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Now that the Mormon church is allowing an "unvarnished look" at the life and writings of Joseph Smith ("New Mormon papers offer an unvarnished look at Joseph Smith," Tribune, Sept. 5), perhaps they will sanction the full disclosure of documents relating to the 1857 killing of 120 men, women and children an event known as the Mountain Meadows Massacre.
On the Sept. 11 anniversary of that dreadful event, many especially the Paiute tribe may be absolved with the opening up of this historic wound.
Since "Critics will find no bombshells" in the Smith papers, incriminating shrapnel may be discovered in manuscripts relating to the Mountain Meadows Massacre.
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How would you sell the Bayou City to prospective residents looking to move to our bustling metropolis? This past week Business Insider gave us 18 reasons (facts, rather) for why Houston is the best city in America, to do just that.
I've always been mildly bummed by Houston being called the best, mainly because my misguided punk rock roots have always taught me that once you get popular you become uncool and lose your edge and turn into mush.
I don't know how I would sell the city of Houston to someone else, and I love the city with my whole heart. Heat, humidity, traffic, all of these things we are top notch at. "It's hot most of the time but the food is pretty good," is all I got. I love our wealth of gun ranges but would that probably would not sell everyone on Houston.
That's why the people who run the new Houston: The City With No Limits campaign won't be asking me to appear in an ad any time soon. It would be me at a taco truck, sweating, showing off my groupings on a hole-y target from a shooting range telling you I once met Billy Gibbons from ZZ Top. Scary to some, but my dad and Chron commenters would probably give it two thumbs up.
BI says "The combination of the University of Houston and Rice University means there are a bunch of smart people around," but have you ever sat and watched supposedly smart people try to operate a revolving door at their office building? I've watched people in expensive SUVs try to make a left turn onto Brazos going east on Elgin. It says no turns but they keep doing it anyway, and judging by the college alumni stickers on their back windows some of them are "smart".
BI mentions the Astros and the way they "chronically underperform" in comparison to the Texans and Rockets. Hey, didn't Sports Illustrated already decide we're winning the World Series in 2017? If you are coming here in part because you dig one of our teams, you should go have a beer with one of us longtime Houston sports fans. You'll see tears and sorrow you've never thought possible.
You can't argue with our ethnic diversity, our robust oil and gas community, the miracle workers at the Texas Medical Center (we're curing five types of cancer, ya'll), or our low unemployment rate. Being home to more Fortune 500 company headquarters (26) than anywhere in the country except for New York is hard to get excited about unless you are one of those collecting a check from them, or you operate a sandwich shop next door.
But with the praise and accolades, many Houstonians are fearful that the Bayou City will become a boomtown cesspool of out-of-towners clogging our roadways, gyms, eateries, apartment complexes, and bars with their non-Texan ways. Pronouncing Houston "how-stun" and Humble "humble" and bolstering the economy, the louts.
Oh who am I kidding, keep 'em coming. Watch their minds get blown clear out of their heads when we tell them that it's been hotter outside and we all somehow survived to complain another day.


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What a pleasure to go back to Le Vendome after several years! Since I was really looking forward, my expectations were quite high! And all were met!
A couple of days before arriving, I received an email asking for my arrival details. Nice touch, especially since I was actually landing at Beirut Airport rather late. I therefore asked for a pick-up and was a bit shocked by the price (USD 60 while a taxi would ask for about 20 USD 20 or 25, after negotiation - taxi meters is an unknown object in Beirut). Given my late arrival after a long day work and a flight, I went for it. I was nicely welcomed at the exit of the luggage hall (he hotel has a booth there) and escorted to the car. I was told they upgraded it: A Bentley! Nice touch!
Arrived at the hotel after a 15 minutes ride. Check-in was as smooth as usual: upon arrival at the hotel, I was immediately brought to my room where I was asked to sign the papers and give my passport. Nice not to have to queue and stand in front of a desk.
The room was as lovely as usual: well decorated, great bed and nice bathroom with all the necessary amenities ("L'Occitane"). Free wifi. I was however afraid of the noise given the fact, a building is under construction on each side of the hotel. But no major inconvenience.
The "Au Premier" restaurant is currently closed as a new one will open next year. But the iconic Sidney's is still there, on the top floor and still open 24/7. Gorgeous breakfasts! Lunch and dinners looked good as well. There is now furthermore a little corner where drinks and some food are offered at certain hours of the day to certain clients (the executive lounge" thing). Nice.
No spa at le Vendome itself, but still an outdoor swimming pool right in front and the access to the nearby Phoenicia spa is given.
Great, like really great, staff! Attentive and efficient at all instant.
All together, Le Vendome remains one of my favourite hotels in the world! And of course I look forward to go back as soon as possible!


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Computer-based SBAC exams introduced in Washington, Idaho schools
Students at Winton Elementary School in Coeur d'Alene will sit at computers next week and enter a whole new world of testing – one that emphasizes critical thinking, real-world applications and keyboard skills.
The stagnant, multiple-choice tests used for years are out the door. Students now are asked to explain their answers, type essays and show how well they apply knowledge.
And the exams can stretch into five or six hours over several weeks.
"Stamina and perseverance – those are my two top words," Winton Principal Michelle Williams said. "The kids just need to push through and have a lot of stamina with this."
Thousands of students across the Inland Northwest are getting their first taste of the challenging assessments aligned with Common Core, which replaces No Child Left Behind for educational standards in Washington, Idaho and 44 other states.
The exams developed by the Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium correspond to the more demanding standards, and they won't only measure student achievement. In many places, teachers also will be evaluated in part on how well their students do on the annual SBAC exams.
"It is a totally different level of expectation from what our state standards were asking," said Travis Schulhauser, director of assessment and program effectiveness for Spokane Public Schools. "But I think students are as prepared as we could get them prepared, not totally knowing what Smarter Balanced was going to look like."
Kids will struggle with these tests, and schools anticipate a drop in performance at first. In Idaho, state leaders figure only about 35 percent of students will pass all four math and English exams in the first year.
The results of this year's field test will not be shared with schools or parents, however. Instead, the assessments – to be given in 180 schools in Washington and all in Idaho – will be used to fine-tune the tests for widespread launch in 2015. That also gives participating districts time to work out the kinks in technology and scheduling, and their students gain experience with the new testing methods.
"This is kind of our dress rehearsal," Williams said. "That's a great opportunity for the kids and staff to go through the process one time and see how everyone approaches the test, how they feel about it when they're done."
About 170,000 students in Idaho will take the field tests this spring. In the Coeur d'Alene School District, 20 percent of students already have begun, said Mike Nelson, director of curriculum and assessments for the district.
As they finish, kids are asked what they think of the SBAC. "Most students are telling us that it was about what they expected," Nelson said. "And that kind of tells us that our teachers have been doing a great job."
In addition to Spokane Public Schools, districts in Spokane Valley, Mead, Deer Park, Cheney, Colville, Newport and Nine Mile Falls are taking part in the field test.
Students in four elementary schools and one middle school in Spokane began before spring break, with many more expected to join in next week.
A new approach
The language arts and math assessments will be given to students starting in third grade. In a few years, students will need to pass the exam in high school to graduate.
School districts have been crafting new curricula to meet the more rigorous Common Core standards, but what is being taught – and how – are only part of what's new. How students are tested is evolving as well.
Smarter Balanced Assessments include two types of exam in each subject.
The "performance task" challenges students to apply their knowledge and skills to complex real-world problems. The goal is to measure their depth of understanding, writing and research skills, and complex analysis.
The "computer-adaptive" exam focuses more on general knowledge, and the questions adjust for each student based on the quality of responses.
"So as a student's pattern of responses is good, the test will generate harder questions," Nelson said. "And as the student's pattern goes down and they're not answering as consistently, then of course it will adjust a little bit more."
Another big change is the pace of testing. Rather than high-pressure, timed test windows, students can chip away at the exams over several weeks, if necessary. Based on pilot tests last year, elementary students need up to six hours to complete the SBAC exams, and high school students may need 7 ½ hours to finish.
"A student can start and stop at any time," Nelson said. "So if a student wants to take five questions for the day and end the test, they can come back the next day, continue on, they'll be on question No. 6."
That flexibility can help students overcome test anxiety that can hurt their performance, he said.
Students also must have a good grasp of how computers and keyboards work to take the SBAC tests. They need to type longer answers and use a mouse to drag and drop items on the screen or draw lines – abilities that will challenge kids in lower grades.
"We've moved keyboarding down to a first-grade skill," Nelson said. "That's partly because of Smarter Balanced and partly because the students are digital natives. These students are growing up with iPads in their hand, asking to play something on Mom and Dad's cellphone. … These are the students today and this is how they interact."
Curriculum changes
This school year is the first that teachers in Idaho and Washington have applied the Common Core standards, using new curricula developed within each school district.
It's a major transition that will take time, even as states move now to the new assessments.
"We're not necessarily rolling out all new curricula yet," Schulhauser said. "We're taking that pretty slow."
Teachers need time to adjust to the new questioning strategies and other fundamental changes prompted by Common Core, Nelson said. "They've been teaching in a particular way for years and years, and doing it to the best of their ability."
Derek Kohles, president of the Coeur d'Alene Education Association, said the new standards are great and the SBAC tests match the intent of Common Core. But teachers are concerned about how much emphasis is placed on the assessments, Kohles said.
"The problem with the SBAC is that it's taking time away from teaching to prepare for a test," he said.
Also weighing on teachers is how their job performance – and pay – will be determined based on the test results for their students. The Washington Education Association has pushed back against legislative plans to tie the test results to teacher evaluations. In Idaho, lawmakers already put that provision in place.
"Teachers are working incredibly hard to accomplish the task of preparing the students for a test whose primary purpose, honestly, is to determine whether teachers are doing their job," Kohles said.
Moving so quickly from adoption of the new standards to emphasis on testing – especially while teachers are still developing materials and strategies under Common Core – creates a wave of pressure on the educational system, he said.
"It's not that people are trying to avoid accountability," Kohles said. "It's that when you have all of this pressure to measure whether teachers are doing their job, the job of teachers becomes making sure that they can validate they are doing their job, rather than doing their job."


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Yesterday we featured the pneumatic nipple erection system used in this early model fembot. Today, you can see pit sweat system is still functioning.
The fact our fembots are still performing at spec, even 10 years after their usable lifespan is testament to our commitment and devotion to providing a quality product.
And my boner is gone.
You know, with the right lighting you can almost think it's human.
Nah, you'd still hear all the beeping and whirring.
The strain to fight against the face lift and botox is apparently great enough to break a sweat.
Tomorrow: I bet the back of her pants are soaked. A body fluids tri-fecta.
Surgeon: "And what's the look we're going for, Miss Kidman?"
Nicole: "How about… ummm… 'Perpetual Bemusement'?"
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She looks like a doll…a doll it wouldn't feel right making the other dolls share a box with.
She has traded tit sweats for pit sweats.
"Well Gwyneth suggested I use fresh mildew and bees wax for deoderant now, and I think it's just fabulous"
Can't wait to see her dropping birth control pills on her next red carpet with Zac.
At least she's smiling.
All that botox in her face and no one thought to use it to stop the sweating?
EXACTLY what i was thinking.
I've carved more natural faces on gourds.
Smart move covering the boobs with a fabric pattern, now tomorrow get a top that covers the armpits and the boobs and she is all set.
She followed a trail of condoms to Zac Efron's house. Imagine that.
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Book: EAST OF THE SUN AND WEST OF THE MOON: OLD TALES FROM THE NORTH. ILLUSTRATED BY KAY NIELSEN. HODDER AND STOUGHTON, no date but 1914. First Signed Limited Edition - signed by Kay Nielsen. Later vellum with new silk ties, new slipcase. Pictorial end papers with designs after drawings by Kay Nielsen in black and gold. Top Edge Gilt ( TEG), other edges deckled or rough-cut. Superbly and profusely illustrated by Kay Nielsen with 25 beautiful plates tipped-in on blue-and-gold edged cardstock mounts, each under a captioned tissue guard. The text is printed on high quality thick paper. Extensively decorated and illustrated also with numerous black and white designs, drawings and vignettes - almost every page has a drawing or a decoration. Book condition: Externally a FINE, bright copy. Slight yellowing to vellum. Internally, occasional scatterings of small dusty spotting at top edge, a few small occasional spots near edges as is typical to books of this age with exposed uneven deckled edges, two pages with what appears to be a short closed tear about 1cm or perhaps a slight paper fault at lower edge ( close up photos below), slight rippling to tissues at upper edge, the tissues are otherwise flat and without wrinkles or creases, all of the superb lithograph plates are in perfect condition. The above is stated for the sake of accuracy, overall a bright copy of a very famous and much-loved book, in very good condition . Bookplate of well known UK collector on reverse of first free endpapers. A lovely, gift and collection worthy special book by Kay Nielsen . Please view more than 100 photos - below. Happy reading.
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On the 19th August 2005 we arrived at the Hotel Tourist. This was a family surprise holiday for my husband's 60th birthday. My daughter, her husband, one year old daughter, my son, his girlfried, my husband and I all spent a wonderful week at this hotel. On the day of my husband's birthday the staff gave him a bottle of bubbly. The position of the hotel is brilliant, the staff excellent, the food good and we all wished we could have stayed longer than 8 days. The pool is great as is the roof garden. Sorrento is lovely. Plenty to do in Sorrento and very nice people who all seem to like the English. The bars, restaurants and weather were fantastic. Visit Capri, Positano and Amalfi. Can't wait to go back. In fact we could live in Sorrento its such a great place.
Friendly, no fess clean hotel.
Stayed here while at a wedding in the cloisters just down the road. I agree you get what you pay for. Nice clean hotel with everybody we met was friendly and not stuck up. Has a nice pool in the back and nice views from the roof terrace. The rooms were clean and adequete, although you only got your beds, a cupboard, desk and thats your lot. However didnt mind as its only a place to get your head down, dont go on holiday to spend the time in the room. Hotel is only 5 min, if that, from the centre of Sorrento even if you took your time. Lots of side streets and night life if you know where to look. Loadsa shops and the bus routes stop right outside the hotel! There is a few shops right outside as well from a tobaconist, wine and spirits, restaurant/cafe, bars if you dont want to be in the centre, and more. Have to mention the late night porter, Luigi, now this guy is a star! Even when we wake him up in the early hours and continued to have a few beers in the reception area. Nothing was to much for him, he likes his Chianti if you wanna get him something for a thankyou. Also will teach you Italian while you drink. Cant be bad! The payed for food is ok but dont expect the Ritz! Some nights we didnt eat it!
The air con is only swiched off once a day so ask at the right time its on all the time for you.
If you want a no hassle clean freindly hotel, guests and staff, then this will easily do. Consider what your paying and the hotels down the road are three time plus more expensive, then cant grumble. Simple but effective, I would go back as had a brill time.
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My boyfriend and I stayed in the Tourist at the end of July/start of August 2005 and agree on all points made by the last reviewer. The aircon situation was just silly, having to ask for it putting on even though the heat outside was 35+ deg C (only for it to be switched off again within an hour!). We tried both an evening meal and breakfast (which were included in the price) in the hotel once and didn't eat there again! We didn't mind too much as we hadn't paid much for the holiday. All in all, the Tourist served our needs and we had a wonderful time in Sorrento. Rooms were clean (if sparsely furnished), it was close to the centre of the town and the pool was lovely. It was noisy at night with the road outside, but we packed so much into our days that we were too tired to notice. Not a hotel to get excited about, but not too terrible that it would spoil a holiday if you are willing to eat out (loads of lovely restaurants to be found in Sorrento so that's not such a bad thing!).
Fixation with Air Con
My family of four stayed here in two rooms at the end of July into the first week of August 2005.
We booked it mainly because it advertised air conditioning which was a must for me as I get very hot and irritable and tend to stay indoors at some point during the day as I burn very easily.
The staff have a fixation about turning it off at every opportunity, and you have to constantly ask for it to be turned on. Without fail it was turned off by 9am daily and remained that way unless you asked for it to be put on. An hour later they would turn it off again.
When you rang reception to ask for it to be turned on, nobody answered the phone.
Breakfast consisted of cheese slices every day, some days they added ham slices as well.
Bread rolls, jam, and frozen butter were laid out for the whole 7 days we were there. The cheese and ham remained uncovered on a table where the flies made short work of walking all over the food.
BY the end of the seven days it was obvious they threw nothing away as the cheese slices were turned up at the corners and obviously no longer fresh.
We stuck to cereal and avoided the cheese and ham like the plague....
Evening meals were provided but having sampled the first evening meal of cheese and ham salad we avoided the evening meals as well and ate out.
The hotel now has a pool at the rear which was a god send in the current heat wave although it is lined with a concrete base which takes the skin off your feet. An extra charge is made for sun loungers of 4 euros each per day. No snacks are available around the pool.
The accomodation itself was clean and tidy with a daily maid service.
Clean towels are provided daily and the room serviced.
It is located on a very busy road junction and the traffic noise is constant and can get very loud if there is a traffic jam for anymore than two minutes. Italians are not noted for their patience. It is a very busy junction and one where small children should be constantly supervised as they do not slow down or stop at the pedestrian crossings for you like the UK.
The hotel is fairly central and a 5 minute walk to the central area full of shops and bars. It is a good 25 minute walk to any beach area which all charge you extra to use per day. The brochure description of 500 metres to a beach is unrealistic unless it is as the crow flies.
Very basic
Me and my partner stayed at the Hotel tourist in Sorrento for 1 week at the end of June. We stayed on the third floor near the front of the hotel.
We were very disapointed as the hotel was very basic and had a lot of problems in our eyes. First take of the bedrooms was although it was very unattractive and bare at least it looked clean which is most important. We discovered later however that the bed linen was dirty and had holes in it. Also the TV didn't work at all and the noise level outside was awful. As for the air conditioning,as soon as you asked reception to turn it on they would turn it off-it seemed like a game to them. We were so hot in our room we felt ill. We couldn't even open the windows because of all the noise outside This led to many sleepless nights.
The food at the hotel was dreadful and very small portions. Some nights there was no vegetarian option for me and we were forced to eat out. So even though we saved money with the hotel being on a cheap deal,we ended up spending more on eating out than we would have opting for a 4 star hotel with a sea view and decent food.
On the nights we did eat at the hotel the portions were tiny and unless you get there 7pm or 8pm on the dot the food had gone cold and hard. We discovered this when we only running 10 mins late!
The breakfast was even worse. It finished at 9am which wasn't flexible and all there was to eat was bread, a bit of meat (if you were lucky according to my partner) and some cereal (rice crispies).
The things I would praise were the bar was cheap & you get decent measures. Also the pool was very nice although to get a decent chair to sit on you had to pay. It's not very private either. It's surrounded by apartments overlooking it and at one point there were builders on the roof with binoculars!
Luckily we didn't spend a lot of time at the hotel as Sorrento is a beautiful resort with plenty to do.
A couple days we went down to the harbour area and hired a couple chairs on the platforms jutting out into the sea. We highly recommend this. Although it is quite expensive (about 13 euros each for a day) it was well worth it. The chairs are really comfortable,there were guards all around so your belongings are safe and you also get your privacy. You get waiter service and it is very clean. The sea was crystal clear with lots of fish which was perfect to swim in. Just watch out for the sea urchins on the rocks. I was stupid enough to put my hand on one!
We also recommend the Vesuvius & Pompeii trip. It was truly an amazing trip and when you look out from the top of Mount Vesuvius it takes your breath away.
We also went to Naples museum and Solfatara but we didn't think much if this trip although some of it was evry interesting. If you want to go here we think it would be best to go on your own. The guide on the trip spoke so quick in 3 different languages so we could never understand a word he said!
We went Capri for the day which was worth seeing but whatever you do,don't walk to the top. We did this as we didn't want to wait in the 1 hour queue for the lift. The walk was VERY hard. In hindsight we should have just got a taxi. Also be careful of the prices. We paid 4 euros for a can of coke but we didn't realise till it was too late. Just make sure you check the price list and if there is any cover/service charge.
We will definitely be returning to Sorrento next year but this time we will be a bit more careful with what hotel we choose. We met people staying in 4 stars on the coast edge and they were very impressed by the standard so we will opt for one of those next time.
Not bad for the money
This hotel now has a good swimming pool in the back garden, with deck chairs and tables - loungers can be rented, as can pool towels. The hotel itself is quite basic, but clean. The room we stayed in was on the 4th floor at the front, and was very noisy as the hotel is right on a busy crossroads. Good fun to watch the scooters and police though! We found that no matter how hot it was you had to ask for the air-con to be switched on, but it works well and was free, and allows the door to the balcony to be shut, keeping some of the noise out.
Breakfast is basic, and finishes at 9am, which we thought was a bit early - evening meal again fairly basic, but not bad considering the price of the holiday. There is a small bar area in reception, and the limited selection of drinks were very well priced.
It's only a 5 minute level walk to the train station (track runs behind the hotel, but being at the front we didn't hear any noise from it except when by the pool) and about 10 minutes from the town centre.
All in all a good hotel.
Great location
Stayed half board for a week in Aug04. Location is superb, 500 yds on flat from main square in Sorrento. Accommodation fine and staff friendly, evening meal fairly basic. No pool but sun loungers on roof. (can use nearby pool for a fee).
Traffic busy outside which is entertainment in itself in Italy but rooms well insulated from sound. Aircon in rooms but reception turn this on/off so check with them if not operating.
Definitely recommend as excellent base to see Sorrento.
Tip: if going to Pompeii take train (run every half hour each way), 4 Euros return, station 200yds from hotel and entrance to ruins right beside train station in Pompeii (half hour journey).
i had the pleasure of staying at this hotel March of 2003. i had a very nice experinece, the hotel was located at a very nice part of town and the staff were very nice. the rooms were alright being that there were 4 of us in the same room. the hotel restaurant had very nice food too.
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i was on the same school trip last year as the author of the other review (titled 'stay here!'), and she's quite right! the staff were really nice, and the food was good, although watch out for the salad.
it's close to the city centre and to the train station, and go to amalfi!! its so beautiful, really. i would definately recommend staying in this hotel, its really good.
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I stayed at the 3 Star Hotel Tourist for a week on a school trip in April 2003. The first impressions of the place were very good - there was a decent lift and an open-plan reception area, bar and lounge. Our rooms were spacious and quite well equipped, and the en-suite bathrooms were decorated to a high standard. The hotel provided us with an adequate breakfast, packed lunches (because we were a school group), and a very generously sized dinner. On top of all of this, the staff were very friendly, helpful and efficient. As for the location of the hotel, it couldn't get much better. It was literally a 2 minute walk into Sorrento Square where many shops, bars and restaurants could be found. It was also in walking distance of the train station. I thoroughly recommend the Hotel Tourist for school groups, or families looking for quality at a fairly low cost.
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maybe you should get Art to test TR-9's in conditions like these :-)
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how much wind?.... 47 knots?
Barry Spanier's Website
the readings were from his GPS - so, 47 knots max speed
Dean says he uses a 5.0 and asked MS for specialized sails under 5.0In the comments on vimeo he writes that he gets 3 times the wind speed !!!so, 47 knots means light wind day ??
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we have a 4.7 TR and there are still some older ones available. that could help him out.
he should contact us.
okay - have sent Dean the info...Jeff Brown goes on the same lakehe went 47 knots in 15 knot winds with sail JBDapparently Jeff Brown Design was a sail back in the dayand GREAT on ice + long lastingwas before my windsurf time in any casei hope to go to Lake Massabesic - check it outAND try my ice sled - will be too fast for my MS-2unfortunately my smallest sail is a HSM 6.3 :-(cannot afford new sails any more ...
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