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Crime Rates in Horsforth Crime rates are a valid concern for residents and people thinking of reloca�ng to Horsforth.

A popular loca�on for people who like city living, but also want to enjoy more rural surroundings, Horsforth has a proud reputa�on of being a low level crime area, and the cost of living here reflects that.

It is now possible to view the crime rates online through the Police’s website. The figures for Horsforth are rela�vely low, consis�ng of 44 incidents of crime and an�-social behaviour (ASB) in February.

However on closer inspec�on, the crime figures for Horsforth on the police website do not include the larger residen�al areas around Broadway, New Road Side and Low Lane. Taking these areas into account, and neighbouring Tinshill, the figure is considerably higher.

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Approximately 164 incidents of crime and ASB occurred in February, with the most frequent occurrences being ASB, closely followed by other crime, which includes shopli�ing, criminal damage and drug offences.

Burglary makes up a significant propor�on of the figures. Looking at the neighbourhood sta�s�cs, (the neighbourhood consis�ng of Horsforth, Rawdon, Guiseley, Yeadon, Bramhope, Carlton, Arthington, up to Pool and Otley) the crime rate is 6 per 1000 people, which, according to the site, is average. ASB is more prevalent in the wider Horsforth area than other crimes, which is a worrying trend.

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“This is a crime which causes environmental damage, obstruc�on to people passing by and encourages an�-social behavior”

Waste Site Closure Update In last months Covered we asked if you were concerned about fly �pping following the closure of the Calverley Bridge waste site. It seems that problems has already begun and residents are being urged to report fly�ppers who have dumped rubbish including fencing, builders’ rubble and even an old bath in Woodhall Lane, Calverley.

Leeds City Council is appealing to residents in the area to help them iden�fy the rubbish. They hope this will lead them to the people behind the illicit offloading of waste, which should be disposed of at official sites.

Councillor Tom Murray, execu�ve member for environmental services, Leeds City

Council, said: “We want to find out who is responsible for this irresponsible dumping and bring them to jus�ce. This is a crime which causes environmental damage, obstruc�on to people passing by and encourages an�-social behavior”.

The council is appealing for local support to help eradicate this ongoing blight. Someone may recognise the dumped items or may even have spo�ed this happening and they are urged to contact the council with any details that would help trace those responsible.

Anyone who can help with iden�fying the dumped waste or the people or vehicles involved should call enforcement officers on 0113 395 1765.

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Following last months Horsforth Ma�ers there has been some posi�ve developments with graffi� being removed from several public buildings and road-signs. Unfortunately the same cannot be said for the state of our roads and footpaths, which con�nue to cause problems for residents.

Broadgate Drive holds on to top posi�on in our list of neglected roads with no fewer than 29 reportable and dangerous potholes along its length. There has been no work on the top of Batchelor Lane or Hall Lane and for the third month running the collapsed surface at the top of Town Street is s�ll causing havoc to motorists and cyclists alike! I hear from a disappointed householder, who first reported the potholes back in the spring of 2010, that the road to the top of Batchelor Lane is now in such a poor state of repair local residents are now having to divert down Broadgate Lane to get home or risk

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ruining their suspension. Cllr Chris Townsley recently told this magazine “potholes, when reported, are generally fixed in 48 hours”. That seems not to be the case here.

I have received several le�ers regarding “An� Social Behavior” and the recent spate of vandalism that is bligh�ng certain areas.

Specifically within Hall Park, the public phone box/area around the shops on Broadgate lane and around Troy Hill. I will be forwarding details directly to our neighbourhood policing team and will keep you aware of developments.

Local elec�ons have now taken place and I am pleased that the old guard has finally changed and that Horsforth has finally got a new Councilor to represent its interests in Leeds.

I am hopeful that now Horsforth will start to receive its fair share and I look forward to repor�ng progress over the coming months.

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“Broadgate Drive holds on to top posi�on in our list of neglected roads with no fewer than 29 reportable and dangerous potholes along its length”.

I am also delighted to report that as we go to press the new benches that we have been campaigning for since 2009 have started to be installed around the town, well done to Horsforth Town Council for this addi�onal funding.

Next month Horsforth Ma�ers will focus on illegal and inconsiderate parking that causes misery to so many residents and we ask why we do not have more effec�ve enforcement.

So please keep your le�ers coming in and thank you all for your support. Horsforth really ma�ers!

For further informa�on or to get involved in Bob’s campaign please contact Bob directly on bobhorsforth@rocketmail.com or on the

website at h�p://horsforthletdownbyleeds. blogspot.com/

Do you agree with Bob? Is An� Social Behavior a problem in your part of Horsforth? Do the authori�es do enough to combat ASB and vandalism? Let us know what you think– email office@coveredmagazine.net or write to: Readers Le�ers Covered Magazine Hillside Leeds LS11 8ND The views of Bob Horsforth are not necessarily those of the publisher

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Prevent burglary – check your locks Police in North West Leeds have issued an appeal for householders to get their uPVC door locks checked and, if needed, replaced with secure Euro Cylinder locks. This follows an increase in break-ins where cheap locks have been forced by burglars using a simple tool to smash the lock - a technique well known among criminals. One in four burglaries in West Yorkshire involve Euro Profile locks, which are widely used in older uPVC doors.

Inspector Richard Coldwell, from the North West Neighbourhood Policing Team, said: “At the moment burglary is s�ll the biggest crime problem that we have got in this area.

Burglaries are not high, but they are higher than they should be. It is li�le measures like this that can help avoid being a crime vic�m.”

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STAR LETTER £25 Give us a call to claim Dear Covered, I read in your last issue that our Horsforth Mafia ( Aka: Our 3 City councillors ) are ge�ng annoyed with Bob Horsforth because of his campaign against the potholes in Horsforth.

All we ever hear from these 3 “elected” ( by less than one tenth of the popula�on ! ) representa�ves is that they can’t get anything done because the “Labour led” City council have made cuts. They conveniently omit to men�on that it is “their” ConDem Government who have forced the massive cutbacks having to be made by the Local Council.

The only thing that annoys me about Bob Horsforth is his silly surname, Regards... Bob Upandown. ( ! ) Mr B Peters, 64 St. James Terrace, Horsforth.

I live just above the flats where the Hospital used to be on Outwood lane. Since Dickies scrap yard was replaced with housing and the hospital with flats, parking on Outwood Lane between the Church and the narrow lane (beside Outwood House) has become a real problem for residents. Most of the parked cars belong to workers from the offices at the bo�om of the road. There is a short distance, which was not given double yellow line status, and even though we have succeeded in ge�ng white lines in front of our drives, it is extremely difficult to see if cars are coming along the road when emerging from the drive. The problem is exacerbated when drivers abuse the white lines and park opposite each other, only one car can navigate the road at one �me and frequent stopping, pulling in and reversing occurs.

Ideally we would like resident only parking Mon to Fri between 8am and 5pm. If you can put pressure on the council to do something I would be very grateful.

Regards, Brian Denison

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Dear Covered, We have been enjoying beau�ful weather recently and like many other residents of Horsforth, I was straight to the park to soak up some sun. Pork pie picnic on hand, I had a lovely a�ernoon sat watching people frolicking in the sun. My pleasure was however cut short when I went to use the public conveniences.

Convenient would be the last word I would use to describe the experience.

My sunny April dream quickly morphed into a nightmare. The toilets were more akin to a horror film set, with suspicious substances on the walls, ceiling and floor, no light to see what I was doing, and toilet paper a ridiculous wishful thought. No hand towels, or even a receptacle to offer hand towels was available. I was really quite shocked, and I have travelled to North Africa and used some very basic toilets in my �me. I then remembered your ar�cle about the Bandstand Revamp and felt incensed that £2000 could be spent on a lick of paint, when the toilets are in such a nausea�ng condi�on.

Did no-one think the money could be stretched to buy a light bulb, a few rolls of toilet paper and a bo�le of bleach?

Kate, Horsforth

Geraldine in absence of staff most of this long weekend has been splendid. Maybe I shouldn’t have asked her to re-�le the roof.

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Got a splinter under my fingernail off a table at work yday. Don’t have to sue myself thankfully as I got it out with scissors/ needle. Ouch.

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My trainer makes me feel guilty about drinking beer and ea�ng pizza which I did last night, so I just ran 5 miles. Not guilty now! Pint?!

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Pete’s Cross Channel Feat

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Horsforth fundraiser Pete Windridge-France is taking on a cross channel swimming challenge in aid of Penny Field School. Pete’s son a�ends the school, which is a Specialist Inclusive Learning Centre in Meanwood.

His swim will be carried out w/c 18th September with the actual day he sets off determined by weather condi�ons and �des.

As if the challenge wasn’t difficult enough, the swim is in accordance with Channel Swimmers and Pilots Federa�ons rules so Pete will don just his trunks, goggles and a non-insulated cap – no wetsuit allowed! 37 year old Pete hopes to cross the channel within 18 hours and raise £8,000.

Pete has already personally paid for his naviga�on crew and boat so every pound raised will go directly to The Friends of Penny Field. The money will help replace old equipment, spruce up dilapidated areas, and provide fun days out for the kids to s�mula�ng places such as urban farms that wouldn’t usually be easily accessible from them It’s a great local cause, so please help if you can. To find out more and to donate online please visit www.peteswims.com or www. justgiving/peteswims Friends of Penny Field, registered charity no: 1090237

Pete will don just his trunks, goggles and a non-insulated cap – no wetsuit allowed!

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Female professors to the fore at Leeds Trinity University College Leeds Trinity University College has bucked the na�onal trend with the appointment of four new female professors as it recognises the achievements of academic staff.

This means that four out of the five professors on the teaching staff at Leeds Trinity are women, which contrasts sharply with the na�onal picture. Times Higher Educa�on reported in January that 19.1% of professors na�onally are female compared with 44% of all academic staff.

Professor Maureen Meikle, Head of Humani�es and Professor of Early Modern History, said, “For four out of the five professors to be women is a major achievement. The appointment of seven professors and readers in the Humani�es department acknowledges the level of scholarship in our department and the interna�onal reputa�on of our researchers.”

With scholarly work subject to peer review by expert colleagues around the world, the conferment of the �tles is acknowledgement

of achievements by the wider academic community as well as by Leeds Trinity itself.

Professor Freda Bridge, Leeds Trinity’s Principal and Chief Execu�ve, said, “The appointment of five professors and three readers is a significant development for Leeds Trinity University College. It shows that Leeds Trinity is a wellrespected higher educa�on ins�tu�on and acknowledges the importance of research and scholarship for staff. For students it is a clear sign that they are taught by academics who are leaders in their own par�cular subject area.”

The new Professors and Readers at Leeds Trinity University College:

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Horsforth Club

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Horsforth Club has served the local community since 1891 and is now invi�ng new members to join. A real hidden gem, the club offers everything a tradi�onal club should – a warm welcome, great service and a well kept pint. Much of the club benefits from recent improvement and the refurbished func�on room is available to hire for weddings, funerals, birthday celebra�ons, corporate func�ons and is used by many community groups.

The func�on room is capable of hos�ng around 75 guests and has it’s own bar and facili�es.

Those who prefer the baize to the bar will be impressed by the two snooker tables, which are of excellent quality and situated in an atmospheric room containing trophies, dark wood and beamed ceilings. The tables are excellent value for money, working on a light meter that costs around £0.80 ph – it would be a challenge to find somewhere cheaper.

Regular nights at the club include a prize quiz and ‘Play your cards right’, where the prize rises to as much as £500. A fully stocked bar serving a good range of ales, wines and spirits helps to add to the atmosphere. If you’ve never been to the club, or haven’t looked in for a couple of years it’s well worth a visit – you’ll be impressed with the new look club.

Horsforth Club are offering new member the chance to join for just £5 per year – 75% off! For more details call into the club or call 0113 239 0229 Horsforth Club Ltd, 207 – 209 New Road Side, Horsforth. LS18 4DR Tel: 0113 239 0229

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Newly opened café and delicatessen, Deli Stop, is a bit of a gem for lovers of fine con�nental style cuisine.

Owner Michele Saulino, who hails from Avellino on Italy’s west coast, wanted to bring a taste of Italian flair and fayre to Horsforth – he explains “ I am passionate about good food, good service and authen�c ingredients and I wanted to share this with people in my area”.

offers an amazing range of Italian �t-bits to eat in or take away. Products in the chiller include: Serrano ham (on or off the bone), Iberico Chorizo, cooking Chorizo, sun dried tomotoes, con�nental cheeses and, of course, a great selec�on of olives. A great choice of specialist pasta, Arborio rice, olive oil, breads and much more are displayed throughout the café.

Situated in the former travel agents on Long Row, Deli Stop has undergone complete transforma�on.

Now a comfortable, bright, bustling café with exposed stonework and tasteful décor, Deli Stop

Michele’s married to a local girl so he fully understands the importance of an English breakfast, which is served up un�l 12pm. A�er then, treat yourself to a sandwich or pannini such as Cros�ni con

Formaggio di Capra (grilled goats cheese & caramelised balsamic onions, served with mixed salad and a garlic, honey and mustard dressing) or relax with an authen�c Italian Espresso and watch the world go by.

Deli Stop offers outside catering, hampers for all occasions and regular Tapas evenings.

Ample parking opposite in the Grey Horse car park.

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Horsforth in Bloom are pleased to announce new support and sponsorship from Regent Fisheries on Regent Road, Horsforth and Mason’s Garden Care, Bramley.

Together they will be establishing a new flowerbed on Broadway at its junc�on with Cragg Road.

Dawn Collins, chair of Horsforth in Bloom , said “It is pleasing to receive support from local businesses and organisa�ons. The new flowerbed compliments spring bulb plan�ng that commi�ee members have done around

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Horsforth and will help brighten up the area of Broadway”. Any local businesses who would like to sponsor similar flower beds in Horsforth or residents who would like to help with the project can contact Dawn on 0113 2502987.

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We hope to see members past and present for what should be a truly memorable and nostalgic evening.

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TASC Badminton Club, who are based at Leeds Trinity University College (formerly Trinity All Saint’s College) are celebra�ng their 30th Anniversary this year and are appealing for members past and present to join them in an evening of celebra�on.

Sylvia Sellers and a handful of friends from a baby-si�ng circle who all liked to play a weekly game of badminton formed the club in June 1981. The club ini�ally hired one court but membership grew quickly and the club now hires three courts at Trinity. One of the first private badminton clubs in the area, TASC has 20 members including students from Trinity.

Sylvia told us “We pride ourselves in being a friendly, sociable yet compe��ve club. A few of our present members have been with the club 15 years or more!” The club meets on Fridays from 7:30pm – 9:30pm, 50 weeks of the year.

Founder member Sylvia has organised an evening with a “finger buffet and glass of something to whet the appe�te” to celebrate 30 years of TASC Badminton club. “Over 30 years I have had the pleasure of mee�ng so many interes�ng and nice people” she told us “I would like to thank all past and present members for their support and in par�cular, Graham Henson, Bob Athey, Sally Ellam and Ken Wilson for their dedica�on and support.

Not forge�ng members of the baby-si�ng circle! Judy, Armani, Janet, Margaret and Norma who 30 years ago helped establish the club! We hope to see members past and present for what should be a truly memorable and nostalgic evening.

The TASC Badminton Club 30 year celebra�on takes place on Friday 10th June at 7pm at Leeds Trinity University College. If you would like to a�end, or require further informa�on about the club please contact Sylvia Sellers on: 0113 2590113 or Graham Henson on 0113 2584532.

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Yarnbury News An enthusias�c, large crowd gathered and raised £1700 for the St James unit of the Teenage Cancer Trust when recent past colts played Yarnbury RFC’s current colts squad. The charity game was in memory of popular ex-Yarnbury Colt Oli Simcoe-Shelton who died earlier this year. Six tries were scored, three to each side, in a full-blooded game which raised much needed funds and awareness for the unit. The club would like to extend thanks to everyone who helped make the day a huge success. Those wishing to further support the cause should contact the club directly.

Yarnbury’s own first team prop Richard Lister is running The Leeds Half Marathon on 8th May for the Teenage Cancer Trust.To support him please visit www.justgiving.com/ richlisterforoli and for more informa�on on the Teenage Cancer Trust visit www. teenagecancertrust.org Also at Yarnbury, a match was organised by Yarnbury Under 13’s coach Paul Marshall between Farnley Junior ARLFC and Yarnbury. The game was put on to give both sides a chance of experiencing the two different rugby codes, playing half a game of Rugby League and Rugby Union.

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ARLFC who are coached by ex Yarnbury player Simon Briers experience of the Horsforth facili�es and something about the history of the club.

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Horsforth Cricket Club On the build up to the new season,

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Horsforth Cricket Club played two preseason friendlies against a backdrop of glorious sunshine and a large number of spectators. Although both games, against top Bradford League side Farsley and Division A team Follifoot, ended in defeat against much stronger opposi�on, Horsforth players were able to get some good match prac�ce.

It seems the prac�ce paid off as Horsforth Cricket Club enjoyed a perfect start to the new season, with both1st & 2nd teams registering decisive victories on the opening Saturday.

The 1st XI cruised to victory over Alwoodley, bowling the opposi�on out for just 119 with Andrew Robinson taking 4-32.

Openers Richard Graves & Kris Lewis then put on a century stand to set Horsforth on their way to a 7 wicket victory.

Meanwhile, back at Horsforth, the 2nd XI were struggling at 1039 un�l a league record-equaling 10th wicket partnership of 84 between juniors Paul Hands (68 not out)and Nick Taylor(5) saw HCC through to a respectable 187. Opening bowler Pete Wincup then led the way with 5-21 as Pool were bowled out for just 68.

The second game of the season bought mixed fortunes for the club. The 1st X1 clinched an excellent victory, seeing off Ilkley by 48 runs.

Horsforth, ba�ed first and reached 72-3 thanks to a partnership of 53 between Kris Lewis & Ollie Musgrave.

Andrew Robinson then came to the wicket and set about the Ilkley a�ack, racing to a rapid 77, while Lewis also completed an excellent knock of 61. Faced with Horsforth’s final total of 203, Ilkley slumped to 54-6 before their overseas player Bezzent saw their score pass the 100 mark. Robinson & Bates finally mopped up the tail to bowl out the visitors for 155, Robinson taking 6-57. Horsforth’s 2nd Team, meanwhile, suffered a less successful day, being bowled out for just 109 at Follifoot. The home side made short work of overhauling the HCC total, losing 2 wickets in the process.

The club has finally received confirma�on that our overseas player, Adam Mabb, will be joining for the new season. Adam, a fast bowler from Queensland, has

been wai�ng for his visa to be cleared by the authorities back home but has now arrived in England and is raring to go start taking wickets!

Keep up with HCC! For the first �me, followers of Horsforth CC are able to keep up to date with live scores from games through Twi�er (Twi�er. com/HorsforthCC). The club has also launched an official club page on Facebook and the new website (w w w.pitchero.com/clubs/ horsforthcricketclub) is now receiving in excess of 3000 hits a week!

Thanks to Chris Taylor.

Victories For Horsforth Harriers In Peco Cross Country League A�er the final fixture of the season held on Otley Chevin, Horsforth Harriers claimed several wins in the PECO Cross Country League, pride of place going to Tim Midgely, who was the Champion of the Series. Horsforth resident Tim, who also runs for Bingley AC, won four of the five races in the series outright.

The Horsforth ladies team won a hotly contested Ladies Premier League �tle, edging to victory overall by a narrow margin a�er securing a ‘must-win’ victory in the final race at Otley.

The Horsforth men’s team, despite Tim’s heroics, could only claim third place in their Premier League, but took the Men’s Veterans Team �tle as compensa�on. Alan Squire, Serena Blackburn and Kevin Watson won their age categories, M40, F45 and M65 respec�vely.

Healthy numbers of entries for the Harriers popular summer off road race, the Apperley Bridge Canter have been received, but there is s�ll �me to enter before race day on 26th May. Also it will be possible, subject to the race limit being reached, to enter on the night at the race headquarters at Woodhouse Grove School. Entry forms can be downloaded from: www.horsforthharriers.co.uk.

Horsforth Harriers meet at 7.00 pm for training every Tuesday evening at Horsforth Hall Park Cricket Pavilion. For further informa�on contact Ian Park on 0113 278 4286 or e-mail ian@tcpleeds.com Tim Midgely pictured at final PECO Cross Country Race on Otley Chevin. Photograph courtesy of Andrew Benne� and Ilkley Harriers.

Horsforth Fellandale Club is a running club formed just over 30 years ago. With member’s ages ranging from twen�es up to many septuagenarians, this is definitely a club that welcomes all ages and abili�es.

Tradi�onally the clubs main ac�vity has been fell running, hence the name, and this is s�ll at the heart of the club although members also take part in other off-road events and occasional road races both locally and further afield The club meets every Wednesday at 6:30pm at Surprise View/Beacon House car park on Otley Chevin for fell/ trail running in the spring and summer and Trinity University sports centre to run on the roads during the autumn and winter seasons.

Horsforth Fellandale organises the successful and popular Danefield Relay, which takes place on the Chevin on the first Wednesday in July. Members also par�cipate in high profile fell races including the Three Peaks Race every April and the Ian Hodgson Memorial Relay held in Pa�erdale, the Lake District in October.

If your looking to keep fit and meet new people along the way, why not try out the club one Wednesday?

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Local Business

Town Garage

Business Profile

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60’s AND NOW Town Garage is a family business, owned and run by brothers Phil and Tony Leeks.

Tony, who runs the service and parts department side of the business, was previously the Service Manager for a group of Honda dealerships and spent 20 years in the role. Prior to that Tony worked for his father Nigel who started the business many years ago when it was situated on Horsforth Town Street opposite Barclays bank.

Phil, the company’s Financial Director, also started working for his father and ini�ally trained as a motor technician. Phil diversified 10 years ago and now owns a successful IT supply and support company.

Now he is thrilled to be back at the helm of their family business following a long gap.

The brothers have invested in an extensive

refurbishment of the workshop, showroom and offices. The team at Town Garage is capable of servicing any make of car, thanks to further investment in state of the art diagnos�c equipment and experienced technicians.

Owing to the block exemp�on rule of 2003 any car covered by a manufacturer’s warranty can be serviced and repaired without invalida�ng the warranty. So, no longer a need to take your pride and joy along to the main dealer – Town Garage offer everything you need.

Town Garage, Featherbank Lane, Horsforth.LS18 4NW TEL 0113 2582756

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