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but tthis but his iin nn no ow way ay tthreatens hreatens Israel’s Issrael’s eexistence. xistence. Is srael has has hundreds hundreds of of nuclear nuclear weapons weapons and and a Israel rreputation eputation suggesting suggesting they they would would be be very very willing willing tto o use use tthem. hem. Would Would any any country country really really risk risk it? it? Is sraeli leaders leaders and and ttheir heir supporters supporters love love to to speak speak Israeli off tthreats o hreats tto o Israel’s Israel’s existence existence and and tthreats hreats tto o Is sraeli ssecurity. ecurity. I believe believe the the main main rreason eason ffor or tthis his Israeli iiss tthat hat iitt allows allows them them to to continue continue ttheir heir b rutal brutal domination d omination of of the the Palestinians. Palestinians. Peace will not Middle East when P eace w ill n ot ccome ome tto o tthe he M iddle E ast w hen Is srael ffeels eels ssecure, ecure, iitt w ill ccome ome w hen tthey hey ttreat reat tthe he Israel will when Palestinians human beings. The Palestinians P alestinians llike ike h uman b eings. Th he P alest stinians have bee ggiven h ave tto ob iven tthe he ssame ame rrights ights tto o eexistence xistence aand nd ssecurity ecurity aass Israel. Israel. I sincerely sincerely hope hope tthat hat tthe he divestment movement becomes more d ivestment m ovement ggrows rows aand nd b ecomes m ore Please boycott eeffective. ffective. P lease b oycott Israel Israel until until they they end end the the occupation Palestinians o ccupation aand nd aallow llow tthe he P alestinians tto o llive. ive. Michael C Castleton, astlet a ton, o , Mont M Monterey errey

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It was nostalgia for those good old days that made the Community Connection Committee, a branch of the VWC, vote to sponsor a revival of the Faire, an event they say brought a “wonderful feeling to several generations of SLV folks, year after year for 18 years.� One difference is location—the Faire will be at Roaring Camp this year, rather than Highlands Park, a decision that will save thousands of dollars on shuttle buses. Roaring Camp will provide a train to shuttle festivalgoers from the parking lot to the fairgrounds. The success of this year’s Faire leans heavily on the support of local businesses and nonprofit organizations. Not-for-profit groups like the Mountain Arts center, Camp Joy, Glenn Arbor School and South Street Centre will get a percentage of the profits. “It’s a family event, we want people to come and enjoy the music, look at the art, buy the art, support local artists and businesses—that was the original intent,� says Macy. But the Faire has benefits beyond dollars and cents. “The community in the early days of the fair was very badly divided. There were huge conflicts between individuals and organizations that wanted to promote growth and development in the valley,� says Macy. “The Redwood Mountain Faire brought people together.� An army of businesses and volunteers from the valley are behind the scenes this year, though the spotlight shines on

the 33 talented artists and 13 bands on two stages they will proudly host. Headlining the main stage is Matt Costa, a lyrically gifted and successful California songster sure to draw old friends and new alike. Older festivalgoers will get a blast from the past when local band Snail breaks out of its antique shell once again to shake the redwoods with its groovy jams. Brothers Comatose bring organic folk reminiscent of The Devil Makes Three complete with the eerie voice of the saw, and Harmony Grits will pepper the mix with the down-home bluegrass no festival is complete without. The Faire will feature local artists and their unique wares, like garden ornaments constructed from recycled objects by Jane Wrankle and handcrafted jewelry by Nancy Moore. Food will be provided by Blue Sun Catering while the Felton 4-H dads will be barbecuing up a scrumptious feast of meats and veggies. And to wash it all down, five local microbreweries will provide beer along with souvenir pint glasses to remember the day.

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T’S LIKE THIS: a soak-seeker can make the 3-1/2-hour drive north to Harbin Hot Springs, where the clothing is optional and the dressing rooms are co-ed. Or he or she can make the 2-1/2-hour drive south to Avila Hot Springs in San Luis Obispo, where other people’s children go screeching down the water slide and Disney films screen each Saturday night. Or our mineral bath monkey can head east on Highway 152, turn south at I-5 and be in shooting distance of a quirky, remote, not-necessarily-naked-but-not-Magic-Mountain-eitherfor-God’s-sake hot springs resort straight out of an Old West movie set. With its five campground sites, six rustic cabins and common restroom facilities, Mercey is not for wimps. Only one of the tiny cabins has a stove or refrigerator, so most people barbecue and bring coolers. In August and early September it can be savagely hot. And the silence in the dusty compound, which dates back to the early 20th century, is almost eerie. But for those who crave total escape, Mercey is the ne-plus-ultra getaway. A small 80-odddegree swimming pool is the heart of the operation. Nearby, a half-dozen newly restored clawfoot tubs are plumbed with hot and cold mineral spring water, and a new bathhouse boasts a sauna. Up the hill the old bath area (now clothing-optional) has clawfoot tubs in a charming roofless wooden enclosure with a wood-burning stove for cold nights. Between the unparalleled stargazing, the otherworldly sense of the place and ongoing improvements, Mercey won’t be off the radar for long. But it will always be off the beaten track.

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than 300 hot rods, muscle cars, coupes and roadsters, vintage to 1972. On the Esplanade in Capitola Village. www.capitolacarshow.com.

June 14–20 J#H# DeZc 156 of the best players in golf swing for victory in this grueling seven-day world-class event whose setup varies each day with wind conditions. At Pebble Beach Golf Links, Pebble Beach. Info: www.usopen.com.

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June 25–27 '*i] 6ccjVa BdciZgZn 7Vn 7ajZh ;Zhi^kVa Three days of the best of the blues, in all imaginable styles, in continual performance on three separate stages. Monterey Fairgrounds, 2004 Fairgrounds Road, Monterey. Schedule, tickets and info: www.monterey blues.com.

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July 2 CV`ZY :nZh of “Always Something There to Remind Me� hits the Boardwalk beach stage. 6:30 and 8:30pm.

6jid GVXZh VcY ;^gZldg`h Ocean Speedway in Watsonville rings in another year of independence from the Crown. SC County Fairgrounds, Highway 152, Watsonville. www.oceanspeedway.com.

July 3–4 É*%h ;Vb^an ?jan ) ;Zhi 1950s-style sock hop, dance and hula hoop contests, barbecue and live musical entertainment. Roaring Camp Railroads, Graham Hill Road, Felton. www.roaringcamp.com.

July 4 LdgaYÉh H]dgiZhi EVgVYZ Aptos Chamber of Commerce hosts the beloved quarter-mile parade through downtown Aptos. Pancake breakfast 7:30–10am, parade 10am, festival 11am–4pm. www.aptoschamber.com.

;^gZXgVX`Zg GVXZ Kids 1K, 5K and 10K routes. 10K starts and finishes in Harvey West Park. Registration 7am, Kids 1K starts 8am, 10K at 8:30am. Free. www.santacruzfirecracker10k.org. DaY";Vh]^dcZY >cYZeZcYZcXZ 9Vn Parade at noon, followed by flag-raising, live old-time music, crafts, ice cream-making, games. Free admission. 11am–4pm. Wilder Ranch State Park, Highway 1, 10 miles north of SC. www.santacruzstateparks.org.

;^gZldg`h 8ZaZWgVi^dc The Scotts Valley Chamber of Commerce sponsors this combo of a parade, live music, bounce house and food. Parade at 1pm on Scotts Valley Drive, Skypark gates open at 3pm for live music, bounce houses and food, fireworks 9:15pm. Tickets $6/$8. Scotts Valley Community Center and Skypark. He^g^i d[ LVihdck^aaZ A celebration of both Independence Day and Watsonville’s 159th birthday. Parade starts on Main Street at 2pm and festival continues until 5pm. Downtown Watsonville. www.spiritofwatsonville.org.

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July 22–Aug 15 Ebb musical, winner of 12 Tony Awards, in a revival. Every Thu–Sun. Cabrillo College, 6500 Soquel Dr., Aptos. www.cabrillostage.com.

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/@B 4=@ /@B SANTA CRUZ COUNTY has so heartbreakingly few art galleries that surviving locally requires an artist to employ as much creativity in marketing as in art-making. This fact inspired artists Sara Friedlander and D. Hooker to organize “Art for Art 2010,� a weeklong exhibition at 415 River St. in Santa Cruz. Two years ago the duo mounted “Art for Art 2008,� spotlighting many nationally known resident-artists who are virtually invisible in their hometown. The very successful show also raised funds to develop artist studios at the Tannery Art Center. “Art for Art 2010� reflects more sober realities. “Many artists are struggling just now without unemployment, health insurance, basically without safety nets. We hope that we can raise enough money to establish an Artists Assistance Resource Fund as emergency aid for Santa Cruz County artists,� says Friedlander. Another irreproachable goal combines with another memorable exhibition. Near the entry, Jody Alexander has stitched a pattern of roots invading book pages filled with Gothic text: ideas taking hold elegantly. From the opposite wall, Bridget Henry’s woodblocks gleam in satiny-thick viscous colors, telling stories of curious characters within surreal worlds. Jim Collum’s insightful observations in platinum print photographs range from affectionate distance to intimate views of a single flower, heavy with raindrops. RR Jones creates a deep link within the people he photographs, their cultures so distinct, their humanity so familiar. Michel Tsouris shows whimsical Chagall-like figures cast free from gravity, floating in a brilliant world of animated architecture and amorphous space. Rose Sellery’s droll humor and dazzling craftsmanship are the delivery mechanisms for weighty ideas in such works as Punching Bag, a prim little dress of stainless mesh, mounted on a pedestal that rights itself if pushed over, atop “1,000 apologies.� Susana Arias’ totems rear up playfully, backlit by the windows. One, Red Trees, laughs at gravity in shiny cherry red and chartreuse. Andy Ruble’s massive stoneware pots seem like relics from some future industrial age, complex atomic particles perhaps, aching to be touched. Ah for a silver brooch by Carol Webb and a bracelet heavy with memory by Lynda Watson: these sculptor-jewelers are showing in the precious metals corner. Tobin Keller reveals weighty insights, but through many layers, each its own universe. The 30 artists here are some of the best this county has to offer. (Maureen Davidson)

ART FOR ART 2010 continues at 415 River St., Santa Cruz, through Friday, June 4; hours are Tuesday–Thursday 2–6pm. Free. Closing reception in conjunction with the First Friday ArtWalk, 5:30–9pm; $5, includes a raffle ticket. (www.artforart.org)

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min.) What begins as a documentary by Thierry Guetta about street artists, especially the one known as Banksy, becomes instead a documentary by Banksy about Guetta, who adopts the pseudonym “Mr. Brainwashâ€? and begins to create and sell artwork of his own. It’s not entirely clear if these events are in earnest, or part of an elaborate hoax. (Opens Fri at the Del Mar.) (SC) 43@@7A 0C3::3@¸A 2/G =44 (1986) A

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late popular entertainer John Hughes, whose haute-Reagan-era view of social life made for a lot of genial teen date movies. It is an easygoing piece of nothing about the art of playing hooky; Matthew Broderick is inoffensive as always in the lead. An actor named Alan Ruck steals the picture with his parody of an old spiritual: “When Cameron was in Egypt’s land.� (Plays Fri-Sat at Del Mar.) (RvB) 53B 67; B= B63 5@339 (R; 109 min.) In

this spin-off of the 2008 comedy Forgetting Sarah Marshall, an ambitious young record company intern (Jonah Hill) is

charged with escorting rock star Aldous Snow (Russell Brand) from London to the Greek Theatre in L.A. for a concert to revive his flagging career. Aldous is wild, drug-addicted and weary of corporate suits, so getting him there on time may be impossible. (Opens Thu at Santa Cruz 9 and Fri at Green Valley.) (SC) 97::3@A (PG-13; 100

min.) Ashton Kucher and Katherine Heigl star in this comedic action film about a government spook who settles into a happy suburban marriage. Things seem to be going fine, until he and his wife learn they are being targeted for

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Vince Jr. (Ezra Miller) is a chubby-chaser with eyes for the 400-pound woman next door, and daughter Vivian (Dominik Garcia-Lorido) has been moonlighting as a stripper. The tangle of lies is resolved nicely. City Island has fine waterscapes; Emily Mortimer is very soulful as the acting partner with whom Vince shares a deepening friendship; the ageless Alan Arkin has six very good scenes as a weary acting teacher who has seen generations of Brando imitators come and go. Provoking a family feud at a dinner table, or gazing at a BBW porn site as if it were the Holy Grail, Miller is also outstanding. Hard to tell whether this is the general snazz of a cocky young actor, or something more long lasting, but Miller has everything Robert Downey Jr. had at the age when Downey was making films like Back to School and Johnny B. Goode—so time will tell. Noisy at times, (so is a good episode of The Honeymooners), but always gentle and likable, the movie comes out in favor of the sins of the flesh. It celebrates the actor’s life and the actor’s luck. (RvB) B63 17BG =4 G=C@ 47</: 23AB7</B7=<

(PG-13; 118 min.) What begins as a mess of good actors flailing for something to do devolves into a tangle of expatriate loungers keeping their secrets. The City of Your Final Destination concerns Omar (bland Omar Metwally), an apprentice academic who travels to South America to convince the surviving relations of a oneand-done novelist to cooperate in the writing of a biography. But at the Uruguayan finca where they all live, Omar finds himself drawn to the writer’s waiflike mistress (Charlotte Gainsbourg), who (shock) shared the house with the great man’s embittered widow—and when Laura Linney plays embittered, you can hear it in Buenos Aires. Also on the

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premises: the novelist’s charming but unreliable elder brother, Adam (Anthony Hopkins). With Ismail Merchant gone, James Ivory directs by himself; longtime collaborator Ruth Prawer Jhabvala scripts from the novel by Peter Cameron. (Read a full-length review on MovieTimes.com.) (RvB) 7@=< ;/< (PG13; 125 min.) Struck by heavy-metal poisoning from his atomic pacemaker, Tony Stark (a roguish Robert Downey Jr.) is besieged by enemies: a Russian ex-con with access to his technology (Mickey Rourke being the Bear That Walks Like a Man), a gladhanding competitor (Sam “I’m Always Best in Small Doses� Rockwell) and last but not least the U.S. government. Politically

muddled is the worst you can say about it; a power fantasy ought not to lose the idea of which way the power is flowing. Despite a middle section that vamps for time, Jon Favreau is successful in making this an invigorating meld of screwball comedy and robot-fighting action; Scarlett Johansson is most decorative as the agent known elsewhere as Black Widow, and Gwyneth Paltrow shows a nimbleness previously unseen (she has to act fast to get up to Downey’s speed). Broad, playful, well-cut and economically done, this movie isn’t just the first of the summer blockbusters—it’s the model for how they all should work. (RvB) >@7<13 =4 >3@A7/( B63 A/<2A =4 B7;3 (PG-13; 116 min.)

Jake Gyllenhaal and Gemma Arterton are rival royals who join forces to stop an evil ruler (Ben Kingsley) bent on destroying the world by unleashing a massive sandstorm. Set in medieval Persia, based on the video game. (TH) @=07< 6==2 (PG-13; 130 min.) Overlong and graceless to the extreme, Robin Hood looks like three long movies spliced into one unwieldy feature. This prequel concerns Robin’s involvement in the end of the crusades, the civil war and the little-known French invasion of England in the early 1200s. The tale is interspersed with more political palaver than The Phantom Menace. “Robin Longstride� (Russell Crowe) decamps from Richard the Lionheart’s

army and goes into the countryside to pose as a dead knight; the father-in-law of the deceased (Max von Sydow) decides to do a Martin Guerre on this imposter, as does the widow Marian (Cate Blanchett in a wig nearly as tall as she is). This has to be the least-sylvan Robin Hood ever made. Crowe looks less like a fox and more like a logy, depressed pit bull as the film tries to chug around him with more montages of burning villages and more meetings of angry Plantagenets. (RvB) B63 A31@3B 7< B637@ 3G3A (R; 127

min.) Elegant but staid murder mystery nibbles around the edges of the Dirty War. It’s the “Forget it, Jacobo, it’s Argentinatown� view: the search for justice evaporating

in 1974 Buenos Aires, with present-day sequences to frame a reopened investigator. It’s leavened by a fine Mulder and Scully anti-romance between an attractive female criminal investigator for the government, Irene (Soledad Villamil), and her attractively crumbling, Mastroiannish male assistant, Benjamin (Ricardo Darín). Director Juan Jose Campanella is a regular director of House M.D. The film is as restless and jokey as a cop procedural show; every scene is on the mark, but there aren’t enough counterpoints to the assured f low of the story. The slick, vengeance-is-mine punch line isn’t very impressive either, though it’s probably why the Academy preferred this to the

far better White Ribbon, where the fascist culprits got away. Saying that, though, would be assuming the voters didn’t have eyes for Villamil, an assured 40ish beauty whose performance is the secret in this movie’s success; her covert smile is the film’s signature piece. It won the Oscar for best foreign film. (RvB) A3F /<2 B63 17BG

(R; 146 min.) This sequel, which follows up on the events of the 2008 movie and the hit HBO series that preceded it, sees Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) getting away with the girls once again after her marriage to Big. This time, Carrie, Samantha, Miranda and Charlotte are headed on a glamorous vacation to Dubai. (SC)

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By Rob Brezsny

For the week of June 2 /@73A (March 21–April 19): If you’d like to be in supreme alignment with cosmic rhythms this week, I suggest that you completely avoid using the f-word. Likewise, you’ll maximize your chances for taking advantage of fate’s currents if you refrain from ever using the s-word, the c-word, the m-word, and the bword. As a general rule, the more precise and the less lazy you are in using language, the more willpower you’ll have and the better able you’ll be to attract the experiences you want. It’s always invigorating to choose your words creatively and kindly, of course, but especially now.

B/C@CA (April 20–May 20): If you grow a mere acre of peanuts, in a good year you’ll harvest a big enough crop to make 30,000 peanut butter sandwiches. That might be more than you need. If you just plant enough peanuts to fill a basketball court, you’ll still have enough to make over 3,200 sandwiches, which would provide you with more than eight every day for a year. This is a good phase of your astrological cycle to be thinking thoughts like these, Taurus. You will have more insight and motivation than usual if you formulate long-term plans to create abundance for yourself.

53;7<7 (May 21–June 20): As they orbit the planet, astronauts witness as many as 15 sunrises and sunsets each day. Time isn’t really sped up for them, but it seems like it. I expect you to experience a similar feeling in the coming weeks, Gemini. You may have the fantasy that you’re living the equivalent of four days every 24 hours. The light will be brighter, the emotions richer, and the teachings more highly concentrated. If you give yourself to the surge with relaxed enthusiasm and focused receptivity, your evolution will be expedited.

1/<13@ (June 21–July 22): I think you’re ready to stand up and reclaim your power from the soul-sucking influences that have been swindling you. But you don’t have to turn this showdown into a melodramatic epic that brings down the house or blows up the world. In fact, I think it’s better if you stay low-key as you transform the dynamics that have been grinding you down. The adjustments may be nowhere near as major as you imagine. Why? Because most of what you need to do is make shifts in your own attitude. The necessary changes in outer circumstances will arise naturally once you’ve done that.

:3= (July 23–Aug. 22): If I were writing the story of your life as a fairy tale, the current chapter would be filled with enchanted events. You’d hear animals’ thoughts in your head and you’d remember your past lives. You’d be able to find accurate oracles in the shapes of clouds, the ringing of distant bells, and the patterns of shadows on the sidewalk. You would see the help that’s invisible to everyone else and know what to do in order to get the love you want. Take advantage of the available mojo, Leo. Use it to set people free, including yourself.

D7@5= (Aug. 23–Sept. 22): How skilled are you at getting things done and making things happen? This is different from just being busy; it’s not the same as scrambling around attending to whatever tasks are at the forefront of your attention. I’m talking about actually cranking out excellent results that manifest a comprehensive vision of your intentions. I’m talking about working hard and smart to serve the big picture, not working frenetically and mechanically to rid yourself of nervous mental energy. You’re in a phase when these themes are especially important, Virgo. Be a master of the details; don’t let the details master you.

:70@/ (Sept. 23–Oct. 22): In her essay “Write Till You Drop,� author Annie Dillard offers advice to aspiring writers. I’m going to quote a certain passage that happens to be apropos for you Libras right now. “Spend it all, shoot it, play it, lose it, all, right away, every time. Do not hoard what seems good for later . . . give it, give it all, give it now. The impulse to save something good for a better place later is the signal to spend it now. Something more will arise for later, something better. These things fill from behind, from beneath, like well water. Similarly, the impulse to keep to yourself what you have learned is not only shameful, it is destructive. Anything you do not give freely and abundantly becomes lost to you.� A1=@>7= (Oct. 23–Nov. 21): In a Rolling Stone interview, musician John Mayer suggested that Tiger Woods could have avoided his terrible troubles if he had just chosen to masturbate more. Rather than

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literally acting out his obsessive sexual urges with a jillion women who weren’t his wife, why not contain them in the fantasy realm? I suggest you consider applying this principle as you make your decisions in the coming weeks, Scorpio—not just in regards to your sexual life, but in other areas as well. There may be times when you could prevent an influx of unnecessary chaos simply by conducting a conversation in your imagination rather than by having it with the actual person who seems to be agitating or enthralling you.

A/57BB/@7CA (Nov. 22–Dec. 21): There are very few people who can lick their own elbows, and up until now you have probably not been one of them. Judging from the current astrological configurations, however, I’m guessing that a lot of you Sagittarians are about to be more flexible, limber, and acrobatic than usual—not just in your mental attitudes but possibly even in your physical abilities. At least metaphorically speaking, you’ll be able to bend over backwards without damaging your dignity. You could also stretch and twist yourself into poses that have previously been impossible. So who knows? Maybe you’ll find a way to plant a kiss on your own elbow. 1/>@71=@< (Dec. 22–Jan. 19): The TV comedy series Community takes place on the sleepy campus of a community college. It features the hijinks of seven misfits who are older and weirder than their fellow students. In one episode, an inept female security guard chases the lead character, Jeff, hoping to catch and cite him for a farcical misdemeanor. As she races along, shouting for him to stop, she takes out her can of pepper spray and shoots several streams in his direction. The cloud of noxious stuff doesn’t reach him, but she runs face-first into it as she continues her pursuit. It irritates her eyes and forces her to halt. Later, in telling her associate what happened, she says she was the victim of “self-inflicted friendly fire.� I worry that you’ll soon be tempted to carry out a metaphorical version of that, Capricorn. Please don’t.

/?C/@7CA (Jan. 20–Feb. 18): Here’s how author Leo Buscaglia described the rigorous requirements for being a great lover. You must “continually have the subtlety of the very wise, the flexibility of the child, the sensitivity of the artist, the understanding of the philosopher, the acceptance of the saint, the tolerance of the scholar, and the fortitude of the certain.� I’m sorry to report that no one I’ve ever known has met those high standards! In the coming weeks, however, you Aquarians will have the potential to get halfway there. Life will conspire to boost every effort you make to be a great lover.

>7A13A (Feb. 19–March 20): Recently I was remembering the names of streets near the house where I grew up in Allen Park, Mich. Although I didn’t register it at the time, they were lyrical, euphonious, and evocative: Philomene, Shenandoah, Osage, Luana, Cleophus, Gahona. As I walked and played on them day after day for years, my imagination breathed in the magic of their exotic sounds, unobtrusively nurturing my poetic sensibilities. I bring this up, Pisces, in the hope of inspiring a comparable rumination in you. Think back on the riches of the past whose importance to your development you may have underestimated. It’s a good time to re-connect with the power and glory of influences that brought out the best in you almost without your knowledge.

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