| Joseph Littleshoes |
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Wayne Boatwright wrote:
> On Tue 25 Oct 2005 02:56:20p, Joseph Littleshoes wrote in
> rec.food.cooking:
>
> > The first time i did this the for her the 'elderly relative' thought
> i
> > had bought her favourite 'Dinty Moores" can of beef stew and added
> red
> > wine, she was surprised to find it was 'home made' and now prefers
> my
> > version to the commercial caned stuff.
>
> Joseph, I gotta ask... You frequently refer to the 'elderly
> relative', and
> I've often wondered who this might be; your mother, an aunt, a distant
>
> relative? Somehow 'elderly relative' is just too disembodied for my
> frame of
> reference. If you consider this too personal, please ignore my
> question.
Not at all Mr. Boatwright.
The major reason i cook these days, even beyond my own interest in it is
for the sake of the 'elderly relative' I have some one to shop and cook
for. And one of the chief delights of my day is in asking the 'elderly
relative' what she would like for dinner? Planning a meal.
She is my Aunt by Marriage, having married me Maters Brother (me Uncle)
they have the same last name as me Mothers Maiden. Known her all me
life. At least as far back as i can remember. If y'all don't mind me
mentioning it. i kind of like her, a lot. Me Mater is still alive,
almost 90 & still active, i rarely talk to her. But me 'elderly
relative' me Aunt, keeps me on my toes. At the very least challenges me
not to repeat my self in any culinary sense though she do like her
curry. And i am a bit discombobulated that this should even be a topic
but then again.....
---
JL
>
>
> --
> Wayne Boatwright *¿*
> _____________________________
>
> http://tinypic.com/eikz78.jpg
>
> Meet Mr. Bailey
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| Ophelia |
"Joseph Littleshoes" <jpstifel@pacbell.net> wrote in message
news:436483F4.19E1C327@pacbell.net...
> Wayne Boatwright wrote:
>
>> On Tue 25 Oct 2005 02:56:20p, Joseph Littleshoes wrote in
>> rec.food.cooking:
>>
>> > The first time i did this the for her the 'elderly relative'
>> > thought
>> i
>> > had bought her favourite 'Dinty Moores" can of beef stew and added
>> red
>> > wine, she was surprised to find it was 'home made' and now prefers
>> my
>> > version to the commercial caned stuff.
>>
>> Joseph, I gotta ask... You frequently refer to the 'elderly
>> relative', and
>> I've often wondered who this might be; your mother, an aunt, a
>> distant
>>
>> relative? Somehow 'elderly relative' is just too disembodied for my
>> frame of
>> reference. If you consider this too personal, please ignore my
>> question.
>
> Not at all Mr. Boatwright.
>
> The major reason i cook these days, even beyond my own interest in it
> is
> for the sake of the 'elderly relative' I have some one to shop and
> cook
> for. And one of the chief delights of my day is in asking the 'elderly
> relative' what she would like for dinner? Planning a meal.
>
> She is my Aunt by Marriage, having married me Maters Brother (me
> Uncle)
> they have the same last name as me Mothers Maiden. Known her all me
> life. At least as far back as i can remember. If y'all don't mind me
> mentioning it. i kind of like her, a lot. Me Mater is still alive,
> almost 90 & still active, i rarely talk to her. But me 'elderly
> relative' me Aunt, keeps me on my toes. At the very least challenges
> me
> not to repeat my self in any culinary sense though she do like her
> curry. And i am a bit discombobulated that this should even be a
> topic
> but then again.....
Well I am interested:)
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| Wayne Boatwright |
On Sun 30 Oct 2005 01:16:03a, Joseph Littleshoes wrote in rec.food.cooking:
> Wayne Boatwright wrote:
>
>> On Tue 25 Oct 2005 02:56:20p, Joseph Littleshoes wrote in
>> rec.food.cooking:
>>
>> > The first time i did this the for her the 'elderly relative' thought
>> > i had bought her favourite 'Dinty Moores" can of beef stew and added
>> > red wine, she was surprised to find it was 'home made' and now
>> > prefers my version to the commercial caned stuff.
>>
>> Joseph, I gotta ask... You frequently refer to the 'elderly
>> relative', and
>> I've often wondered who this might be; your mother, an aunt, a distant
>>
>> relative? Somehow 'elderly relative' is just too disembodied for my
>> frame of
>> reference. If you consider this too personal, please ignore my
>> question.
>
> Not at all Mr. Boatwright.
>
> The major reason i cook these days, even beyond my own interest in it is
> for the sake of the 'elderly relative' I have some one to shop and cook
> for. And one of the chief delights of my day is in asking the 'elderly
> relative' what she would like for dinner? Planning a meal.
>
> She is my Aunt by Marriage, having married me Maters Brother (me Uncle)
> they have the same last name as me Mothers Maiden. Known her all me
> life. At least as far back as i can remember. If y'all don't mind me
> mentioning it. i kind of like her, a lot. Me Mater is still alive,
> almost 90 & still active, i rarely talk to her. But me 'elderly
> relative' me Aunt, keeps me on my toes. At the very least challenges me
> not to repeat my self in any culinary sense though she do like her
> curry. And i am a bit discombobulated that this should even be a topic
> but then again.....
> ---
> JL
Then it's all very good for you, as well as for her. I'm glad of that.
My mother, with whom I was very close, lived the last 5 years of her life
with us. It gave me a great deal of pleasure to have her near and to do
things I knew she would enjoy.
--
Wayne Boatwright *¿*
_____________________________
http://tinypic.com/eikz78.jpg
Meet Mr. Bailey
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| Ophelia |
"Wayne Boatwright" <waynesgang@waynes.gang> wrote in message
news:Xns96FF7F1D42701waynesgang@217.22.228.19...
> On Sun 30 Oct 2005 01:16:03a, Joseph Littleshoes wrote in
> rec.food.cooking:
>
>> Wayne Boatwright wrote:
>>
>>> On Tue 25 Oct 2005 02:56:20p, Joseph Littleshoes wrote in
>>> rec.food.cooking:
>>>
>>> > The first time i did this the for her the 'elderly relative'
>>> > thought
>>> > i had bought her favourite 'Dinty Moores" can of beef stew and
>>> > added
>>> > red wine, she was surprised to find it was 'home made' and now
>>> > prefers my version to the commercial caned stuff.
>>>
>>> Joseph, I gotta ask... You frequently refer to the 'elderly
>>> relative', and
>>> I've often wondered who this might be; your mother, an aunt, a
>>> distant
>>>
>>> relative? Somehow 'elderly relative' is just too disembodied for my
>>> frame of
>>> reference. If you consider this too personal, please ignore my
>>> question.
>>
>> Not at all Mr. Boatwright.
>>
>> The major reason i cook these days, even beyond my own interest in it
>> is
>> for the sake of the 'elderly relative' I have some one to shop and
>> cook
>> for. And one of the chief delights of my day is in asking the
>> 'elderly
>> relative' what she would like for dinner? Planning a meal.
>>
>> She is my Aunt by Marriage, having married me Maters Brother (me
>> Uncle)
>> they have the same last name as me Mothers Maiden. Known her all me
>> life. At least as far back as i can remember. If y'all don't mind
>> me
>> mentioning it. i kind of like her, a lot. Me Mater is still alive,
>> almost 90 & still active, i rarely talk to her. But me 'elderly
>> relative' me Aunt, keeps me on my toes. At the very least challenges
>> me
>> not to repeat my self in any culinary sense though she do like her
>> curry. And i am a bit discombobulated that this should even be a
>> topic
>> but then again.....
>> ---
>> JL
>
> Then it's all very good for you, as well as for her. I'm glad of
> that.
>
> My mother, with whom I was very close, lived the last 5 years of her
> life
> with us. It gave me a great deal of pleasure to have her near and to
> do
> things I knew she would enjoy.
Yannow Wayne.. it is things like this that make me realise how nice it
is to have you as a friend:)
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| Wayne Boatwright |
On Sun 30 Oct 2005 12:57:30p, Ophelia wrote in rec.food.cooking:
>
> "Wayne Boatwright" <waynesgang@waynes.gang> wrote in message
> news:Xns96FF7F1D42701waynesgang@217.22.228.19...
>> On Sun 30 Oct 2005 01:16:03a, Joseph Littleshoes wrote in
>> rec.food.cooking:
>>
>>> Wayne Boatwright wrote:
>>>
>>>> On Tue 25 Oct 2005 02:56:20p, Joseph Littleshoes wrote in
>>>> rec.food.cooking:
>>>>
>>>> > The first time i did this the for her the 'elderly relative'
>>>> > thought i had bought her favourite 'Dinty Moores" can of beef stew
>>>> > and added red wine, she was surprised to find it was 'home made'
>>>> > and now prefers my version to the commercial caned stuff.
>>>>
>>>> Joseph, I gotta ask... You frequently refer to the 'elderly
>>>> relative', and
>>>> I've often wondered who this might be; your mother, an aunt, a
>>>> distant
>>>>
>>>> relative? Somehow 'elderly relative' is just too disembodied for my
>>>> frame of
>>>> reference. If you consider this too personal, please ignore my
>>>> question.
>>>
>>> Not at all Mr. Boatwright.
>>>
>>> The major reason i cook these days, even beyond my own interest in it
>>> is for the sake of the 'elderly relative' I have some one to shop and
>>> cook for. And one of the chief delights of my day is in asking the
>>> 'elderly relative' what she would like for dinner? Planning a meal.
>>>
>>> She is my Aunt by Marriage, having married me Maters Brother (me
>>> Uncle)
>>> they have the same last name as me Mothers Maiden. Known her all me
>>> life. At least as far back as i can remember. If y'all don't mind
>>> me mentioning it. i kind of like her, a lot. Me Mater is still
>>> alive, almost 90 & still active, i rarely talk to her. But me
>>> 'elderly relative' me Aunt, keeps me on my toes. At the very least
>>> challenges me not to repeat my self in any culinary sense though she
>>> do like her curry. And i am a bit discombobulated that this should
>>> even be a topic but then again.....
>>> ---
>>> JL
>>
>> Then it's all very good for you, as well as for her. I'm glad of
>> that.
>>
>> My mother, with whom I was very close, lived the last 5 years of her
>> life with us. It gave me a great deal of pleasure to have her near and
>> to do things I knew she would enjoy.
>
> Yannow Wayne.. it is things like this that make me realise how nice it
> is to have you as a friend:)
Thank you, O. <blush>
--
Wayne Boatwright *¿*
_____________________________
http://tinypic.com/eikz78.jpg
Meet Mr. Bailey
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| Joseph Littleshoes |
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Wayne Boatwright wrote:
> On Sun 30 Oct 2005 01:16:03a, Joseph Littleshoes wrote in
> rec.food.cooking:
>
> > Wayne Boatwright wrote:
> >
> >> On Tue 25 Oct 2005 02:56:20p, Joseph Littleshoes wrote in
> >> rec.food.cooking:
> >>
> >> > The first time i did this the for her the 'elderly relative'
> thought
> >> > i had bought her favourite 'Dinty Moores" can of beef stew and
> added
> >> > red wine, she was surprised to find it was 'home made' and now
> >> > prefers my version to the commercial caned stuff.
> >>
> >> Joseph, I gotta ask... You frequently refer to the 'elderly
> >> relative', and
> >> I've often wondered who this might be; your mother, an aunt, a
> distant
> >>
> >> relative? Somehow 'elderly relative' is just too disembodied for
> my
> >> frame of
> >> reference. If you consider this too personal, please ignore my
> >> question.
> >
> > Not at all Mr. Boatwright.
> >
> > The major reason i cook these days, even beyond my own interest in
> it is
> > for the sake of the 'elderly relative' I have some one to shop and
> cook
> > for. And one of the chief delights of my day is in asking the
> 'elderly
> > relative' what she would like for dinner? Planning a meal.
> >
> > She is my Aunt by Marriage, having married me Maters Brother (me
> Uncle)
> > they have the same last name as me Mothers Maiden. Known her all me
> > life. At least as far back as i can remember. If y'all don't mind
> me
> > mentioning it. i kind of like her, a lot. Me Mater is still alive,
>
> > almost 90 & still active, i rarely talk to her. But me 'elderly
> > relative' me Aunt, keeps me on my toes. At the very least
> challenges me
> > not to repeat my self in any culinary sense though she do like her
> > curry. And i am a bit discombobulated that this should even be a
> topic
> > but then again.....
> > ---
> > JL
>
> Then it's all very good for you, as well as for her. I'm glad of
> that.
As fond as i am of the 'elderly relative' i was also, geographically,
the closest, we both lived in the same city in northern California all
her other blood relatives are on the east coast or in Europe or
Australia, shes a "Rackham" (sp?) as in "Black Jack" and an ex NY'er who
dont like "The City" anymore. Preferes the provincialism of the 'east
bay' to the sophistication & hassels of NYC.
>
>
> My mother, with whom I was very close, lived the last 5 years of her
> life
> with us. It gave me a great deal of pleasure to have her near and to
> do
> things I knew she would enjoy.
I know, i consider my self lucky to have intimatly shared the last 10
years of her life, shes a scorpio and just turned 80. Curry for dinner
the next few days.
Which, by the way, she preferes an Asian curry over an Indian and likes
the commecial Japanese product "Golden Curry" the hot rather than the
mild vesion.
---
JL
>
>
> --
> Wayne Boatwright *¿*
> _____________________________
>
> http://tinypic.com/eikz78.jpg
>
> Meet Mr. Bailey
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| Joseph Littleshoes |
Wayne Boatwright wrote:
> On Tue 25 Oct 2005 02:56:20p, Joseph Littleshoes wrote in
> rec.food.cooking:
>
> > The first time i did this the for her the 'elderly relative' thought
> i
> > had bought her favourite 'Dinty Moores" can of beef stew and added
> red
> > wine, she was surprised to find it was 'home made' and now prefers
> my
> > version to the commercial caned stuff.
>
> Joseph, I gotta ask... You frequently refer to the 'elderly
> relative', and
> I've often wondered who this might be; your mother, an aunt, a distant
>
> relative? Somehow 'elderly relative' is just too disembodied for my
> frame of
> reference. If you consider this too personal, please ignore my
> question.
Not at all Mr. Boatwright.
The major reason i cook these days, even beyond my own interest in it is
for the sake of the 'elderly relative' I have some one to shop and cook
for. And one of the chief delights of my day is in asking the 'elderly
relative' what she would like for dinner? Planning a meal.
She is my Aunt by Marriage, having married me Maters Brother (me Uncle)
they have the same last name as me Mothers Maiden. Known her all me
life. At least as far back as i can remember. If y'all don't mind me
mentioning it. i kind of like her, a lot. Me Mater is still alive,
almost 90 & still active, i rarely talk to her. But me 'elderly
relative' me Aunt, keeps me on my toes. At the very least challenges me
not to repeat my self in any culinary sense though she do like her
curry. And i am a bit discombobulated that this should even be a topic
but then again.....
---
JL
>
>
> --
> Wayne Boatwright *¿*
> _____________________________
>
> http://tinypic.com/eikz78.jpg
>
> Meet Mr. Bailey
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| Ophelia |
"Joseph Littleshoes" <jpstifel@pacbell.net> wrote in message
news:436483F4.19E1C327@pacbell.net...
> Wayne Boatwright wrote:
>
>> On Tue 25 Oct 2005 02:56:20p, Joseph Littleshoes wrote in
>> rec.food.cooking:
>>
>> > The first time i did this the for her the 'elderly relative'
>> > thought
>> i
>> > had bought her favourite 'Dinty Moores" can of beef stew and added
>> red
>> > wine, she was surprised to find it was 'home made' and now prefers
>> my
>> > version to the commercial caned stuff.
>>
>> Joseph, I gotta ask... You frequently refer to the 'elderly
>> relative', and
>> I've often wondered who this might be; your mother, an aunt, a
>> distant
>>
>> relative? Somehow 'elderly relative' is just too disembodied for my
>> frame of
>> reference. If you consider this too personal, please ignore my
>> question.
>
> Not at all Mr. Boatwright.
>
> The major reason i cook these days, even beyond my own interest in it
> is
> for the sake of the 'elderly relative' I have some one to shop and
> cook
> for. And one of the chief delights of my day is in asking the 'elderly
> relative' what she would like for dinner? Planning a meal.
>
> She is my Aunt by Marriage, having married me Maters Brother (me
> Uncle)
> they have the same last name as me Mothers Maiden. Known her all me
> life. At least as far back as i can remember. If y'all don't mind me
> mentioning it. i kind of like her, a lot. Me Mater is still alive,
> almost 90 & still active, i rarely talk to her. But me 'elderly
> relative' me Aunt, keeps me on my toes. At the very least challenges
> me
> not to repeat my self in any culinary sense though she do like her
> curry. And i am a bit discombobulated that this should even be a
> topic
> but then again.....
Well I am interested:)
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| Wayne Boatwright |
On Sun 30 Oct 2005 01:16:03a, Joseph Littleshoes wrote in rec.food.cooking:
> Wayne Boatwright wrote:
>
>> On Tue 25 Oct 2005 02:56:20p, Joseph Littleshoes wrote in
>> rec.food.cooking:
>>
>> > The first time i did this the for her the 'elderly relative' thought
>> > i had bought her favourite 'Dinty Moores" can of beef stew and added
>> > red wine, she was surprised to find it was 'home made' and now
>> > prefers my version to the commercial caned stuff.
>>
>> Joseph, I gotta ask... You frequently refer to the 'elderly
>> relative', and
>> I've often wondered who this might be; your mother, an aunt, a distant
>>
>> relative? Somehow 'elderly relative' is just too disembodied for my
>> frame of
>> reference. If you consider this too personal, please ignore my
>> question.
>
> Not at all Mr. Boatwright.
>
> The major reason i cook these days, even beyond my own interest in it is
> for the sake of the 'elderly relative' I have some one to shop and cook
> for. And one of the chief delights of my day is in asking the 'elderly
> relative' what she would like for dinner? Planning a meal.
>
> She is my Aunt by Marriage, having married me Maters Brother (me Uncle)
> they have the same last name as me Mothers Maiden. Known her all me
> life. At least as far back as i can remember. If y'all don't mind me
> mentioning it. i kind of like her, a lot. Me Mater is still alive,
> almost 90 & still active, i rarely talk to her. But me 'elderly
> relative' me Aunt, keeps me on my toes. At the very least challenges me
> not to repeat my self in any culinary sense though she do like her
> curry. And i am a bit discombobulated that this should even be a topic
> but then again.....
> ---
> JL
Then it's all very good for you, as well as for her. I'm glad of that.
My mother, with whom I was very close, lived the last 5 years of her life
with us. It gave me a great deal of pleasure to have her near and to do
things I knew she would enjoy.
--
Wayne Boatwright *¿*
_____________________________
http://tinypic.com/eikz78.jpg
Meet Mr. Bailey
|
|
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| Ophelia |
"Wayne Boatwright" <waynesgang@waynes.gang> wrote in message
news:Xns96FF7F1D42701waynesgang@217.22.228.19...
> On Sun 30 Oct 2005 01:16:03a, Joseph Littleshoes wrote in
> rec.food.cooking:
>
>> Wayne Boatwright wrote:
>>
>>> On Tue 25 Oct 2005 02:56:20p, Joseph Littleshoes wrote in
>>> rec.food.cooking:
>>>
>>> > The first time i did this the for her the 'elderly relative'
>>> > thought
>>> > i had bought her favourite 'Dinty Moores" can of beef stew and
>>> > added
>>> > red wine, she was surprised to find it was 'home made' and now
>>> > prefers my version to the commercial caned stuff.
>>>
>>> Joseph, I gotta ask... You frequently refer to the 'elderly
>>> relative', and
>>> I've often wondered who this might be; your mother, an aunt, a
>>> distant
>>>
>>> relative? Somehow 'elderly relative' is just too disembodied for my
>>> frame of
>>> reference. If you consider this too personal, please ignore my
>>> question.
>>
>> Not at all Mr. Boatwright.
>>
>> The major reason i cook these days, even beyond my own interest in it
>> is
>> for the sake of the 'elderly relative' I have some one to shop and
>> cook
>> for. And one of the chief delights of my day is in asking the
>> 'elderly
>> relative' what she would like for dinner? Planning a meal.
>>
>> She is my Aunt by Marriage, having married me Maters Brother (me
>> Uncle)
>> they have the same last name as me Mothers Maiden. Known her all me
>> life. At least as far back as i can remember. If y'all don't mind
>> me
>> mentioning it. i kind of like her, a lot. Me Mater is still alive,
>> almost 90 & still active, i rarely talk to her. But me 'elderly
>> relative' me Aunt, keeps me on my toes. At the very least challenges
>> me
>> not to repeat my self in any culinary sense though she do like her
>> curry. And i am a bit discombobulated that this should even be a
>> topic
>> but then again.....
>> ---
>> JL
>
> Then it's all very good for you, as well as for her. I'm glad of
> that.
>
> My mother, with whom I was very close, lived the last 5 years of her
> life
> with us. It gave me a great deal of pleasure to have her near and to
> do
> things I knew she would enjoy.
Yannow Wayne.. it is things like this that make me realise how nice it
is to have you as a friend:)
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| Wayne Boatwright |
On Sun 30 Oct 2005 12:57:30p, Ophelia wrote in rec.food.cooking:
>
> "Wayne Boatwright" <waynesgang@waynes.gang> wrote in message
> news:Xns96FF7F1D42701waynesgang@217.22.228.19...
>> On Sun 30 Oct 2005 01:16:03a, Joseph Littleshoes wrote in
>> rec.food.cooking:
>>
>>> Wayne Boatwright wrote:
>>>
>>>> On Tue 25 Oct 2005 02:56:20p, Joseph Littleshoes wrote in
>>>> rec.food.cooking:
>>>>
>>>> > The first time i did this the for her the 'elderly relative'
>>>> > thought i had bought her favourite 'Dinty Moores" can of beef stew
>>>> > and added red wine, she was surprised to find it was 'home made'
>>>> > and now prefers my version to the commercial caned stuff.
>>>>
>>>> Joseph, I gotta ask... You frequently refer to the 'elderly
>>>> relative', and
>>>> I've often wondered who this might be; your mother, an aunt, a
>>>> distant
>>>>
>>>> relative? Somehow 'elderly relative' is just too disembodied for my
>>>> frame of
>>>> reference. If you consider this too personal, please ignore my
>>>> question.
>>>
>>> Not at all Mr. Boatwright.
>>>
>>> The major reason i cook these days, even beyond my own interest in it
>>> is for the sake of the 'elderly relative' I have some one to shop and
>>> cook for. And one of the chief delights of my day is in asking the
>>> 'elderly relative' what she would like for dinner? Planning a meal.
>>>
>>> She is my Aunt by Marriage, having married me Maters Brother (me
>>> Uncle)
>>> they have the same last name as me Mothers Maiden. Known her all me
>>> life. At least as far back as i can remember. If y'all don't mind
>>> me mentioning it. i kind of like her, a lot. Me Mater is still
>>> alive, almost 90 & still active, i rarely talk to her. But me
>>> 'elderly relative' me Aunt, keeps me on my toes. At the very least
>>> challenges me not to repeat my self in any culinary sense though she
>>> do like her curry. And i am a bit discombobulated that this should
>>> even be a topic but then again.....
>>> ---
>>> JL
>>
>> Then it's all very good for you, as well as for her. I'm glad of
>> that.
>>
>> My mother, with whom I was very close, lived the last 5 years of her
>> life with us. It gave me a great deal of pleasure to have her near and
>> to do things I knew she would enjoy.
>
> Yannow Wayne.. it is things like this that make me realise how nice it
> is to have you as a friend:)
Thank you, O. <blush>
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Wayne Boatwright *¿*
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