2016 Sing Out Loud Festival Program

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AUG & SEPT 2016

PROGRAM A ST. AUGUSTINE CELEBRATION OF MUSIC! Downtown St. Augustine, St. Augustine Beach, St. Augustine Amphitheatre, and more! --------------------------------------------------------------

FREE CONCERTS! FEATURING

INDIGO GIRLS THE LONE BELLOW BOOKER T. JONES THE TRAVELIN’ MCCOURYS PLUS OVER 130 ADDITIONAL LOCAL AND NATIONAL ACTS!

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TABLE OF CONTENTS -------------------------------------------------------------Welcome from Sing Out Loud Festival Organizer Ryan Murphy ........... 4 Sing Out Loud Festival Partners .......................................................... 5 Main Showcase Artist Features ............................................................ 6 Sing Out Loud Lineup ..........................................................................11 Sing Out Loud Festival Schedules and Showcase Features ................. 13 Festival Map .......................................................................................16 Additional Live Music Venues ............................................................ 29 --------------------------------------------------------------

STAY UP TO DATE WITH SCHEDULES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS BY DOWNLOADING THE SING OUT LOUD FESTIVAL APP! --------------------------------------------------------------

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WELCOME TO THE INAUGURAL SING OUT LOUD FESTIVAL! -------------------------------------------------------------At its core, the Sing Out Loud Festival is for us as a community and for all the talented musicians here in St. Augustine and St. Johns County. It is a celebration of the tremendous diversity and talent we nurture and grow in this wonderful area. For a true music and arts community to flourish, it must be supported and maintained by the people of the community in every way possible. While St. Augustine continues to grow in reputation as one of the absolute “must-stop� destinations for national and international touring artists of all varieties, it is the support of the local arts and artists that is key to true success for us. I hope that all of you attending this festival not only get to see and support some of the great artists that you already know and love, but you also discover something new, unique, weird or wild. For it is together that all of us as musicians, music fans and lovers of art and culture, will help continue to establish the greater St. Augustine destination as THE MOST celebrated and preeminent music destination in the Southeast United States. - Ryan Murphy

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The Sing Out Loud Festival Team would like to thank the following Festival Partners for their contribution to the inaugural Sing Out Loud Festival, the largest free music festival ever held in St. Johns County!

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INDIGO GIRLS Sing Out Loud Main Showcase · Friday, Sept 9 · St. Augustine Amphitheatre Amy Ray and Emily Saliers are Indigo Girls. Rolling Stone Magazine describes them as the “ideal duet partners. When they sing together, they radiate a sense of shared purpose that adds muscle to their lanky, deeply felt folktinged pop songs”. They have spent 35 years performing together, produced 15 albums and earned a GRAMMY and seven GRAMMY nominations. It

is rare to find musicians together so long, rarer still with such profound successes. Their music lives in the hearts of generations of dedicated fans. The iconic duo continues to challenge itself creatively, adding to a body of work that contains such contemporary classics as “Galileo,” “Shame on You,” “Closer To Fine,” “Love of Our Lives,” “Least Complicated” and “Go.”

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THE LONE BELLOW Sing Out Loud Main Showcase · Friday, Sept 9 · St. Augustine Amphitheatre Southern-born, Brooklyn-based indiefolk trio The Lone Bellow features the dynamic Zach Williams, Brian Elmquist and Kanene Pipkin who testify mightily to life’s great struggles and joys. Mixing folk sincerity, gospel fervor and even some heavy metal thunder, the heart of the band is harmony: three voices united in a lone bellow. “The feeling I get singing with Zach and Brian is completely natural and wholly electrifying,” says Kanene. “Our voices feel like they were made to sing together.” Long before they combined

their voices, the three members of The Lone Bellow were singing on their own. In 2010, Williams began jamming with Elmquist and when Pipkin joined in, the trio knew it had a band. The group’s critically acclaimed eponymous debut rose to number 64 on the Billboard Top 200 in early in 2013. After a year of hard touring, the band announced they’d be working with fellow Brooklynite Aaron Dessner (the National) on their followup album, Then Came the Morning, which arrived in January 2015.

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BOOKER T. JONES Sing Out Loud Main Showcase · Friday, Sept 9 · St. Augustine Amphitheatre It can be argued that it was Booker T. Jones who set the cast for modern soul music and is largely responsible for its rise and enduring popularity. On classic Stax hits like “Green Onions,” “Hang ‘Em High,” “Time Is Tight,” and “Melting Pot” the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, Musicians Hall of Fame inductee, GRAMMY Lifetime

Achievement Award recipient and winner of four GRAMMY Awards pushed the music’s boundaries, refined it to its essence and then injected it into the nation’s bloodstream. Outside of the band, Jones made the charts as a solo artist and also lent his trademark keyboards to many artists ranging in genre from Ray Charles to Neil Young.

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THE TRAVELIN’ MCCOURYS Sing Out Loud Main Showcase · Friday, Sept 9 · St. Augustine Amphitheatre The Travelin’ McCourys are the torch bearers of the McCoury family legacy, taking the traditional string band sound to new levels. No other band today has the same credentials for playing traditional and progressive music. As the sons of bluegrass legend Del McCoury, Ronnie McCoury on mandolin and Rob McCoury on banjo continue their father’s work – a lifelong dedication to the power of bluegrass

to bring joy into people’s lives. And with fiddler Jason Carter and bassist Alan Bartram, the ensemble is loved and respected by the bluegrass faithful while bringing something fresh to the stage. They are known not only for their individual prowess on their instruments but also the tight rhythm, the soulful material and the confidence of taking bluegrass from the safety of the shore into uncharted waters.

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Sing Out Loud Main Showcase · Friday, Sept 9 · St. Augustine Amphitheatre The Travelin’ McCourys are the torch to bring joy into people’s lives. And bearers of the McCoury family legacy, with fiddler Jason Carter and bassist


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From Americana, Bluegrass and Folk to Punk, Reggae and Rock and Roll‌ we proudly welcome the following 130+ national and local musicians performing at the inaugural Sing Out Loud Festival!

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Celebrate the PBS Arts Fall Festival as WJCT presents a special preview party for Great Performances’

H A M I LT O N ’S

Celebrate the PBS Arts Fall Festival as WJCT presents a special preview party for Great Performances’

H A M I LT O N ’S

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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4 AT WJCT STUDIOS AT 6:30PM The is free and open to theseries public,beginning Stay tuned to WJCT forevent the PBS Arts Fall Festival but you must RSVP at wjct.org/events.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21

Stay tuned to WJCT for the PBS Arts Fall Festival series beginning

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21


THURSDAY, AUGUST 25 SING OUT LOUD FESTIVAL PREVIEW Café Alcazar at the Lightner Museum

FRIDAY, AUGUST 26 SING OUT LOUD FESTIVAL KICKOFF!

St. Augustine Amphitheatre Backyard Reggae Showcase Colonial Quarter Local Music Showcase Planet Sarbez Official After Party hosted by Narrow Magazine

SATURDAY, AUGUST 27

Colonial Quarter Lincolnville Porch Fest Downtown Plaza Gazebo Local Music Showcase Planet Sarbez Flagler College Night and Narrow Magazine Showcase

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31 Ann O’Malley’s Local Music Showcase Planet Sarbez Official After Party hosted by Narrow Magazine

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 St. Augustine Amphitheatre Backyard BBQ Colonial Quarter Local Music Showcase Limelight Theatre Local Honey Storytellers Showcase Aviles Street Jam at Plum Gallery Ann O’Malley’s Local Music Showcase Nobby’s Official After Party hosted by Narrow Magazine

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 Colonial Quarter Stetson Kennedy Showcase Downtown Plaza Gazebo Stetson Kennedy Showcase Aviles Street Jam at Plum Gallery Planet Sarbez Narrow Magazine Showcase Limelight Theatre Comedy Out Loud Showcase Ann O’Malley’s Local Music Showcase

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 St. Augustine Amphitheatre Sing Out Loud Main Showcase Nobby’s “That’s What She Said” Showcase

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 Colonial Quarter Gamble Rogers Fest Showcase Downtown Plaza Gazebo Local Music Showcase Nobby’s Narrow Magazine Showcase

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 SING OUT LOUD FESTIVAL FINALE!

St. Augustine Amphitheatre Backyard Bourbon & BBQ Block Party hosted by St. Augustine Distillery


FRIDAY, AUGUST 26 SING OUT LOUD FESTIVAL KICKOFF!

-------------------------------------------------------------ST. AUGUSTINE AMPHITHEATRE BACKYARD REGGAE SHOWCASE Doors: 4:00pm · Show: 4:15pm PERFORMANCES BY:

The Original Wailers Soulo & tha Beat I-Vibes Night Nurse DJ Raggamuffin -------------------------------------------------------------COLONIAL QUARTER LOCAL MUSIC SHOWCASE Doors: 5:00pm · Show: 5:00pm PERFORMANCES BY:

Emma Moseley Band The Firewater Tent Revival Brent Byrd The Grapes of Roth Sky Harris -------------------------------------------------------------PLANET SARBEZ OFFICIAL AFTER PARTY HOSTED BY NARROW MAGAZINE Doors: 10:00pm · Show 10:30pm PERFORMANCES BY:

Kid You Not Mustard Ema & The Old Kings Joey Caneva Tom McKelvey -------------------------------------------------------------All Events are Free and Open to the Public!

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NARROW MAGAZINE SPOTLIGHT written by

Dave Kosciolek,

Publisher of Narrow Magazine When I launched Narrow Magazine two years ago, one of my goals was to help bring a major music festival to our city by 2016. Thanks to Ryan Murphy and his team, Narrow is thrilled to help make that dream a reality with the SOL Festival. Narrow is proud to have covered every music genre in our first two years, and a true local music festival needs to be equally inclusive. We are excited to have recommended dozens of performers who will be included in the Festival that may not be familiar to the larger local population – yet. We can’t wait to saturate the city with music (via stages and social media) and show the city, county, and world the brilliance and diversity of our music scene!

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Nobby’s 10 Anastasia Blvd St Augustine, FL 32080

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St. Augustine Amphitheatre backyard 1340C A1A S St Augustine, FL 32080

St. Augustine Amphitheatre 1340C A1A S St Augustine, FL 32080


SATURDAY, AUGUST 27

-------------------------------------------------------------COLONIAL QUARTER LINCOLNVILLE PORCH FEST SHOWCASE Doors: 12:00pm · Show: 12:30pm PERFORMANCES BY:

Rivernecks, Chelsea Saddler, Amy Hendrickson, Ghost Tropic, Early Disclaimers, Kenny & the Jets, Sand Fleas, Teresa Rose, 86 Hope, No PDA and Jeremy Rogers -------------------------------------------------------------DOWNTOWN PLAZA GAZEBO LOCAL MUSIC SHOWCASE Show: 12:00pm PERFORMANCES BY:

Lonesome Bert & The Skinny Lizards, Ancient City Slickers, Aslyn & The Naysayers, Katherine Archer, Michael Jordan, Todd & Molly, Colton McKenna and Grant Paxton Band -------------------------------------------------------------PLANET SARBEZ FLAGLER COLLEGE NIGHT AND NARROW MAGAZINE SHOWCASE

Doors: 5:00pm · Show 5:15pm PERFORMANCES BY:

Brown Palace, Tommy ILL Rhythm, Bite Marks, Burnt Hair, Virgin Flower, Severed + Said, The Weighted Hands, Chuck Mental, Sis Scum, I Came From Earth and Zach Slaughterbeck

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LINCOLNVILLE PORCH FEST SPOTLIGHT written by

Jae Bass

Lincolnville Porch Fest Organizer We are pleased to announce that the Colonial Quarter Stage of the Sing Out Loud Festival will provide the first look at some of the acts set to perform at this fall’s Lincolnville Porch Fest. The Lincolnville Porch Fest is set for Saturday, November 12, 2016. Nearly 40 local favorites will perform at six locations throughout Lincolnville, ending with several main stage performances on the grounds of the St. Benedict the Moore Church in the heart of Lincolnville. Acts include Chelsea Saddler, Amy Hendrickson, The Sand Fleas, The Early Disclaimers, Ghost Tropic, Kenny and the Jets, the Rivernecks, and many more! Join us at the Colonial Quarter Stage on August 27, 2016 for this exciting preview-- we can’t wait to share the Porch Fest Love!

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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31 -------------------------------------------------------------ANN O’MALLEY’S LOCAL MUSIC SHOWCASE Doors: 8:00pm · Show: 8:00pm PERFORMANCES BY:

Danny Burns Aine O’Doherty -------------------------------------------------------------PLANET SARBEZ OFFICIAL AFTER PARTY HOSTED BY NARROW MAGAZINE Doors: 10:00pm · Show: 10:00pm PERFORMANCES BY:

Observatory The WillowWacks Light Elixir Yawning Fox Brittani Mueller --------------------------------------------------------------

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2

-------------------------------------------------------------ST. AUGUSTINE AMPHITHEATRE BACKYARD BBQ Doors: 4:00pm · Show: 4:30pm PERFORMANCES BY:

The Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Band The Pauses Waylon Thornton & The Heavy Hands Robbie Dammit & The Broken Strings The Wobbly Toms

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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, cONT. -------------------------------------------------------------COLONIAL QUARTER LOCAL MUSIC SHOWCASE Doors: 5:00pm · Show: 5:00pm PERFORMANCES BY:

Billy Buchanan, Lovechunk, Ramona Quimby, The Young Step and Sea Floor Explosives -------------------------------------------------------------LIMELIGHT THEATRE LOCAL HONEY STORYTELLERS SHOWCASE Doors: 5:00pm · Show: 5:00pm PERFORMANCES BY:

Amy Hendrickson and more! -------------------------------------------------------------AVILES STREET JAM AT PLUM GALLERY Show: 5:00pm PERFORMANCES BY:

Jim & Patty Springfield and Timberwood -------------------------------------------------------------CAFÉ ALCAZAR AT THE LIGHTNER MUSEUM SONGWRITER SHOWCASE Doors: 5:00pm · Show: 5:00pm PERFORMANCE BY:

Sam Pacetti -------------------------------------------------------------ANN O’MALLEY’S LOCAL MUSIC SHOWCASE Doors: 8:00pm · Show: 8:00pm PERFORMANCES BY:

Salt Driven Ride and Rob Peck -------------------------------------------------------------NOBBY’S OFFICIAL AFTER PARTY HOSTED BY NARROW MAGAZINE Doors: 10:00pm · Show: 10:30pm PERFORMANCES BY:

Constant Swimmer, Remedy Tree, Brandon O’Hara and Brent McGuffin -------------------------------------------------------------All Events are Free and Open to the Public!

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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 -------------------------------------------------------------COLONIAL QUARTER STETSON KENNEDY SHOWCASE Doors: 12:00pm · Show: 12:30pm PERFORMANCES BY:

John Moreland, Aaron Lee Tasjan, Dan Andriano, This Frontier Needs Heroes, Paul Garfinkel, The Dewars, Uncle Marty and Gileah Taylor -------------------------------------------------------------DOWNTOWN PLAZA GAZEBO STETSON KENNEDY SHOWCASE Doors: 12:00pm PERFORMANCES BY:

The Driftwoods, Channing & Quinn, I Like Dandelions, The Skinny, Ancient City Poets, Skin & Bonz and Friends and The Dunehoppers -------------------------------------------------------------AVILES STREET JAM AT PLUM GALLERY Show: 12:00pm PERFORMANCES BY:

Mario Luis, Victoria Romero with Donnie Brazile and More -------------------------------------------------------------PLANET SARBEZ NARROW MAGAZINE SHOWCASE Doors: 5:00pm · Show: 5:15pm PERFORMANCES BY:

Cosmic Groove, Lucifer Sam, Pull The Ripcord, Mock Toxins, Bubba Spliffs, Mental Patients, Moyamoya and Christian Powers -------------------------------------------------------------LIMELIGHT THEATRE COMEDY OUT LOUD SHOWCASE Doors: 6:00pm · Show: 6:00pm -------------------------------------------------------------ANN O’MALLEY’S LOCAL MUSIC SHOWCASE Doors: 8:00pm · Show: 8:00pm PERFORMANCES BY:

Fond Kiser and Smokin’ Joe -------------------------------------------------------------All Events are Free and Open to the Public!

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STETSON KENNEDY SPOTLIGHT written by

Brad Lauretti

of the Stetson Kennedy Songwriter Residenecy Stetson Kennedy was an author and civil rights activist who invited Woody Guthrie to visit Lake Beluthahatchee in Fruit Cove, St. Johns, FL where he wrote over 80 songs. Stetson Kennedy wanted his home, now a St. Johns County Nature Preserve, to be a refuge for wildlife, and artists. Songwriters are a witness to history, they aspire to the best of who we are, our hopes, dreams, and help us make sense of our world. In 2015, the Stetson Kennedy Songwriter Residency was founded to host a new generation of songwriters writing topical songs in turbulent times. Sing Out Loud Festival Stetson Kennedy Showcase, is proud to present a stage of local and nationally acclaimed songwriters all day at the Colonial Quarter and Downtown Plaza.

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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9

-------------------------------------------------------------ST. AUGUSTINE AMPHITHEATRE MAIN SHOWCASE Doors: 4:00pm · Show: 4:20pm PERFORMANCES BY:

Indigo Girls The Lone Bellow Booker T. Jones The Travelin’ McCourys This event is free and open to the public with general admission seating and standing room only pit area. The Amphitheatre has a capacity of 4,000 and tickets will be given out on a first-come, first-serve basis when doors open at 4pm. To secure a guaranteed seat, purchase the $5.00 Sing Out Loud OneOrlando Donation ticket online at ticketmaster.com. All proceeds will go to OneOrlando Fund, the official fund for the victims’ families and survivors of the Pulse Nightclub tragedy.

-------------------------------------------------------------NOBBY’S “THAT’S WHAT SHE SAID” FESTIVAL SHOWCASE Doors: 10:00pm · Show: 10:30pm PERFORMANCES BY:

Kim Brown Alex Marie Christina Wagner Evans Sisters

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“THAT’S WHAT SHE SAID” SPOTLIGHT written by

Chelsea Saddler

“That’s What She Said” Festival Founder The “That’s What She Said” Festival is a women’s music festival that was created to showcase the femaleled acts of St. Augustine. This year’s festival will be held at Planet Sarbez on Saturday, October 9. All proceeds are donated to Girls Rock Camp Jacksonville, a non-profit organization that helps cultivate self-empowerment in girls through music experimentation and peer collaboration. Girls aged 7-17 form bands and learn an instrument while creating their own music. It’s inspiring to me to see women mastering instruments and teaching each other. Far too often we women are divided by societal and trivial nonsense. Not only is this festival aimed to empower female musicians, it is designed to bring us together as a tribe without ego or competition to work together, encourage one another, and share ideas.

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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 -------------------------------------------------------------COLONIAL QUARTER GAMBLE ROGERS FEST SHOWCASE Doors: 12:00pm · Show: 12:30pm PERFORMANCES BY:

Bob Patterson, Linser & Lowe, Jamie DeFrates & Susan Brown, Hogtown Creek, Collapsible B, The Gatorbone Trio, Michael Jordan and Dewey Via -------------------------------------------------------------DOWNTOWN PLAZA GAZEBO LOCAL SHOWCASE Show: 12:00pm PERFORMANCES BY:

Complicated Animals, The Rubies, Lori & Jonny Pellicer, Jon Bailey, Nicholas Roberts, Keith Welsh, Joe Rocco and Davis Loose -------------------------------------------------------------NOBBY’S NARROW MAGAZINE SHOWCASE Doors: 8:00pm · Show: 8:30pm PERFORMANCES BY:

Rip Junior, Scholars Word, Big Logic and the Truth Serum, Alex Peramas, Aaron Sherman and Devin Johnson

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GAMBLE ROGERS SPOTLIGHT written by

Bob Patterson

Resident Musician, Storyteller and Living Legend As human beings, it appears we all have this need to belong to something. People who live here or visit our town recognize how unique the music scene is here and want to belong to the experience. They feel the surge of emotion and the sting of delight when a note or a lyric touches their heart. Yes, people do come to St. Augustine for the history, but they come for the music too. You can trace the beginnings back more than 50 years when one man, Gamble Rogers, put us on the map of all touring musicians. For more than 20 years, the Gamble Rogers Festival has been promoting local musicians, and the best of the best from around the state, and national headliners as well. We are proud to be a part of the Sing Out Loud Festival. The value of life can be measured by the quality of life that it touches. Music touches us all.

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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 SING OUT LOUD FESTIVAL FINALE

-------------------------------------------------------------ST. AUGUSTINE AMPHITHEATRE BACKYARD BOURBON & BBQ BLOCK PARTY HOSTED BY ST. AUGUSTINE DISTILLERY Doors: 12:00pm · Show: 1:00pm PERFORMANCES BY:

Rhett Miller Adam Hood Big Shoals Jackie Stranger Christina Wagner Wild Shiners Katie Grace Helow Shea Birney Gileah Taylor This event will feature exclusive sampling of the brand new St. Augustine Distillery Double Cask Bourbon with BBQ available from Smokin’ D’s BBQ.

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WANT MORE LIVE MUSIC? CHECK OUT THESE LOCAL SPOTS THAT FEATURE LIVE MUSIC THROUGHOUT THE WEEK! --------------------------------------------------------------

A1A Ale Works

1 King St #101, St Augustine, FL 32084 (904) 829-2977

Cafe 11

501 A1A Beach Blvd, St Augustine, FL 32080 (904) 460-9311

City Coffee

1280 N Ponce De Leon Blvd, St Augustine, FL 32084 (904) 209-6810

Hoptinger Bier Garden & Sausage House 200 Anastasia Blvd, St Augustine, FL 32080 (904) 217-8100

Tradewinds Lounge

124 Charlotte St, St Augustine, FL 32084 (904) 826-1590

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