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LISBON - Robert O. McNeil is running as a write in candidate for Lisbon Town Council.
Mr. McNeil served as the Lisbon town supervisor and as a member of the county legislature in the 1980s before being elected county treasurer in 1986. He served as the county treasurer until 2010.
Mr. McNeil, a lifelong resident of Lisbon and U.S. Navy veteran, said he hopes to help keep Lisbons nice, community atmosphere.
I thought that I could help improve things, Mr. McNeil said. Lisbon is a nice community; I enjoy it. I thought that I could do my bit again.
As a write in candidate, Mr. McNeil said he has his work cut out for him.
You have to get people to write your name in, he said. Hopefully I can do that.
Mr. McNeil said he thoroughly enjoyed his time as town supervisor in the 1980s.
I always tell people that the town supervisors job was the best job Ive had politically, he said.
Mr. McNeil said his next step is to begin speaking with members of the community about voting for him.
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Three other people are vying for a position on the town council. There are currently two seats open; one held my Councilman Gary J. Jarvis and one held by Councilman Alan D. Dailey. Mr. Dailey is not seeking reelection.
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The synthetic marijuana known as Spice is no longer legal in Helper. The city council banned it in an ordinance passed unanimously Thursday.
The new law goes into effect on Nov. 19, but the product was promised to be gone from the shelves at Handy Mart by Monday morning. "The distributor told me it was legal, so I told him I would stock it. But now that it's illegal, it's gone," said proprietor Cindy Jaques. She said the removal would not hurt revenue at the Main Street store much.
Concern about the mixture has been growing nationwide because it produces the same effect as real marijuana but with potential hallucinogenic effects. Spice is also branded as K-2, Black Mamba, Puff or Sugar Sticks but all these products have the same basic composition: a mixture of aromatic herbs and spices, laced with a synthetic cannabinoid.
Cannabis is the active ingredient in pot. Unlike the organic weed, the synthetics can be more highly concentrated. The designer drug also lacks some of the natural anti-hallucinogens of marijuana, according to some reports. This has reportedly led to cases of bad craziness in some users.
Several other Utah cities have already banned Spice, as have the Armed Forces.
The attraction of Spice is that it is not yet outlawed by the state or federal governments. It also does not show up in urinalysis so routine drug screening will not catch it. The Utah Legislature may consider a law banning the substance at its next session.
"The substance" is not an entirely correct way of describing Spice and similar products. Since these are synthetic compounds, it's not difficult for a chemist to alter bits and pieces of a molecule to produce a chemical with a new structure and a new name. For that reason, the Helper ordinance names 10 separate pounds, one natural plant (Salvia divinorum), and has two catch-all provisions banning any new chemicals related to the ones mentioned.
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On Dec. the Carbon swim team traveled to Juan Diego for a meet against four other region eight teams. Carbon only had nine girls and nine boys participate, but they still did well. The Carbon boy's placed third with 257 points.
The Dino girl's placed fifth with 199 points. Delta just edged them out by two points. The Carbon girls had one DQ. If they wouldn't have gotten the DQ for an early take off, the outcome would have been different.
In the first event of the day the Carbon girl's relay took sixth. In the 200 IM, Dallen Garvin placed sixth with Randy Slane grabbing seventh and Tim Neilson taking eighth. All three improved their times.
The 50 free had Carbon's Nannie Lowe in eigth. And for the boy's 50 free,Kyle Hicken also placed eighth.
Megan Barnett finished seventh in the girls 100 fly. Katie Torres ,who had never swam this stroke before ,placed eighth. Dallen Garvin landed fourth and Randy Slane grabbed seventh in the boy's 100 fly.
Boy's 100 free saw Brett Davis in fifth, Kyle Hicken in seventh and Jed Prettyman taking ninth. Davis and Hicken both improved their time.
In the 500 free Jill Malone finished fourth and Nannie Lowe finished sixth.Ryan Slane finished fifth in the 500 even with his goggles completely filled with water and unable to see the wall.
Carbon's boys 200 free relay finished fifth. There was not even a second difference between fourth and fifth place finishers.
In the 100 back Megan Barnett took fifth while in the boy's 100 back Tim Neilson was fourth and Kaeden Kulow finished sixth. In the 100 breast was Kenzie Mantz and Aysha Black. They didn't place for points but but still improved their times.
Boy's breast stroke had Dino Brett Davis finishing sixth and Jed Prettyman right behind in seventh
Finishing out the meet in the 400 free relay the girls took sixth and boys placed fourth.
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One of the ongoing issues that rears its ugly head from time to time is the actual fact of the matter. In point of fact (ugly word, I know) the Pats are 8th in the league rushing the football. That would be top 25% (although that's math which has never been a noteworthy strength of mine). I don't think that's a 'C' but perhaps I'm not being sufficiently analytical.
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WHO: Shu Pei Qin
WHAT: Photographed at the Alberta Ferretti F/W 12 show.
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WHAT: Arriving at the Derek Lam F/W 12 show
WEAR: Is it just us, or are models always toting the season's most covetable handbags? Take Belarusian model Anabela Belikava, for example. We came across the blonde bombshell backstage at the Derek Lam F/W 12 show, and were delighted to see Celine's drool-inducing Trapeze Bag ($1950) hanging on her arm. The divine color-block carrier serves as the perfect accompaniment to her neutral ensemble, made up of a white turtleneck, fur-lined coat, skinny jeans, and lace-up boots.
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WEAR: If we had to describe the perfect haute-biker look, we imagine it would resemble Valerija Kelava's outfit at the Derek Lam F/W 12 show. The brunette beauty killed it in a leather jacket and slim printed pants tucked into chocolate brown boots. Plus, we love the addition of her big buckle belt, which makes quite a statement sitting nonchalantly on her hips.
WHO: Roomey Strijd
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WEAR: It's official: Isabel Marant's wedge sneakers are the new model-off-duty wardrobe staple! During the F/W 12 Fashion Week, we spotted a slew of runway's elite sporting these cool kicks, but it was the way in which Roomey Strijd wore them backstage at the Peter Som F/W 12 show that was particularly inspiring. The Dutch model teamed her multi-colored pair, which is sadly no longer available, with Mango slim, dark-wash skinnies and a Rag & Bone sweater layered over a Zara tank for a clean and simple look we love.
WHO: Elsa Sylvan
WHAT: At the Alberta Ferretti F/W 12 show.
WEAR: If you're unsure of how to wear your floral-print pants this spring, perhaps you should look to Elsa Sylvan for some on-point guidance-her outfit is a definite winner in our book! The Swedish stunner impressed us with her edgier take on the popular spring trend, when she styled her garden-inspired Balenciaga pants with a black Miu Miu top, vintage gray zip-up sweatshirt, and Whyred men's boots. The result is a fresh masculine/feminine contrast we can't wait to emulate.
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WHAT: Hanging at the Peter Som F/W 12 show.
WEAR: Nothing says preppy chic like a crewneck sweater layered over a collared shirt, which might explain why we adore the outfit veteran catwalker Liu Wen wore to the Peter Som F/W 12 show. The look, which consisted of American Apparel's Cable Knit Pullover ($70) in Navy, Zara's Basic Herringbone Shirt ($40), Rag & Bone corduroy pants, and Balenciaga boots, is unfussy, ensuring Wen can run stylishly from show to show with ease.
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WHAT: Spotted at the Rag & Bone F/W 12 show.
WEAR: While not everyone can pull off an ensemble with rock 'n' roll insouciance, Brazilian beauty Aline Weber does so with aplomb. The model showed off her laid-back sartorial sensibilities at the Rag & Bone F/W 12 show, when she turned up in an effortless mix consisting of a graphic tee, red leather pants, and marbled knit sweater. To finish, Weber threw on a pair of high-fashion kicks, specifically Isabel Marant's wildly popular Internal Wedge Sneakers ($680), further accentuating her off-the-runway ensemble's cool-girl vibe.
WHO: Tian Yi
WHAT: Posing for the camera at the Alberta Ferretti F/W 12 show.
WEAR: We're crazy about the outfit Chinese model Tian Yi assembled for the Alberta Ferretti F/W 12 show, but can you blame us? The combination of her plaid button-up and utility jacket gives the look a great outdoorsy vibe, yet we love how she accessorized with Celine's classic flap bag, which immediately adds polish to her down-to-earth ensemble.-Jessica Baker
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GOFFSTOWN - Though it still felt like winter outside, Easter was the spring-like theme for the hundreds who gathered Saturday for the Easter Bunny Breakfast at Bartlett Elementary School.
The event, sponsored by Goffstown Primary Care and the Bartlett Elementary School PTO, has been a tradition in Goffstown for more than 20 years, and many who attended make it a point to mark the event annually on their calendars.
"We come every year," said Kristi Petri, who brought her children, Rylen and Delaney. "It's a lot of fun, we love it."
Maureen Sage, a Bartlett parent and a nurse at Goffstown Primary Care, said the breakfast is a good way to introduce the practice to parents and make it more visible in the community.
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The Lake Michigan Mass Balance (LMMB) began in 1994 and will be concluded in 2000. Four major chemicals are being studied including polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), atrazine (an agricultural herbicide), trans-nonachlor (a pesticide), and mercury. The Lake Michigan Mass Balance is helping us understand where these chemicals are entering the Lake and what happens to them as they move through the ecosystem. This study will identify relative pollutant loads from rivers, air deposition, and sediment resuspension, and will allow us to predict the benefits associated with reducing loads. Within these pages you will learn about the fate of toxic chemicals in Lake Michigan, you will gain insight on the cutting-edge science used in doing a mass balance, and you will begin to understand the complexities of managing one aspect of a large-scale ecosystem.
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Section 4205 of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) states that companies with over 20 restaurants or vending machines must post nutrition content for standard menu items, and that vending machines must "provide a sign in close proximity to each article of food or the selection button that includes a clear and conspicuous statement disclosing the number of calories contained in the article."
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Talking Heads fans will flock to this book. Bicycle enthusiasts will shove each other out of the way to get the first copy. But it's the cyclists who are also Talking Heads fans that you really have to watch out for, because they're going to be unstoppable in their quest to acquire Bicycle Diaries. And once they've devoured it, they're going to stampede back for 10 copies to give away to friends and loved ones. Yes, it's that good!
"Byrne, best known as the leader of the iconic new wave band Talking Heads, is an avid urban cyclist. Bicycling — meandering, exploring, just getting from place to place — has become his 'panoramic window' on life around the globe. He explains: 'Through this window I catch glimpses of the mind of my fellow man, as expressed in the cities he lives in.'" Damian Kilby, The Oregonian (read the entire Oregonian review)
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A renowned musician and visual artist presents an idiosyncratic behind-the-handlebars view of the world's cities.
Since the early 1980s, David Byrne has been riding a bike as his principal means of transportation in New York City. Two decades ago, he discovered folding bikes and started taking them on tour. Byrne's choice was made out of convenience rather than political motivation, but the more cities he saw from his bicycle, the more he became hooked on this mode of transport and the sense of liberation it provided. Convinced that urban biking opens one's eyes to the inner workings and rhythms of a city's geography and population, Byrne began keeping a journal of his observations and insights.
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"Byrne is fascinated by cities, especially as visited on a trusty fold-up bicycle, and in these random musings over many years while cycling through such places as Sydney, Australia; Manila, Philippines; San Francisco; or his home of New York, the former Talking Head, artist and author (True Stories) offers his frank views on urban planning, art and postmodern civilization in general. For each city, he focuses on its germane issues, such as the still troublingly clear-cut class system in London, notions of justice and human migration that spring to mind while visiting the Stasi Museum in Berlin, religious iconography in Istanbul, gentrification in Buenos Aires and Imelda Marcos's legacy in Manila. In low-key prose, he describes his meetings with other artists and musicians where he played and set up installations, such as an ironic PowerPoint presentation to an IT audience in Berkeley, Calif. He notes that the condition of the roads reveals much about a city, like the impossibly civilized, pleasant pathways designed just for bikes in Berlin versus the fractured car-mad system of highways in some American cities, giving way to an eerie 'post apocalyptic landscape' (e.g., Detroit). While 'stupid planning decisions' have destroyed much that is good about cities, he is confident there is hope, in terms of mixed-use, diverse neighborhoods; riding a bike can aid in the survival of cities by easing congestion. Candid and self-deprecating, Byrne offers a work that is as engaging as it is cerebral and informative. (Sept.)" Publishers Weekly (Copyright Reed Business Information, Inc.)
"Byrne fans will enjoy this peek into the star's daily life." Kirkus Reviews
"The man who emerges from these pages is the type of person we'd all like to meet, just more observant than most. Enthusiastically recommended." Library Journal
"[S]ure to please fans of his music and personal photographs from his journeys, this is a loving tribute to the bicycle and world travel." Booklist
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In his entertaining debut as an author, Donald Fagen—musician, songwriter, and cofounder of Steely Dan—reveals the cultural figures and currents that shaped his artistic sensibility, as well as offering a look at his college days and a hilarious account of life on the road. Fagen presents the eminent hipsters" who spoke to him as he was growing up in a bland New Jersey suburb in the early 1960s; his colorful, mind-expanding years at Bard College, where he first met his musical partner Walter Becker; and the agonies and ecstasies of a recent cross-country tour with Michael McDonald and Boz Scaggs. Acclaimed for his literate lyrics and complex arrangements as a musician, Fagen here proves himself a sophisticated writer with his own distinctive voice.
A witty, revealing, sharply written work of memoir and criticism by the cofounder of Steely Dan
Musician and songwriter Donald Fagen presents a group of vivid set pieces in his entertaining debut as an author, from portraits of the cultural figures and currents that shaped him as a youth to an account of his college days and of life on the road.
Fagen begins by introducing the eminent hipsters" that spoke to him as he was growing up in a bland New Jersey suburb in the early 1960s, among them Jean Shepherd, whose manic nightly broadcasts out of WOR-Radio enthralled a generation of alienated young people"; Henry Mancini, whose swank, noirish soundtracks left their mark on him; and Mort Fega, the laid-back, knowledgeable all-night jazz man at WEVD who was like the cool uncle you always wished you had." He writes of how, coming of age during the paranoid Cold War era, one of his primary doors of escape became reading science fiction, and of his invigorating trips into New York City to hear jazz. Class of 69" recounts Fagens colorful, mind-expanding years at Bard College, the progressive school north of New York City, where he first met his future musical partner Walter Becker. With the Dukes of September" offers a cranky, hilarious account of the ups and downs of a recent cross-country tour Fagen made with Boz Scaggs and Michael McDonald, performing a program of old R&B and soul tunes as well as some of their own hits.
Acclaimed for the elaborate arrangements and jazz harmonies of his songs, Fagen proves himself a sophisticated writer with a very distinctive voice in this engaging book.
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About the Author
David Byrne was born in Dumbarton, Scotland in 1952 and lives in New York. Although he is known primarily as a member of the New Wave band Talking Heads, he has been exhibiting visual art in galleries and museums around the world since the 1990s. Much of his work is done anonymously and publicly, including a series of street posters in New York and light boxes in Sydney, Australia.
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Photo Creditsand#160;314
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PROVIDENCE ŌĆö Deep down, Ed Cooley has to know that the basketball gods have not completely forsaken his Providence College Friars.
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Pawtucket Mayor Donald R. Grebien, right, and Foolproof Brewing Company owner and CEO Nick Garrison cut the ribbon during a grand opening celebration at the new brewery, located at 241 Grotto Avenue in Pawtucket, Saturday evening. Congressman David Cicilline also attended, presenting Garrison with a citation from the U.S. House of Representatives and offered his congratulations for a successful future in Pawtucket.
PAWTUCKET ŌĆö Local police have arrested a city man as a suspect in the Election Day shooting that left another man wounded on a Smithfield Avenue sidewalk.
On Nov. 6 at around 10:30 a.m., Pawtucket Police had responded to a reported shooting in the area of 558 Smithfield Ave. When officers arrived, they found the victim, 28-year-old Terrance Myers, of Providence, injured from several gunshot wounds. None of the wounds appeared to be life-threatening, police said.
PAWTUCKET ŌĆö Once again, the humble buildings and streets of Pawtucket will serve as movie stand-ins for places in a more major metropolis. Over the next few weeks, film crews will be in and around the downtown, shooting scenes for an independent crime drama, set in Boston, that its supporters hope becomes a major motion picture.
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WARWICK - Peloquin, Doris V. (Pare) 91, of Warwick and formerly of Pawtucket died on November 29, 2012 at Philip Hulitar Home and Hospice Care. She was the wife of the late L. Theodore Peloquin. Mrs. Peloquin was born in Central Falls. She was the daughter of the late Hudor and Louise (Lague) Pare. She had lived most of her life in Pawtucket. Mrs. Peloquin was a communicant of St. Edwards Church, senior citizens group at the church and a homemaker.
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CANTON, MI - Oswald, Charles Jr., age 92 of Canton, MI, formerly of Seekonk, MA.
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ATTLEBORO - Lucienne E. Zonfrillo, 88, died peacefully at home on November 27. She was the wife of the late Edward Zonfrillo and the late Lucien Elie. She was born in Sherbrooke, Canada, the daughter of the late Eddy and Amanda (LaCroix) Cote. She settled in the Pawtucket/Attleboro area more than 55 years ago.
Mrs. Zonfrillo retired from the Allendale Insurance Co. (now FM Global) where she worked in the mail room for many years. Her home and family were the centers of her life and she was a devoted mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother.
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SEEKONK - Downes, Dorothy L.C., 85, passed away peacefully at home on November 29, 2012.
Born in Providence, RI, she was the daughter of Clifford and Salvatoria (Barone) Walters.
She is survived by her beloved husband of 66 years, Jeremiah E.Downes and her children, Stephen J. Downes, Deborah Cahill, Mary Xavier, Cynthia Senor and June Tebbe as well as 16 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren. She was predeceased by her son, Thomas C. Downes. She is also survived by her sister, Gladys Brown, and her brothers, Clifford and Frederick Walters.
PAWTUCKET ŌĆö Streets were blocked for several hours and a bomb squad was called in after a woman told police there was an explosive device in her vehicle that was parked in the municipal lot across from Pawtucket City Hall on Thursday morning.
PAWTUCKET ŌĆö The city's fire marshal, a 25-year veteran of the Pawtucket Fire Department, is under investigation for putting his girlfriend's daughter on his health insurance family plan for about 10 months last year, city officials say.
Fire Capt. Steven Parent, who has been fire marshal for about two years, found himself in the hot seat this week after being featured on reporter Jim Hummel's on-line news website ŌĆ£The Hummel Report.ŌĆØ
PROVIDENCE ŌĆö To Ryan Kalish, the time and sweat heŌĆÖs putting in this offseason has a rewarding vibe surrounding it ŌĆō the kind that provides the 24-year-old Red Sox outfielder with the sort of reassurance that heŌĆÖll be ready to answer the bell come spring training.
At first blush, the task of Cumberland and Woonsocket laying the groundwork for the seasonŌĆÖs biggest game doesnŌĆÖt seem entirely daunting ŌĆō especially since weŌĆÖre referencing two squads that staged a gridiron tussle merely eight days ago.
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Robert J. Fernandes, Sr.
PAWTUCKET - Robert J. Fernandes, Sr., 75, passed away unexpectedly on Thursday, November 29, 2012. He was the beloved husband of Maureen C. (Welsh) Fernandes for 58 years.
Born in Bristol, he was the son of the late Joseph and Mary (Correia) Fernandes. Bob was a devoted husband, father and grandfather.
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CENTRAL FALLS - Claire Y. Roy, 77, passed on November 28th. She was the daughter of the late Adelard and Mary A. (Bessette) Fredette.
She had been employed by Stanley's Restaurant of Central Falls for 30 years and then for the Foundation for the Blind retiring in 1997.
She is survived by a daughter, Carol Santos, with whom she resided at 70 Hall St, in Providence before moving to Charlesgate Nursing Home.
CUMBERLAND ŌĆō Mercy!
It was yet another Big Blue blowout in a season that has pointed in one direction ŌĆō the Division II Super Bowl. An appearance in the title game is officially in Cumberland HighŌĆÖs line of sight after Wednesday nightŌĆÖs 48-14 romp against West Warwick High in semifinal-round action at frigid Tucker Field.
PAWTUCKET ŌĆö Happily for new owner Kayla Bessette Imbracsio, business has been blooming for 80 years at The Flower Shoppe in Pawtucket. As such, she is inviting the public to a Holiday Open House on Sunday, Dec. 2 for a celebration of ŌĆ£family, friends, flowers and fun.ŌĆØ
Joseph Goudreau
LINCOLN - Joseph James "Joe" Goudreau, 49, of Dexter Rock Road died unexpectedly Monday, November 26, 2012 after a tree felling accident. He was the loving husband of Judi (Hinsdill) Goudreau.
Born in Providence, a son of Joseph A. and Catherine (Peacock) Goudreau of Lincoln, he was a lifelong resident of Lincoln. He was a 1979 graduate of Lincoln High School and a graduate of CCRI.
Doris Jean Smith Bagley
NEW BERN, NC - Doris Jean Smith Bagley, 82, born in Central Falls, Rhode Island on August 9, 1930 died Monday, November 26, 2012 at Two Rivers Healthcare-Neuse, New Bern, NC after a brief illness.
Doris was preceded in death by her husband, Charles ("Charlie") Bagley; her brother, John Smith; her brother-in-law, William ("Bill") Lyle and her step grandson, Charles Jackson.
Joseph Domingos
CENTRAL FALLS - Domingos, Joseph, 85, of Hunt St, Central Falls, died Sunday November 25, 2012 at the Golden Crest Nursing Centre. Born in Pawtucket, he was a son of the late Manuel and Maria (Peiera) Domingos. He was the companion of Vivian Martin. He was a Navy WWII veteran.
CUMBERLAND ŌĆō Police are investigating an armed robbery at the BC Petroleum and Convenience Store at 3585 Mendon Road Tuesday night.
A man was said to have shown the clerk a gun while demanding money during the 8:30 p.m. incident, according to police.
Cumberland Police Sgt. John Cook said no one was hurt in the incident. Woonsocket police assisted Cumberland units in checking the Mendon Road area after the incident was reported.


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