St. John the Baptist Greek Orthodox Church Myrtle Beach, South Carolina The Voice “I am the voice of one crying in the wilderness. Make straight the way of the Lord.” (John 1:23)
DECEMBER 2020
St. John the Baptist Greek Orthodox Church 3301 33rd Avenue Extension North Myrtle Beach, SC 29577 Tel.no. (843) 448-3773 · Church office hours: Monday to Friday: 10:00am -2:00pm Email: [email protected] · Website: www.stjohn-mb.org Father Demetrios Babilis
Parish Council President Perry Koustenis (301) 807-9243 Vice President Penny Vlandis (843) 222-3979 Treasurer Chris Theodore (630) 842-9900 Secretary Ligia Bolet (843) 299-0832 Assistant Treasurer Sandy Sarandos (843) 504-8429 Board Members Charlie Belissary (843) 448-5687 Jim Finn (843) 685-9594 Michael Hatton (602) 577-8594 George Sourlis (443) 798-1875
Ministries, Committees Altar J.J. Kefalas (Ecclesiarch) (843) 421-1429 Sunday School Michele Michalos (Director) (843) 742-3713 Greek School Ted Kesoglou (Director) (843) 503-3893 Philoptochos Society Elaine Willett (President) (843) 385-3957 Stewardship Committee Sandy Sarandos (843) 504-8429 Endowment Fund Anastasia Haar (843) 995-1606 Holy Nook Gift Shop Kelly Hatton (602) 931-6802 GOYA Alex Vlandis (President) (843) 497-5607 GOYA Advisor (Acting) Lucy Eleftheriou (732) 551-6325 Greek Dancing Class Katherine Wright (Teacher) (843) 267-3137 Welcome Committee Linda Moustakis (843) 238-1473 Prosforon, Koliva, Coffee Hour Linda Moustakis (843) 238-1473 “Parish Champion” Linda Moustakis (843) 238-1473 Church Office Volunteers Sandy Sarandos (843) 448-3773 Yourh Safety Administer Ligia Bolet (843) 299-0832 Other Groups AHEPA Myrtle Beach Chapter 498 Jimmy Lambrinos (President) (843) 626-1572 Daughters of Penelope Chapter 369 Linda Moustakis (President) (843) 238-1473
2 Letter from fr. Demetrios
• The Meaning of Christmas
“The Source of life and of Salvation from despair and the condition for the existence of the whole world is contained in only these three words: ‘The Word became Flesh’ [John 1:14]” (Feodor Dostoevsky, The Possessed drafts)
The question, “What does Christmas mean?” has as many answers as people in our society. Oppor- tunity for merchants, vacation days for school children, parties and exchange of gifts even for non-Christians, since it had become a national holiday even in a nation that forbids official recognition. All including Christians, even Orthodox Christians, define the event by their own understanding, and by doing so limit the meaning of Christmas. There can be no definition, be- cause the birth of the Son of God transcends every attempt to explain the inexplicable or com- prehend the incomprehensible. We can only thank the Holy Trinity for the nativity of the Messiah and celebrate His life on earth.
Christmas is a mystery, a glorious event in history, the awesome phenomenon when “Christ Jesus Who, being in the very nature of God, did not consider it robbery to be equal with God, but made Himself of no reputation, taking the form of a bond-servant and coming in the likeness of men…” (Philippians 2:5). The kenotic condescension of the Holy Trinity expressed by the evange- list John, “The Word became flesh,” can only be explained by the word “love.” Such a divine love for human beings transcends the ability to grasp with our limited capacity, which is why the Or- thodox Church services for this season, filled with joy, wonder and gratitude, point to the in- explicable event without even trying to elucidate the wonder.
“Heaven and earth join in celebration…Wise men and shepherds welcome Him…Angels and humans sing with joy…” The glorious hymn of laudation: “God is with us!” requires an explanation, because that phrase has been misused, wrongly applied and abused by some Christians through the ages. What it does not mean is that God endorses a nation or purpose against His other children. Christ appears on earth as the most precious Gift that we cannot hope to recompense, certainly never earn or comprehend. Why does God love us so much, and how can we repay Him? Nobody, not even the Lord Almighty, offers gifts without expecting something in return. We know there is nothing we have as our own except the present of freedom. We are not robots, and even if “our days are like grass…” (Psalm 103:15), nevertheless, in our brief life span we have time to con- sider the gift of life and the Source of life. We can come to the realization that this lifetime may be short, but the promise of the gift of eternity is part of the reason for the incarnation of the Son of God. Salvation is Christ’s purpose for His birth. Christ is life, and yet He died so that we might share eternal life with Him. Yet another mystery.
He offers us life everlasting, but He does not insist we accept it—or Him. He “stands at the door and knocks,” but it is for us to open to Him or leave Him outside. Such respect is almost too much; however, He treats us with a freedom that we feel we do not deserve or that we may not appreciate. We throw away our freedom with excess of passions, with some form of addiction to drugs, alcohol, overindulgence, wallowing in despair or foolish behavior—and Jesus remains standing outside the door of our heart, patiently waiting to be invited inside. How can He love us that much?
Rev fr Demetrios
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LETTER FROM THE PARISH COUNCIL PRESIDENT
Dear Parishioners, As I begin the December letter, I think about all that the Church has been through this year. 2020 started out on a very positive note, with a successful New Year’s Eve Dinner Dance that helped bring the community to- gether. Then we were hit with the Covid-19 issues. The Church had to be closed to keep everyone safe and the liturgy was performed with just Father and a Chanter. As the Covid numbers started to decline the Church was re-opened with limited seating following the strict safety guidelines provided by the Metropolis.
These same safety guidelines also meant that other activities had to be curtailed, such as Coffee Hour, Sun- day School and Greek School, as well as the fund-raising activities that would have been held on a regular ba- sis.
We could have thought of these limitations as a blow to the finances of the Church, however it forced a new way of thinking about fund raising. Instead of Dinner Dances, monthly carry out meals were started. Once so- cial distancing rules were relaxed, a rummage sale was held. Then the big question of what to do about the Festival forced the committee to think outside the box and hold a Drive Through Festival. The Golf tournament had to be moved to the Fall, but it was still a big success.
We are very grateful of all the support that was received from the Parishioners, the Committees, and the sur- rounding communities to make these fundraisers a success!
The revenue from these events has helped keep the finances on track through the end of the year, however we still need to make up the difference in the revenue lost from not having a full Festival. Plans are being made to hold another Drive Through Festival, as well as some other unique events.
With the Christmas season now upon us, it is a time to reflect on all that we have to be thankful for and to look forward to the celebration of the birth of our Lord and the season for giving. Keeping this in mind, we remind all that have not completed their Stewardship pledge for this year to please take the time to make your offering today and enable our Church to continue to enhance the spiritual growth of the Orthodox Christians entrusted to our care.
Yours in Christ
Perry Koustenis
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LETTER FROM THE PARISH COUNCIL TREASURER
Dear Fellow Parishioners,
As we enter the final month of this difficult year, I hope this letter finds you and your family in good health. We all have had to endure financial difficulties, health concerns and un- certainties of our personal and our nation’s future.
The Coronavirus has affected every business without exception including our beloved church; hence we have scheduled this upcoming General Assembly. Financial decisions must be made and requires a vote as a community. I am proud and appreciative of the efforts that many parishioners have made to keep our church afloat.
Our October Drive through Festival grossed over $85,000.00 for the three days and, af- ter expenses, netted approximately $41,000.00. The November Golf Tournament grossed $14,435.00 and, after expenses, we will net approximately $10,000.00. A complete, detailed financial summary will be in the December issue of The Voice.
Although these two events had great success, it is less than 50% of the $120,000.00 we netted from last year’s full festival. This loss, coupled with the loss and cancellation of most Hall events, leaves us in a difficult situation.
I look forward to seeing you at the General Assembly meeting on December 13th. If an- yone has any questions or suggestions, please feel free to contact me.
With warm regards,
Chris L. Theodore Treasurer
6 DECEMBER 2020 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3 4 5
Divine Liturgy 10:00 am
6 7 8 9 10 11 12 10th Sunday Divine Liturgy of Luke Parish Council Festival Mtg 10:00 am Philoptochos Divine Orthros 9:00am Mtg 7:00 pm Mtg / lunch Liturgy 10:00am Liturgy 1:00pm GOYA Pet Drive 6:30 pm AHEPA Mtg 10:00 am 5:30 pm 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 11th Sunday of Luke Divine Liturgy Daughters Philoptochos Philoptochos Orthros 9:00am 6:00 pm Mtg Bake Sale Bake Sale Liturgy 10:00am 9am-3pm 9am—3pm General Assembly 1 pm after Liturgy
20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Sunday before Christmas Eve Nativity Liturgy HOLY Orthros 9:00 am 6:00 pm NATIVITY Liturgy 10:00 am
27 28 29 30 31 Sunday after Nativity Orthros 9:00 am Liturgy 10:00 am
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Pangari Duty Coffee Hour Prosforon
December 6th
George Sourlis No Coffee Hours
Chris Theodore During October
December 13th December 6th Parish Council COFFEE HOUR HOSTESSES Zanetta Stathos Please note the church provides all paper items, coffee, & sugar, Hostesses are respon- December 20th sible for pastries, juice & cream for coffee. December 13th Jim Finn Directions for making coffee are located on Joy Mitchell Charlie Belissary upper cabinet door, where coffee cups are kept. The large urn is for regular coffee/ small
urn for decaf. The bottom cabinet has the December 20th December 27th coffee. Start coffee no later than 10:15AM. Thank you all for your efforts and please note Ileana Rotaru Penny Vlandis this is not lunch, but to have fellowship with Ligia Bolet other parishioners and enjoy a pastry/coffee. December 27th It should not be a hardship for anyone. There is a drawer for tablecloths and after using, Roula Bofilios please wash & return to drawer for future use. We are responsible to clean up after coffee
hour and if food is left over, take home or give away. Foo in the refrigerator gets trashed.
Any questions, please contact Linda Moustakis @ 843-238-1473. Please note *
means fasting. A donation basket is provided
by Philoptochos on table. Donations help with “The Voice” Philoptochos’ monthly More than Meals pro-
gram for ailing parishioners. If anyone would Monthly Newsletter like to bring an extra goodie, that would be
The next publication of “The Voice” nice.
will be for September, 2020. Deadline for articles for
“The Voice” is Dec 20th
Please send any dates and
information to the church office!
St. John’s Email List
Have you subscribed to St. John’s Call Linda Moustakis at email list? If not, send an email 843-238-1473 if you would like over to the office and we to make prosforon on a will sign you up! particular day. This is to allevi- [email protected] ate any confusion for the priest as to who is making prosforon
ST JOHN WEBSITE & the prayers submitted said. Father request 4 loaves of www.stjohn-mb.org
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CHRISTMAS POINSETTIAS Minimum Donation $10.00
YES, I WOULD LIKE TO HELP CONTRIBUTE TOWARDS POINSETTIA PLANTS TO HELP DECORATE THE CHURCH
ENCLOSED IS $______
Please make checks payable to Ladies Philoptochos Society, and mail to:
St. John the Baptist Greek Orthodox Church Deadline: December 20th ATTN: 2020 Christmas Poinsettias For Questions, please contact 3301 33rd Avenue Ext. N Church Office 843-448-3773 Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS CARD PLEASE LIST OUR NAMES ON THE CHRISTMAS CARD AS FOLLOWS
______
______(Please Print Clearly)
ENCLOSED IS $ ______Please make checks payable to Ladies Philoptochos Society, and Mail to:
St. John the Baptist Greek Orthodox Church DEADLINE: December 13th ATTN: 2020 Christmas Card 3301 33rd Avenue Ext. N Questions, call church office Myrtle Beach, SC 29577 843-448-3773
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Letter from our Festival Chairman
Once again thank you to everyone who supported the festival in October. Due to COVID we still aren’t back to normal activities at the church. We had a successful drive thru and this being said, we are gearing up for another one! Please mark your calendars for February 11-13!!! We need lots of help and support! Our next meeting will be December 8th at 7:00 pm. Please try to attend. As always social distancing and masks are required.It is very important to have these continued fundraisers as we still need to keep up with our mortgage payments and all the other expenses incurred to keep our beautiful church operating!
Sincerely, Penny Vlandis Festival Chairman
2021 Vasilopita Auction Information
Due to COVID the Annual Vasilopita Auction will not be taking place in January 2021. In order to raise funds for St. Basil’s Academy, we will be pre-selling Vasilopitas that can be picked up on January 3, 2021 after church until 1:00 pm. Pre Orders need to be received no later than December 27, 2020. Completed forms and checks need to be at the church by December 27, 2020.
All cakes will be about 9 inches and we are asking a minimum donation of $35.00. All funds collected will Be donated to St. Basil’s Academy. Thank you for your heartfelt donation.
Name: ______
Number of Cakes______
Amount Paid: ______
10 The St. John Agora
As most of you are aware, we have our own “Little Greek Store” called the Agora, where we have been offering a variety of ethnic items for sale.
Please know that the sales profit of these items, which are all reasonably priced, is being applied to lower the mortgage on our beloved Church.
Many products have been restocked. (1 liter and 3 liter Olive Oil, Greek Honey, Greek Jams/Jellies, Sea Salt, Biscuits, Manestra, Macaronia, Hilopites, Trahana, Chocolate Bars, Oregano and Mountain Tea, Lima Beans, Livani and Charcoal, etc.
Please call the church office for information. Purchases can be made following Divine Liturgy.
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St. John the Baptist Greek Orthodox Church
The Ladies’ Philoptochos Society Presents…
Our Annual
Holiday Bake Sale!
Join us December 18 - 19, 2020 in the Fellowship Hall at St. John’s Greek Church from 9:00 AM - 3PM for
our Holiday Bake Sale!
For more information or to place a pre-order, please email us at mbphilopto- [email protected] and we will contact you with an order form. Please include, “Holiday Sale” in the subject line.
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THANK YOU TO ALL OUR GREAT VOLUNTEERS FOR MAKING
THIS CRAZY YEAR A LITTLE EASIER AT ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST CHURCH
BE SAFE AND HAVE A WONDERFUL HOLIDAY SEASON!
14 Dear Parishioners,
Please reach out to your fellow parishioners with the Community Christmas Card. Forms must be received by December 13, 2020.
We will be meeting December 8, 2020 at 10:00am to make sandwich- es for our Lunch-box Ministry. The lunches have been welled received by the Community Kitchen.
More Than Meals will be delivering meals December 3, 2020. If you know of anyone that would benefit from this ministry, please contact Elaine Teruel at 843-455-0147.
Our Annual Holiday Bake Sale is December 18th and 19th. Preorder forms are enclosed. Thank you for your support.
Phhiloptochos will be selling Vasilopitas to raise money for Saint Basil’s Academy this year. Forms are enclosed and due by December 27, 2020.
I hope everyone has a safe a blessed Holiday Season.
Your sister in Christ, Elaine Willett
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DECEMBER 2020 CHAMPION NEWSLETTER
A note from Metropolitan Alexios - atlmetr
While we prepare ourselves for a Thanksgiving celebration that will be very different due to the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic, on the 21st of November, the Entry of the Theotokos into the Temple helps us focus on what it means to be truly thankful. This Thanksgiving will be very emo- tional since we cannot see many of our family members.
However, just as Joachim and Anna’s hearts were greatly saddened, they used their grief to inspire prayer. We too should follow their examples by making Thanksgiving a daily occurrence, with prayer, Liturgical attendance, and scriptural study. Lets focus on what God has given to us—like our health and our loved ones—and not just that we miss them during this pandemic, then Thanksgiving can be- come not only a day, but a common exchange, through which we give praise to God, for that which we are blessed to receive. Truly, it is my fervent hope that this Thanksgiving inspire in all of us more gratitude, strengthening ourselves and our loved ones, especially during these troubled days. In doing so, we may carry these feelings of thankfulness through the remainder of the Fast, through the Nativi- ty and the New Year, and indeed, each day of the rest of our lives.
I pray for and wish everyone a Blessed Thanksgiving. Many are dealing with a lot of stress in their lives and need our prayers. May we be thankful for what we do have such as our families and friends. We are together and with God, all is possible. Speedy recovery from this Covid Virus for all. Be Safe.
Love,
Linda Moustakis, Champion
16 The DOP was founded November 16, 1929. On November 14, EOS No.1 celebrated the 91st Anniversary of our Founding via Zoom between 10 am and 1 pm , so that Sisters from all around could participate. November is the month DOP celebrate 91 years of promoting Hellenism, Education, Civic Responsibility, Philanthropy, and Family & Individual Excellence.
Our Bake Sale which was on November 20th, turned out to be a huge success. Thank You to one and all for your donations of goodies and those who helped with setting up and working the Bake Sale. Could not have been done without you. We did comply with the current regulations that have been set due to the Pandemic. We are happy to be able to give a donation to Mercy Hospice.
Hopeful we will have our next meeting December 16th @ 1PM in the Hall Library. Usually we have a Christmas dinner with AHEPA, but to the current situation, this will be delayed to another time.
Tweets by @DOPHeadquarters . A good way to communicate with our Daughter of Penelope Sisters. Wishing you a most Blessed Thanksgiving and I pray we continue with all God's Blessings. Lets give thanks for what we have and are able to do.
In Sisterly Love
Linda Moustakis, President
GREEK SCHOOL
This year Greek School has been online only and is going well so far.
We plan to finish the year online as Covid cases are still rising. The dinner that was planned for Deem- ber 6th has been canceled
We are still accepting new students and if interested contact
Ted Kesoglou at 843-503-3893
17 American Hellenic Educational Progressive Association (AHEPA) Local Myrtle Beach Chapter #498 On behalf of our local chapter membership, I extend warm and heartfelt greetings and well wishes for health, safety and happiness to all of our AHEPA Brothers in our St. John the Baptist Greek Orthodox church community and to their ex- tended families, whether they may live here or elsewhere. I hope that you are all well and staying strong in these trying times. The year 2020 has indeed been challenging for our Fraternal Brotherhood, just as it has for many others, based on the challenges and restrictions of the COVID-19 virus pandemic. Regretfully, it appears that the pandemic impact will re- main upon us for a while longer. We must therefore keep moving forward in the best way that we can. Brotherly love and care for one another will get us through this. We are in this together, as it has already been said by many. Since September, we have attempted to restart our monthly meetings, but we have not been successful due to insuffi- cient attendance to satisfy quorum requirements for a formal meeting. Our chapter is now 27 members strong at this time; however, we only had nine of 27 in attendance at each attempted meeting in September-October-November. The last meeting attempt was on Thursday 11/5/2020. Our objective is that although we cannot formally meet, we will make every effort to remain in touch with our members (i.e. phone calls, emails, Zoom interactions) to assure social communi- cation, caring checks and assurance that if any help is needed among our brotherhood, it can be provided. Aside of this year’s challenges, we have remained focused on our mission of promoting Hellenism and doing our chari- table work (i.e. scholarships, church community, national and international commitments, etc.). Thank you to all, who supported, by your purchase, our this year’s AHEPA chapter fundraising effort of Grand Strand “Attractions Dining and Value Guide” Annual Coupons Book sales. This fundraiser earned an income of over $1600 for the chapter towards our charitable causes. AHEPA National Headquarters has shown interest and appreciation in the efforts of our chapter’s recent growth and activities. I am in frequent communication with our AHEPA Supreme President (George Horiates), who has personally expressed his appreciation and encouragement Respectfully, Jimmy Lambrinos Chapter 498 President
18 Stewardship 2020 (as of Nov. 27, 2020) The list below indicates all those that have turned in their Stewardship Cards for 2020 If you have turned in a card, and do not see your name listed, please contact the church office. Stewardship Cards are available in the Pangari or in the office during regular business hours.
George Adrian Constantine G. Karukas Kleoniki H. Pournaras Order of AHEPA George and Angie Karukas Nick and Anna Pournaras Jonathan M. Aftosmes George J. Karukas Toula Pournaras Effie and Tim Akerlund Carolyn Kefalas Vasilios and Dana Pournaras Yorgos & Cindy Anagnostopoulos J.J. Kefalas Gregpry and Barbara Psillos George K Andros Katherine Keirnan David and Jane Radomsky Chris and Laura Arakas Diane and David Keiser Michael & Stephanie Ravaschio Effie Arakas Antigoni Keramidas Joseph G. Reagan James and Brenda Arakas Ted and Kalliopi Kesoglou Vern and Lisa Rondeau Joseph Arakas Jeff and Maria Kiser Thalia Sanderson Mike and Wendy Arakas Jimmy and Stacey Kontos George and Sandy Sarandos John and Katherine Avgoustakis Konstantino Kostarelos Irene Sfougaristos / Charles and Katie Belissary Ioanna C. Koullias David Santimaw Bruce and Rebecca Bigart Nikolaos and Melissa Koullias George and April Savas Lorraine Birbilis Perry and Tina Koustenis Nick and Loretta Siotka Evan and Alexia Bofilios Ladies Philoptochos Society Donald & Elizabeth Sliker Roula Bofilios Jimmy and Vivian Lambrinos Harold and Constantina Smith Celso and Ligia Bolet Andrew and Sandra Lambros Paul and Antigoni Smotas B. Patty and Joseph Bruno Patricia Lazarou Georgia Sourlis and Family John Daskalis Gary and Stacy Legge George and Eleni Sourlis Daughters of Penelope Angelo and Susan Magafan George P & Micah Sourlis Preston and Jenifer Dellinger George and Olga Manos Pete and Joanna Sourlis Theodore Demetriades Keith and Holly Marin Emily Nichole Spanos John P. Demtrak Cheryl Meletis George N. Spirakis Aristou & Artemis Eleftheriou Christine Melissaris Presy. Mary Spirakis Lucy Eleftheriou Michael & Tammy Merisotis Constantina Stassios John and Stefani Engonidis Yanni and Sonila Merkouris George G and Janetta Stathos Jordan and Maria Engonidis Nicholas and Linda Michaels Gus and Eva Stathos Peter Engonidis Takis and Michele Michalos Jimmy and Elsie Stathos James Farsolas Joy Mitchell / Dale Athanas Sam and Ashley Stathos James and Adrianne Finn Claire Moomjian Darryl and Elizabeth Sterling George Galitsis Dean G. Morris Bernie & Kalla Szostek Mike and Maria Gavrilis Calliope Moshoures Olger and Besiana Terova Nektarios & Maritsa Gavrilis Michael Moshoures Ted and Happy Theocles Costas and Urania Geladakis Dr. Victoria Moshoures Chris and Virginia Theodore John Geladakis George and Linda Moustakis Kurt Theurer Spiro Geladakis Costas and Lisa Nicolaou Olga Toggas and Eric Wright Tanya Georgakopoulos Dennis and Vickie Pacilio Louis and Georgia Toscano Chris and Brenda Georgiades Vasilis & Dimitra Paliouras Vickie Tsagatos Alexandra Grivakis Angelo Panos Demitrios Tselides Timothy Groza Nick and Mary Papadea Violet B. Tsiantis Anastasia and David Haar Nicholas & Meredith Papadea E. Timothy and Mary Vaughan Anna Halaris Dena and George Paparis Constantine and Karen Verenes Michal and Kelly Hatton Mike and Moska Pappas Stephanie Vlandis Marinna Holoway Patsy Pappas William and Penny Vlandis Nancy Jackson Steve and Fannie Paraschis Konstantinos & Veatriki Vrantsis Irene Jaquet Charilaos and Soultana Paraschos Themis and Maya Vrantsis Jason and Mary Johnson Kostas and Donna Paraschos Danny and Nitza Watson Michael and Melissa Karagiannis Connie M. Pavlakos Elaine Willett Harry and Vonnie Karetas Harry and Diana Pieri Christine Wroblewski Milton and Joyce Karetas Pete and Nora Politis Peter Yahnis Vasiliki Karras Steve and Penny Politis Chris and Ann Zachary 19 St. John Church Office Phone: 843-448-3773 E-Mail: [email protected]
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