Phoenix, Ariz., Valerie Cover of Cody, Wyo., and Nancy Wandler of Billings; and five grandchildren.
At her request, no services will be held. Arrangements were by Cremation & Funeral Gallery.
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Esther Elizabeth Hoffman Ackerman, 93, died Friday, Dec. 27, 2013, at Tender Nest Assisted Living in Laurel.
She was born Feb. 17, 1920, in Garden City, Kan., the oldest of five children of Jake and Elizabeth Schaefer Hoffman. She moved with her farming family to the Wellington, Colo., area at age 9.
She married Rudolph Ackerman on Sept. 1, 1939, at Fort Collins, Colo. They ranched in the Buckeye area before moving to Grants Pass, Ore., in 1973.
Survivors include a daughter, Judy Coombs of Belfry; a sister, Helen Rommel of Sacramento, Calif.; and a brother, Harvey Hoffman of Denver, Colo.
No services were planned. Arrangements were by Cremation & Funeral Gallery in Billings.
Memorial contributions may be made to Applegate Community Church, Grants Pass, Ore., or the American Cancer Society.
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Loren A. Hayes, 60, died Dec. 25, 2013.
He was born May 7, 1953, to Gerald and Lauretta Hayes of Whitefish. He worked in Montana and moved to Billings, where he married his wife of 18 years, Janice Medicine Horse.
He enjoyed fishing, camping, horseshoes and poker.
Survivors include children from a previous marriage, Aren and Daniel Hayes.
Services are pending.
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Jean Nonette Halverson, 91, of Billings, died Tuesday, Nov. 12, 2013.
She was born June 15, 1992, in Rapid City, S.D., the only child of Jack and Gladys Harlow.
She was a Jehovah's Witness.
Survivors include children, Nonette of Billings, Jack of Spearfish, S.D., Patty Jo of Denver, Colo., and Joseph of Rapid City, S.D.; 10 grandchildren; 24 great-grandchildren; and seven great-great-grandchildren.
Burial will be in the Black Hills National Cemetery. Her family will have a gathering this spring to remember her. Arrangements are by Cremation & Funeral Gallery.
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Lillian E. Curtis, 96, of Billings, died Wednesday, Nov. 13, 2013.
She was born Aug. 13, 1917, in Donnybrook, N.D., to Edward and Ann King. She had four sisters. She married Joe Curtis.
Survivors include a son, Marvin of Acton.
Services were planned at the Busted Fork Ranch in Acton. Arrangements were by Cremation & Funeral Gallery.
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The other day, my daughter wrote me this note.
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"You've been getting really political lately" – My husband, in regards to my activity on Facebook, Twitter and yes, this blog.
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I'm Wired and Tom Cruise is Weird.
There are times when the rain comes. The clouds come. When it feels like the sky won't part long enough for any sun to peak through.
I have known times like this.
I was talking to a close friend the other day about depression, something her husband had gone through recently after some stressful stuff in their lives piled up too, too quickly to control.
"It's hard for me. I don't handle things that way. I'm not wired that way," she said, explaining that she wants to support him but finds it challenging, not understanding why he is handling their pressures so differently than her.
I understood completely. Before I was impacted by it, depression was just something Tom Cruise and Brooke Shields fought about (with a little intervention from Matt Lauer – boo-ya!). Depression was commercials that I forwarded on my DVR, sometimes catching the tail end of the ever reassuring "side effects include death, hysteria, inexplicable flatulence. In rare cases, liver, lung and rectal cancer have been reported."
I never really thought I was "wired" for depression either. I went through some raw and painful stuff in my childhood and throughout my twenties and almost made it through my early thirties unscathed.
But when it hit me for the first time in my life, after the birth of my first child, it took me a long time to find a way to climb out of it.
Some days I struggle with the climb.
Because I never thought I was predisposed to depression, I never understood what I was experiencing. The anxiety. The restlessness. The debilitating pains that started mysteriously shooting through my body, hurting my back. The overwhelming exhaustion – more exhausting than anything I had ever even felt throughout pregnancy.
I thought something must be wrong with me. And something was. But I was looking for answers that I could see. I took blood tests. Went through MRIs. Saw every specialist I could.
These days, after recognizing and understanding what I have, I am a lot better. I do think that sometimes when people exhibit mysterious illnesses which go undiagnosed or experience chronic pain, it can be a sign of depression. In some, not ALL cases.
I have stopped telling everyone at my Doctor's office to just go see a psychiatrist, because that was just plain disruptive.
I don't think any of us really know what we are wired for until we are faced with it.
I look out my windows at the clouds, glad that I can see the light beyond them.
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This is an old post, but I thought of it last night as I was in bed, bathed in darkness, right before my eyes closed.
Handsome in Pink
Let's make a law that gay people can have birthdays, but straight people get more cake – you know, to send the right message to kids. – Bill Maher
He also likes to wear his sister's plastic high heel shoes around the house and will carry her purse all sassy-like on his right shoulder.
Clip-clop. Clip-clop.
As we get ready for dinner and we ask him which cup he wants, it's always the purple one.
With flowers on it.
The other day our amazing Au Pair, Heather, went to pick up Nico from school. She was wearing this pink sweater with Red hearts on it. Here is what it looks like.
The first thing out of Nico's mouth when he saw Heather was, "Heather, I love your sweater. I just love it!" He brought his hands to his cheeks to express his enthusiasm as well.
One Week Later
It's been one week since the election. Some have wept tears of joy. Others have wept for other reasons. I would say that most of America has dealt with it the way you would expect, in a pretty straightforward, matter of fact way.
Amidst all of this though, there does seem to be a newly awoken anger. Perhaps it's an anger that's been here all along and has been fairly dormant. Perhaps my head has been so far up my own ass these days that I didn't notice.
That's possible too.
The anger just seems to have reached new levels.
Notwithstanding ignorant comments like the one from Bill O'Reilly which I wrote about last week, I feel like there is a volatility in the air. People remain highly sensitized and are clamoring to fight, to exchange words. To scream the loudest.
Guy Kawasaki, one of the most highly followed public figures in social media (former Chief Evangelist at Apple, Co-founder of Alltop.com) put a short post on LinkedIn about who he voted for (Obama) and why. The frenzy of comments that ensued in a "hate" fest on LinkedIn, a professional network where people look at your activity to see if they want to HIRE you, was ridiculous.
Wouldn't you want to be perceived well on a network like that? Why would you tarnish your image by engaging in hateful diatribe?
People just don't seem to care.
Not all, but yeah – a LOT.
The onslaught of hateful comments hasn't stopped post election. The recent article posted on Jezebel, documenting the onslaught of outrageous racist comments made by teens on Twitter where use of the "N" word is frequent. Some tweets have even wished an assassination upon the President. That kind of shit talking really scares me.
Like the Whitney Houston song, "I believe that children are our future" and if this speaks at all for what our future remotely looks like, we are royally screwed.
Innocent comments on Facebook seem to trigger heated discussions that quickly become about right vs. left, pro-life vs. pro-choice, my momma vs. your momma kind of shit in minutes.
Yesterday, an old high school friend of mine posted this:
I agree with him, that is sad. Other than expressing his sadness, no other sentiment was provided.
Which is why it made absolutely no sense when a friend commented back with "Ummm…have you seen the racist comments coming from the left?"
To which my friend responded very reasonably, "Racism doesn't know left or right."
I am glad he was mature about it because of course I got sucked into it, directly violating Facebook Rules 7 & 9 (At least!).
So what the heck is going on? I was not a big fan of George W. Bush, but there are lines on language I would never cross when speaking about the President, much less write them so publicly.
Are we all just becoming desensitized to the screaming and yelling across party lines? Have we gotten to a place where there are no longer boundaries of appropriateness in political discourse? I have been called an idiot, a moron, a socialist, a communist, a bitch all in this past week.
And that's been a good week.
Something's in the air and it's disquieting. I am telling you, I have heard the word "monkey" in reference to President Obama in the past few weeks than I have heard my whole life. And trust me, after Indiana Jones, I got asked about monkey brains a lot, so I have heard that word more than most Americans.
I don't know. Maybe I am just being overly sensitive. I don't think so though.
What are your feelings post election? What are some of the more ridiculous/sad/polarizing things you have heard? BTW – I don't care if you lean right or left. We want to know.
When You're Only Lonely
Your children are not your children.They are the sons and daughters of Life's longing for itself. They came through you but not from you and though they are with you yet they belong not to you. – Khalil Gibran
Remember the other day how I wrote about what a pain the ass my daughter is ? Well I kind of left out something really important.
It's that while I can recognize that she can be a bit "much" sometimes, I literally ache when I watch her trying to play with other kids and being ignored, rebuffed or made fun of.
It's a terrible feeling.
I love our neighborhood. I really do. One of the reasons we moved here was because we wanted to be close to other families and around lots of kids.
John and I had just gotten married when we moved to this house and so most of our neighbors had a head start on us. There were already lots of kids running around, playing basketball, riding bikes, kicking balls around.
An idyllic setting for us as we started a young family.
On our street, Shaila is the youngest of the girls. And though some kids will play with her when there aren't better options around, she gets dropped like a hot potato as soon as someone older or someone "cooler" comes along for her playmate to join.
It's hard. I see her face. I see the loneliness in it. She usually will look bewildered when she is abandoned, not realize even sometimes that the girls are "hiding" from her trying to avoid her completely and making fun of her.
She will usually go back to doing whatever it was that she was doing with her friend a second before, but this time alone. Drawing with chalk is her favorite – and sit by herself, lost in her own world as she draws away.
I try to not let it bother me. Telling myself that this is just a phase and things must be better at school, or that this is just what happens to the youngest kid who doesn't have an older sibling to defend her. And somehow, it's easier that she doesn't seem to know when she is being mocked, that the sarcasm from the older girls is sometimes lost on her.
Or maybe she does get it.
The other day, I was cuddling in bed with her when she started crying. She had gone over to a friend's house and asked her to play outside and the friend had slammed the door in Shaila's face.
Me: Baby, why didn't you tell me?
Shaila: I don't know.
She shrugged. I looked into her big brown eyes. I found myself wavering between wanting to knock somebody out and just crying with her. I knew both options would be wrong.
1) You should never want to get in a smack down with someone less than the age of ten when you are my age
2) I couldn't let her see me cry
I think if you have had a normal childhood, you remember those moments of insecurity and isolation. The moment when you were the new kid in a group or you were trying to get up enough courage to go start a conversation with a new friend. You remember the times you might have been made fun of or teased and you remember how much it might have hurt.
Do you remember the kids in middle and high school who got it the worst? I always remember this boy named Carlos. He was honestly the cutest thing, looking back at him. But most kids saw him as an annoying little peanut. A peanut with an opinion, who wasn't shy to speak his mind and didn't sit docilely in the corner.
Carlos got made fun of all the time. I remember one day a taller boy spit in his hair and how hysterical everybody thought it was. I remember how one day, one of the most popular boys in our class shoved him into a locker and locked him in it. Again, it was all just hysterical.
I never laughed. But I didn't really say much to defend Carlos and other kids like him when I was younger. I remember one time, I did rush to defend someone and was told "to mind my own business, you stupid Hindu," and then being laughed at myself. I still would defend other kids, but with the knowledge that I could be as quickly attacked.
I look at Shaila and wonder, is she going to be like Carlos? What if she WERE to be singled out like that? What kind of mother would I be? What kind of fortitude would I have to get her through it as unblemished as possible?
Yesterday, I was cooking in the kitchen when John walked in. He informed me that while Shaila had been playing with her friends, better alternatives had come along and she had been dropped again, just minutes after she had rushed into our house, asking for juice boxes for all of her buddies.
He said she just stood there with the juice boxes after she ran out and her friends were gone.
Shaila: But I just brought them drinks…
I finished up what I was doing, wanting to keep my daughter company. I didn't need to. Another girl on our block, a really sweet girl a few years older than Shaila, came over and played with her, almost like she knew that my daughter needed a friend. Shaila gave her one of the drinks. Maybe this sweet child had seen the other girl run off, hiding behind an SUV with a few older girls and laughing at my daughter.
Regardless of her reasons, I was grateful as I heard my daughter's laughter. Her sweet little giggle as the older girl told her jokes and made her laugh.
She's gonna be alright. As long as I keep hearing the sound of her laughter, I know that much to be true.
"I don't remember who said this, but there really are places in the heart you don't even know exist until you love a child." – Ann Lamott
Do you remember feeling bullied or left out as a child? What kind of wisdom would you hope to impart to your child to make sure they are not instigators, or to help them heal if they are the ones being hurt?
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Proof that Bill O'Reilly Will Always be an Asshat
Ok, y'all. (Yes, I know I am an Indian girl from New Jersey, but I have lived in Virginia long enough to say y'all).
I have not said much about the election this year. I have gotten annoyed at Facebook friends that have also been acting like asshats trying to shove their political beliefs down my throat and talking ignorant shit about BOTH candidates. I know, I know, let's move FORWARD.
Ok, I will. I promise. Just give me a second to say something first.
Bill O'Reilly has said something to upset me.
What? Bill O'Reilly? Stop the effing presses. Are you kidding me? When has he ever said anything offensive before? I will give you this, next to Glenn Beck and Ann Coulter, he looks like Gandhi, but still.
Bill. Said. Something. Questionable.
Now the only reason I am not saying that it's "questionable" versus outright racist, ignorant, blatantly hostile, borderline hate-mongering is because of this. THIS.
People. Well, some people think I am overreacting.
What? Me, overreact? I am like the Dalai Lama. What the HELL are they talking about? I epitomize what the person who invented the saying "cool as a cucumber" was thinking, when they were eating that cucumber.
If you are not going to watch the video, here is the quote that he made when asked why Romney did not win the election.
"The white establishment is now the minority," he added. "The voters, many of them, feel this economic system is stacked against them and they want stuff. You're gonna see a tremendous Hispanic vote for President Obama. Overwhelming black vote for President Obama. And women will probably break President Obama's way. People feel that they are entitled to things — and which candidate, between the two, is going to give them things?"
I am not questioning any comments around demographics here. In fact, I will confirm the following:
Did Anybody Ever See "The Ring"?
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Their preliminary cost-cutting proposals, which now total an estimated $233,000, include unplugging a cable television in the school district bus garage, yanking pay phones from the schools and reducing frequency of trash pickup.
Monday, Warrensburg School District Business Manager Kevin Polunci told board members that State Aid would likely decrease $356,847 for the 2009-10 school year from its present $19.5 million spending plan.
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