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How can we get our toddler to let us brush his teeth?
My toddler refuses to let me or my husband brush his teeth. He simply clenches his mouth closed. We've tried using gauze on our fingertips and a child-sized toothbrush. We've even tried brushing our teeth together, as a family, and letting him hold his own toothbrush. Nothing has worked. I'd appreciate any suggestions or tips.
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Our oldest child went through that stage too, and thankfully it is just a stage. We also tried everything and I even talked to our pediatrician about it. She explain the importance of it and told me that if necessary I would have to hold him down to do it. It wasn't fun for either of us, but as soon as we were done he was over it. Before we knew it, he was asking us to brush his teeth for him. Now he loves it. Good luck and God Bless.posted 05/09/2005 by Bebah2
same problem here, now we use a fun Veggie Tales battery operated one- once our son got used to the sensation, he has been far more cooperative!posted 05/09/2005 by a BabyCenter Member
I didn't introduce a toothbrush to my two (twins) until they were 14mths (a bit late) so I was concerned with their reaction. I started with just letting them have the toothbrush at bath time, showed them that it was used to brush their teeth, put yummy tasting baby toothpaste on it, and then just let them experiment with it. They spend a lot of time chewing on the toothbrush (which does get their teeth clean) and when they get bored with that or try doing something else with the toothbrush (other than putting it in their mouths) I take it away. For now this it working well and I figure we can progress from there slowly.posted 05/09/2005 by VaChica
When my daughter wouldn't let me brush her teeth or do it herself, I started commenting throughout the day what big beautiful teeth she had. I did this for about a week first(with the old trying to make her method). Then after dinner, I would say something like: Oh my goodness, it's getting harder to see those big beautiful teeth with so much food on them. My teeth must look the same. Then I took her and showed her that I brushed my teeth and how much better mine looked. Commenting also on how much better they felt and how fresh my breath was.(in Kid talk of course) Pretty soon she started taking an interest in what I was doing. So I started letting her brush my teeth. It wasn't long after, that she wanted to do the same for herself. It's time consuming but better than forcing him or her in the long run because it doesn't foster any resentment or make them want to rebel.posted 05/09/2005 by Burn&Auren
I have an 18-month old who enjoys sucking on her toothbrush, but not actually brushing. And we also have had difficulty brushing her teeth. Something what works periodically, is to let her brush my teeth with my toothbrush, then she lets me brush hers. But every so often, I think you just have to do it for her--get a couple of good brushes in. The health of her teeth and gums are more important than her tantrum.posted 05/09/2005 by a BabyCenter Member
My son won't let us brush his teeth either. We have tried all of the same tactics and have come to the point of having to hold him while the other brushes his teeth. He isn't happy about it but it's the only way we can get it done. WOULD LOVE SOME IDEAS.posted 05/09/2005 by a BabyCenter Member
We had the same problem with our toddler son. We made it into a game, and that really seemed to help. I'd ask him if there was an elephant in his mouth (he LOVES animals) and he'd giggle and open his mouth real wide for me to look. Then I say "ooh, there he is - i better go get him!" and start scrubbing away. Maybe this would work for your little guy too? Good luck!posted 05/09/2005 by eleven_b
My little guy is my shadow. I hold him on my hip while I brush my teeth and he brushes his own to copy me. He even taps his brush on the edge of the sink when he's done. Once a week my husband and I do a cloth brushing of his teeth to makes sure we get a good cleaning in but he does a pretty good job on his own. Occasionally I just have to remind him "get all your teeth, like this." and he copies what I do.posted 05/09/2005 by MarnK
try one of the battery operated "fancy" ones...we have the same problem, but the noise and quick action of the brush distracted him and let us get it done easier!posted 05/09/2005 by txbuxs
Our 3 year old used to be fine about brushing, then began to have a tantrum each time we said it was time to brush. We held our ground and insisted, even when she fought us. We let her pick out a new toothbrush and toothpaste at the store, which helped. One day, she came in while I was brushing and told me she needed to brush her teeth. Then the battle was over. Keep up the consistentcy about the rule...it was the only thing that worked.posted 05/09/2005 by TSSev
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Susan Boyd blogs on USYouthSoccer.org every Monday. A dedicated mother and wife, Susan offers a truly unique perspective into the world of a "Soccer Mom".
What We Love to Hate
Monday, October 20, 2008
Susan Boyd
I was watching the World Cup qualifying match between England and Kazakhstan at Wembley Stadium when something flashed along the advertising board on the sidelines: "7,000 referees quit every season." I'm assuming that this was in Great Britain or perhaps even just in England proper. Either way, it is a disturbing statistic. Every referee that quits has to be replaced by a new referee who won't be as experienced as the referee he or she took the place of. Replacing 7,000 referees seems almost impossible. Each person has to be trained, tested, apprenticed, and certified before taking on games. And even then, the instincts that time and experience can hone won't have developed yet. Bad refereeing frustrates coaches, players, and fans, but novice refs can't hope to be excellent referees immediately.
When families are just learning about soccer and have only watched their own children's games, they may not have the expertise and context in which to judge the competency of referees. But naturally that doesn't stop sideline second guessing. Add to the mix that referees of youth games are usually the youngest and least experienced refs, and you end up with a volatile mix for sideline conflict. At one of Bryce's Under-10 games, the referee made a player do her throw in three times, declaring that each time the player had lifted her back foot. On the fourth attempt the girl planted both her feet firmly on the ground, threw the ball, and another whistle blew. Several parents exclaimed, "Not again!" at which point the referee turned and threw out most of the parents within listening range. This was a young ref who was trying to operate completely within the rules. It was a bitter cold day, but she made the players take off their warm-up pants and put on their shorts because the rule book didn't allow for warm-ups. She didn't yet have the experience to be comfortable with some common sense adjustment of the rules and the parents only saw her as the enemy.
I've often wondered what happened to that referee. Her dedication to the rules and decorum of the game were commendable if not misplaced. But she needed to learn how to adapt to the situations that weather, parents, fields, and equipment create. With time and mentoring she would have probably made a good referee, but I'm not sure she could survive her various trials by fire. If she didn't, she quit, and then she had to be replaced by another younger, untrained referee. Inexperienced referees with inexperienced fans makes for an unpleasant situation, which taxes everyone. But it's the only way everyone learns.
Two weekends ago Robbie played in a tournament outside St. Louis which featured some of the top high schools in the country. The competitive level rivaled some of the club teams Robbie has faced, which makes sense since many of the players came from top club teams in the nation. The sponsors understood their responsibility to provide good refs knowing that coaches, players, and fans had the experience to recognize the difference between good refereeing and mediocre. Nevertheless, some of the refereeing was excellent – fair, appropriate, and by the book and some was actually terrible – rookie mistakes, unbalanced application of fouls, and laziness. All of which I think speaks to the difficulty in locating sufficient referees having both experience and excellence. At the adult level, with expectations so high and the importance of winning even higher, coaches, fans, and players won't tolerate faulty refs. This results in even bolder attacks.
I have personally witnessed three physical attacks on referees and we hear of them on the news. Then there are the bottles, stones, spittle, and verbal harangues which referees have to endure during upper level games. So it is not surprising that after years of experience referees say to everyone, "Be careful what you wish for" and quit. If they aren't berated out of the sport, they may be unable to keep up. The most experienced referees are usually the oldest, and some of these aren't fit enough to keep up with the action. It's difficult to call offside when you are twenty yards behind the play. Once the fitness goes, their ability to be excellent referees diminishes. So they may quit or they may be asked to quit. Once again the system suffers the loss of experience that has to be replaced by a new referee.
It's difficult to expect anyone to continue in a job where he or she receives constant abuse. Yet we have all been to games that were played with only one or two referees because there weren't enough available referees. We have also been to games where referees never showed up, which is also not surprising. Given the option of snowboarding with friends and earning less than $20 while being criticized, a teenager might well select the former over the latter. This situation has led to more and more games for the youngest ages being played without benefit of referees. That's sad on two counts. First it means that games don't have the proper neutral supervision leaving coaches and parents to work out conflicts. Second it means that the first step in becoming an experienced referee has been eliminated, moving new refs into higher level games with more at stake for everyone.
I agree that bad refereeing can ruin a game, although I am of the belief that no loss can be totally blamed on the officiating. I also know that if teams were left to compete without benefit of refereeing, even bad refereeing, there would be chaos. Based on the variety of interpretations on things as simple as out of bound balls, I can't imagine most infractions would be resolved quickly and amicably without a referee. In effect, referees are the people we love to hate, and no matter their qualifications we call their decisions into question whenever they go against our team. So I guess what I am asking is for each of us to try and limit our criticism of the referees during games to just one or two well justified cat-calls. We need to trust our coaches and the captains of our soccer teams to handle what they feel are the most egregious mistakes of referees and settle for grumbling amongst ourselves on the sidelines. Otherwise we'll be adding scores of zeros to that 7,000 number and running out of replacements. The rest of the banner at Wembley Stadium read: "No respect, no referee, no game." No one wants that to come true.
No Fair Weather Fans
Monday, October 13, 2008
Susan Boyd
When the Midwest was first settled by Scandinavian, Norwegian, Finnish, German, and Polish immigrants, they must have been attracted by the area's climate. Harsh winters, grey skies, rain, snow, and sleet had to have given them a sense of comfortable familiarity. As a West Coast transplant to the Midwest, I have less affinity for the winter, and after twenty-two winters I'm actually intolerant. But growing up in Seattle, I understand and welcome the rain. So it's no surprise that I have sat through my share of soccer games in a heavy downpour, as well as the remainder of the Midwest weather spectrum.
Tuesday night was no exception. The game was Robbie's last conference game of his high school life, so as a milestone it couldn't be missed. Naturally the weather report came in as: Monday sunny and 64, Tuesday heavy rains and 55, Wednesday sunny and 72, Thursday sunny and 70, Friday sunny and 70. . . You get the picture. The weather gods conspired against us. As I strode up to purchase my ticket, the teacher who volunteered to collect the admission said, "This school has the most loyal parents. They will come out and sit through anything to support their kids." I agreed as I shifted the two umbrellas, three towels, blanket, heavy jacket, and plastic bag to the other arm so I could get my money out. But I also knew a secret . . . this wasn't the only group of parents willing to brave the elements to support their kids.
I have yet to experience the shirtless dad on the sidelines in minus 15 degrees with a soccer ball painted on his belly. But I have witnessed tremendous parental support despite the elements. I have joined parents in the midst of snowstorms, tornado warnings, monsoons, blazing Saharan summers, and wildfires. During the latter everyone was choking on the smoke as they urged their players who were also choking. I don't think there have been many games called on account of soot. I have learned to be ready for anything. Umbrellas work for snow, rain, and sun. I've put an umbrella on the ground covering my legs on days when the sun was at a low angle or the rain was driving parallel to the ground. I've huddled with people I barely knew in a survivalist attempt to stay warm. I've sat in my car with six soccer players waiting for lightning to pass and then watched them finish the match in a deluge that came so hard and so fast six inches of standing water accumulated on the field and sidelines.
As parents we all think our kids are magnificent and special. We sacrifice our time, our money, and on certain days even our health to give them support. It's not surprising that we gather even in the face of Mother Nature's fury to provide for them the cheers to make it all worthwhile. The teacher who took my admission on Tuesday wasn't a mom yet, so she hadn't been brought into the club. Once she has her own soccer players or actors or go-carters she'll join the legions of parents who defy the elements because their kids are. When Shane, our youngest daughter, was a cheerleader her high school went to the state sectionals in football. It was early November, but it was an ice storm with winds approaching gale force and temperatures below zero Fahrenheit. The cheerleaders were all dressed in their sweaters, short skirts, and tights. I had on four layers plus heaters in my gloves and boots and two blankets. The girls lasted the first half, but they realized that there was no way they could continue for another half. They gladly accepted our blankets and sat with us to watch the football squad try to handle the pigskin that was iced up and hard as a rock. I don't even remember if her high school team won. I do remember that it took about a year to shake the chill out of my bones. But I'd do again, because that's what parents do.
And the best proof I have of that came at the game Tuesday night. Our opponent traditionally wasn't competitive. The team and their parents knew that the chance of beating Robbie's team was small. Yet the parents came and sat in the same cold, wet stands suffering through the same wind, rain, and chill. They encouraged their team even when the score reached 5-0 in the first half. They applauded the good plays, heartened the team after being scored upon, and went wild for any shot that neared the goal. After the game they roared as their team ran across the field and shouted ""Good game."" They had the same muddy uniforms to wash the next day and the same soggy coats to dry out. If you're a parent, you can't be a fair weather fan. You can't switch off your loyalty if the team isn't doing well and you can't decide that it's too wet or too cold to come watch. But I have to admit that I'm pretty happy that Robbie and Bryce both will be playing college soccer in California. I'm not made of hearty Midwest stock. Give me a wildfire, soot-filled game so long as I can wear shorts and a sleeveless shirt.
Active Coaching and Playing Up
Monday, October 13, 2008
Sam Snow
Active Coaching No. 16
We believe that top-level coaches, particularly those in administrative positions, such as club and state directors and national staff coaches must remain active practitioners. In order to gain respect and proactively affect change it is essential that coaches in leadership positions are current in their knowledge and constantly evolving their craft. In addition:
Soccer continues to evolve rapidly and nowhere more dramatically than at the youth level in the United States. Coaches must have practical contact with the newest trends and be well positioned to proactively test new theories against existing models.
Many coaching directors in the United States are in their 20's and 30's and still developing their personal philosophy and pedagogy. If these talented young coaches are removed from their fertile learning environment before gaining the lessons of experience, the short- and long-term impact on the next generations of players will be sorely felt.
Personal growth stagnates without constant challenge. Each new training session is an opportunity to reaffirm or reassess existing soccer knowledge, beliefs and pedagogical skills. Each level of play provides unique coaching challenges and, in order to service the needs of players and coaches at every level, practical and ongoing contact with players of all ages and abilities is essential.
Top club coaches are influenced by actions, not words. To gain the confidence and respect of these coaches, it is important for the coaching director to demonstrate their knowledge and skills as a field coach. Without respect, the possibilities for positive growth and evolution within the top leagues and clubs are severely hamstrung.
The director of coaching is often uniquely placed to vertically integrate the technical, tactical, physical and psychological insights gleaned from the regional and national teams programs. Often, these messages can only be delivered through contact with players; this is particularly the case at the area and state Olympic Development Program levels.
One of the most important messages in the coaching education process is that coaching skills evolve with use and erode through inactivity. This message is true of both experts and beginners. Coaching directors must be seen to practice what they preach.
The motivation for coaches to administrate can be found in the rewards of the field.
The vast majority of soccer coaches within the United States are parents with no formal background in the sport. The coaching director must serve as a role model and inspiration for this population by conducting clinics and workshops and by learning to appreciate and focus the unique challenge of the parent/coach experience. This process is practical, ongoing and very demanding.
The director of coaching must remain connected and sensitive to the balance of competitive pressures that influence those players striving to reach the top level and those coaches making a living from the game. Competition is a necessary and important element in sport and society. Without periodic re-exposure to the stresses of intense competition, coaches in leadership positions can easily lose touch with the balance between the theoretical and the practical: X's and O's must always be grounded in the reality of the playing level.
Playing Up No. 17
The majority of clubs, leagues and district, state or regional Olympic Development Programs in the United States allow talented, younger players to compete on teams with and against older players. This occurs as a natural part of the development process and is consistent throughout the world. Currently, however, there are isolated instances where the adult leadership has imposed rules or policies restricting the exceptional, young player from ""playing up."" These rules vary. Some absolutely will not allow it. Others establish team or age group quotas while the most lenient review the issue on a case-by-case basis. Associations that create rules restricting an individual player's option to play at the appropriate competitive level are in effect impeding that player's opportunity for growth. For development to occur, all players must be exposed to levels of competition commensurate with their skills and must be challenged constantly in training and matches in order to aspire to higher levels of play and maintain their interest in and passion for the game.
When it is appropriate for soccer development, the opportunity for the exceptional player to play with older players must be available. We believe that ""club passes"" should be adopted as an alternative to team rosters to allow for a more realistic and fluid movement of players between teams and levels of play. If there is a concern regarding the individual situation, the decision must be carefully evaluated by coaches and administrators familiar with the particular player. When faced with making the decision whether the player ought to play up, the adult leadership must be prepared with sound rationale to support their decision. Under no circumstances should coaches exploit or hold players back in the misplaced quest for team building and winning championships, nor should parents push their child in an attempt to accelerate to the top of the soccer pyramid. In addition, playing up under the appropriate circumstances should not preclude a player playing back in his or her own age group. When the situation dictates that it is in the best interests of the player to do so, it should not be interpreted as a demotion, but as an opportunity to gain or regain confidence.
Some rationale for the above includes:
Pele played for Brazil in his first World Cup as a seventeen year old; Mia Hamm earned her first call to the U.S. Women's National Team when she was fifteen. Exceptionally talented young players playing with older players have been an integral part of the game since its inception. Certainly, a player that possesses soccer maturity beyond that of his or her peers should be encouraged to ""play up"" in order that his or her development as a player is stimulated.
The playing environment must provide the right balance between challenge and success. The best players must have the opportunity to compete with and against players of similar abilities. Players with less ability must be allowed to compete at their own level in order to enjoy the game and to improve performance.
In conclusion the development of players and advancement of the overall quality in the United States is the responsibility of every youth coach, administrator and policymaker in this country. It is our obligation to provide an environment where every player is given the opportunity to improve and to gain the maximum enjoyment from their soccer experience and ultimately, what is best for the player.
Original document compiled by Dr. Tom Turner, Director of Coaching and Player Development for the Ohio Youth Soccer Association North.
Supplemental documentation compiled by Sam Snow, Director of Coaching Education for US Youth Soccer.
Coaching Priorities, League Play and Matches per Year, National Championship Series, Professional Li
Monday, October 06, 2008
Sam Snow
Priorities of Coaching No. 12
We also recommend the prioritization of events by coaches:
- Objectives are identified and a season plan is developed that balances training, competition and rest and recovery.
- The interest of the player must be dictated by the quality of scheduling and the choice of events.
- Entering all the possible competitions/tournaments available can have a long lasting negative impact on basic skill and fitness development.
- A systematic approach will maximize the chances of achieving peak performance by bringing players to peak form for important competitions and minimize the chances for over-training, over-use injuries and burnout.
- We recommend the following training session to match ratios:
- In order for an athlete to adapt (improve technical, tactical and psychological components) there must be periods of low intensity activity or complete rest interspersed with periods of high intensity activity.
- ""More is not better."" Quantity alone does not improve quality; soccer should be a test of skill not survival.
- Practicing or playing in matches where players are ""going through the motions"" due to fatigue or lack of interest reinforce bad habits and retard development.
- Sound nutrition and ample rest allow for more rapid recovery from intense activity.
League Play and Matches Per Year No. 13
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Suggest also picturing the male version of this Angel since it's one of the few genus to have such a stark difference between the two.
24 Aug '14, 11:30NanoNikki
Hey thanks Hondadude. I have got one now and he is so beautiful. Guy at the store suggested just keeping one of them due to size. I didn't realise they would jump out of tank, I will lower my water level a little bit then to be on the safe side. Thanks for the tip :-)
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They do fit in an aquarium that size. I would only add one to a 15g especially if its a male. They have a max size of 2.5 inches which is also why I would only recommend adding one. And be careful because they are good jumpers and can jump out of the tank if they don't have a good hiding spot. They enjoy picking their food off of live rock and sand, and will eat small frozen/prepared foods.
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Hey. I am thinking of getting one or two of these for my 15g tank. Can they really be kept in a tank that size and does any know if they are better alone or in pairs? Thanks, Nikki.
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Benno, it's called an Eibl dwarf; comes from its binomial name.
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Maybe others have had better luck. Our Longnose Hawkfish was heavy on the hawk. Any other fish we added to the tank, he would attack and rip the fins to shreds, killing multiple fish until we sent him to live in a tank with more aggressive fish like damsels.
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I currently have a 75 gallon tank with 50 gallon sump. I only have 7 inches of water with a 180 galloon rated protein skimmer. Water is clear and the 6 inch clown/peacock mantis has a cave. The 4 inch porcupine puffer travels all over the tank but mainly stays on the otherside of the tank. They currently leave each other a lone. When they do occupy the same spine, neither one bothers the other. The first time they met, the mantis shrimp was currious and annoyed the puffer which inflated partially but since then nothing has happened...yet.
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Phil is quite scathing of my suggestion that Labour and the Liberal Democrats could work together in the future, saying it "would evince heroic levels of chutzpah (and not in a good way)" on the part of the Lib Dems. In that, he's probably right, but I'm an optimist about this sort of thing right now, and to join a party that's not one of the big two in a FPTP system is taking a position where you know you're going to need huge reserves of chutzpah if you're going to accomplish anything. However, I'm not suggesting that the two new leaders should be getting together this year and agreeing a joint strategy for the next few years, just that given the situation both parties find themselves in, working alone isn't going to help anyone.
And yes, for every "making five years of Tory government possible and laying the groundwork for another five" we could respond with questions about just how much responsibility Labour has for the ongoing chaos in the Middle East and enabling the re-election of George Bush in 2004. We all know the past is an important part of politics – one force that keeps political parties together is a shared understanding of their past, I'd argue – but I think there comes a point where you have to put that behind you. It may be that mutual distrust means nothing can be agreed, even informally, before 2020 – one of the things that made 90s co-operation easier was David Owen finally disappearing from the stage – but it feels to me that the actual facts of voter behaviour make it the best opportunity for both parties.
One thing I've been looking at in my dissertation research is the question of equidistance and the idea of a centre party in a two-and-a-half party system being able to switch between supporting either of the other two parties. The example normally given is Germany's FDP, and that's because it's a phenomenon that doesn't occur much in party systems, with the only other example I've found at the moment being Belgium from the end of WW2 to the break up of the parties along language lines. However, while in both of those the liberal party was a part of governments of both left and right, there was an additional factor present there – grand coalition governments where left and right worked together and excluded the liberals were possible. The political system of both countries in that period wasn't a straight line of left-centre-right but a triangle with socialism, Christian democracy and liberalism at the three points and links between all three being possible.
Even for all the talk of Labservatives, that's not the system we have here – and it's not the situation they have in those two countries either. Belgium's party system is now quite chaotic with multiple new types of parties split across linguistic divides, and Germany's become much more multi-party with more distinct left and right blocs. Given the electoral kicking the Liberal Democrats have just received while running on an almost explicitly equidistance campaign, it might be safe to say that it's not a workable strategy anywhere any more, if it ever was.
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I was told today by a Vet assistant that the product Sentinel is very hard to get, that at one time last year they stopped making it. I am know taking care of my Daughters Yorkie Poo, and that is what she has had him on since he was able to start taking it, Know that I am taking care of him, I went and tried to get him a prescription for the Sentinel, and they told me it was to hard to get, and was trying to push what they sell at me, I just wanted to find out if that is true about the product is hard to get, and the company is fixing to dissolve. Randy
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Soyenka was taking Sentinal. After skin problem, Vet prescribed Comfortis. Vet also mentioned Trifexis. Can she finish the Sentinal before anything else, or can she take the Sentinal and the Comfortis. together?
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Answer:The difference between Sentinel and Sentinel Spectrum is that Sentinel Spectrum also deworms for tapeworms while Sentinel does not. Both prevent heartworms, controls fleas and treats for hookworms, roundworms and whipworms.
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Figure 5.
Histograms displaying the occurrence of the alternate donor class by differences in sequence length between the two alternatively spliced donor sites. The histogram shows the bins for the range from 2 bp to 20 bp for rice (black bar) and Arabidopsis (stippled bar).
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