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Probably just a drive-by trolling. Too bad, that was fun.
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The Logic of Long Distance
I was at the NCAA indoor championships and saw him race a couple times. Not bad for an American. He has a tattoo that looks like an incomplete Olympic rings, I wonder what that's about.
No, my mom didn't find out anything. I got the answer i needed. I do need a new pair of kicks though. My Chuck Taylor's are killing me post run.
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So the kid's for real.
That's pretty cool.
Do you think they just didn't film his warm up miles or do you think he just did some stretching and then pounded out some 4:40 miles starting out cold?
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2 slices whole-wheat bread
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3 tablespoons Italian parsley leaves
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· Today's game marked Texas A&M's first-ever game in the Southeastern Conference, Kevin Sumlin's debut as A&M head coach and the playing debut of the Aggies' newly-designed adidas uniforms.
· The Aggies racked up 8.0 QB sacks for a loss of 48 yards. Texas A&M led the NCAA in sacks with 51 in 2011, and had eight sacks twice during the season (vs. SMU and Northwestern)
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· Middle linebacker Jonathan Stewart was the game's top tackler with a career-high 17 tackles, including 11 solo hits. His previous best was 13 vs. Missouri in 2011.
· In his first start at defensive end, junior Damontre Moore had a game-high and career-high three quarterback sacks and 10 tackles. The last time an Aggie had three sacks in a game was last year's season-opener with Tony Jerod-Eddie had three sacks against SMU.
FIRST STARTS --- Making their first starts at A&M were Mike Evans (Fr-RS) at WR, Johnny Manziel (Fr-RS) at QB, Julien Obioha (Fr-HS), Kirby Ennis (Jr-2L) at DT, DeShazor Everett (So-1L) at CB, De'Vante Harris (Fr-HS) at CB. Manziel is the first Aggie freshman QB to start a season-opener since 1944. He had a strong debut with 23-of-30 passing (76.7 percent) for 173 yards and a team-high 60 rushing yards on 17 carries.
Catches: Mike Evans, Thomas Johnson, Trey Williams, Gaston Lamascus
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Rushes: Williams
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FRESHMAN IMPACT --- A bevy of true and redshirt freshmen made significant contributions in the Aggies' 2012 season opener. Seeing their first action in the Maroon & White were: QB Johnny Manziel, RB/KOR Trey Williams, WR Thomas Johnson; DE Julien Obioha, CB De'Vante Harris, WR Mike Evans, PK Taylor Bertolet, LB Jordan Richmond, WR Sabian Holmes, LB Cody Johnson and OL Joseph Cheek.
The Aggies were led by freshmen in passing (173 yards by Manziel), rushing (60 yards by Manziel), receptions and receiving yards (7-60 by Evans), kickoff return yards (58 by Williams) and all-purpose yardage (104 by Williams)
GAME CAPTAINS, 12TH MAN --- Game captains were seniors Patrick Lewis, Ryan Swope and Sean Porter and junior Ben Malena. … 12th Man was linebacker Justin Bass, a sophomore from Plano, Texas and younger brother of 2011 Aggie senior Ben Bass.
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Tim Brando as been the Host of College Football Today and is one the most famous voices in the world of college athletics. He joined Chad on Flight 750 Thursday to weigh in on Chip Kelly's decision to leave the Oregon Ducks and head back east to the Philadelphia Eagles.
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At some point you're going to have to get out of your cycling kit. When you do you are want to step into some luxury. Be it a new sweater or some South Willard Bluchers. Or if you prefer, take a look at the segments titled "Head to Toe" where James breaks down his entire outfit. Check out the Rapha Criterium Glove in the post here.
I don't really know how to categorize this website. Simply put, it is the place to go for anything related to cycling culture in the U.S. and beyond. Be it fixed or road Tracko has it all. I'll let you figure that out for yourself though. Plus, if you want to really spice up your morning, check out their Flickr page, turns out Kyle's a great photographer as well.
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A little while ago I mentioned that among the historic 'firsts' of the 43rd Parliament of the Commonwealth of Australia were not only its youngest MP ever, or its first known Aboriginal MP, or the first Jewish MP to take a seat on the Conservative side of the House, but also...its first Muslim MP, Mr Edham Nurredin Husic, who was sworn in on his parents' Koran.
The maiden speeches of three of these - Mr Ken Wyatt, Liberal, linked by birth to three Aboriginal tribes of Western Australia, and representing Hasluck; Mr Josh Frydenberg, Liberal, from Melbourne's Jewish community, representing Kooyong; and of Mr Ed Husic, Labor, representing the heavily Islamified seat of Chifley in Sydney's blue-collar western suburbs - have now all appeared on the Parliamentary website.
Here are the links for these three speeches, for the edification and amusement of the curious who may like to click and read.
First, the speech by Mr Ron Wyatt:
I draw attention particularly to this statement - "It is with deep and mixed emotion that I, as an Aboriginal man with Noongar, Yamitji and Wongi heritage, stand before you and the Members of the House of Representatives as an equal" - and to this, concerning the upbringing his parents gave him - "My parents instilled in us the values of having respect for others, having integrity, trusting others and accepting responsibility for our actions and decisions. We were taught that our word was to be our bond, and that prevails".
Those of us here who have spent time acquainting ourselves with 'the Muslim mind', and especially those who have recently read the observations of Mr Nicolai Sennels, will see at once that certain political and moral principles which Mr Wyatt here names and praises - civic equality of persons, trust, personal responsibility and Agreement or oath-keeping - are radically opposite to those one finds among the Ummah.
Second, the speech by Mr Josh Frydenberg:
In telling his family's story - his father was born to a young Jewish couple who intelligently fled Europe in the 1930s, while his mother and her parents endured the war in the Budapest ghetto and made their way to Australia via displaced persons' camps - Mr Frydenberg says of his parents (a surgeon and a psychologist) that they "built a home where unconditional love and the obligation to help others was never in doubt".
Again, anyone familiar with the 'atmospherics of Islam' will see in Mr Frydenberg's vignette of the Jewish home in which he grew up something that is simply not found or taught in the book upon which Muslim MP Ed Husic chose to swear his oath. There is in classical Islam no such thing as unconditional love, nor any obligation to help anyone other than a fellow Muslim.
And then we have Mr Ed Husic.
On the face of it, it is unexceptionable, just as full of fine words and earnest political, social and moral platitudes as the other two speeches I have already linked.
It is only toward the end that he says two things that to me - knowing what I know about Islam - sound somewhat peculiar. I have bolded and italicised for emphasis.
He trots out the threadbare 'Abrahamic faiths' canard.
"My arrival here finally brings together the children of Abraham, Christians, Jews and Muslims working together with other people of faith, with other people of values, for the national good, united under this one roof".
And he also says this: "I should hope to acquit myself in the way that any other member would seek to in this place where my faith and its emphasis on bettering ourselves within an acknowledgement of responsibility to community, will be my companion in my efforts to represent all the residents of the diverse electorate I am honoured to represent...".
"My faith [i.e. Islam] and its emphasis on bettering ourselves within an acknowledgement of responsibility to community, will be my companion".
What exactly is meant by 'bettering ourselves'? Who is meant by 'ourselves'? And what does he mean by 'responsibility to community'? To which community?
In closing, I have a little more on Ed Husic. Namely, this report, dating from 18th September, after his election to his seat was confirmed.
Note the following:
"...Mr Husic has been busy. He attended the Mt Druitt Festival, the 90th birthday of a resident, and cheered on a local rugby team at the weekend. Mr Husic also visited Rooty Hill Mosque as Ramadan drew to a close. "I haven't observed it (Ramadan) but I did drop into the mosque last week", he said. "It is a significant part of the Muslim calendar (you can say that again - the Month of Jihad, I understand it is sometimes called - CM) and I passed on my best wishes to worshippers at Rooty Hill. For many people, it's a time to recognise self-sacrifice and to recognise others in the community who are doing it tough".
Like his line in parliament about 'my faith and its emphasis on bettering ourselves within an acknowledgement of responsibility to community', Mr Husic's explanation of the meaning of Ramadan means one thing if one knows nothing of Islam, and quite another, if one does.
For what is the classical Islamic meaning of Ramadan?
If we consult this article by Mr Raymond Ibrahim, author of 'The Al-Qaeda Reader'
we discover this:
'A recent MEMRI report titled 'Arab Columnists: Stop Talking About Offensive Jihad', alludes to the ultimate problem between Islam and the non-Muslim world: offensive jihad, or jihad-al-talab, the Islamic imperative to subjugate the world.
'The report opens by saying:
'"One dominant theme during Ramadan in the Arab world is the discussion, in the media and in religious circles, of the commandment of jihad and the obligation therein to wage war against the infidels".'
Kind of throws a different light on Mr Husic's remarks about 'a time to recognise self-sacrifice' and 'to recognise others in the community who are doing it tough', doesn't it?
There's another line from Mr Husic that also bears thinking about. It was quoted by Australian journalist Paul Sheehan in an article in the Sydney Morning Herald, six years ago - "Candidate's Silence Could Speak Volumes" (Sydney Morning Herald, September 27, 2004).
"I am not a practising Muslim", he [Husic] told 'The Blacktown City Sun' "[but] I can't dishonour my parents by disavowing their religion".
It's a telling choice of phrase: not 'I can't upset my parents' but 'I can't dishonour my parents'. The word dishonour, given his Islamic cultural background, suggests the collective mindset - not that his parents, personally, would be distressed by his leaving the faith, but rather, that his leaving would cause his parents to lose face...with other Muslims.
And the thing that Mr Husic couldn't mention at all, of course, in that interview from some six years ago, but which I know about, and I'm pretty sure Mr Husic knows about, though I don't know that Mr Sheehan then knew it (in 2004), is the fact that the sharia penalty for apostasy from Islam is ...death.
Is Mr Husic more or less Islamic in his convictions than he chooses to appear? Is he a near-apostate or Muslim In Name Only who can't or won't take the final step out of Islam, because of filial piety and/ or fear of the sharia enforcers, as well as a wish to keep the votes of the Muslims among his constituents...or is he a Muslim choosing to display a lesser level of conviction than he does in fact feel, so as to keep the votes of his non-Muslim constituents? The answers matter; because of the kind of thing that Islam is.
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I knew it was real, but until Alan Korwin (
and Bloomfield press) pointed it out, I hadn't paid a lot of attention.
As a newspaper, we capitalize "Tea Party" in our print references. Major news sources, however, choose not to capitalize tea party, which is OK. The Tea Party is not a party at all. "Tea Party" is the moniker given to the conservative movement that led to Republican gains in last November's elections.
In view of the fact, however, that major news sources are capitalizing the "Occupy Wall Street" movement, it is not OK.
As Korwin wrote: Does this mean the "occupy" people are real and the "tea party" people are just a temporary distraction?
This may be a small thing, but there is a real distinction to be made.
To "join" the Tea Party, there is no form to sign; there are no dues to pay. There also is no one like Michael Moore funding the Tea Party events. They are just groups and gatherings of people -- lots of people -- with a mutual interest in strict adherence to the Constitution. While some have actually attended organized Tea Party events; others merely vote for candidates who support the Constitution and are thus considered to be Tea Partiers.
Tea Partiers are not angry. They have not been known to be rude to candidates and officials by shouting them down or using vulgarities. When the Tea Party did hold rallies, they met, they said the Pledge of Allegiance and sang the Stars Spangled Banner. They listened to speakers, attended to their children, and then picked up their blankets, making sure that no trash was left behind, and went home.
They went back to their daily routines and their jobs so they could pay their taxes and provide for their families.
This is unlike the current "occupiers" who are an angry bunch, apparently don't work because they are camping out for extended periods, blocking those who are trying to get to work, and leaving mounds of trash everywhere.
They leave the mess to those of us who continue to work so that we can pay the taxes that are used to pay for the cleanup, the crowd control, and the welfare programs that enable the occupiers.
We are the Tea Partiers --- or the tea partiers. Either way, we are the ones paying, and paying, and paying. We are going to vote in November 2012.
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If he -- today Boy George watching and think about the United States of America.
And what what the founding fathers.
Think about what's going on.
This is the compelling question tackled in the new book.
The -- in the new founder's coop there's just a -- commoner and Mike Duncan Joseph -- -- done a good morning you guys are very good I find this to be one of the most fascinating books that I've seen.
Come across that the stage a long long time at the founding fathers come back.
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You guys are both Villanova graduates know it's a long time both patriots tell -- -- what this book is about -- The -- -- the -- back to life in modern day America and we -- -- we see the the amazing country that we've created over the last 200 years through the eyes and none other than George Washington.
George -- technological advances the the fact that that all the races live together that our country is absolutely amazing with with the IG PS he loves that diseases -- by trade.
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And but he also those -- we have problems.
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The problems we face -- can be solved if we go back to the founding principles.
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My -- like what you've done is put together in novel that's kind of the founding fathers meets back to the future.
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That this was a lot of fun to do and it was a learning experience for us the story revolves around six unsuspecting Americans they're drawn together and independence hall.
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And winning bread winning in May be he's not -- -- time at home so he has marital issues.
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The great planes to the north is bandit country, the nomadic Twi-Lek defend their lands from the Eldar and Klingons that attempt to colonize it. For the last 300 years, they have attempted, then retreated, now they have given up and left it to them.
Then we come to the woodfolk, the Wookiee's as they call them. Wherever you find woodlands, you find Wookiees. They are a friendly enough race, but attempts to subjugate them have been... Catastrophic... The Eldar attempted to make them into slaves, and though their magic allowed them to fight them, the Wookiees pure size, strength and knowledge of the woodlands allowed the Eldar to be outwhitted and thwarted at every turn. The Klingons, finding enemies of their enemies, that are similarly a race of warriors, found allies in the great beasts. They have agreed to a non-aggression treaty with them. The Klingons leave the Wookiees to their forests, and the Wookiees kill any Eldar that enter their lands.
Our quest begins in the middle of the great planes to the north. A lowly tavern where a Klingon drinks his hearty wine and awaits the arrival of those he has summoned, beings from all walks of life, to come together to take on a great quest. They have received summons from him via courier.
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Osho,When I came to Pune ten years ago I was a fifteen year-old teenage girl with a heart full of trust and a longing for truth. During those few months that I could stay with you undisturbed I experienced the most beautiful time of my life. When I was forced back to Germany by the legal authorities and my parents, who are not your sannyasins, something broke inside and left a wound which never healed.Now, being with you in India again, the moment I walked through the ashram gate in Pune something slid into place, and a door opened. Walking through your garden, just sitting silent, under the trees, your fragrance is still in the air. My being vibrates, my heart sings, "Home, home, this is the place where I was born." There is so much joy that it is almost painful, and just beyond that, the silence.Osho, what is happening with me? And why couldn't it happen anywhere else?
The parents represent the establishment. They love you, they have no intention to harm you, but they are unconscious beings – with all good intentions.
They have joined hands with the vested interests not to allow their children to become intelligent, to become courageous, to become self-respectful, to have a certain pride that existence has chosen you to be. They have done this to their children instead of making them feel at home in existence, helping them to be more and more in tune with the seasons, with the trees, with the clouds, so that by the time they are mature enough they can have a religion….
The word religion originates from a root which means "that which joins you" – joins you with what? "That which connects you" – connects you with what?
If you are not being conditioned, if your mind has not been filled with superstitions of all kinds, if your search has not been killed, if your parents have really loved you – and the first requirement of real love is to allow absolute freedom, unconditional freedom to the other – then one day you will find your religion.
Religion is not a commodity. You cannot purchase it in the marketplace and you cannot have it just by believing in certain scriptures, rituals. You cannot get it so cheap – just by believing in Jesus Christ, in Gautam Buddha, in Mohammed, in Krishna.
Religion has to be earned. It is the greatest learning on the earth; it needs tremendous awareness, so that you are not influenced by others. And this must be the duty of the parents, to see that their children are not influenced by others, because all influences create a spiritual slavery. If you remain fresh, clean, open, searching, you will find it.
There has never been any exception. Anybody who has been open to reality, available to existence, immediately gets connected with the whole. And to be connected with the whole is the greatest experience that life can provide to you.
When you are born, you are disconnected from the womb, from the mother. You had lived in the womb for nine months as one with the mother's body, mind, soul. There was no separation. You were not in any way different from your mother. Her heartbeats were your heartbeats, her breathing was your breathing, her blood was your blood.
The disconnection from the mother is the most traumatic experience in life, the most painful, the most agonizing. Just think of the small child who is being taken away from his home, who is being taken away from his very world, the only world he knows; he is being taken away from love and warmth. The shock is great.


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Thread: Javier?
September 22nd, 2013 01:51 PM #1
How do you pronounce it?
In Spanish, I was taught that it was pronounced hah-vee-air but I've seen on here a few times that it's hah-vee-ay. Where does this pronunciation come from?
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September 22nd, 2013 04:24 PM #3
I've never heard it with a silent r. A good rule of thumb for Spanish is every letter is pronounced. Except h, which is always silent. hah-vee-er. The last sound is less air and more yer. I'm trying to think of an English word that rhymes with and can't. E sounds like eh in Spanish. Like the e in elbow. Hah-vee-air is how almost all English speakers I've known say it though, so that's perfectly acceptable. hah-vee-ay sounds more French to me.
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September 22nd, 2013 04:30 PM #5
Personally, I would pronounce it "Have-ee-ay" but now I think back to learning Spanish in school, redwoodfey is right - in Spanish, almost every letter is pronounced. So, I would have to say it is pronounced properly as "Have-ee-air"
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September 22nd, 2013 04:35 PM #7
I pronounce it hah-vee-air.
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September 22nd, 2013 10:41 PM #9
I would pronounce it hah-vee-air. Hah-vee-ay would have never occurred to me.
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His pride Mike -- says.
Today's breaking news just don't want to -- was actually reporting.
The nonpartisan CBO Congressional Budget Office projecting another one point one trillion annual deficit between twelve now back to -- -- -- Mike.
Sarcastically so let's stick without that deficit news -- One point one trillion another year over a trillion that doesn't sound good for the president.
Now and and we've been talking about this a little bit at not -- in the sense that we know that this -- fiscal cliff is coming.
And the leaders of congress need to get at the same table.
Leadership of also lead with the president as well and they need to hammer out something before this -- hits in January.
We have all forecasted we know it's -- me.
And they need to get back to Washington to get to work to address this issue.
But it does need to be an even need to be -- I would say with a balanced approach it isn't just all about austerity measures of spending cuts.
Is not all about just.
Taxing the top 1% it -- to be a balanced approach and the president did put forth in his own budget one that was it that was more balanced than not.
But we continue to need to have an -- focus on is -- We need to make sure that that we don't starve it so much that we don't have the investments that we need for future growth whether it be an infrastructure -- -- in our education.
So we do need both sides need to get together to work out some sort of -- that we don't hit this -- Certainly more.
Red meat for the Republicans to go lap though when you when you see those figures.
Yeah well penny sounds like a great person but I think she spent too many years with Harry Reid look.
The president put forward is a great person went in my cell types of sounds delightful to -- my boss is a little question about half not the thing that president for affordability and -- That the senate.
The the body that your boss leads.
Rejected almost unanimously.
Come visit at senator sessions hold on what Owen -- on the EU filibustered let me.
-- you the cliff that's coming is not going to be fixed by just saying we've got to get everybody the same table.
And if the president had had an interest in getting people at the same table he -- have been passing Health Care Reform in closing price enclosed private rooms when he said we'll put it on C span.
The truth is we've had three years' worth of spending spending spending spending.
Nothing that we were told as the American people that was gonna get fixed from any of that has been fixed and nothing.
So it's time to start looking at other alternatives.
And that's what we're gonna see what the selection of produces hey let me go let you come back that.
Yeah I -- say as as far as on the senate billing I know a lot of people on the right loved to talk about you know the fact that they have president's budget went down.
You know whatever hundred to zero evidence that that was senator sessions bill that was in a legitimate offer Al but I would agree that you get it and and I do think that you're very nice person -- well.
I do agree and that we have to get get all sides of the conversation need to have taken place and is kind of you know your plan is awful your plan is -- -- -- you're gonna explode I mean all of this -- -- -- -- last week you know -- like 213 year old in the backseat of a car.
Is it helpful and we've got to stop the posturing here and now and actually get to some concrete -- I'm not talking about posturing I've run small company we we have point five people who work -- and there's two outcomes to every problem that we face is a company.
There's excuses or there's results.
And that the president was given.
The most powerful CEO position that the world knows three years ago -- -- things were tough when he came into power -- we're not expecting.
Great miracles but we have seen no improvement.
This is the worst economic recovery is since World War II -- at the smallest formation of new businesses.
Since World War II.
You cannot fix an economy if the entrepreneurial class isn't engaged in right now they're not only engaged their shrinking -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- We are now seeing 23 months a steady -- in a job improvement.
Is it -- noted the need to be hottest apps.
That a net loss of more than 2000002 and a half million jobs for the last three years how is that job creation.
There are -- and if you take and it again -- it and if we -- the same level of unemployment.
We would be closer to nearly eleven to twelve there's always the way that the statistics can be played any way you also amount left or right it seems couple -- -- -- weighing in on this -- that Griffin 57 say.
Both parties are responsible -- this cliff but nothing of real will be done until December at least very true I would imagine.
Via Celsius -- people to click isn't coming we've gone over it already I have somebody I kind of agree with Alan actually I got hurt somebody said Ryan I think it was all right read it the other day that somebody -- this is less.
That we have sort of it inadvertently driving off a fiscal cliff is the as the -- Collins goes these days.
More that we deliberately strapped on a fiscal suicide vests and -- blowing themselves up which I -- was an interesting.
Thought -- get ought to -- point both sides probably responsible for this because as Sarah rightly says nobody wants to do anything this side of elect.
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Premium outlets in Japan today account for 23 per cent to 29 per cent of purchase frequency in luxury fashion apparel and leather goods/accessories, according to a recent survey by McKinsey & Company. Steep cuts in highway tolls have helped fuel the boom. But mostly, it's consumers who are tired of paying retail for goods that can be bought at a discount – even more so in today's economic climate.
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