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2011 was a year of transformation for Mila Kunis. She made a career shift with her role in "Black Swan," for which she lost 25 pounds, and she ended her eight-year relationship with Macauley Culkin. Now, the "Ted" star's life is getting back to normal: She put back on the weight she lost and is rumored to be dating Ashton Kutcher. Click through to see what the star tells Glamour in its August issue about changes in her body, rumors about her love life and why she would consider online dating.
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So there you are, lying in bed with a beautiful, naked woman. Before you speak, pounce, or babble incoherently, remember this: Not all compliments are created equal. And any woman gracious enough to bare her glorious body in your presence deserves more than a perfunctory "You're so hot" between love grunts. If you don't believe me -- the Men's Health Girl Next Door -- listen to the 2,000-plus women we surveyed. "Sometimes words can sound really cheesy and hard to believe," said one. Actions are more believable: "If he can't keep his hands off you, I think that's the biggest compliment, really."
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The month of February in review:
After managing just three victories in January, Milwaukee opened February with a 4-2 home loss against Peoria to extend its losing streak to a season-high five games. The Admirals lost four of their first six games of the month, but turned it around by closing with a 5-2 record in the final seven games.
Milwaukee started the month with 46 points and was just one point behind third-place Peoria, but also was only one point ahead of last place Rockford.
When February ended, the fourth-place Admirals still trailed Peoria by one point but was ahead of the IceHogs by seven points.
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Kyle Wilson co-led the AHL by finishing with eight goals in 13 games in February, and he also had five assists.
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Goalie Jeremy Smith snapped a six-game losing streak by winning his final four games of the month, allowing a total of five goals during that stretch.
Blake Geoffrion was traded by Nashville to Montreal after the first seven games of February, and Michael Latta missed the entire month with a broken arm. Mark Van Guilder missed six games with an upper body injury before returning on Wednesday.
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Retiring stars Martin Corry and Josh Lewsey admitted they would treasure the memories from the Barbarians' 33-26 triumph on Saturday.
The pair both played their part in setting up tries during their farewell appearances at Twickenham as England were outscored by five tries to four.
Iain Balshaw (13, 46), Chris Jack (22), Rocky Elsom (43) and Gordon D'Arcy (51) ran in the Baa-Baas' tries as the visitors opened up a 33-5 lead.
Despite late tries for England's Jordan Turner-Hall, Tom May and Matt Banahan, the Barbarians emerged resounding winners and 35-year-old Corry was elated.
"Everything about it has been great - apart from last 20 minutes," Corry joked on Sky Sports 1. "It's been very special, the national anthem, the game... Looking back, everything about the day will put a smile on my face.
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Lewsey has also decided to hang up his boots in favour of a new challenge - climbing Mount Everest - and was also touched by the occasion at the home of English rugby.
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England coach Martin Johnson was not quite so gushing in his assessment of his side's performance, though.
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Johnson was evasive when asked if he would be making wholesale changes for next week's clash with Argentina, though.
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Tuesday December 18, 2012
Marshall Davidson
APDA National Young Onset Center - The holidays can be a bittersweet time for many of us, who have a tough enough time negotiating life with Parkinson's during normal months. With the holidays there's more potential for difficulties. There's temptation to indulge in excess food and drink, and crowds of people in malls and on the road, it's cold in many places, and it get's dark early. You see family and friends who have not seen you in a while since maybe things have progressed. It can all be rather overwhelming.
Here are 10 suggestions to help make your holiday season more enjoyable and less encumbered by some of these difficulties.
1. See your doctor if you feel depressed: Depression is very common during the early winter months of December and January. This may be related to a component of the hustle and bustle of the holidays themselves with all the expectations and disappointments that go with it. But there may also be a component of seasonal affective disorder with shorter days and less light to induce healthy sleep/wake cycles, already interrupted in PD. If you casually tell someone you feel depressed very often they may even say, " don't worry it's just the holidays." Depression is depression. You deserve to be happy and there are some very good treatments available to help you.
2. Moderate food and drink: This one is obvious so I'm just reminding you that there is always a lot of peer pressure to indulge. Be especially watchful if you have been sticking to a certain diet that helps your Parkinson's or if your protein intake has been carefully regulated because you take L-dopa. Let go and indulge occasionally so as not to feel deprived. However, try and stick to the same general diet that you been following all year. Further, I don't have to remind you that alcohol can exaggerate some of the motor symptoms of imbalance and an already-slowed reaction time, very key during a time when there are a lot of people on the road, not all of them sober.
3. When seeing friends and relatives keep it light and upbeat: when a relative or acquaintance asks you how things are going, they don't always want a blow-by-blow account of where you are with the Parkinson's. Holidays feel better when you reach out and focus on how they have been, and what they have been doing. As the legendary self-help guru Dale Carnegie said," get people talking about their favorite subject, themselves." Try and actually get genuinely curious about others, especially to the degree that keeps you out of your own head. The less attention you give to your own disabilities, the less attention others will focus on them as well.
4. Keep exercising: Exercise is the single one best thing you can do for your Parkinson's. Holiday engagements, shopping, appointments, parties and especially travel, can all get in the way of exercise routine. Do your best even if limited to a guest room or sofa at the house of a relative to try and exercise, get outside and walk, and do anything to try and keep active.
5. Avoid the strong temptation toward social isolation: There are several good reasons why a person with PD would want to retreat during the holiday season. You are likely to run into people who you haven't seen for a while and thus, you may be afraid that they might be able to notice some deterioration or progression of your symptoms. It could be rather cold outside which may affect your symptoms. With less total daytime at this time of year you may feel worsening of your fatigue and daytime sleepiness. No matter what the case, it's better for you to stay socially engaged, especially during this time of year. Many key relationships get renewed now. Social interaction has been proven to lower the risk of dementia and depression. And of course, as much as you may anticipate it negatively, getting face-to-face with the people you love and cherish almost always turns out much better than you had negatively anticipated. The exception is that you best avoid those who are frankly toxic to you. They get worse during the holidays.
6. Prepare all your clothing the night before a social event: especially if you have particular difficulty with dressing. The normal time it takes to wait for medications to work in the morning, plus any feelings of fatigue or daytime sleepiness may push you towards the tendency to isolate. If you're closer to being ready to go by having things our, you'll likely find more strength and conviction to resist that temptation to stay home. This can be especially true in the cold weather which can be particularly discouraging.
7. Time your shopping and driving to less-than-peak times: it is not social isolation to want to avoid crowds and traffic. People become impatient from waiting in line or in traffic. Many of the limitations of Parkinson's disease tend to slow us down relative to normal folk. As you know there many times when you just can't help it, but try to avoid situations where you might find yourself as the one holding up a line of impatient people.
8. Get your medical ducks in line for next year: make sure insurance premiums are paid, you have your next neurology appointment scheduled, and if you are receiving or applying for any special assistance programs or disability payouts, check that all your paperwork is in order and where it needs to be on time. Also check your medications for the number of refills left, etc. so that you can enter the new year well taken care of.
9. If you live anywhere cold stock up on frozen microwave-able meals: When there's a snowstorm, just walking outside can be treacherous for a sufferer of PD. When the roads are icy and sidewalks and walkways hazardous, then despite what I've said about social isolation, it is time to retreat to solitude and keep safe if you suffer significant gait disturbances, at least until roads become safer and walkways get cleared. Frozen meals are easy to unwrap and prepare. If you cannot afford frozen meals then make contact with a local "Meals-on-wheels" charitable organization. Frozen meals are better than storing canned food because of ease of preparation and balance and variety. The disadvantage is that many contain lots of preservatives and other compounds typical of processed food. Read the ingredients.
10. Make sure your other health issues, if any, are also well taken care of for the coming year: this includes going to see an internist even if you are otherwise fairly healthy. Many people with Parkinson's often feel that because they've struck bad luck once in the disease department, a second strike would be unlikely. Forget it. You've got to keep up with the general health maintenance. Parkinson's does not lower the risk of other diseases. In fact there is an association of increased risk for Parkinson's among patients with type II diabetes.
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on Feb 26, 2014 at 10:00 am
With over 75% of the Bay Area already protected or in areas of little or no development (see:Web Link) I don't believe we need more funding to purchase even more land at taxpayer expense. There are plenty of wealthy environmental-types in the Bay Area. If they want to purchase even more land for so-called "open-space" let them do it. Just don't tax me in addition to what I already pay for the privelege. Enough is enough!!
a resident of Downtown North
on Feb 26, 2014 at 11:33 am
The protected areas are all west of I-280 or along the shoreline, which is too earthquake-prone, flood prone, or lacking in water sources for more homes anyway. We are glad that taxpayers are keeping these areas safe from pollution and industrial use.
We are voting yes on this project to provide more public access. Fixing the Bay Trail along the shoreline will both give kids a better way to study/enjoy the bay and give commuters safe ways to reach their jobs at Facebook and Google without driving private cars.
a resident of Downtown North
on Feb 26, 2014 at 12:08 pm
Important fact that the article fails to mention: this is $300 million for 40 years worth of projects. This is a very small amount compared to other things our tax dollars pay for (like highways).
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Late last week, New England Patriots Head Coach Bill Belichick and Quarterback Tom Brady (below) tried to take the air out of accusations that they had intentionally deflated game balls during their AFC Championship Game win.
Unfortunately, it looked as if the Patriots' PR staff didn't consider the background those two spokespersons would be standing in front of while denying the charge. As both men spoke, an advertisement for Gillette's "Flexball" razor served as their backdrop, an unfortunate coincidence noted by thousands of people on social media.
(There are two other possible explanations—one, the Patriots were under a legal obligation to use that background, and two, Gillette willingly took the risk to be associated with this controversy in return for the additional exposure.)
The Patriots are far from alone in using an ill-considered background. In 2010, for example, MSNBC President Phil Griffin announced his network's new branding strategy in a self-produced video—while CNN played in the background.
Last year, the former U.S. ambassador to Poland, Lee Feinstein, gave an interview to the BBC with what looked to be a sloppy dorm room behind him. I dubbed this "the worst webcam background I've ever seen."
And in one of my all-time favorite clips that readers of this blog have seen before, then-Alaska Governor Sarah Palin pardoned a Thanksgiving turkey—while turkeys were being slaughtered behind her.
I gave some advice about choosing the right background in my book, The Media Training Bible: 101 Things You Absolutely, Positively Need To Know Before Your Next Interview:
"Company representatives might stand on a bustling factory floor to show their business's vitality. Marine biologists might remove their shoes and deliver an interview from the water's edge. A health expert discussing the seriousness of diabetes might choose to do an interview from a local hospital's emergency room.
Your background is even more important during a crisis. As a general rule of thumb, don't display your logo during a crisis. Why help the audience remember that your brand is associated with bad news? That means you shouldn't stand in front of any signs, buildings, or awnings that feature your company's symbol. Also avoid wearing any clothing, caps, or pins that bear your company's name."
It's easy to understand how these things happen: We become so fixated on the messages we want to deliver that we too often forget about the optics. So before your next interview, take a quick glance around you to make sure nothing in the background could conflict with your message.
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New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick is no stranger to challenging media situations.
In recent years, he's had to address his team's notorious participation in the 2007 "Spygate" scandal, welcome the potentially distracting Tim Tebow to his roster, and, most recently, deal with player Aaron Hernandez, who was charged with first-degree murder earlier this summer.
Central to his media success is an underlying media strategy that goes beyond mere message discipline. As Patrick Coffee of PR Newser put it, "the man's secret: keep things nice and dull."
Belichick's "be boring" approach is evident in his press conference about the Aaron Hernandez murder charges. (Questions begin at the 7:15 mark.)
Since you're probably not a football coach, here's a question of greater relevance for you: Should you ever "be boring" on purpose? Is "nice and dull" a winning media relations strategy?
If you've read The Media Training Bible, you know that I generally propose being an engaging media spokesperson who delivers sound bites reporters love and the public remembers. Doing so not only helps to build your brand, but keeps you high on a reporter's list of sources to call; if you can deliver a great interview, reporters know they'll get what they need from you and keep calling.
But as Belichick's press conference points out, there are times you want your presence in a story to be minimized. (Here are four ways to minimize or kill a news story.)
For the purposes of this article, I'm referring to message discipline and "being boring" as two different things. (After all, you can still deliver a memorable media sound bite while being on message.)
Below are three examples of when "being boring" might work.
1. You agree to an interview about a topic you'd prefer not receive a lot of attention.
If you deliver a great media sound bite, that very well may become the headline—which would only serve to magnify the story and make it more memorable. Using purposefully uninteresting language would serve up little to make the story bigger.
2. You're a politician who is a part of a negative story along with three other politicians of equal rank.
You know that the other three politicians are also speaking to the reporter. If you're purposefully boring, odds are the reporter will give more ink to one of your other three political peers, one of whom will presumably say something more interesting. The same principle applies if you're talking about business competitors or a controversy involving three other not-for-profit groups.
3. You work in an unpopular industry.
Some of our clients work in controversial industries. They prefer to do their work under the radar—not because they're engaged in a nefarious effort, but because the media and/or the public too often misunderstand or mischaracterize the nature of their work. Still, there are times they must speak on the record, and being boring is a great way to help keep the story less dramatic.
In closing, though, I'd advise most clients in most situations not to engage in the "be boring" strategy. For most of us, our goal is to build our brands and reinforce our reputations. And developing positive long-term relationships with reporters and delivering media-friendly responses is usually the best way to accomplish that.
A grateful hat tip to @PatrickCoffee of PRNewser.
Can you think of other situations when the "be boring" strategy might be helpful? Have you ever used it? Please leave your thoughts and experiences in the comments section below.
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On the April 8 episode of the ABC series GCB entitled "Sex is Divine", when Pastor Tudor surprises the congregation with an assignment to get frisky, the GCBs take their homework seriously: Burl proposes to Gigi, and she returns with a proposal of her own, Carlene goes overboard with safe sex messaging, while Cricket and Blake interview surrogates. Meanwhile Amanda accepts a job as Pastor Tudor's assistant, and Sharon finds the secret of weight loss in the bible. The episode airs from 10:00-11:00 p.m., ET on the ABC Television Network.
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Well i have to apologize. It has been 4 months since my last post. But if you read my last post then you know I've been busy, and yeah i have been through a lot.
First off, my diabetes. Yeah i still have diabetes. All hopes for it suddenly disappearing have been dashed. But i have managed to keep my blood sugar under control. Since i have contracted this condition my resistance to being cold has dropped even more. Forcing me to wear something around the house in order to keep warm unless I crank up the heat and run up heating bills I can barely pay for, so pj's and t-shirts are the new fashion around the house. It sucks but I've gotten so used to it now I barely think about it. It feels like I may have to give up my at-home nudist title during the winter and early spring
I just started taking Metformin about a month ago and while it hasn't radically changed my life, its given me a bit of a buffer so i can enjoy more food now. I am still doing some injections each day. The reason why is because my A1C is at 9.3 and it needs to be at 7.5 or 7.0. Considering the fact that i was at 15.1 when i left the hospital 4 months ago, my endocrinologist says that its a good improvement. I was hoping it would be around 8.0 or 7.0. Exercising has been the major problem because of the cold, and now because of the rain. At this rate I'll have to start going to the mall and walking in doors to get some exercise, and that will cost me some gas.
In the family drama corner I finally had to detach myself from my cousin Quanisha and her older sister Tenika. Maybe I'll write about it later but they did something to piss me off so no more rides from me, and that was about two months ago. Suffice to say i haven't been out or had any real fun for myself since the hospital. Other then visiting family; i just work and stay home. Why, because my meds are so expensive and i barely have any money left. Its been a pain, but i have to admit, being depressed and having a online game to occupy my time has made it easier. But tonight i am going out. Well i can only hope that life gets better from here on out.
So i have diabetes.
Yeah. Sorry i haven't written about this until now but i've been busy dealing with so much that has happened since December 17th. But lets get to the point. This post is part blog post and part diary entry so i can remember everything that happened that day.
Since thanksgiving i had been dealing with having blurry vision. Things got worse on the 15th of December when i started pissing a lot and constantly being thirsty. At first i thought it was merely the flu and me drinking way too much soda. But on Monday I decided to go to my local doctor and see if he could work me in. Well i spoke with his nurse and she came back to me and told me that my doctor said i should go to the emergency room with the symptoms I had, and so off i went to urgent care instead. At urgent care they had a three hour wait. I really thought about and decided to go to the emergency room instead. When i arrived at the emergency room it was already full up with people and it was 7 PM before they actually saw me. And I had been there since 12 PM.
They had already taken some blood from me while i was in the waiting room, so when they finally got me to a room in the emergency wing they had me lay on some kind of exam bed and wait. About 30 minutes later a nurse appeared and decided to give me a blood sugar test. She pricked my finger and got the blood, the glucose meter beeped and then she looked at me with wide eyes and said, "My meter can't even read you. That means your blood sugar is really high. I'll be right back." And out the door she went. A few minutes later they are hooking me up to a IV and telling me that my blood sugar was over 800 and that i was a diabetic.
Yeah i was shocked to say the least, maybe even dismayed. But before i could panic or get really upset that song from the movie "Frozen" started going through my head. Yeah that song, "Let It Go." Suffice to say that song had been stuck in my head on and off for days. I have no idea why it popped up at that moment, but it calmed me down a lot and just said that i would deal with it.
So i called my parents and they arrived and sat with me in the room. I just felt sort of upset but mostly calm, in fact i felt kinda dopey, even though i had not been given any kind of medication. At least i knew what was wrong and what i had to do. I just laid there and talked with my parents for more then two hours before they went home because they were tired. The nurses told me i would be stuck in that room until they had one open up and then around 10 PM they told me they were admitting me and the doctor that visited me told me that there was a good chance that i could beat the whole thing if they got me started on insulin and Metformin early on. That cheered me up a little but i had no idea how i was going to implement all of his suggestions.
Later on that night they moved me to a different room in the Emergency area, and i was supposed to go to sleep, but i didn't. How could i? I had just been diagnosed with a life changing illness and to top it off the monitor seemed to beep every twenty minutes. Around 3 AM they came to do the morning blood tests, and so by about 4 maybe 5 AM i went to sleep. At 8 AM i woke up, my parents came in around 9 AM and they also fed me. The food was crap in my opinion. It was cold and it was diabetic food so yuck.
About two hours later they moved me to the Rapid Treatment center and told me that i would be discharged later that day. My parents went out and bought me some clothes since i was wearing a hospital gown my by then. At 2:30 PM they discharged me with some insulin injectors and a good-bye. Before i walked out of there i said good-bye to another man who came into the emergency room around the same time i did.
I spent the night at my parents' place and during the day and night i was there my vision improved and i learned everything i needed to know about diabetes and injecting insulin and how i needed to change my eating habits. The next day though i was ready to go home and just be left alone so i could process everything that had happened to me. Suffice to say, that didn't really happen. A lot happened in between the 17th and tonight. I will post on that later. But now I've updated myself and everyone who follows my blog. And now i have a new category to add to my list: diabetes. :(
Emotional Roller-coaster for Thanksgiving.
Well as the title states it was a hell of a ride for Thanksgiving and beyond. A couple of days before Thanksgiving I traveled with my parents by car to Ohio to be with my brother's family for Thanksgiving. We stayed from Tuesday to Saturday, making it back around 5 pm Saturday. I took all sorts of pictures and played with my baby nephew who has just begun walking over the last month. He takes a few steps and then falls over. Its a good laugh and we all cheer him on as he looks at us with a big grin on his face!
But on the day we left to go to Ohio i got a call around 4 Am from my friend Tasha. Her ex-husband and father of her two children had died just a couple of hours before she called me. I was trapped between staying in town to comfort her or go with my family. As you can see from reading above, i decided to go with my family, i had already made the commitment.
On the way home i also realized that i had either a really bad cold or the flu because i felt like crap the whole way home. Saturday night i had chills. I managed to make it to the funeral on Sunday afternoon and back home. The funeral was a somber affair, i won't go into details about how Fred died, but suffice to say it was sad none the less. After that for about 3 days more i was battling whatever i had until i felt better. And during those three days i had cousins asking for rides and such, i was not in a good mood, but i made it through. On Tuesday i went to the doctor to ask about the ASG and how long i was supposed to wear the thing. The nurse couldn't give me a straight answer. Although she did suggest that i should wear it when i had a need to. At that time i took that advice to mean i had to figure it out for myself, since she apparently could not or did not ask the doctor since he was not there. So i decided not to wear the ASG anymore since i felt i didn't need it.
That idea lasted all of 3 days when i began to feel some tenderness and soreness in my right testicle again. So i have been wearing the ASG on and off. The thing is so damned uncomfortable though, so i wear it sparingly. I finally decided to order something better online, cost me a total of twelve bucks for one pair on Amazon. Although to be honest some of the sexy stuff looks a lot more comfortable, I just feel too embarrassed to even order the stuff, let alone wear it. After i have all my bills sorted out though i may order another pair. Just to have two comfortable pairs instead of one.
Beyond that I have a appoint with the urologist on the 7th of January. I wonder why i have to wait so long.
Well I have some good news.
Just got the call from the doctors office a few minutes ago. Every thing is good. It's nothing but some fluid surrounding both testicles. Nothing to get upset about. But the nurse could not elaborate as to how long each day I am supposed to be wearing the athletic support gear (jockstrap). But what i was told is I do not have to take those pills every day, ONLY when i have pain or tenderness in that area! So the pills are heading to the medicine cabinet tonight, YEAY! Beyond that i just have to wait and hope i hear from the doctor about this jockstrap thing. For now I'll just call it a athletic support gear or ASG. But thank God nothing was seriously wrong with. Thanks to everyone for their prayers and support.
Count your blessing…you might need them later.
Well i woke up from a nap and looked over at the jockstrap and silently started complaining. But then i realized something. I realized how blessed i was. Things could be a lot worse for me.
I might not have had the money to go to the doctor, or to go get a ultrasound, or to even buy those jockstraps. A lot had happened and some of it seems bad, but it could always be far worse. So I'm thanking God for my blessing instead and bitching like some asshole.


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Huge one bedroom, one bathroom condo on high floor with lake and city views in Wrigleyville! Marble foyer, 900 SF, new kitchen, dishwasher, new bathroom, high ceilings, heat included in rent, parking available, great closet space, sun deck, doorman & more! Walking distance to shopping, nightlife, transportation, and more!
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By Kat Giantis
Sofia Vergara doesn't exactly come across as the shy, retiring type. After all, when her gown split up the rear at last month's Emmy Awards, she tweeted a photo of her exposed crack and bubbled, "I love my life!" But it seems the "Modern Family" knockout prefers to keep some things private.
The New York Post says "personal" photos of Vergara, 40, are on the market after apparently being lifted from the phone of her fiancé, Nick Loeb.
"The photos show Sofia in her bathroom and the bedroom, and, while they are personal, they are not fully revealing," says a source. "But her management team are doing their best to make sure they do not become public."
"Not fully revealing" means Vergara's impressive lady parts aren't exposed in the pics, which were reportedly "hacked or stolen" from Loeb's phone before the couple's July engagement. A "mystery seller" in Florida (it always seems to be Florida) offered them up for sale.
On the plus side, the spy helpfully points out that Sofia "looks fantastic" in the pilfered images, which presumably means there are no embarrassing shots of her on the can.
According to the insider, her people "have been aggressive" about keeping them from going public.
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