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Wow, that looks like a wonderful recipe and a beautiful beer. I do have a question about the recipe though. You say 64 oz of coffee in your recipe listing, then you say you cold brew 1 lb of coffee in 10 quarts of water and then add to bottling bucket. Seems like something got confused here. Can you explain or correct this for me. I would really like to brew this beer. Looks like Old Rasputin with an extra dose of coffee flavor. I'm liking it!!!!
Darn, missed a question in the last post. What type of yeast did you use and was there any problem hitting the FG? Thanks for your help and your recipe.
The confusion came from me doing the recipe and then a couple months later adding the coffee. The amount of coffee I added was too much I think. For the first couple weeks it was great, but then the coffee flavors just kept getting strong. I think half that much would have been much better.
I used US-05 and I missed my OG by about .008 under. FG was .004 over. Yes, it was BIAB.
I think the wheat is my favorite part of the beer. Combined with the coffee, it's just damn smooth. I think I would double the chocolate wheat and probably the molasses too. That would hide the alcohol kick a little bit better I think. I would also mash a little higher. Maybe 154F or so. My mash ended up dipping down to ~148F because of my kettle.
This recipe looks outstanding! One question though, when you cold brew the coffee would you not end up with somewhere around 7 gallons to put in the keg? Maybe I'm just missing something....


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Leah Schoeb of The Evaluator Group, wrote a nice piece about storage benchmarking that we highly recommend. It appears in the January issue of Storage Magazine http://bit.ly/113klb2, and at http://bit.ly/YPgHQv.
I won't reiterate her article here, but I would like to simply point out that the specs many vendors throw around don't come with the appropriate caveats. They don't mention block size, or special caching, or what network protocols were used. And if you're like me and you grew up in the HDD world, be prepared for a different set of rules for measuring and benchmarking solid state storage.
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I have a combo maker and it makes delicious coffee.
I have a Keug one cup maker at the office and love it. It's so easy and simple. I'm not saying it's the best coffee in the world, but for my purposes, it is. I get the Dounut Shop Coffee pods. THey are the best for the price. I would probably get Starbucks pods if they didn't cost a few dollars more than Dounut Shop brand.
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" The greatness of a nation can be judged by the way its animals are treated. "
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If you like a touch of coconut, Jamaica Me Crazy by Wolfgang Puck is great. The local department store I get mine from carries a large selection of pods & has great sales. I like to try one I already know & one new one each time I buy.
I have the little insert to put your own coffee in too. They work great, especially if you have a favorite coffe that you can't buy in pods. They are a bit messy to clean though, which kind of defeats the purpose of a Keurig.
"Is this Heaven? No, it's Iowa. --Field of Dreams--"
Has anyone tried the K-cups of Green Mountain in Gingerbread flavor and Pumpkin flavor. I'm not wild about Green Mountain brand. I'm not sure how these flavored one are though.
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I'm planning to check out Aldi's.
I picked up a box of lemon flavored iced tea for K-cups on sale for $2.00 per box this weekend. I'm not sure of the regular price. I haven't tried it yet.


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This 1986 Audi 5000S Avant is said to be in excellent overall condition with only 68k original miles. According to the seller, the car is rust free with a near perfect interior, and is ready to be driven across the country. The 5000 Avant is arguably the smartest looking European wagon from the 1980s, and makes for a very liveable and functional classic today. Find it here on eBay in Fort Myers, Florida for $4850 or offer.
the glory and prestige of the modern audi seems to have rubbed off, and youngish car fans, under 25 seem to think all audis were always awesome.
Not the case, these were not quite a pile, but they sorta remind me of guys from today back to the debut of the imprexa wrx thinking every subie from the 70s and early 80s was also equally awesome.
Its pretty annoying.
These were not anywhere near the best wagon, not near best sedan, they were over priced, under performed and this unit is not optioned up. People have gone made with audi stuff.
I have been a fan of many a audi, but they insist on putting their engines far upfront near the nose and it drives me crazy, particularly new cars where they owners or admirers think they are techno wonder cars. Its a crutch, so you do not have to design a good crumple zone, and you give up handling so that lazy engineers can push the engine out to the nose.
I resent the revisionist history on this model, and people acting like it was a really good car. It was a so so car.
I do not think it even looks good, the 80s taurus wagon holds up better just on looks and i am not some huge ford fwd guy.
68K miles. That was about the expected lifetime of them when new. On the plus side, the price is low enough you could be below the original sticker price once you've fixed everything twice.
I'm only being this harsh since it's sold. Good luck to the new owner.
We owned one, purchased in part because (used) it had depreciated so badly due to the unintended acceleration farce. Ours was an 86 Avant, 5 speed stick, leather. One of the better cars I have owned despite the electrical gremlins. Keep up on the maintenance and enjoy the ride. Ours was totaled in a collision and the insurance paid considerably more than the purchase price. In total, ours was both a pleasure and a bsrgain.
Fantastic Euro wagon that looks to be in amazing condition. Lots of car for the money but also lots of debby downer comments. To the timid may I suggest a nice lease at the local Toyota dealership.
Ummmmm anybody who knows anything about these knows that…..
@ Scott F: These engines have a timing belt, not chain. It likely failed because previous owner failed to change it at reasonable interval. Any timing belt will eventually break if left in place too long.
Bought a 1985 FWD 5000 Avant with over 100K miles cheap back in the late 1980s. Only thing that failed in next 70K miles was a window regulator. With rare 5 speed manual, performance was good, with up to 30 mpg on long trips. Perfect hwy cruiser, and excellent in snow. Brakes held up well with sensible driving. Wish I still had it.
S avant…French for "learned idiot" or "knowledgeable idiot".
A buddy and I split the cost of a 5000 S of the same vintage. That car was amazing for about three weeks. If I remember correctly the progression went pinhole leak which misted the inside of the windshield with antifreeze to timing chain failure, brake failure and progressive loss of every power accessory.
She finally committed vehicular seppuku somewhere outside of Washington DC. It was day two of a road trip. Curious smoke ended in a car fire and she was done.
Best part of the experience was towing the remains to the nearest authorized Audi mechanic. It was a uber fancy Porsche/Audi dealership in the burbs. The look on their faces must have been spectacular. The co-owner and a buddy hopped out of the tow truck with two garbage bags full of dirty clothes, no money and no plan.
Total time of ownership…7 months.
"The 5000 Avant is arguably the smartest looking European wagon from the 1980s…"
Izzat you, Shamu?
I would not have trust this on an across the country road trip even when it was brand new.
Not quite the smartest looking European wagon when the same era had Bruno Sacco's definitive Mercedes W124 T model IMHO, but certainly influential and memorable.
The roofrack, federal bumpers and striping make it a little too fussy compared to the clean European original below, but I guess you can't have everything for $4000.- that side of the pond.
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I have a hefeweizen sitting in my secondary fermenter, and wanted to try adding lemon to it.
I've read on other posts that with fruit you should use 2 - 4 lbs of fruit for a 5 gallon batch - but lemon is a pretty potent fruit, would 2 - 4 pounds be too much?
Has anybody here experimented with it and have any suggestions?
Second question, I was planning on washing the outside of the rind, and then cutting them up and dropping them in the carboy - is this the most efficient way (not a big chance of contamination?)
You could just try adding lemon peel shavings which would still give you great lemon flavors being that the batch is already fermented. But I think you will be fine with maybe 2 lemons added? Let us know what you choose and how it goes. good luck
Citrus can do nasty things when fermented. You may want to reconsider and just use the zest
Maybe just want to try adding some zest? Or a slice in the beer
See one melée of unruly people, and you've seen a maul.
If it were me merely experimenting on my own, I wouldn't put much more than a few individual lemons, maybe 3. The one thing I have heard is that even though lemons have a very large amount of sugar, lemon juice does not ferment well. If you did decide on adding lemon, I would also add a decent amount of yeast nutrient and yeast energizer to make sure you don't end up with unfermented sugars.
Interesting, I didn't expect it to affect the fermentation since it's been in there for about a month now, but I guess that makes sense. I'm still relatively inexperienced.
Maybe I'll try adding 1 lemon and some lemon zest?
I tried a glass of it after moving it to the second fermentor, and didn't think that it tasted quite the way I was hoping so I was planning to alter the taste with an adjunct.
Thanks guys
I've only used zest and I did it in the last 5 minutes of my boil. Gave a good lemon hint!
OK, you all made some good points I'll scrap adding raw lemon and stick to just the zest.
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ALDO Racing Team getting ready for upcoming Dakar Rally
The Canadian rally-raid ALDO Racing Team is entering its final stage off preparation that will bring the driving team of David Bensadoun and Patrick Beaulé to the starting grid of the 2015 Dakar Rally next January 4th in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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ALDO Racing getting ready for the 2014-15 Extreme Rally-Raid season
First Test for the new Toyota Tacoma in the Sonoran Desert of Mexico. Following the 2014 Dakar Rally raid held last January in South America, the Canadian ALDO Racing Team made a major change, trading their Desert Warrior 3 prototype for a more reliable rally-built Toyota Tacoma truck.
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The official FIA preview of this weekend's Belgian grand prix overlooked arguably the most famous moment of Eliseo Salazar's career.
Chilean Salazar, who will make his debut as the driver steward at Spa Francorchamps, contested races for minor F1 teams between 1981 and 1983, and also tasted action at the Indy 500, Le Mans, Daytona, Dakar and world rally.
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Grand slam for the Despres team and consecration for Sainz
Cyril Despres wins his third Dakar in Buenos Aires after a last stage won by his support rider Ruben Faria. In the car category, Carlos Sainz gets his first Dakar victory after resisting the ultimate attack by Al Attiyah, who wins the last stage for just 36''.
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796 km are on the menu for the 12th stage
The longest on this 32nd Dakar, including a 476-km timed section. The distinctive feature of this special is the 'neutralised' part between the 204-km and 334-km points, where the competitors will have to return to the tarmac to pass through a listed natural site.
Jan 13
434 km are on the menu for the 11th stage of this 32nd Dakar
The competitors will leave Chile and return to Argentina, where the 220-km timed section will take place. They will cross the border at an altitude of 3500 m, ever so slightly higher than the point at which starter's orders for the special will be given.
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354 km, but with a timed section of only 170, are on the menu for the 9th stage
Indeed, alerted by the presence over the last few days of significant amounts of fog during the morning at Copiapo, the organisers have announced that they will be postponing the start times for the 9th special stage (11.00, instead of 7.15) and will shorten the route in order to avoid stragglers arriving too late at the bivouac in La Serena.
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Coma still on a mission;"Peter" for glory
The many navigation mistakes of his contenders allowed Marc Coma to finish with the best time of the day in the bike category and to move up four places in the overall standings. Moreover Italian rider Luca Manca, who was ranking ninth this morning in the overall standings, had to be evacuated from the track after a very serious fall in the early hours of the stage.
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Four of the Race Touareg are in the day's Top 5
In the cars category, Volkswagen is putting its cards on the table with Nasser Al Attiyah, who achieved both best clock and nr.1 position in the standings. The day's special stage goes to David Frétigné, who gets his eighth stage victory in a Dakar finishing 43'' ahead of David Casteu, who still remains leader in the overall standings.
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After a starting ceremony attended by more than 300,000 people in Buenos Aires
The competitors in the Dakar left Buenos Aires and headed to the first bivouac. This is where the first special stage will start tomorrow morning. If they needed extra motivation to finish the entire rally, the collective show of affection spread along six kilometres gave the competitors a further reason to make it back to Buenos Aires.
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A total of 151 bikes, 25 quads, 134 cars and 52 trucks will be at the start
The technical and administrative scrutineering was completed by the end of the afternoon yesterday for the drivers, riders and teams in the Dakar. Before hitting the trail, the contenders now have some time to enjoy their New Year's Eve in Buenos Aires before mingling with the crowds on the occasion of the start podium ceremony that will be held this afternoon.
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As the company looks forward to 2010 with the Dakar
Stilo, based near Bergamo in northern Italy, is looking forward to another year of success in 2010 following a fantastic 2009 season. Stilo helmets claimed both the FIA World Rally Championship (for the fifth time) with Sebastien Loeb and the FIA World Touring Car Championship thanks to Gabriele Tarquini: the first time that the FIA's most important rally and touring car titles have been won by a single helmet manufacturer.


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Editorial: Judges spot a fast-track deal on Sodo arena
Judicial curiosity is stirred by the intense prior planning between Seattle City Hall and the developer of a proposed Sodo sports arena. An interesting line of inquiry.
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MEMORANDUM of Understanding. To say the very least.
Three judges of the state Court of Appeals appeared to be on to the wink-wink, nudge-nudge mode of the proposal to build a new sports arena in Sodo.
The question is whether an agreement between Seattle City Hall and a developer to build the arena raced ahead of state environmental laws. Was a legal requirement turned into a pro formaritual?
What the judges noticed, as reported by Seattle Times reporter Lynn Thompson, was the fast and furious efforts to get ready to build an arena in Sodo. Full speed ahead on the paperwork for a grand bureaucratic assumption leavened with public financing.
What about state law that requires an authentic environmental review of other potential sites beyond the one owned by the developer and coveted in the official Memorandum of Understanding?
Longshore and warehouse workers who see their livelihoods in jeopardy if an arena conflicts with Port of Seattle operations raised the question in a legal challenge. A lower court ruled the city's frenzy of activity was not an issue, because the environmental review only had to be concluded before a final decision.
The case was appealed, and those judges found themselves looking at the actual plans for palace grounds, measured against hypothetical afterthoughts.
Hmm, was someone's mind already made up?
All of the premeditation came to an abrupt halt when the National Basketball Association refused to serve up a franchise — at least for now.
Still, the questions of environmental rigor, municipal credibility and mockery of state law are in question. The skeptical inquiries are welcome.
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Seahawks look to end road struggles
Seattle's season may not depend entirely on the outcome of Sunday's game at Miami, but it is precisely the kind of game the Seahawks must win if they're going to play into the New Year.
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The homestretch starts on the road.
That is not only a description of the Seahawks' upcoming schedule, but the key to their playoff ambitions. Seattle's season may not depend entirely on the outcome of Sunday's game at Miami, but it is precisely the kind of game the Seahawks must win if they're going to play into the New Year.
"If we're going to turn our fortunes for the season, we're going to have to play better on the road," coach Pete Carroll said. "We're still paying for it from the first half of the season."
Seattle lost four of its five road games in the first two months of the season, committing more than twice as many turnovers on the road and scoring 16 points or fewer in four of those five games.
Now Seattle begins a gauntlet of three road games in 22 days, starting in Miami and continuing to Chicago next week. The Seahawks then host Arizona before going to Toronto to play the Buffalo Bills on Dec. 16. It's a four-week crucible for Seattle, a test that will show whether the early-season road difficulties were the growing pains of a young team or the fatal flaw that undermines this team's season.
"The key to winning on the road is not thinking that it's on the road," receiver Doug Baldwin said. "I think all that stuff, it's overrated and underrated at the same time. It's real simple if you just look at it as just another game, but people give it too much power when they think it's an away game."
There are all sorts of theories for why a team might struggle on the road, from the unfamiliarity of playing in a different stadium to the logistics required to deal with crowd noise to the disruptive nature of travel.
But while Seattle's trip to Miami is Seattle's longest in terms of mileage, it's not like the Seahawks are flying coach in the middle seat with a four-hour layover. They arrived on a charter flight at about midnight on Friday, giving the team two nights to acclimate.
Quarterback Russell Wilson is the weather vane for Seattle's difficulties away from CenturyLink Field. Of his 15 touchdown passes, only four have occurred on the road while all eight of his interceptions have come as a visitor.
There's more to Seattle's difficulties than just one player, though.
"If you just look at Russell, I think you're making a mistake there," Carroll said. "I think this is all of us. We all have to play better, more efficiently on the road. Everybody has got to contribute to it and that goes all the way to defense and special teams."
The Dolphins will also be starting a rookie quarterback, too: Ryan Tannehill. He was chosen eighth overall, and Wilson is familiar, even friendly, with him. The two trained together in the spring leading up to the draft.
"There's a huge competitiveness," Wilson said. "Not because we're friends but because I'm playing for the Seahawks and he's playing for the Dolphins."
The possibility of a playoff berth only raises the stakes for Seattle. Seattle's four road losses have come by a combined total of 21 points in the first half of the year, the margin speaking to how close the Seahawks have come while that 1-4 record showing how far Seattle has to go.
"We are not far off," Carroll said.
But they are a long way from home this week, playing Miami to begin a stretch of three road games in four weeks that will determine the trajectory of this season.
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It appears the long debated I-Square Project isn't dead after all. Assemblyman Joe Morelle says an agreement has been made that will move the project forward. The town of Irondequoit and the West Irondequoit School District have agreed to grant the project a PILOT status of up to 25 years.
The I-Square Project includes plans for an art gallery, shops, restaurants and residential space.
"The development would go forward, the town and school boards would support the PILOT, and hopefully now pending final approval by those bodies, we'll have a deal and we'll be able to move forward with the I-Square project," Morelle said.
The town board is expected to vote on the deal on February 19th.
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With so many records that touch on popping bottles in the club, rolling up , or just Chillin you have to admit that the opening line on Yung Nate's latest record is a bit refreshing. The Harlem-born emcee boldly kicks off his latest song releasing, rapping "Ya'll just be sittin, chillin, smokin, drinkin/ So much time wasted spending times getting wasted." With "success on his taste buds" Nate skillfully works his way from verse to verse with help from a catchy, R&B tinged hook. Adding to Chillin's lax vibe is producer Sig's fresh production, which consists of a series of drum kicks and even bells. Chillin serves as the third single off of Yung Nate's 11:04 EP, set for free release on August 20.
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WILLIAMSBURG, Va. (AP) Marcus Thornton scored 19 points, including a trio of 3-pointers, to lead William & Mary to an 83-49 win over Western Illinois on Tuesday night.
William & Mary (4-1) took control with a 24-0 run that included 3-pointers from Thornton and Daniel Dixon to close out the first period and take a 48-15 advantage into the break. The Tribe, which shot 52.7 percent from the floor, then held Western Illinois (1-3) at bay over the final 20 minutes to secure the win.
Dixon and Terry Tarpey contributed 14 points apiece in the win, marking just the seventh time since 1960 the Tribe has opened the season with a 4-1 record. Omar Prewitt added 13 points.


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Willingness to use tamoxifen to prevent breast cancer among diverse women
- Celia Patricia Kaplan,
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- George F. Sawaya,
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Use of chemoprevention to prevent development of breast cancer among high-risk women has been limited despite clinical evidence of its benefit. Our goals were to determine whether knowledge of the benefits and risks of tamoxifen affects a woman's willingness to take it to prevent breast cancer, to define factors associated with willingness to take tamoxifen, and to evaluate race/ethnic differences. Women, ages 50–80, who identified as African American, Asian, Latina, or White, and who had at least one visit to a primary care physician in the previous 2 years, were recruited from ambulatory practices. After a screening telephone survey, women completed an in-person interview in their preferred language. Multivariate regression models were constructed to examine the associations of demographic characteristics, numeracy, breast cancer history, and health knowledge with willingness to take tamoxifen. Over 40% of the women reported they would likely take tamoxifen if determined to be at high risk, and 31% would be somewhat likely to do so. Asian women, those with no insurance, and those with less than high school education were significantly more likely to be willing to take tamoxifen. Higher scores on numeracy and on breast cancer knowledge were also associated with willingness to take tamoxifen. A higher tamoxifen knowledge score was inversely related to willingness to take the drug. Factors affecting women's willingness to take breast cancer chemoprevention drugs vary and are not determined solely by knowledge of risk/benefit or risk perception.
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- Willingness to use tamoxifen to prevent breast cancer among diverse women
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Breast Cancer Research and Treatment
Volume 133, Issue 1 , pp 357-366
- Cover Date
- 2012-05-01
- 10.1007/s10549-012-1960-5
- Print ISSN
- 0167-6806
- Online ISSN
- 1573-7217
- Publisher
- Springer US
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- Topics
- Keywords
- Tamoxifen
- Breast cancer prevention
- Chemoprevention therapy
- Numeracy
- Minority populations
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- Celia Patricia Kaplan (1) (2) (3)
- Sue E. Kim (4)
- Sabrina T. Wong (5)
- George F. Sawaya (2) (6)
- Judith M. E. Walsh (1) (7)
- Eliseo J. Pérez-Stable (1) (2) (3)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Division of General Internal Medicine, Department of Medicine, University of California San Francisco, 3333 California Street, San Francisco, CA, 94143-0856, USA
- 2. Medical Effectiveness Research Center for Diverse Populations, University of California San Francisco, San Francisco, CA, USA
- 3. Helen Diller Family Comprehensive Cancer Center, University of California San Francisco, San Francisco, CA, USA
- 4. Health and Barriers to Employment, Manpower Demonstration Research Corporation (MDRC), Oakland, CA, USA
- 5. Culture, Gender, and Health Unit, School of Nursing, Centre for Health Services and Policy Research, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC, Canada
- 6. Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Sciences, University of California San Francisco, San Francisco, CA, USA
- 7. Women's Health Clinical Research Center, University of California San Francisco, San Francisco, CA, USA


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God Bless Meat Loaf...64 years old and styill KICKING it onstage!! And the audience was full of twenty somethings! Who knew? I listened to him in high school, and here are kids that weren't born when he was first singing! Go Meat Loaf
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Meat Loaf has lost his beautiful voice and it is inexplicable that he continues to sing. The band was great but the sound was so loud that fidelity suffered greatly. Our seats were disappointing -- all the way in the back of the mezzanine.
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