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Senior’s original production to hit the stage this weekend

Women’s Basketball struggles with depth on bench

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NEWS Caity Coyne Editor-In-Chief Jennifer Gardner Managing Editor Andrew Spellman Art Director Kayla Asbury City Editor Adrianne Uphold Associate City Editor Chris Jackson Sports Editor Erin Drummond Associate Culture Editor Brandon Ridgely Opinion Editor Abby Humphreys Web Editor

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The WVU Board of Governor’s will vote on closing the Arnold Residence Hall at 10:30 a.m. in the Rhododendron room of the Mountainlair.

The meeting is open to the public.

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WVU Tennis faces Akron at 11 a.m. at the Mountaineer tennis courts. Admission is free for students.

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SATURDAY

“Saved by the ‘90s” night starts at 8 p.m. at Mainstage Morgantown. The event is for those 18 years and older.

Admission is $10.

Photo by Andrew Spellman. If you want to save money on quick, simple meals rather than eating out, we break down five recipes that stay within a college budget.

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Altercation between political group members goes viral

BY BRANDON RIDGELY OPINION EDITOR A video of a conflict between two WVU student organizations, one liberal, one conservative, has been posted on FoxNews.com and shared widely on social media.

In the video, Kelley Denham, president of the Leftist Alliance, pushed and threatened to grab the cell phone of Turning Point member Michael Quinlan. Turning Point is a national conservative student organization; the Leftist Alliance describes itself as, “a radical leftist collective.”

The Alliance was meeting in the Mountainlair Wednesday night when members of Turning Point entered the meeting to see if they were interested in scheduling a political debate. The four Turning Point members were asked to leave and videotaped themselves leaving.

The conflict with Denham

was captured in a second video that was shot soon after in the hallway of the Mountainlair when Denham followed the Turning Point members out.

“This is my only comment on the situation,” Denham said. “Turning Point claimed this was some sort of joint meeting or some debate, that’s nonsense and they were never invited. They came into our meeting already filming.

They were asked to leave and did not and wouldn’t identify themselves as Turning Point USA members. This was a hit piece plain and simple, a targeted attack.”

The videos have been sent to Student Conduct for review according to John Bolt, director of University Relations. University Police has investigated and neither party involved wishes to press charges, Bolt said.

Quinlan said the video shows how conservatives are being targeted. “Conservatives not only can be the subject of

SUBMITTED BY MICHAEL QUINLAN

A still from a video captured byTurning Point group members shows Kelley Denham, president of the Leftist Alliance, confronting a group of students after they recorded a meeting Denham’s group held on Wednesday. discrimination and hatred, but do experience it more than the media reports.”

But Denham saw it differently.

“They were attempting to infiltrate and document us.”

They have a “history of these behaviors on campus.”

Foxnews.com posted the video and described the incident this way. “A leftist college

student physically assaulted and cursed at a conservative leader on Wednesday, grabbing for the man’s phone multiple times in an attempt to prevent him from filming the exchange, according to video of the encounter posted on social media.”

Here’s Quinlan’s explanation of what happened as his group was leaving the Leftist

Alliance meeting: Kaitlynn (Critchfield, a Turning Point member) pulled out her phone in order to film us leaving peacefully. She did this in case they were to report us and say we were a disturbance, and that video would prove otherwise. We exited the Tygart Room once asked and went to the lobby of the second floor of the Mountainlair.

“We stood there talking for about a minute before Kelley came running towards us shouting, ‘Why the f**k were you in our meeting?’ and ‘Why the f**k did you record?!’ Kelley was exhibiting a violent aura, so Kaitlyn attempted to pull out her phone to record for our own protection. He leaped towards her, grabbed her wrist and attempted to pull her phone out of her hands. It was at this time that I began to film.

“Sadly, while I was attempting to leave the confrontation, my finger hit the lock button on my phone, thus halting the

recording. After the recording ends, Kelley pushed me up against the wall near the elevators and called me a ‘f**king fascist conservative Nazi.’

“Stephen Thompson, also in the video, got between us.

Kelley then stormed off, looking back at us and saying ‘You all are done!’ while making a throat slit motion.”

Quinlan said some on social media asked why he didn’t retaliate. “If I was on video retaliating, many would claim that I am an ‘angry, violent conservative,’ who was looking for an excuse to throw a punch, which is the farthest thing from the truth.”

A statement from the University included, “West Virginia University continues to stand behind the right of its students, faculty and staff to express their ideas and points of view, but also remains adamant that it be done in a peaceful, civil and respectful manner.”

Kroger offers convenience with curbside pickup

BY ADRIANNE UPHOLD ASSOCIATE CITY EDITOR Customers are enthusiastic about ClickList, a new online grocery ordering service, at the Krogers in the Suncrest Towne Centre.

Joushua Dalton, a Kroger customer, had trouble with pushing carts around a busy store and wished ClickList was accessible years ago.

“Well, I’m getting old, and it’s hard to do basic grocery shopping at my age,” Dalton said.

“I’ve been in a wheelchair all my life. I can’t put all my groceries in the tiny carts on the wheelchairs they offer. This will help me feel more independent.”

Once a customer has created an account, ClickList provides up to 40,000 grocery options to choose from. Once the shopping is done, customers then select a one hour time frame that

they can pick up the order from the curbside.

ClickList is open from 8 a.m.– 9 p.m. and customers are able to use coupons online.

Jason Talerico, the E-Commerce field specialist at the Suncrest Kroger, sees opportunity for customers with disabilities, senior citizens and people who are too busy to grocery shop.

“We start to see a jump in customers that we didn’t have before,” Talerico said. “Once

they put in their order they don’t even have to leave their front seat. We put all the orders in their car. It helps a lot for people who wouldn’t have been able to get groceries without help.”

Krogers that have ClickList hire new staff to prepare, package and deliver the orders. The Suncrest location has almost 20 ClickList employees and is still expanding.

“Once our revenue goes up

in this location more employees will be hired. For the past week that it has been open, I see more customers using the online services we offer,” Talerico said.

Lorri Flury, a Kroger customer, always pushed shopping to the weekends because of her busy schedule.

“I work full time and grocery shopping gets delegated to the weekends,” Flury said. “I try to go shopping after work, but once I get off all I want to do is

go home. I don’t want to go anywhere. I really can’t wait to try (ClickList) out.”

The Suncrest location is the third in West Virginia that The Kroger Co. has opened. Stores on Emily Drive in Clarksburg and Barboursville also provide ClickList.

A fee of $4.95 is charged for each order, but the fee is currently being waived for the first three orders. Order online at, http://kroger.com/.com

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Ingredients Dairy Greek yogurt $3.79 Shredded Mexican cheese $3.19 Sour cream $1.69 Swiss cheese $2.99 Grains Hawaiian rolls $3.79/8-pack Oats $2.50 Tortillas $2.08 White rice $1.99 Meats Ground beef $5.49/lb Ham $3.29 Produce Bananas $0.59/lb Blueberries $3.99/lb Eggs $1.00/half dozen Sauces Canned tomato sauce $5.23 Dijon mustard $2.59 Soy sauce $2.39 Worcestershire sauce $1.39 Seasonings Crushed red pepper $2.68 Garlic powder $3.10/8.5 oz Onion powder $2.66 Taco seasoning $0.76 Miscellaneous Brown sugar $2.08 Chicken broth $2.08 Chocolate bar $2.10 Ground ginger $2.68 Puff pastry $4.88

Total: $71.00 Prices are from Kroger and Walmart and may vary

This week’s specials: After a long day of classes, eating at home might seem like too much effort. However, it doesn’t have to be. These easy meals can be made again and again throughout the semester after stocking up on just a few staple items at the grocery store. By spending only $71 up front, replacing a restaurant meal with one of these recipes each week can save hundreds of dollars over time.

BLUEBERRY BANANA OVERNIGHT OATS

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INGREDIENTS 1/3 cup oats 1/3 cup Greek yogurt 1/3 cup milk, slightly overflowing 1/2 banana (1/3 if it’s particularly large) Scant 1/4 cup blueberries

INSTRUCTIONS 1. Mash banana and blueberries together in a bowl until blended together. Stir in oats, yogurt and milk. Cover, and refrigerate overnight.

2. In the morning, top with granola and/or walnuts, along with fresh berries/bananas, if desired.

Instead of spending $5 or more on Starbucks drinks and pastries, start the week off right with a healthy breakfast of overnight oats. The oats are meant to be prepared the night before, so taking them to-go while heading to an 8:30 class is a breeze.

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KOREAN BEEF BOWL

Tuesday

INGREDIENTS 1 lb. ground beef 1/3 cup brown sugar 1/4 cup soy sauce 1/4 tsp crushed red pepper flakes 1/4 tsp ginger powder 1/4 tsp garlic powder 2 green onions, sliced (optional)

Korean barbecue flavor has never been so easy to prepare with the Korean Beef Bowl recipe. The sauce only takes a few minutes to put together, and using ground beef instead of steak can cut cost without sacrificing flavor.

INSTRUCTIONS 1. In a skillet, brown beef.

2. In the meantime, in a bowl add brown sugar, soy sauce, red pepper flakes, and ginger powder. Whisk until combined and set aside.

3. Once beef is cooked, drain off any excess grease.

4. Add the sauce mixture that you set aside to the beef. Allow to simmer for 3 minutes. Serve over cooked rice and garnish with green onion if desired.

From http://realmomkitchen.com

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Wednesday

“Funeral sandwiches” have nothing to do with death, but are simply a delicious remix of the classic ham sandwich. The sandwiches last for several days in the fridge, so they can be heated up for a quick snack or taken to work or class with chips and a pickle slice as a full lunch.

Thursday

Use up leftover rice and beef from Tuesday with this quesadilla and taco rice recipe. Both of these meals are extremely versatile, so try mixing up what vegetables or meats go on the quesadilla or in the rice depending on what you have in your fridge.

QUESADILLAS AND TACO RICE

FUNERAL SANDWICHES INGREDIENTS 1 (12-piece package) Hawaiian sweet rolls 1/2 pound thinly sliced deli ham 1/2 pound thinly sliced Swiss cheese 1/2 cup butter, melted 3 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce 2 tablespoons Dijon style mustard 2 tablespoons brown sugar Pinch of onion powder

QUESADILLA INGREDIENTS Browned ground beef (seasoned with taco seasoning if preferred) 1/2 cup salsa, drained 1/2 cup chopped fresh scallions (optional) 1 cup shredded Cheddar 3 (12-inch) flour tortillas

INSTRUCTIONS 1. Spray a 7 x 10 x 3-inch deep bake dish with cooking spray.

2. Slice rolls horizontally in half. Place the bottom half into the prepared baking dish. Layer ham and cheese evenly over the base, then reposition the tops.

3. Combine butter, Worcestershire sauce, mustard, brown sugar and onion powder. Mix well and pour over the rolls. Cover with plastic wrap and chill overnight (or a minimum of four hours).

4. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Bake the rolls for 20 minutes, uncovered, and serve while warm.

QUESADILLA INSTRUCTIONS 1. Mix beef with salsa and fold in cheese.

2. Divide mixture into 1/3’s and spread each portion over half of a tortilla and fold into a half circle.

3. Brown each of the three quesadillas on both sides in a hot pan to melt cheese.

4. Cool a bit, cut into wedges and serve.

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Friday End the week with a quick chocolate snack that costs just cents per serving.

The filling inside the puff pastry can range from spreads like Nutella to even jellies and jams, so it can be personalized depending on what flavors you may be craving.

TACO RICE INGREDIENTS 1 cup sour cream 14.5 ounces chicken broth (approx. one can’s worth) 1 (8 ounce) can tomato sauce 1 1/2 cups rice (instant) 1 (1 ounce) package taco seasoning mix TACO RICE INSTRUCTIONS 1. In a large pot, bring chicken broth, tomato sauce, and taco seasoning to a boil.

2. Stir rice into the pot, cover and remove from heat. Let the pot stand, covered, for 5 minutes.

3. Stir in cheese; mix well. Serve with sour cream.

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CHOCOLATE PASTRIES

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INGREDIENTS 1/2 of a 17.3-ounce package Pepperidge Farm® Puff Pastry Sheets(1 sheet), thawed 1 egg, beaten 12 ounces (about eight 1.5-ounce bars) milk or dark chocolate, chopped

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INSTRUCTIONS 1. Heat the oven to 375°F. 2. Unfold the pastry sheet on a lightly floured surface. Cut the pastry sheet into 12 (3 x 2 1/2-inch) rectangles. With a short side facing you, brush the top third of each rectangle with the egg. Place about 1 tablespoon chocolate in the center of each rectangle. Starting at the short end closest to you, roll up like a jelly roll. Place the filled pastries onto a baking sheet. Brush with the egg.

3. Bake for 15 minutes or until the pastries are golden brown. Remove the pastries from the baking sheet and let cool on a wire rack for 10 minutes.

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National Reach Your Potential Month William Moonert

Faith Zellman

Mason Costa

Meeting roughly seven hours a week to train younger cadets, participate in physical training and go to class, junior William Moonert trains to become an officer in the Air Force after graduation.

He’s an International Studies major with an emphasis on Intelligence and National Security. He’s also involved in Scabbard and Blade through ROTC. This organization consists of students who are interested in training for a combat role in the military. They train for 2-3 hours at a time and lessons that teach room clearing and breaching, squad movements and emergency medical care. Moonert is very inspired by his mother. She raised three boys by herself while she went back to school to get her masters degree; he just want’s to make her proud. After college he hopes to become a Second Lieutenant in the Air Force and work as a Combats System Officer, in this role he would control the navigations and weapons systems in an

Beginning in 7th grade, she knew she wanted to get involved in the Criminology field. Now, a senior in college, Faith Zellman is a Forensic and Investigative Science and Criminology major from Owings, Maryland. She’s interned at the Public Defender Service in Washington, D.C. There she was an investigator for two attorneys. She’s also interned at the Office of Denver Medical Examiner as a death investigator. Her main goal after college is to eliminate the issue of wrongful convictions. Currently there are 20,000-23,000 people in the US alone in jail for crimes they didn’t commit and she wants to significantly decrease that number. She wants to solve the problems that are present in the field of criminal justice and investigation. Her biggest inspiration is herself. She’s able to recognize her potential and is proud of her ability to dedicate herself to her passions and make a difference in the world.

Starting senior year of high school he knew he wanted to try something new. With an interest in music Mason Costa began his dj’ing career. He’s a junior journalism major with a minor in communications from Dedham, Massachusetts. His musical inspirations come from everywhere. He really tries to switch it up for everybody from what they are used to hearing. He’s been a member of Pi Kappa Alpha, Pike, since fall 2014. Being in this fraternity has helped him move forward in his dj’ing career. A Pike Alumni, Jeff Lynch, helped him with booking at Whisper Nightclub and Lounge and a Pike from Florida State University helped him get a gig opening up for Carnage at Mainstage Morgantown. He often times is dj’ing downtown on the weekends at Lux Nightclub, Whisper Nightclub and Lounge, Mainstage Morgantown or Liquid Lounge. After college he hopes to eventually become a world-famous dj or do something with broadcast journalism.

Rising Above the Competition to Reach Your Potential These experiences can help develop the professional qualifications “The greats weren’t great because at birth they could paint. The needed for your future career, so it is important that you know the greats were great ‘cause they paint a lot.” various opportunities available to you and how to obtain them.

–Macklemore Building a career takes work, as employers are looking for wellrounded candidates with quality experience on their resumes. But quality experience doesn’t only refer to full-time work. It also applies to experiential learning opportunities like job shadowing, volunteering, student organization involvement and internships.

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CULTURE

WVU student brings original production to life

BY ERIN DRUMMOND ASSOCIATE CULTURE EDITOR

As the conductor, author, lyricist, theorist, pianist, vocal coach and businessman for the production, senior music composition major Luke Diamond worked hard to bring his original music drama to life.

The show, titled “Ma Grâce te Suffit,” is based on the fairytale “Aurore et Aimée” by Jeanne-Marie Le Prince de Beaumont.

The show focuses on a girl who constantly blames God for the tragic events taking place in her life, only to learn that God had another plan in mind by using the events for her good.

“It’s a story of great tragedy and loss, and while not everyone has suffered the same losses as the character Aurore, I am certain that we’ve all been through hardships that cause us to feel as if we’ve hit rock bottom,” Diamond said. “The title is a promise from God that literally means ‘my grace suffices you,’ and this work delves into the validity of that promise.”

The show stars WVU voice performance alumni Kathryn Shepas and Steven Patrick, voice performance major Hannah Friend and Morgantown fifth grade student Toni Rose.

The orchestra is filled with WVU music students, while the choir, directed

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Movie Muse: Veronica from “Heathers”

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by Kym Scott, assistant professor and director of choral activities at WVU, is comprised of students and Morgantown community members.

“Luke has worked extremely hard on putting this production together,” Scott said. “He has had to consider every aspect that goes into putting together a professional production and has worked tirelessly over the last few months to make sure that every element has received his full attention. I believe that Luke’s passion for music, along with his drive and exceptional work ethic will ensure that this will be a wonderful show.”

WVU voice faculty members Rob Chafin, Hope Koehler and William Koehler can also be found in the production. Along with featured WVU dancers, who were organized and choreographed by assistant professor of dance General Hambrick.

“Not a single element of this production would

be possible if it weren’t for the support of the teachers who helped and encouraged me,” Diamond said, also noting the hard work of the entire cast. “The music for the production is anything but easy and the performers have all put a lot of time and energy into learning their parts. Bringing the production to life has certainly taught me that I reap what I sow, because the difficulties and complexities I wrote for the performers to play, I now have to guide them through from the conductor’s podium.”

Due to it being a student project, Diamond did not receive funding for the production. However, a GoFundMe page was set up to assist him. As of now, it has raised more than $1,000 of the $5,000 goal.

Show times are at 6 p.m.

Saturday, Jan. 28 and at 2 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 29 in the Gladys Davis Theater located at WVU’s Creative Arts Center. The show is free and open to the public.

I recently watched the 1988 movie “Heathers” on Netflix. The film centers on Veronica Sawyer, played by Winona Ryder, who is the only notsame-named member of the “Heathers” popular girl clique at her high school. Feeling unsatisfied with her current “friendship” situation, Veronica links up with Christian Slater’s sociopathic J.D. and is roped into his plot to kill all the cool kids.

Often heralded as “the original ‘Mean Girls,’” “Heathers” is a wonderfully creative dark comedy that puts a spin on the classic high school movies, embodying the angst of the late ‘80s and ‘90s.

As much as I enjoyed the plot and dialogue of the movie, the visuals are what drew me in, especially the fashion.

Each member of the Heathers clan has their own perfectly color-coordinated wardrobe, with Heather Chandler always in red, Heather Duke in green, Heather McNamara in yellow and

Veronica in blue. Veronica is my personal favorite, although all of the Heathers have a similar wardrobe of plaid skirt suits, big ‘80s hair accessorized with bows and matching socks and tights.

S ome of Veronica’s looks match those of the Heathers, but with her own dark and unique twist. For a party she wears a black overall-style dress layered over a gray off-theshoulder sweater and accessorized with a brooch and powder blue tights.

She chooses a fabric floral pin on a black button-up jacket and skirt set with a bowler hat for one of the film’s funerals. Veronica’s school looks include navy floral embroidered bomber jackets and black lace

bralettes paired with a blue ruffle skirt and gray cardigan. In one of my favorite looks from the movie, Veronica wears a brown jacket covered in antique-looking jewels over a light blue turtleneck sweater.

To get Veronica’s look, stick to a few key aesthetic principles: a color palette of black, blue and gray, structured suit separates and accessories— especially brimmed hats and sparkling vintage brooches. A thrift store is a good place to start looking, but H&M and Nasty Gal are other options. H&M has a large selection of basic suit pieces, most for $40 or less. Look to Nasty Gal for accessories, especially brooches. There is currently a lot for sale on the site.

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On Jan. 27, 1826, the Virginia General Assembly passed an act establishing the town of Suttonsville, now Sutton. Due to its location, the town was a key strategic area during the Civil War. Sutton is now the county seat of Braxton County.

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BOB HUGGINS QUOTE OF THE WEEK: “I don’t think we’ve ever had a confidence problem. It’s a great win. It’s over with. We’ve got to concentrate on Texas A&M. We’ve got hard games coming up in the league. We’ve got to go to Ames after Saturday. There just aren’t any nights off in this league.”

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Texas A&M at No. 18 WVU No. 2 Kansas at No. 4 Kentucky No. 25 Florida at Oklahoma No. 6 Florida State at Syracuse No. 12 Virginia at No. 1 Villanova No. 22 Maryland at Minnesota

WVU continues to work through depth issues

BY NEEL MADHAVAN SPORTS WRITER

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL With only seven players in its rotation, the WVU women’s basketball team continues to struggle with depth as it reaches the midpoint of Big 12 Conference play.

“It is what it is, if people aren’t playing, I don’t have a bench to put in and I have to put up with it,” said WVU head coach Mike Carey.

“That’s probably the most frustrating thing right now for me. I have to put up with

people not playing hard sometimes because I don’t have anyone to put in.”

The lack of depth could explain why the Mountaineers have had issues in the second halves of some games this season, and the third quarters especially.

Since the win over TCU on Dec. 29 in the Big 12 opener, the Mountaineers have been outscored 188118 in the third quarters of their last eight games, including being outscored 3119 in their win over Texas Tech on Wednesday night.

“In the third quarter, I don’t know what it is (about

the) third quarter,” Carey said. “I guess we just have to act like the game hasn’t started yet. Our third quarters all year haven’t been good.”

The Mountaineers are a young team with their best basketball likely ahead of them. The 15-player roster contains just two seniors, with starting center Lanay Montgomery playing the bulk of the minutes. The rest of the roster is comprised of four freshmen, five sophomores and four juniors.

In addition to Montgomery, sophomores Tyn-

“

It’s hard. It’s really tiring physically and mentally, but Coach (Carey) teaches us to just push through it.

”

- Forward Teana Muldrow ice Martin and Katrina Pardee and juniors Teana Muldrow and Chania Ray make up WVU’s usual starting lineup, with only sophomore Alexis Brewer and junior Katrina King as the main contributors off the bench.

“We’ve just got to get better,” Carey said. “I know I’m only playing seven people, so I have to get five out of those seven to play hard

and they got to be consistently playing hard.

“What we have always had in the past, if they don’t want to play hard put somebody in. Got another person sitting on the bench that will play hard, don’t have that this year.”

Minutes add up when there are just seven players in the rotation, which can take a toll on a player. Martin and Ray are both aver-

aging more than 33 minutes per game, while Muldrow is averaging more than 28 and Montgomery more than 24.

“It’s hard,” Muldrow said.

“It’s really tiring physically and mentally, but Coach teaches us to just push through it. If we really want to win the game, it isn’t about who plays or how many minutes they play. If we want to win, we have to go out and get it.”

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