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The reason I presented the on page A7, under the headline ‘Queenstown Matamata-Piako District Council said pay- notice of motion to council on Before you head out... remember Jaunt Hits Ratepayers’, disclosed Waipa Dis- ing for partners’ meals and flights would be a amalgamation was so the public trict Council spent more on last week’s local breach of its sensitive expenditure policy, could be fully informed, as I believe SAFETY FIRST government conference than Hamilton City. while Thames-Coromandel thought it prudent they should be on all issues. In addition to its delegates, it paid for for no one to attend given it was on a cost- The notice of motion said — 50% accommodation and flights for two wives saving mission. ‘‘There is no mandate for any (those of Deputy Mayor Graham Webber and Wouldn’t it be wonderful if our mayor and councillor, including the mayor, to councillor Dennis Finn). council had been as fiscally responsible. discuss amalgamation of local dis- I can do no better than quote Hamilton DENNIS HOWELL trict councils involving Waipa Dis- KITS OFF trict at the newly-formed mayors meeting or any other arranged - Safety DOORNOBS functions. Equipment Express displeasure This mater (sic) must be fully - First Aid LURES discussed by councillors with the involvement of the Waipa public - Anchor Through your column, I would like to extremely honest when customers are trying before any suggestions or recom- thank Edna Tyler for her comments on the on our beautiful clothes. mendations are made. If the Available at appalling service she received upon entering Why Edna, if you were so slighted, did decision is made not to proceed, a our store. you return, according to you, ‘for more of the line must be drawn in the sand Tuesday trading is normally very quiet, same’? Why did you not approach us and stating positively we are not inter- but thanks to Edna’s letter, we were express your displeasure? ested in any amalgamation involv- inundated with visits and phone calls sup- Edna, you are welcome to visit us again ing Waipa District.’’ 166 Cambridge Rd, Te Awamutu, Ph 871 6793 porting us from our loyal and satisfied and receive the attention you so obviously In Tuesday’s Courier Mayor customers. crave. Alan Livingston said: ‘‘Firstly, Cr I pride myself on always acknowledging You will have to introduce yourself to me, Wilson’s notice of motion to discuss everyone when they enter the store, then I as I have no idea who you are. amalgamation of councils was not leave them to browse. SHIREE CHANDLER accepted by the committee chair- We are notorious for not being pushy and Manager Te Awamutu Womenz man as per appropriate meeting procedures.’’ That meeting was chaired by the mayor. Response indicates amalgamation concerns I am extremely pleased to see he said, referring to amalgamation, ‘‘Importantly, no commitment will In regards to Mayor Livingston’s has, without sighting reasons or excuses be made by me as mayor.’’ response to Pat Bishop’s letter, I don’t why he shouldn’t. This raises the air of I strongly believe in Waipa and Your ONLY authorised believe it has anything to do with election- suspicion of the motives for not answering at its future but it’s always good to eering, it seems to me Pat Bishop and the time. know the views of your elected Toshiba Service Centre Councillor Wilson had serious concerns A little openness and honesty could have officials, particularly on important in the Waipa District about the amalgamation issues. avoided any unpleasantness and eased the issues. Surely the mayor could have answered members’ minds on the matter. VERN WILSON the question openly and honestly, as he now JOHN KNOWLES Waipa District Councillor Call us about our JULY SPECIALS We welcome your letters - preferably via email. Letters should be under 300 words and must have the sender’s name, address and phone number included. 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TC240712DT02 OPEN DAY Ian leaves for London STOMP star Ian Vincent relaxing at his parent’s Te Awamutu home. on Thursday, August 2 and starts rehearsals the Olympics — but no one Ian has been keeping a long-term goal and he is day after arriving. will know until training fit at The Trainstation excited that he has SATURDAY, JULY 28 He says all the acts are starts and then there is 10 and speaking to local started down that track. rehearsed in a giant cir- days to get it right. groups about his life on Each trip home he will cus tent and he believes ‘‘This trip home has the road. be able to build on the the only time they get on been great,’’ he says. Mainly he has started studio and do more work. NEW Group RX Classes... the venue will be for the ‘‘I’ve got some stuff a recording studio, But for now he is get- Check out our main event. done I’ve been dreaming recorded a couple of ting ready to say his He expects the Stomp about, caught up with mates and written some goodbyes before setting designers will have lots of people and helped of his songs. off on another ‘hard-to- pulled together a stun- our here and there where He says recording believe a boy from TA is ning routine for the I could.’’ music for other people is doing this’ adventure. Kiwi legend farewelled Hundreds of people his mother not join them bottle of milk to a tiny 9.15am - ZUMBA packed the Te Awamutu on a planned family walk wild piglet that he and his Bible Chapel on up a steep hill because close friend James Frost Wednesday to farewell ‘you won’t let us look over found while out hunting 10.00am - WAR ‘Kiwi legend’ Alan the side like Dad does’. on Alan’s 31st birthday. McCandlish who died Several of Alan’s Benny MacPherson 10.40am - POWER STEP while base jumping in friends acknowledged the spoke after the service Switzerland a fortnight role Richard and Sue about the amazing sup- 11.20am - RIP ago. McCandlish had played port he and fellow base Music from Alan’s fav- in supporting their son jumper Teroy Attwood 12 noon - REV ourite bands greeted and giving him the free- had received from the mourners as they arrived dom to pursue his unor- Swiss police and under- 12.40pm - SYNERGY from all over New Zea- thodox dreams. They taker Rubin Thomas who land and as far away as described their inspira- organised the recovery of Western Australia and tional friend as a humble Alan’s body and then $5 per class - All proceeds to Child Cancer Foundation America. The casket was and quiet achiever who helped with draped with two flags: a had a great sense of arrangements to get him New Zealand flag which humour and ‘just loved home. 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HEADING BACK TO SCHOOL Even though it is still cold and wet, what about learning some new skills or trying a new sport or activity? You could ask about options available at your school, or think about afterschool options. Have you visited one of the local sports clubs? Sport Waikato can provide you with contact information for Te Awamutu based clubs. Have you visited the Te Awamutu Events Centre? You can go for a swim in the heated pool, try the hydroslide or join the swimming club or the learn to swim programmes available every week. For fun out of the water, how about visiting your local playground, or the skate park and BMX track on Rewi Street. Another option is the Te Awamutu Golf Club driving range on Kihikihi Rd, a great chance to TC240712SP06A have a go at hitting a golf ball, or to challenge your FLOODED Waipa River friends to the longest drive. was captured last AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMMES week by Joanne The Kiwisport team is back in town providing a Walden after a week- great opportunity for school age children to try end of heavy rain. A different sport options. Sport Waikato are running few days of fine free fun KiwiSport afterschool programmes in Te weather followed, but Awamutu. now the rain is back Netball: Monday’s until August 13, 3:30 - 4:30pm. and forecast to stay Contact Rachel Beale, 021 629 514 or until the end of the [email protected] week. Table Tennis: Tuesdays from August 15 to September 19, based at Te Awamutu Intermediate TC240712SP06B School for children in years 5-8 (two children per (LEFT) Wendy Benson team). The first week will be skills and drills, while the photographed the car remaining four weeks will be a round-robin tourna- that came through ment. All equipment will be provided. Please register their fence on Kihikihi at individual schools, or contact Sport Waikato. Road (near Raikes Avenue). She says it is the third accident on the bend in four years and second time someone has come through the fence. The locals are concerned someone is going to be seriously injured.

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By PHILLIP QUAY Steeplechase (4000m) at Riccarton into Lund’s stable with a view to a In association with Brown, Pennell. in 1993. jumping career. In The Team was also runner- ‘‘Eugene Casement (part owner) Te Awamutu trainer Warren up in several other notable used to ride for Robert and always Lund has a Riccarton trip in mind steeplechases in New Zealand, wanted to have the horse when with his top jumper Silence Please, including the Grand National, Robert decided to no longer train who was back in the winners’ circle Wellington and Hawke’s Bay him,’’ says Lund. at Te Rapa earlier this month. steeplechases (twice). ‘‘Eugene now lives in Sydney The $60,000 Grand National ‘‘He (In The Team) was a very but is one of the owners of Silence Steeplechase (5600m) is run at Ric- smart jumper and we had a lot of Please, along with his fiance´ and carton on August 11 and that is the good times with him,’’ says Lund. also my son, David.’’ race being targeted by Lund with Lund’s latest headline act, Sil- Lund has three horses in train- Silence Please. ence Please, showed a clean pair of ing with Silence Please the stable Lund is no stranger to success at heels to his rivals in winning star. Riccarton. comfortably at Te Rapa meeting He says Silence Please could He formerly enjoyed a lot of earlier this month. contest a steeplechase event at headlines with his top The Traditionally seven-year- Awapuni on Thursday, if track steeplechaser In The Team, whose old was formerly trained by conditions are not too bad, as a tally of six wins included the Koral Robert Priscott and transferred lead-up to the Riccarton feature.

TC240712CT01 DANIEL LUND, son of trainer Warren Lund, aboard last start winner Silence Please during trackwork at Te Awamutu race- course.

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Box 650, Tauranga MANIAPOTO MAORI TRUST BOARD 8806261AA Services FDANZ. 8815128AA Friday July 27, 2012 CHIEF EXECUTIVE 3140. ATTENTION Jones & Company at 6pm in the Põwhiri for the Incoming www.otodc.govt.nz CALF REARERS GAGE, Funeral Services, Te Awamutu Sports Board of Trustees Robert. Mount Maunganui. Clubrooms GREAT DEALS ON Passed away in When: Tuesday, July 31, 2012 WAITANGI calf milk Australia. Arriving in To be followed by the Where: Te Kuiti Pã New Zealand NACEY, Club Dinner and and meal Tania. tomorrow. Robert’s Prizegiving Põwhiri: 10.00am TRIBUNAL AVAILABLE NOW! body will be laying in A team member and a Please join us at the põwhiri to welcome the state at Parawera friend of the PORSE INQUIRY UNDER THE TREATY OF For more info Marae. family. Tania, you incoming board of trustees and thank the 0800 647 633

were a strong lady who Personal WAITANGI ACT 1975 CONCERNING THE 8783853AA outgoing board of trustees. www.mirofeeds.co.nz was not with us long A BABY? Planned or COMBINED RECORD OF INQUIRY FOR Incoming Trustees are: Appointed by: [email protected] LASENBY, enough, we will miss unplanned! Know your THE TE ROHE PO¯ TAE CLAIMS (WAI 898) Patricia Mary, (Mary) you. Our thoughts and options. Phone R Tiwha Bell Kaumatua Kaunihera nee Dixon. love go out to Murray, Pregnancy Counselling Miria Tauariki Kingi Tuheitia NOTICE is given that the Waitangi Tribunal will hold a On July 22, 2012 at Connor, Adelaine and Services 0800 773 4626 combined Scope of Inquiry Hearing and its 12th Te Rohe Livestock & Poultry Waikato Hospital, in Finn and all of your Weno Iti Nehenenui Regional her 82nd year. Dearly anytime. Pötae Judicial Conference to hear submissions on matters family at this time. Management relating to the scope of the inquiry, and to discuss hearing loved wife of Ken, From all of the hearts ALL MILK together for 62 years. FREE1DAY only new Committee (RMC) planning. The two day Scope of Inquiry Hearing and Loved mother and you touched in our Judicial Conference will commence at 9:00am on Tuesday wantedforcalves PORSE community, small goods deliveries. John R Kaati Nga Tai o Kawhia RMC mother-in-law of John Details at 14 August 2012 and conclude mid afternoon Wednesday and Dianne, Terry and families, educators Clarry Tapara Hauauru ki Uta RMC 15 August 2012. Payment on pick up and children and team www.where2carriers. Margie, Helen and weebly.com Weo Maag Te Tokanganui a hoho Venue: The Waitangi Tribunal Unit Ph Deb Kirkham Pete, Murray and Ally. members who you RMC Level 2 027 490 1007 Adored Nana of Alicia, worked alongside for Fujitsu Tower Jayden, Ella-Marie, the last four years, Ray Wi Rereahu RMC 871 4815 or DO YOU HAVE Rawiri Bidois General Election 141 The Terrace Gavin 027 620 3920 Hannah, Jordan, right across the Wellington Gemma, Kendyl, Waikato region. Rest Glen Katu General Election SPARE WOOL? The Scope of Inquiry Hearing and Judicial Conference Bjorn, Mark, Cam and in peace, our Angel in Piki Knap General Election Paul. Great Nana of the sky. Our kind knitters need more are open to the public and further information can be ANTIBIOTIC/ Brock and Ashton. wool to knit blankets with. Gannin Ormsby General Election obtained from:

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Tracey Tangihaere General Election The Registrar 8795654AA Mary’s life will be held Ph 871 5151 at St John’s Anglican for more details Daniel Te Kanawa General Election Waitangi Tribunal Church, Arawata In Memoriam DX SX 11237, WELLINGTON WANTED or please drop off at the Representatives from the Tuhua Hikurangi RMC and Ph: (04) 914 3000 Street, Te Awamutu LAWN Te Awamutu Courier Offi ce on Wednesday. July Kaye. the Mokau ki Runga RMC are yet to be confi rmed. Fax: (04) 914 3001 Ph /text Ian Farrelly 25, 12.00 noon, followed One year has passed. NAU MAI HAERE MAI TÃTOU KATOA! Dated at Wellington on 11 July 2012. by a private Jenny Syme 027 491 2146 cremation. All "Your presence All enquiries to: Maniapoto Mãori Trust Board, communications to we miss, PO Box 36, Te Kuiti, Ph: 07 878 6234 or for the Registrar the Lasenby family C/- your memory freephone 0800 66 8285 Fax: 07 878 6409 WAITANGI TRIBUNAL COLOSTRUM 262 Ohaupo Road, Te we treasure." Email: offi [email protected] SURPLUS MILK Awamutu. Forever in our hearts, 8809015AA Public Notices Lynley, Graham, Ian, WANTED Andrew and Nathan. OPEN Public Notices NEW!!! Mon-Sat Bococks Calf Rearing 10.30am TO ALL -8.00pm PARENTS PH 872 1772 In Memoriam Mark - 027 474 6917 8780282AA This is a survey if parents are interested OCTOBER calvers for in a Christian based sale, mixed age Friesian ECE childcare centre - Friesian X cows. Ph 07 GUISE, July 25, 8795931AA ages 0-5 years. 873 2883 or 027 280 5440. Kenneth Ph 021 255 1346. pigs for sale, Graeme. 2011. 287 Alexandra Street WEINER Te Awamutu Ph 870 1900 white durocs, $60. Ph 871 0710. DONBURI only $11 For Sale Under $50 loving memo your favourite veges, Wanted to Buy In ry two sauces & two meats or Exchange husband TRY IT TODAY!! father COFFEE cups, ten dinner ANY COLOSTRUM plates, bowls, box full, or Penicillin Milk Grand- The Puketotara $10. Ph 021 061 1323. required father - Ngutunui Hall GUINEA pig and hutch,

8807182AA Prompt pick-up and Assn (Inc) free to caring family home. Ph 871 2179. immediate payment ANNUAL GENERAL Ph Emma 871 6869 MEETING LADIES new velvet slippers, small, cost $80 or 07 878 3168 will be held 7.30pm, sell $45. Ph 871 8852. Mob 027 243 1333 8817414AA Wednesday, July 25 at the hall. MAIZE good for pig food, $6/10kg bag. Ph 07 212 All residents are 2202. urged to attend. BUYING ■■■■■ Firewood COLOSTRUM PHOTOGRAPHS from articles throughout the paper can be FIREWOOD for sale, 5m3 - Ph John ordered at our office, Te 3 027 404 4909 Awamutu Courier, 336 $170, 10m - $300 Alexandra Street. Ph 871 5151. delivered. Ph 07 873 9190 871 1899 ■■■■■ or 021 617 349. 18 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, JULY 24, 2012 Public Notices Stock Auctions Vehicles Wanted 0800 CAR DUMP WANTED We sell second hand Dead or dying cars, 4x4 good warrantable tyres utes, vans most sizes. Te Awamutu Calf Sale Some assortment of alloys. Monday calf sales start July 30, 12.00. Please 8565429AA G Phone Jan or Daniel note must have naite tags and naite number. et th at c ar outa there!

Further Enquiries 8816921AA 0800 227 3867 Chris Ryan 0272 431 078 or 07 871 3313 Or enquire at 181 Bruce Berquist Dr, Te Awamutu Andrew Reyland 0272 237 092 or 07 871 3316 Andy Transom 0275 965 142 or 07 870 6059 Vehicles Wanted Childcare Bill Donnelly 0274 932 063 or 07 873 1855 For Export Toyota Cars from $300 Home Based 4x4 from $500 Childcare & Cars from $250-7000 Education Service Scrap Car from $200-400 8788592AA Childcare spaces Ph 870 1922 available, Babies to 5 0800 33 2467 years. 20 ECE hours for 3-4 yrs, WINZ Board And Residence subsidies available. Te Awamutu Weekly Sale THREE rooms available, Te Awamutu Saleyards, Paterangi Road large house, close to Phone Thursday, July 26, 2012 town, live with one other working person, must be 0800JEMMAS or 8687594AA Sale Comprising: working. Ph 027 515 3843. 5785978 11.00 Prime & Boners Flatmates Computer Services 10 Fat Cattle OUTSIDE room, $110 100 Boners p/wk plus expenses. Ph PC PROBLEMS? Store Cattle 871 5922 or 021 419 119. NO fix, no fee, local IT 10 2 year Steers & Heifers professional available for To Let on site repairs, upgrades 30 Yearling Beef X Steers & Heifers CARAVANS to let from and trouble shooting, PC 30 Weaner Beef X Steers & Heifers $30, long term. Ph 871 and laptop sales, no call 2171 or 0274 407 101. out fees for help. Ph Matt A/C Client 027 515 6996 or 870 3038. 40 ylg X bred and Jsy Heifers ½ recorded Gardening &

12.00 Sheep & Calves 8816855AA 250 Feeder Calves Landscaping 12.00 Dairies 50 I/C Cows and MT Cows A/C Client 10 Fries Fries X Heifers fully recorded. A/C Client TWO BRM HOUSES 10 I/C Fries Fries X Heifers and cows unrecorded. • 2/65 Blundell Place, Wanted HRV, heatpump, $240 p/wk High BW M/T cows, 2 - 5 years • 51 North Street, garage, Rising one year friesian heifers F12 + $220 p/wk • 865/2 Cambridge Road, top money paid opposite Pak n Save, Further Enquiries $240 p/wk Chris Ryan 0272 431 078 or 07 871 3313 THREE BRM HOUSE Andrew Reyland 0272 237 092 or 07 871 3316 • 108 Goodfellow Street, Andy Transom 0275 965 142 or 07 870 6059 gas heating, garage, GARDENER $280 p/wk Bill Donnelly 0274 932 063 or 07 873 1855 RON Elder for all your • 39 Fred Parsons Court garden maintenance. Ph $290 p/wk 870 6453 or 027 845 8530. FOUR BRM HOUSES 8816775AA • 141 Wynyard Street, TREE CARE Livestock & Poultry lovely character home, GROUNDZONE Tree garage, fenced, Care. Pruning, removal, $330 p/wk stump grinding, wood splitting, consultancy. www.jmpm.co.nz Qualified, professional arborists. Ph Nathan LIVESTOCK WANTED SLEEPOUT/OFFICE, Hughes 871 7107. portable single room, $50 p/wk. Ph 870 4990. Property & Home • Empty cows Maintenance • AB heifer calves A1 SELF • Unrecorded Friesian heifer calves GAS

8813066AA STORAGE FULL gas servicing and • Yearling heifers New facility, many sizes, installation service. Call good rates, security and Pratts today 870 5020.

• Genuine cows for immediate delivery 7479120AA seven day access. • In milk cows for November delivery Ph 871 3332 ROOFS RE-SCREWING roofs, • Herds for 2013 delivery or 021 912 900 save thousands. Call Pratts 870 5020. THREE brm home, 243 Contact Steve Morton WATERBLASTING -Ph PH 027 246 5165 Fraser Street, two showers, two toilets, Ultra Clean 0800 569 656 dishwasher, heating, today! Pets Vehicles Wanted fully fenced, double WINDOWS cleaned by the garage, $300 p/wk, experts. Ph Ultra Clean DOG walking service. Ph CAR broken down? Need available now. Ph/text 0800 569 656. 0800 40 55 88. WOF repairs? Can’t 021 366 043. afford them? Don’t dump CLASSIFIED Deadline for THREE brm house, large Trade Services your car. Call us - we buy. the Te Awamutu Courier garage. Ring evenings Cash paid. Phone (027) is midday, day prior to only, 871 3838. publication. 414-1853. Jason TIDY three brm, Pakura Street house, heatpump, Vehicles Wanted DVS, garage, no dogs or smoking, references, bond reqd. Ph 872 2555 to view. LOST opportunities by not advertising in the Te Awamutu Courier. Ph 871 5151. BATHROOMS For specialist bathroom TE AWAMUTU design and accessories. We do the lot! Call Pratts SELF STORAGE 870 5020. From $20 p/wk CHIMNEY, clean, repairs, parts. Ph Andrew Taylor 24hr access on 871 4244. Camera Surveillance 8660273AA PH: 07 856 7584 HANDYMAN or 027 608 1749 REASONABLE rates. Ph 871 4072 or 021 214 1876. TE AWAMUTU COURIER, TUESDAY, JULY 24, 2012 19 Trade Services Employment Vacancies BUILDER LOGISTICS OFFICER • Two man team Health Care Sector • Reg Master Builder • Avail immediate start ROOFS Manuka Health NZ Ltd, a rapidly growing international business in the natural • 25 years experience sprayed for MOSS, ALGAE, health industry, is looking for a Logistics Offi cer. Reporting to the Distribution • Anything considered LICHEN TREATMENT Centre Manager, the introduction of this role signals an increased focus by MHNZ Sean Coleman (average house) Operations Team to meet the demands of our national and international customers. Ph 027 545 8981 “ $180 ” 8806911AA The successful candidate will be responsible for the successful transportation of all Friday, July 27, 7.30pm Gutter clean products from the Distribution Centre to our national and international customers. 18 years experience Responsibilities will include: DRAINAGE Johnny Nelson No job too big • Transfer of all products from the Distribution Centre or too small - 027 476 3347 • Communicating with Freight Suppliers or 871 7389 WE DO IT ALL! 7945223AA • Product documentation Ph 870 6244 or Colin WINDOWS professionally • Assisting in the Distribution Centre to meet customer orders 027 498 9022 cleaned, home and business. Call Clearly • To be successful in this role you will ideally have: Windows - 0800 405 588. • Knowledge and experience in distribution logistics. 8705042AA Employment • Experience of warehouse and stock management for product distribution. HEWITSON Vacancies • Skills and confi dence in operating a fully integrated ERP computer system. • A high level of accuracy and to be systematic and logical. PLUMBING ENJOY working with • The ability to effi ciently and effectively handle multiple tasks. children? We are looking Cover charge members $5, guests $10 • Effective communication skills and the ability to work under pressure. Friendly for two part time staff for our After School Care The Clubrooms are open to members, invited guests and members of affi liated Service programme in the This is a permanent role based at the Distribution Centre in Te Awamutu, offering a clubs. For pickup call the Courtesy Van 871 3707 then push 5 - free call Ohaupo area. Ph Simone competitive salary and prospects for career development. 027 485 3038. Phone 871-3620 JUNIOR Sales Assistant If you have high expectations for yourself and your career, are 30-40 hours a week results focussed and demonstrate excellent communication skills National Theatre Live: including Saturdays. on all levels, email your CV and covering letter to chris@kahealth. Must enjoy handcrafts FRANKENSTEIN FINAL TUE 6.00 Mobile Marine and sewing. Apply in co.nz or post to PO Box 25 Te Awamutu 3840. Mechanic writing to: Teresa Wildly, gloriously, deliriously funny hit Reymer, Stitchin Stuff, 91 8791257AA Applications close Friday, July 27 ONE MAN, TWO GUVNORS SUN 3:30, MON & FINAL TUE 6:10 Market Street, Te Locally Based Awamutu. .00 Yamaha Trained NANNY - part time, to help with three and five CLASSIFIED Servicing all brands year old. Drop off and Repowers/Refi ts pick up from school/ ADVERTISING childcare. Includes some

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