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Another beautiful sunset in the neighborhood and Mother Nature was at her best this evening.
What a great course by our race committee members of Jim Chambers, Pat Finnick, Linda Hoopes, Elizabeth Dixon, Kiri Masters and J. Lilian Gray. Once again, race committee showed their unique talents by setting up the starting pin at “C” mark. We need some help from the registrants/racers. Attached are the scores along with skipper/owner’s name, boat type, boat name and the number listed as your sail #. There were 48 boats that came out to sail on this evening, but too often many people are using sails with sail numbers that are NOT what is listed as their sail #. There are many reasons to use sails with a different number, but you are making it difficult for race committee and the scorer when you use a different sail #. PLEASE, PLEASE, if you find you have to use a sail # different than the one you registered with, you need to notify the scorer (me) by Tues or notify RC as you sail by or radio to RC that you are using a different sail #. This will help immeasurably as RC does a difficult job of finishing 40+ sailboats each Wednesday evening. See you on the race course, Dana _______________________________________________________________ Things are not always as they seem. Tonight was one of those situations. If you motored or hitched a ride to the starting line, you probably were placing bets whether there was going to be a race this night. But if you had bet on no race, you would have lost.
Thanks to the race committee of John McCarthy, Ken Blankenship, Doug Early, Jim Kingery, Bertrand, Betsy Culler, Manning, Tom, Beth, Morgan and Jay for the excellent job of waiting till the wind filled in and started the race. There was some confusion among the Cruisers about where they were in the starting order if the race was postponed. We did have some outstanding performances tonight. In the High Cruiser fleet, Maggie Mae put a crimp in Wind Spinners sails, while Lamorak after winning this week has moved into the top 3 of the Melges 24 fleet. In the Mid PHRF fleet, Super Bueno sailed an awesome race beating Breakaway by 8 seconds (ET), while Cinderella rose from the ashes and once again trounced the J-24 fleet. The big boats in the High PHRF fleet, Firefly, Strega and Hope are fighting over the second spot in their fleet. See you on the race course, Dana _________________________________________________________________ Have you ever asked the question, why are most Regattas, two days? Now we know the answer, because if you sail on Lake Lanier you never know what kind of wind conditions there will be from one day to the next and sometimes totally different in the morning than in the afternoon. Race Committee lead by Jonathan Stewart, David Jackson, Elizabeth Jackson and Mary Lyons did an excellent job in looking for the best wind possible. They moved the RC several times to different locations, but had no success in finding suitable wind conditions on Saturday. They did start the cruisers but after sailing to the windward mark for about an hour, the race was abandoned and we waited with lots of sun and diminishing hope as the Saturday afternoon wore on. But conditions on Sunday were totally different (and better) and with an east wind and all the accompanying shifts and puffs they were able to complete 3 races for the regatta.
Ga Tech students and alumni did their usual excellent job in feeding us Saturday night and a big thank you to Mike Harrington, for answering the call and providing a canopy for shade Saturday night. The is the scoring done by Kyle Meyhoefer: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1eFBV9OcY6gT-N8N_9mnRsxiCoT6x_PvBJiqU-RCc6D8/edit?usp=sharing Thank you Jack Jeffery (see the facebook page of LLSC Keelboat fleet) for these shots of the Dogwood participants. See you on the race course, Dana ___________________________________________________________________ Thank you race committee of David Jackson, Warren Collier, Doug Early, Dan Kalinowski, Scott Terrell and Mary Lyons. The race course we had this evening was unforgettable. We should have been filming the starboard roundings at the windward mark and sold the resulting video of bloopers for a lot of money. This is not a race I will forget for MANY reasons.
We had some outstanding performances this Wednesday in the Low Cruiser fleet, Instigator II, rose to the top of the fleet this evening while Bob Morris, in the Hunter 28.5, was fending off his closest competitor, Norman Plotkin in Starcatcher of the High Cruiser fleet. In the Low PHRF fleet, John McCarthy climbed into 2nd place in his fleet and what a great performance by Jim Kingery in Sotally Tober of the Mid PHRF fleet this week by almost catching Bailey White in Griffin. The real star of the evening was Stefan Schulze and Amy Larkin in the J-24, Cinderella, who managed with just the two them to glide into the top spot of their fleet. Dogwood/ Georgia Tech Open coming this weekend, it is mandatory that you come to registration from 9-9:45 am if you are going to race. Additional dinner tickets will be available at registration. Come join this great celebration of the 47th Dogwood Regatta. Great news for next week, I heard that Will Brown will again be feeding us at the Jr. Field on Wednesday night. Don’t be late. Thank you Linda Hoopes and Lara Vest Wittlin for these great shots from this Wednesday night. ________________________________________________________________________________ The star of the show on Wednesday night had to be Will Brown and his showmanship. He made a patch of grass and a couple of dinghys into a magical evening with your friends at the grill and did we have a great time!!! We are looking for some more magic on Dogwood/Ga Tech Open Regatta on May 20-21. Ga Tech will be manning the grill and making a sumptuous dinner for us on Saturday night once again at the Jr field. Watch for the lightshow.
If you haven’t signed up for the Dogwood regatta, registration is still open at LLSCKeelboat.com (especially dinghy sailors), now is the time to do it. Ga Tech will be offering dinners, hats, shirts and donations to their sailing program. Wednesday night skippers will be getting an email asking what boats will be planning on participating in the Dogwood so we can make plans for food, refreshments and fleet splits. A big thanks everyone that made last Wednesday something special. Thanks to Will Brown, Jonathan Stewart, Jill Mashburn, Chris Jackson and Dona Cardenas for setting up the dinner for this evening in the beautiful Junior area. And especially to the race committee who did a terrific job of not making the driftfest last any longer than necessary. This evening’s race was brought to you by Mike Iuvone, Paul Stouffer, Stefan Schulze, Amy Larkin, Hudson Brock, Bob, Jill Schulze and Nancy Dalman. See you on the race course, Dana _______________________________________________________________ Good news from our Culinary Specialist, Will Brown:
Allllllllrighty then sailors. The fair winds of last night brings the following news: next Wednesday (weather permitting) we will finally have a dinner after sailing! I will be grilling hot dogs, hamburgers, chips, and dessert (no salad) at the junior area near the RC docks. We chose this location because there is power and its proximity to the docks and bath house on the hill. Friendly reminder: clubhouse is still closed off until the repairs are completed. I'm excited to finally get everyone together so make sure word spreads to all the boats and crews. -Will Another day and another heavy air race, if you are not getting good at it, you haven’t been sailing enough. This was definitely a good night for those heavier boats and many with reefed mainsails. In the High PHRF fleet, Strega really strutted her stuff tonight and showed these were perfect conditions for the “Witch”. In the J-24 fleet only one boat, Althea, flew her spinnaker. While in the Mid PHRF fleet, the battle between the red boats ended with Breakaway taking the top spot. Uncle! Uncle! had her best race tonight, taking a 3rd in the biggest one-design fleet. It was not all fun, but we should give a big round applause for Spencer Gay in Revelry who stayed after the race and assisted #62, Matt Dollacker and crew on Maverick from their entanglement with “D” mountain. I hope they survived with little damage from the HATEFUL HUMP (bump in front of D island). Thanks to race committee of Chris Webster, Sean O’Connor, David Pope, Sophie Webster, Nancy O’Connor, Bruce Barrett, Randy Baker and Michele Golden. I have heard nothing but praise for the deviation in our usual W-L races and the Cruisers had the best of many worlds this night in their course. Watch Facebook for the overall results on Sunday. See you on the race course, Dana _________________________________________________________________  Once again, even though we had a rainy Wed. morning and afternoon, it cleared up for our Wed. night race. I think everyone was quite happy with the 8-10 knots of breezy wind and according to some 40 degree shifts (what else do expect from an easterly). RC used F as the windward mark and it must have been a great show for all the people who sit on the point and watch the sunset. A big thanks to RC of Steve Sudderth, Matt Dollacker, Daniel Postell, Savannah White, Doug Ireland, Tony and Jordan Milligan, Sidney Brown, and Rachael Green for the fantastic job this night.
In the Low Cruiser fleet, Greg Cash has successfully held off his competitors, but they are getting closer. Jim Chambers in the High Cruiser fleet has won 2 races while David Wright who won Race 2, is pushing him hard. Michael Linkeit and company are reigning top dogs in the Melges 24 fleet, while Davis Macleod and Tony Cellamare are waiting for them to make a mistake. Everybody in the Large Sportboat fleet has won a race, so this is going to be the fleet to watch in the upcoming weeks. The J-80 and the J-88 are duking it out in the Low PHRF fleet, while in the Mid PHRF fleet the big boys of Bailey White and Tommy Sawchuck are trying to keep the little guy, Parker Thran off their tails. The J-24 fleet has a rivalry going between the top 3 boats. They each have won one race. Kyle Meyhoefer continues to dominate the High PHRF fleet, but Tedd Meinersmann and Jim Rapp are giving him some stiff opposition. Thank you everyone for signing up for race committee for Series 1, we still need people to sign up for Series 2. On the food front, we are talking about having a cook out in the gravel parking lot by D dock. Will is waiting for fair weather to satisfy our hunger, we will keep you up to date about our plans. I am sure Mr. Brown will be happy to accept volunteers to help with the cooking when we plan to do this. Speaking of plans, the Dogwood / Ga Tech Open Regatta is being revamped post-storm style and we are planning a cook out (most likely at the beach) on our new date of May 20 after the races with trophies on Sun May 21. More details to come next week after we have our meeting. Scores will also be posted on our facebook page each week. Thank you Will Shirley for this great Wednesday night picture. See you on the race course, Dana ______________________________________________________________ Anyone else have a little deja-vu? This week played out quite similarly to last week with the exception of a bit more powerboats and some lighter air. Nonetheless, the left side seemed to pay yet again. Thanks to Revecca Barkley, Jeremy Tutor, Scott Mathis, Darryl Lanier, and Will Lee for a bang up RC job.! They even had to call a few boats over early this week! Congrats to our race winners:
Low Cruiser: Greg Cash, Impetuous High Cruiser: Jim Chambers, Wind Spinner Melges 24: Davis MacLeod, Premature Acceleration Large Sportboat: Jeff Freeman, Renegade Low PHRF: Patrick Vrana, J-88 Mid PHRF: Bailey White, Griffin J-24: Brad Bowers, Althea High PHRF: Kyle Meyhoefer, Highlander I've also created a google drive folder that should allow y'all to access all the scoring from this series without needing to search for the right email. Feel free to bookmark or save to your drive for ease of access! https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1P_25RE1tEwZW1BNUZnOeBiCZEA5c8xgG?usp=share_link As always let me know if there are any corrections needed and congrats to everyone for making it out to another wonderful Wednesday night! Thank you, Kyle Meyhoefer Highlander, USA-533 ________________________________________________________ Let me start with the most important information: YOU HAVE UNTIL MONDAY TO SIGN UP FOR RACE COMMITTEE. After that, Jonathan will assign primary and secondary race committee teams for the first series.
It has been an unusually stormy spring causing a lot of damage to the clubhouse. Because of this we will be unable to have Wed night dinners for the next couple of weeks, but there will be 10 Wed night dinners (as we had last year), but they will be delayed. We will announce when we commence Wed dinners again and the dates of these dinners will be announced ahead of time. A big thank you to our race committee members of Jonathan Stewart, Spencer Gay, Kyle Stadele, Mike Powell, Will Brown, Ryan Jones, Norm Barns and Missy Jaeger. Don’t forget to sign up for RC, now a word from our Scorer: Hello Everyone! My name is Kyle Meyhoefer and I've volunteered to help out with scoring this year. Dana will be helping as I transition in, but if you have concerns or correction requests feel free to reach out to me as well! This week we kicked off what has already proven to be an eventful Wednesday night series. We had to wait a week due to the storm damage that affected us, and wait again for the wind to fill in this week. However, a patient and prepared race committee led by Jonathan Stewart and Spencer Gay knew it would fill in and sent us on our way as soon as it did. The delayed start to the series had everyone itching to race and that was evident by the spirited starts in many of the fleets. Congratulations to the winners in each group this week: Low Cruiser: Greg Cash, Impetuous High Cruiser: Jim Chambers, Wind Spinner Melges 24: Michael Lenkeit, Rapscallion Large Sportboat: Matt Dollacker, Maverick Low PHRF: Sean O'Connor, Meraki Mid PHRF: Bailey White, Griffin J-24: Dana Stewart, She-Devil High PHRF: Kyle Meyhoefer, Highlander Something I like doing each Wednesday night is calculating the corrected time per nautical mile for each boat to see where I rank against boats in other fleets. Yes, conditions change between each start and generally the faster boats are still on top, but I think it is fun to look at, so I thought I'd share. This week, the light air and persistent left shift favored the asymmetrical sport boats but we'll see if that changes as the conditions change. This week, the fastest corrected boats on the water were: 1. Michael Lenkeit, Rapscallion - 16 min, 21 sec per Nm 2. Matt Dollacker, Maverick - 17:01 per Nm 3. Jeff Freeman, Renegade - 17:12 per Nm Congrats to everyone on a gorgeous first race of the year! Looking forward to seeing y'all next week! Kyle Meyhoefer Highlander, J22 USA-533 __________________________________________________________ Watch for information about the upcoming 47th annual Dogwood regatta on April 1-2 and registration details for the Wednesday night series.
The next LARC race will be Moonlight #1 hosted by BFSC and will be on Sat. June 3 with skipper’s meeting at Aqualand at 6pm. I will send a reminder to register the week before. Okay, I admit it … I got cheap and didn’t put enough money in the wind meter. Edith and Kent (thank you UYC ) asked if I had put in enough money and I said sure. Boy, did I learn a lesson! We had a triangular course and I figured surely we would get at least one weather and one downwind leg during this race. But not to be!!! It looked like it was going to being a downwind start and ended up being a very close reach and by the time we eventually rounded “A” (no SF because the leaders rounded before 3pm), I realized I had not put enough money in the wind meter and the wind EXPIRED. I want to thank everyone for their participation in the first LARC series of 2023, we had an average of 18 boats in each race and that is an excellent start to the new year. I especially want to thank Kent Rogers, Edith Collins and all the nice UYC folks who welcomed us to their club and gave us a nice breakfast before the first race. I will begin working on trophies for the Fall 2022 and Winter 2023 series and will send an email with time and place for their presentation. Attached are the overall results for the Winter 2023 series. See you on the race course, Dana ____________________________________________________________ Race committee of John McCarthy, Brad Bowers, Graham Bowers, Samuel Trimble, Will Shirley, Ken Blankenship, Paul Blesse, Ansley and Tim Thompson had a difficult job this evening because John McCarthy dropped our crystal ball and put a crack in it, making it very difficult to predict the weather this evening.
It was a difficult call for RC this night with the daily and sometimes twice daily storms we have had to deal with for the past week. When these pop up storms show up, you need a crystal ball to decide whether to continue, shorten or even abandon the race. A difficult decision when you see storms on the radar and need to decide how to proceed in the next couple of hours. The Weather Channel is not always right! But I want to thank this race committee as well as the other 30+ teams of sailors that have taken on this responsibility each week for the last 18 weeks of racing we have enjoyed. We appreciate your dedication in providing the best possible race course each week. The racing is getting tougher each week, this is obvious in watching the starts of each fleet. A big thanks to Will Shirley for taking photos of the starts, which in some fleets were very competitive. See you on the race course, Dana ________________________________________________________________ All I can say in my defense is that I requested the Moon to wait until after the fireworks were finished to put in an appearance. So, if you sailed to H and back after we Short Finished at X, you got a great view of the fireworks and then when you got back to the dock the Moon provided a gorgeous glimmering light. It was a fabulous ending to our Moonlight series.
This is the order of finishes by elapsed time. Since we SF- short finished at X, the distance changed to 1.52nm and then a handicap was given to determine the corrected time (see the file attached). But it is fun to look at how everyone finished: C&C 99 ET = 42 min 27 sec Wavelengh 24 ET = 43 min 35 sec J-22 ET= 49 min 35 sec Beneteau 310 ET= 49 min 43 sec C&C 36 ET= 51 min 41 sec Hunter 34 ET= 54 min 01 sec E33 ET= 51 min 03 sec Santa Cruz 27 ET= 54 min 59 sec Beneteau 285 ET= 1 hr 01min 47 sec I have bought some great trophies for this series and will be giving them out at the Wednesday Series 2 awards on Wednesday, September 7th. It was a great night for a Moonlight race. See you at the first Fall LARC race on Sun, Sept 18 at 1pm. Dana _________________________________________________________________ The gauntlet has been thrown down in some fleets. In almost every fleet, somewhere in the top 3 places there is a one point difference in the overall results. The starts are also getting more competitive and most people can now recognize the Individual recall “X” flag and what they should do when they are over early. Being in one of the last fleets to start, you get a great view of some of the more innovative starting solutions people try, like the infamous “dip” start. I have seen that in the last 3 races.
Thanks to race committee of Mike Iuvone, Warren Collier (temporarily out of medical retirement), Paul Stouffer, Greg Aksamit, Steve Griffin, Mary Lyons, Julie Stuart, and Colton Spell. We appreciate their efforts in these days of difficult weather. We can thank Will Brown and his supervisors Jonathan Stewart and Chris Jackson for the excellent meal of Chicken Tetrazzini after this race. I noticed some great kitchen helpers of Marie Umberger, Linda Cellamare, Rose Mazzotta, Jordi Lobon, thanks so much for volunteering. See you on the race course, Dana __________________________________________________________________ The important question of the evening was “Did you finish with the same number of crew that you started with?” If you answered to the affirmative, then you had a successful evening. Listening to the stories of mayhem and carnage that occurred during this short and eventful evening sent chills up my spine but also taught me some very valuable tips on handling these pop-up storms. I have to commend the team on the J-22 ( Pyg) of Will Bryant, Oliver Sobering, Abi Anderson and Stephanie Griffin for handling the storm this evening and completing the course.
Race committee members of Tedd Meinersmann, Brent McKenzie, Lisa McKenzie, Reid Collins, Doug Thome, Lisa Thome, and Terry Vick probably had the most difficult RC we have had so far this year. We had lightning, thunder, shifty East wind and wind gusts probably up to 30mph and how can I forget, THE RAIN!!! We appreciated the announcements but had some difficulty following the countdown (just kidding RC) and it’s corrections. We are looking for volunteers for future Wednesday night dinners. You will need to feed about 80 people and we do have a budget. Let any of the officers of the keelboat fleet know of your interest in volunteering to make a meal and Will Brown will get in touch with you. Don’t forget that we will have dinner next week. Watch facebook for an announcement of this coming Wednesday’s culinary delight. See you on the race course, Dana ________________________________________________________________ It was obvious from the comments at dinner that Wheeler Sutton, Caroline Speir, Greyson Emory, Kyle Meyhoefer, Davis Macleod, and Dona Cardenas made an excellent enchilada casserole and southwest salad this evening. A big thank you to Jo Ann Estes and April Macleod for keeping everything warm while everyone went out sailing in this summer race.
I applaud race committee for their unique course and the announcements. I notice it is getting harder and harder to get close enough to the barge to see the course without interfering in another fleet’s start. Speaking of starts, you can tell that competition is getting close because the starts are getting tougher. RC recorded that there was a boat over early in three different fleets. Thank you race committee of Bailey White, David Wright, Daniel Postell, Carol Reddaway, Nadia Schenck, Dave and John Antweiller for this evening’s race. Interesting developments in the Melges 24 fleet, Area 51 flew to a win. While Breeze aka “the Red Baron” fought off the other J-24’s to become the “Ace” this week. In the battle of the 22’s, we have a new winner in High PHRF fleet with Tedd Meinersmann in his Lindenberg 22. Instigator II has successfully pushed the crown off of the head of Impetuous in the Low Cruiser fleet. There are coming to get you, Greg Cash!! Stay dry and see you next week on the race course, Dana ________________________________________________________________ I apologize for the tardiness of posting scores, there have been a couple of glitches in the overall scores that I have been working on solving and will post as soon as possible.
What an exciting evening. Once again Mother Nature was waving around her storm stick, but at least she gave the excellent 8+ knots of wind that picked up as the race proceeded and the RC managed to finish the race just before the rain and storm hit. Thank you race committee of Mike Stewart, Spencer Gay, Randy Baker, Norm Barnes (hope spelled right) and Caden Boullen for this great night of sailing. It looked like a tight race in High PHRF fleet between Strega and One Over 8, while the NEW GUY in the J-24 fleet scored another win (does he have tiny ducks under his boat paddling away). Meraki, Griffin and Valkyrie fought for the top spot in our most active fleet of Mid PHRF and Magic Fly challenged Renegade in the Low PHRF fleet. Rapscallion and Uncle! Uncle! with only 4 seconds between them had the closest race of the night in the Melges 24 fleet, while in the High Cruiser fleet it was Wind Spinner taking the horn. Don't forget the great dinner that Wheeler Sutton and crew have planned for us next week after race 5. See you on the race course, Dana P.S. If anyone else would like to receive these emails, please tell them to send their email to me and I will add to the list. Same goes if you would like to be removed. ______________________________________________________________ THE PATIENCE OF SAINTS. I believe this would describe race committee this week. They were willing to wait and let Mother Nature do her thing. Thanks to Davis Macleod, Kyle Meyhoefer, Wheeler Sutton and Lily Vigtel for going the extra mile and waiting for the lovely wind that filled in for this evening of racing.
We had some great racing this evening. Revelry broke into the top spot of the Low Cruiser fleet while Starcatcher in his first race of the series snatched the top spot in the High Cruiser fleet. Perpetual Motion and Griffin battled for first place in the Mid (and most popular) PHRF fleet but the Old Salt, Perpetual Motion, sailed to the win by 8 corrected seconds. Great sailing guys!! She-Devil managed to fly to the finish line in front of THE NEW GUY in the J-24 fleet and Strega was top dog (or should I say Witch) in the High PHRF fleet. A big thanks to Jonathan Stewart for the fantastic Sloppy Joe dinner with an even bigger thanks to Debbie and Mike Stewart for taking care of the clean up afterward. I hope everyone got a piece of Tiffany’s birthday cake. It is my understanding that at our next dinner (in 2 weeks, Race 2-5) Wheeler Sutton and crew will be volunteering to make dinner for us. I like their volunteer spirit. See you on the race course, Dana ___________________________________________________________ Mother Nature was being very capricious this evening. She has been waving her thunderstick around and no one knew what she would do this evening. We set up a cautious course for the possibility of nasty weather but in the end no foul weather and lots of beautiful breeze on this beautiful moonlit night.
A big thanks to Pete Winham who set up the course for the evening. Here is the order of the finishes: Jonathan Stewart- Bill the Cat Will Thran- Super Bueno Bailey White- Griffin Jim Chambers- Wind Spinner Spencer Gay- Revelry Norman Plotkin- Starcatcher Pete Winham- Southern Cross Just a reminder that the last Moonlight race will be Sat, Aug 13. See you on the race course, Dana ______________________________________________________________ Let me start with a reminder that there will be NO race next Wednesday, July 6, but when we come back on July 13 we will be fed by our team of culinary specialists. We will continue to race for the next 8 weeks until our next awards ceremony on September 7.
Just a reminder that we have the 2nd of the 3 Moonlight races coming up on Saturday, July 9. We are going to change the location of the 6pm skipper’s meeting to the grassy area in front of “X” dock at Aqualand (quieter and plenty of room to park). I will send out a reminder next week. It was an awesome night to go sailing if you were able to make it to the lake through the traffic and the rain that was reported on most of the freeways. Fortunately for those of us that made it in time for the race, we had a great time with wind that varied in strength, always shifted (it was an easterly) but never died. I heard people talking about boat speeds that varied from 4-7 knots, not bad for July. It was humid and I spent more time looking at the sky and wondering “Is that rain or something else”, but RC did a great job of watching out for us. Once again, we had a great gang of people on RC this week led by Stefan Schulze, Al Schulze, Jill Schulze, Nancy Dalman, Eugene O’Donnell and Mike Tataris. We had some exciting action on the race course this evening. Lately we have heard a lot of yelling (for good reason) from Greg Cash about boats interfering in the Cruiser start. But this week all the Melges 24 fleet wanted to start at the committee boat and they just didn’t fit (live and learn) and of course someone had to pay. We had some exciting racing among the fleets this week. David Wright came out on top in the High Cruiser fleet while Spencer Gay climbed to the 2nd place in the Low Cruiser fleet. Mike Krantz flew around the course with Gary Umberger chasing him in the Melges 24 fleet, while Mike Macleod celebrated his son’s birthday by taking a 1st in the Low PHRF fleet. Brad Bowers and his musical team took the J-24 fleet by storm this week. I hope everyone has an exciting and safe 4th of July weekend. See you on the race course, Dana ____________________________________________________________________ |
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