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INDIANAPOLIS — Thursday, the Indiana High School Athletic Association held its drawing for softball sectional brackets to take place the week of May 23-28.
Among those drawn, three Whitley County teams found out their fate.
In two sectional tournaments, local teams will play the opening game.
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WABASH — For a third season in a row, Whitko girls' track and field had to settle for second place at the Three Rivers Conference meet.
Thursday at Southwood High School, the Lady Wildcats had Wabash beat them for a third consecutive season 124-106 for the conference crown.
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COLUMBIA CITY — The one certain result of Thursday evening's golf match between the host Columbia City Eagles and the New Haven Bulldogs was that one of the two teams was going to get its first Northeast Hoosier Conference win.
Which of the teams that would be was still in doubt after the first four golfers for each team turned in their score cards.
The No. 5 player for the Eagles carded a team-leading 43 to give the Eagles a 179-185 victory at the Links of Eagle Glen.
COLUMBIA CITY — Thursday's tennis match at the DeVol Field courts was a good news bad news story for the host Columbia City Lady Eagles.
The bad news was that City lost to the visiting No. 22 ranked Carroll Lady Chargers 5-0.
The good news was that the Lady Eagles finished their best season in recent memory with a third-place finish in the Northeast Hoosier Conference.
AKRON — The runs were not hard to come by in Whitko softball's road trip to Tippecanoe Valley Thursday.
Combining for 32 runs, the two rivals had a 10-run mercy rule decide the winner in five innings.
Whitko was on the winning side of the rule 21-11.
Columbia City catcher Derek Lamle runs back to home plate after a meeting on the mound with infielders and pitcher Connor Reed, second from right. The Eagles played host to defending NHC and state champion Carroll Thursday and fell to the Chargers 18-4.
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Churubusco middle school track and field played host to West Noble Thursday. From left, Seth Brown and Skylar Chambliss of 'Busco set for a long distance event. The Eagles went on to beat the Chargers 60-49 while the Lady Eagles fell by one point to the Lady Chargers 52-51.
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FORT WAYNE — Following its first loss in the Northeast Hoosier Conference, Columbia City softball looked to avoid slipping from conference title contention at Carroll Wednesday.
Despite 12 strikeouts on the mound, junior Lady Eagles' pitcher Cassie Vodde couldn't outlast the Lady Chargers late.
A two-out RBI single by Emily Catanzarite in the bottom of the sixth inning helped Carroll hand Columbia City a 3-1 loss.
NORTH MANCHESTER — A swing in the third inning set the pace for Whitko baseball on the road at Manchester Wednesday.
Senior Alex Winger took Whitko from one down to one up on a two-run homer. The lead was never lost as Wildcats' pitcher Alex Stoddard finish off a 7-2 win over the Squires.
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Tuesday night the Eagle boys and girls competed in the Northeast Hoosier Conference track meet.


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The New Orleans Saints activated defensive end Will Smith as part of series of roster moves by the team, the Times-Picayune reported Saturday. Smith was temporary relieved from his suspension for his role in the team's "bounty" scandal. Judges lifted the suspensions of four players involved on Friday. The Saints also got roster exemptions for linebackers Barrett Ruud and Jonathan Vilma, who was also originally under suspension in the scandal. New Orleans also released wide receiver Adrian Arrington and fullback Korey Hall, and placed rookie offensive tackle Marcel Jones on injured reserve. The Saints open the season Sunday against the Washington Redskins.
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for my sketchbook i am supposed to find examples of proportion in art. our teacher gave us examples like da vinci's renaissance man, a painting by goya a believe (the fat family one), something with a large fish and a small boat.
i need to find some other examples of artworks that art out of proportion, or the subjects are out of proportion, or it completely lacks proportion. any piece of known art with objects out of proportion would be great. thanks. ive been looking for about 3 hours now.
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He has a HUGE head. Totally out of proportion.
But when you look at it from standing, because you are looking up and his head is a fair distance away, it looks perfectly in proportion.
But in actuality, it definatly isnt, to account for the perspective effect when viewed from below.
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speaking of sculpture and porportions, check some of Rodin's work. He cheated his proportions for various reasons. Some say because he was accused of having too perfect proportions (?!?!?) and cheated with casted bodies, thus he decided to 'tweak' the proportions of his pieces. Another theory is that he changed the proportions to have an even more dramatic dynamism in his art. I prefer the second.


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WHAT'S NEXT; Drip, Drip, Zap: Electrical Current From Flowing Water
By IAN AUSTEN
Published: January 1, 2004
MOST people are familiar with how water can be used to make electricity. Allow it to flow downhill past the blades of a turbine, turning them as it rushes by. Attach the turbine to a generator, and power is generated -- hydroelectric power, the kind produced by the megawatt at dams around the world.
But there is another, far less familiar way of generating electricity from the movement of water. Dripping it through microscopic channels -- the kind found by the hundreds of thousands in a standard ceramic laboratory filter, say -- creates a buildup of positive and negative charges. Tap into these charges with electrodes, and current will flow.
Researchers at the University of Alberta in Canada have made such an electrical generator, inserting a filter into the bottom of a beaker, attaching two coils of wire to the filter to serve as electrodes, and filling the beaker with water.
Unfortunately, the amount of electricity produced by this ''electrokinetic'' method is extremely small -- it won't do much more than nudge the needle of an extremely sensitive voltage meter. But the researchers say the method holds promise and may someday be used to power small electronic devices. If the materials can be successfully scaled up to giant proportions, they say, it might even be used to build power plants free of both pollution and moving parts.
Larry W. Kostiuk, a professor of mechanical engineering at the university and the co-author of a recent paper on the water generator, said the process would never overtake conventional ways of making electricity, including electrochemical batteries. But he added, ''We find it exciting that we have revived an area of science that's been forgotten.''
Edmonton, site of the University of Alberta campus, is better known for its links to the oil and gas industry than for research on alternative sources of energy. Until recently Dr. Kostiuk's research in his department was devoted to studying flares used at oil wells to burn surplus gases.
But after Dr. Kostiuk agreed during a sabbatical to become the chairman of the mechanical engineering department, he realized that he had one shortcoming for his new post. ''I was a bit of a lab rat,'' he said. ''I wasn't the most social of people. So when I came back I thought I had to find out what everybody was doing in the department.''
Dr. Kostiuk began stopping by the offices of other faculty members, asking them to explain their work. A particularly long session unfolded with Daniel Y. Kwok, an assistant professor who studies the interaction between materials at the molecular level as part of his research into nanotechnology. Like other researchers in that field, he measures voltage changes caused by the interaction of liquids with solids.
To Dr. Kwok, such measurements were mostly a way to study the interactions, not experiments in generating electricity. But Dr. Kostiuk was interested in the electrical characteristics of the interaction.
''If you draw current, does it kill the whole system? Does it start strong but drop off rapidly?'' Dr. Kostiuk recalled asking. ''The more I asked Daniel these and other questions, the more uncertain he was about what the voltage characteristics would be.''
In an effort to address those questions, Dr. Kwok had a graduate student search through scientific papers. When the student came up empty-handed, the filter-in-the-beaker experiment was born. ''It was a really, really bad experiment,'' Dr. Kostiuk said. ''I'm not sure the best way to build electrodes is by just coiling up a few inches of wire.''
But the experiment did show that the water passing through the pores generated a current. As has long been known, the movement of water past a solid like the filter causes ions on the filter's surface to become negatively charged, while adjacent ions in the water are positively charged. The experiment revealed that the tiny channels of the ceramic filter -- it had about 450,000 -- align the ions to create a negative end and a positive end, allowing a current to flow.
Despite the crudeness of their materials (Dr. Kostiuk said the filter used in the experiment was chosen only because it was at hand), the researchers found that several factors affected the electricity that emerged from their no-moving-parts generator. In particular, the type of water used made a significant difference.
Distilled water, which has relatively few ions, created higher voltages but very little current in comparison with Edmonton's tap water. Salt water made lower voltages but higher current. Perhaps more important, the experiment suggested that the easiest way to create more power is simply to run more water through more microchannels like the openings in the filter.
After their paper -- whose authors also included two graduate students, Jun Yang and Fuzhi Lu -- appeared in the November issue of The Journal of Micromechanics and Microengineering, Dr. Kostiuk became aware that the concept of using water and tiny channels to create electricity had been proposed in 1964 by J. Fletcher Osterle, a professor of mechanical engineering at Carnegie Mellon University.
Dr. Osterle raised the idea in a paper that dealt mostly with an effect that is the opposite of the one proposed by the Alberta team: how, by applying electricity, the electrokinetic effect could be used to make water flow.
While electrokinetic pumps that move liquids without any moving parts are now in common use for testing drugs, the study of electrokinetic generation seems to have all but vanished.
Although Dr. Kostiuk cautions that much research remains to be done, he suggested that electrokinetic generation on a small scale might someday be used to power micro-electro-mechanical systems, or MEMS, microscopic machines that are fabricated by using silicon chip technologies.
At the other extreme, he said it might be possible to dribble huge quantities of water -- perhaps at a treatment plant -- through an enormous porous surface to create significant amounts of power. The low efficiency of the current beaker generator, however, would have to be vastly improved to make either use possible.
Ernest F. Hasselbrink Jr., an assistant professor of mechanical engineering at the University of Michigan who has long studied electrokinetic pumping, recently turned his attention to using the effect for power generation. While he thinks it has potential for powering small objects, he said the extremely high efficiency of dynamos will probably doom any efforts to create electrokinetic power plants.
''I can't think of any situation where you have a large amount of water and you can't install a turbine,'' Dr. Hasselbrink said.
But Dr. Kostiuk said there was a good precedent for novel forms of power generation that ultimately overcome initial skepticism and shortcomings: solar panels. ''Photovoltaics were a curiosity with amazingly poor efficiency until the U.S. space program needed them,'' he said.
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Ventura completes three rounds of Channel League boys basketball unbeaten
As soon as his 3-pointer spun into the basket, Nick Rudolph sprinted to the opposite end of the court.
The Ventura High junior forward waited and timed his jump perfectly to emphatically swat a shot attempt into the stands as the buzzer sounded to end the third quarter.
Playing with an extra pep in his step, Rudolph helped key a second-half surge as the Ventura High boys' basketball team defeated Buena 72-53 on Thursday night at Ventura College.
"It is the camaraderie that really gets my blood pumping," said Rudolph, who finished with 12 points, 10 rebounds, six assists and six blocked shots. "The Buena crowd cheers just as loud as us and that fuels it more. My adrenaline starts going and nothing stops it."
Ventura (24-2, 12-0), ranked No. 1 in CIF-Southern Section Division 2-AA, completed Channel League play undefeated and swept Buena (14-11, 7-5) in their three meetings this season. It marks the fourth league title in the last seven years for the Cougars.
"It's a great milestone to go undefeated in our league. I don't think it gets enough respect," Ventura head coach Dan Larson said. "It's a grinder. I haven't slept in a month trying to get ready for all these teams. They are tough to beat."
The rivalry game had no impact on the standings. Ventura had already secured first place, Buena had already secured second place and both had secured playoff berths.
But bragging rights is always on the line, and is the reason fans pack the gym to watch.
Ventura embarked on a 13-0 run spanning the first and second quarters to take a 23-10 lead.
But Buena gradually chipped away and trimmed the deficit to 30-26 by halftime on four straight free throws from Matt Berg and Connor McGuire.
Ventura took full control of the game midway through a third quarter that featured several highlight-reel plays.
During one sequence that had the crowd buzzing, the teams combined for high-flying blocked shots near the backboard on three straight possessions.
Three minutes later, Jared Wilson converted the shot of the night on a circus layup with his left hand while being fouled.
Ventura outscored Buena 22-11 in the third quarter and 42-27 overall in the second half.
"We talked at halftime about teamwork and about being unselfish and playing better defense and they took it to heart," Larson said. "I thought the second half we played Ventura basketball. In the first half, we didn't do that."
Dustan Neary scored 12 points and grabbed 10 rebounds for Ventura. Jon McMurry had 11 points while Corey Quintana and Dylan Houck each scored 10.
Spencer Smith led Buena with 14 points. Berg added 11 and Roger Reyes finished with 10.
Despite the loss, Buena is still guaranteed to finish with its first winning season since 2002-03.
"I extremely proud of my guys," Buena head coach Craig Williams said. "Before the season, if someone had said we would come in second place and beat Dos Pueblos and San Marcos two out of three times, I would have said, 'Great. We will take it.' It's nice not to have to back into the playoffs and get an at-large bid."
Ventura enter playoffs riding a seven-game winning streak, and hopes of securing another title in the near future.
"It was really important for all our seniors to finish the season strong," Rudolph said. "We wanted to go into CIF with a clean slate and no losses in the Channel League."
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ESCONDIDO: Some children say library closure hurt grades, feeling of safety
Escondido's closure of the East Valley library branch last year cost many young city residents a crucial place to do homework, read books and feel safe after school, according to a survey of public school students conducted recently by Cal State San Marcos.
Twenty percent of the nearly 500 East Valley students surveyed said loss of the branch, which the City Council closed to help balance the city's budget, had negatively affected their grades. And 68 percent said the library's main branch downtown couldn't adequately serve their needs because it's nearly three miles from their neighborhood.
Escondido's Future, a group of local volunteers focused on quality of life, said the survey shows city leaders should prioritize reopening the branch as soon as possible because so many young people depended on it so much.
"The closure has meant that many students no longer have a good place to do their homework and receive assistance with schoolwork," said Mel Takahara, a leader of Escondido's Future, which helped the university conduct the survey. "Many are now without any access to the library's collection of books and media, and the closure has left many students feeling much less safe."
Takahara said the survey also showed that city plans to partly reopen the 12,000-square-foot branch this fall as a 1,500-square-foot computer lab wouldn't solve the problem nearly as effectively as city leaders have said.
"The data reveal a very different picture," said Takahara. "Whereas 37 percent of the students said they went to the branch for access to computers and the Internet, more than twice as many ---- 77 percent ---- said they went to the library to check out books."
Mayor Sam Abed, who's been defending the city's decision since the branch closed in June 2011, said many of the survey results were impressive.
"There's no question about the merits of having a branch library anywhere in the city," said Abed, noting that the western, northern and southern parts of the city have never had branches. "We wish we could have a library branch in every neighborhood. But the question is how would reopening this branch affect the financial stability of the city."
Abed said city finances weren't healthy enough to consider reviving the branch, which accounted for about $200,000 of the city's $75 million annual budget. He said pension debt and the state's elimination of redevelopment revenue had shrunk the city's reserves and put Escondido in jeopardy.
He also said the computer lab would help close much of the gap students were experiencing since the closure. And he questioned whether the main branch was truly an inadequate option, noting that 67 percent of students said they were dropped off at the library in a vehicle other than a municipal bus.
But Doug Paulson, a teacher at Orange Glen High who helped conduct the survey, said the 33 percent of students who got to the branch some other way had been affected disproportionately by the closure.
"That few miles away is worlds away if you're walking or on a skateboard," said Paulson. "When the library branch closed, it was a hot topic around here, with many students asking if we could keep the campus library open more hours."


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Kansas State athletic director John Currie announced the athletic department's budget for the fiscal year 2016 on Tuesday — presenting a balanced budget of $70.1 million — in his regular letter to fans.
Kansas State's Kim Williamson cleared 5-11.50 on her way to a second straight Jamaican National Senior Championships high jump title — while several other current Wildcat track and field athletes competed at the USATF Outdoor Track & Field Championships.
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BLUE RAPIDS — A tiny library in Blue Rapids recently underwent big changes upon completion of an addition to the original one-room, 700-square-foot building.
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A Turtle Creek woman is accused of swindling another woman from her church out of nearly $300,000 in gifts, like designer purses and diamond jewelry, by saying it was God's will.
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Tarentum police arrested a man accused in a string of robberies in Allegheny County.
Local Man Invents Smartphone Mount As Cheaper Alternative To GoPros
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Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Director Addresses Local Ebola Fears
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FRESNO, Calif. (AP) — A man is being held in isolation at a Central California jail on allegations he has refused to submit to an exam to check for tuberculosis.
The Fresno Bee reports that 59-year-old Steven Reyes was scheduled to be arraigned remotely from his Fresno County jail cell Wednesday, but a judge had difficulty hearing him and continued the hearing until Monday. He is facing a misdemeanor charge.
According to court records, Reyes was deemed a sexually violent predator and committed to a state hospital in December. Authorities say he has since shown symptoms of TB disease, the active, contagious form of the illness. But they say he has refused to take a chest X-ray to determine whether he has the condition.
Reyes' case is similar to one in San Joaquin County, where authorities arrested 25-year-old Eduardo Rosas Cruz last month on charges he has refused TB treatment.
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CitationsClemons JL, et al. (2004). Patient satisfaction and changes in prolapse and urinary symptoms in women who were fitted successfully with a pessary for pelvic organ prolapse. American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 190(4): 1025–1029.Other Works ConsultedLiang CC, et al. (2004). Pessary test to predict postoperative urinary incontinence in women undergoing hysterectomy for prolapse. Obstetrics and Gynecology, 104(4): 795–800.Weber AM, Richter HE (2005). Pelvic organ prolapse. Obstetrics and Gynecology, 106(3): 615–634.
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This is a guest post written by Maya van Rossum, the Delaware Riverkeeper
I have often heard from my educator husband that power companies will pay for the creation and printing of textbooks so they can rewrite history about the impacts of their industry. Now it looks like the state of Pennsylvania is getting in on the act, this time possibly brainwashing middle schoolers about clean energy.
The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (PA DEP) has announced a new program called KEEP, which stands for "Keystone Energy Education Program." The agency describes KEEP as a "series of free workshops, geared to middle school building teams" where "participants will learn about and explore energy issues."
While I believe children as young as middle school should be thinking about the serious issues surrounding energy development, I am concerned about any political agenda being a part of the programming. I question the ability of the PA DEP to provide good information about the most beneficial energy options for present and future generations.
Michael Krancer, who recently left the position of PA DEP Secretary, is on record questioning the level of scientific understanding and agreement regarding climate change: "There is no uniformity within the scientific community on how much the warming is occurring," said Krancer to State Impact. "And there's no agreement about how much is attributable to the human part of it and how much is attributable to other factors."
E. Christopher Abruzzo, the Acting Secretary of PA DEP, is not on record as a climate change denier. In fact, he has no record on environmental issues at all. Abruzzo may be an able prosecutor (he served previously in the Attorney General's office), but he has no environmental expertise. Abruzzo is Governor Corbett's man at PA DEP. He remains in the role as the Governor's Deputy Chief of Staff, even as he assumes the role of Acting Secretary at PA DEP, and was recently nominated by Corbett to assume the leadership of DEP permanently.
There are good people at PA DEP trying hard to protect Pennsylvania's natural resources. However, budget cuts have drastically reduced staffing levels, and the hands of regulators have been tied by permitting windows that don't allow time for thoughtful consideration of environmental impacts. Individuals are afraid of losing their jobs if their decisions delay pet projects of connected corporations. If the recent leadership at the agency is any example, I'm afraid I see the potential for KEEP to be used to indoctrinate a new generation into supporting the current administration's short-sighted path for our energy future: reliance on shale gas.
The DEP description of KEEP is that it "will focus on teaching about and tracking energy efficiency in the school building and in the homes of the community." Of the eight topics planned for the "full day energy workshop," two are energy extraction technologies and electricity generation technologies, which include geologic resource extraction and renewable resources. This mean that shale gas and fracking are clearly among the priority areas of their clean energy focus.
The recent effort by the PA DEP to delete a peer reviewed paper by Dr. Robert Howarth, the David R. Atkinson Professor of Ecology and Environmental Biology at Cornell University, from a state report on how Pennsylvania will be impacted by climate is yet another example of why PA DEP's KEEP program should be received with skepticism. Dr. Howarth's published paper challenges the assertion that natural gas is not a significant contributor to climate change and suggests that that it could be as harmful a contributor to climate change as coal.
Education is about providing facts, science and well-rounded information and helping students to become critical thinkers with the capability to assess and analyze data. If PA DEP is not allowing its own documents to include studies with which it disagrees for political reasons and has among its leadership climate change deniers, how can it be trusted to educate our children about energy options in a fair and balanced way?
Since the 2008-2009 fiscal year, PA DEP's annual budget had been slashed by one-third. Rather than investing in programs for educators who are already trained and capable of creating their own energy curricula, perhaps PA DEP should invest its limited resources in enforcing our environmental protection laws and carrying out environmental protection programs. Investing in strong environmental programs would better serve the goal of safeguarding our children's health and future.
Maya van Rossum is the Delaware Riverkeeper, the spokesperson for and leader of the Delaware Riverkeeper Network (DRN), a nonprofit environmental organization and vital force in the preservation, protection and restoration of the Delaware River Watershed. She heads a team of dedicated staff and volunteers who monitor the river throughout the Watershed's four states and who advocate, educate and litigate for protection, restoration and change. Learn more at Delaware Riverkeeper.
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I know Rockefeller pushed for public education so there would be the skills corporate employers needed available, but this kind of propaganda brainwashing seems like taking it too far
I went to school in Austria for a little while just before the end of the war. I know how education can be skewed by the powers that be. Looks like the powers that be are no better in Pennsylvania are no better. That's how pigheaded idiots are created that will be just as pigheaded as the powers that be.
Deepest apologies to pigs, as they are intelligent animals.
This is why there is a lot to be said for teaching the 3Rs and then having students do library research reports on a wide variety of subjects--about half recommended by government, half students choice of topic.
Children should be engaging in green issues from the youngest age possible, and then right through their lives.
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Haven't the Republicans done enough to damage education without adding this to it ????
The last thing we want to do is keep kids in the dark about clean energy lest they end up like the environmental, hating, science doubting, cliamte change denying, pro-corporate elitists we refer to as Republicans. Clean energy and renewable energy resources are the only way to go. Mother Nature can only take so much of man's indifference and punishment.
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That has upset some folks in Arizona, which makes sense. The Dodgers had already been asked not to return to the field after celebrating in the clubhouse, yet they did so anyway.
"I think it's tired and disrespectful," D-backs infielder Willie Bloomquist said of the dip in the pool. "It's surprising because they have a lot of veteran guys on that team that I thought were classier than that."
Bloomquist, though, made sure to give credit to the Dodgers for winning the division. But that does not mean he's happy about how they've decided to celebrate.
"But there's a fine line between going overboard at someone else's place and doing that, I think," he added. "But what are we going to do about it? There's not much we can do about it now. They've clinched the division this year, but if that's how they're going to act and be classless, that's their gig, that's their clubhouse. I just think it's disrespectful and classless."
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