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Pumped up for world champs u by Kent Caddick

Selwyn resident Emily Lawn is bound for her fourth World Sports Aerobics Championships but this time it will be her first competing as an individual.

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Youth festival planned for 2014

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Winter sports tourney in Malvern Over 300 students from primary schools around Malvern attended the Winter Tournament recently …

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p Selwyn’s Emily Lawn will represent New Zealand at the World Sports Aerobics Championships in Serbia

Lawn will be a part of the New Zealand team heading to the World Champs in Belgrade, Serbia in October. “I have been to three World Championships so far, in Russia, Serbia, and Australia,” Lawn says. “Our best result was being placed seventh at the 2011 World Champs in Australia. I competed in all these competitions as part of a team, and this year’s world champs are the first time I have been selected as an individual, which is a whole new challenge.” Lawn says competitive sports aerobics is a sport where all elements of physical fitness come into play. “We perform a two minute routine to music, in which we must include a range of different skill elements including press-ups, jumps, static strength moves, and show flexibility.

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“There are no rests, it’s two minutes of non-stop high intensity exercise. We are judged on how well we complete each move, how energetically we perform the routine, how well the routine suits the music, and much more.” Lawn says she first came across aerobics when she was in Year 7 at school, when another Lincoln girl advertised in the school notices that she was looking for people to coach. “A friend and I decided it sounded hilarious, and dared each other to go. An hour later we had been picked for a team. “I competed at school level for two years and was then picked to be in a fitness team with six other girls from around Canterbury. We qualified for Worlds and I have had the desire to represent New Zealand ever since.” continued on page 7 …

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p Members of the West Melton Volunteer Rural Fire Force have been honoured for their work in the hours following the devastating February 2011 earthquake in Christchurch. The group were among 68 firefighters from Selwyn and Christchurch, along with DOC staff recognised at the awards event held at Selwyn District Council building in Rolleston. Pictured from left are Stephen Hirsch, Nigel Birse, Richard Coombes, Chris Caldwell, Kelvin Green, John Doherty (with the medals), Bryan Saywood in front of Wayne Smith, Chris Mehrtens, John Hinchliff and Bob King.

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p This Blind Week, Judy Hale, pictured with her guide dog Utah, is urging Selwyn residents to join her and hundreds of others on the streets to collect vital funds for the Royal New Zealand Foundation of the Blind. Running from October 29 to November 4, Blind Week is one of the RNZFB’s main opportunities to generate awareness and support for its cause. Judy lost her sight in an accident in 1985 and has been fundraising for the RNZFB for the last 27 years. “Without the support of the RNZFB and Guide Dog Services, I wouldn’t be able to be as involved in the community as I am,” Judy says. To register as a RNZFB street appeal co-ordinator or collector, phone 0800 120 254 or sign up online at www.blindweek.org.nz

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p The Darfield Netball Club’s Fusion team shows off its new kit. Team spokesperson Terri Winder says they were really fortunate to get some great sponsorship this season for the new uniforms. “The girls would like to thank Arrow International, who sponsored the clothing, and Arbi’s Monograms, who sponsored the embroidery,” Winder says.


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Youth festival planned for 2014

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Young people in Selwyn will have the opportunity to attend a two day Youth Event which will include a ‘have a go’ day with a carnival and market, a battle of the bands, a concert featuring local talent and a youth forum. Selwyn District Council is one of 29 councils throughout New Zealand which have benefitted from an $889,000 Youth Development Partnership Fund announced by the Government. The Selwyn Foundation Youth Council, which is facilitated by the Selwyn District Council Youth Advisor, has received $32,000 in funding from the Ministry of Youth Development to stage the Youth Event in 2014. The Foundation Youth Council submitted an event plan to the Ministry which included holding a Youth Forum to discuss ideas and develop action plans and a Battle of the Bands event on the first day of the weekend event.

The second day will feature ‘have a go’ activities showcasing lots of different sport and recreation activities young people can try and clubs they can join in Selwyn. The day will end with a concert where local young people can show off their talents and invited artists will also perform. “This is an exciting opportunity to stage an event which young people from across Selwyn will enjoy,” SDC’s Youth Advisor Chris Martin says. “The event will build on the work of our Youth Action Groups and shows the enthusiasm our Foundation Youth Council brings to Selwyn.” The event will be open to young people from across

p The Youth Councils of Selwyn, Waimate, Ashburton, Christchurch, Hurunui and Waimakariri get together at Youth Week 2013

the district and buses will be arranged to transport people. “It will also help young people who are new to Selwyn to find out more

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p Malvern Cancer Support Group president Elaine Guy shows her support for Daffodil Day

The Malvern Cancer Support Group is celebrating 30 years of helping those in the community who have received a diagnosis of cancer. “It’s a huge milestone,” says support group president Elaine Guy. While the day to day work of the group has changed since its beginning in the 80s, the group remains a vital support for those affected by cancer. “We provide information, financial help, and drive people to hospital for treatment,” says Guy. “In the last twelve months we’ve done 62 drives from Darfield to Christchurch Hospital Oncology.” The group also helps fundraise and is busy preparing for the annual Daffodil Day being held this Friday, August 30. “We will

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Having nearly completed two terms on council there are some things I have learned. The first one is that nobody particularly likes the council. I guess this is to be expected given the compulsion of paying rates but it does require a thick skin at times. I have also learned that the most valuable council asset is the staff. There is a reason why people choose to work in local government rather than the private sector and that is a genuine passion and a desire to do the very best for ratepayers. Whether they are working alongside communities to assist them with their projects or providing the necessities of water, waste water, refuse collection or roading or perhaps it is providing planning guidance to ensure that tomorrow’s communities are provisioned with what they will require in the future. Maybe they are involved with finance, ensuring that

future needs are adequately funded, sometimes by debt to allow those that have yet to arrive to pay their fair share of the infrastructure cost that is incurred today. Regardless of their role, I know that that as a councillor, we are required to make decisions and our confidence to do this is enhanced by the quality of information that is supplied to us by our conscientious staff. I have learned that grandchildren are one of life’s great motivators, for us to look forward to the world they will inherit and understand that decisions made today will impact on them and their family’s enjoyment of the Selwyn district in the future. I have also learned that if you can’t have a bit of fun along the way, it’s time to move on to something else. ¢

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Selwyn hopes to attract Aussie visitors u by Kent Caddick

Selwyn could benefit from an increased number of visitors from Western Australia following a successful marketing trip targeting tourism agents in Western Australia.

Hepatitis-A clinic held at Lincoln preschool u by Kent Caddick

Children, their families, and staff from the Lincoln University Early Childhood Centre have been provided with a hepatitis A vaccine to reduce the potential for the virus to spread.

p Selwyn District Council’s tourism advisor Elizabeth Pitcorn talks with travel agents and wholesalers about Selwyn’s attractions at a tourism expo in Perth

Selwyn District Council’s tourism advisor Elizabeth Pitcorn was able to speak directly to more than 100 travel agents at a travel expo in Perth about Selwyn. Selwyn District Council was lucky enough to win the free trip to Perth from Air New Zealand at a launch event for the new air service. This allowed Pitcorn to travel to Perth as part of a South Island delegation which attended a travel expo in the city to promote Canterbury to travel agents and travel wholesalers in Western Australia. “There was a lot of interest from the travel agents in Bed and Breakfast accommodation in our district, our gardens, the TranzAlpine route and walking tracks,” Pitcorn says. “Many agents also wanted to find out more about the skiing options available in Selwyn.”

Pitcorn says the expo was a great opportunity to market Selwyn and its attractions to a new audience and that she is confident that many people from Western Australia will chose to visit Selwyn as a result of the trip. Travel agents and travel wholesalers at the expo were given brochures promoting Selwyn’s attractions to take away and share with their customers. From December 4 a new direct flight will be launched from Perth to Christchurch and will operate twice a week. The service will run until April 26, 2014, as a trial and if successful will become permanent. Western Australia has an estimated population of 2.47 million. It is the fastest growing State in Australia and weekly income levels are also higher than the Australian average. ¢

Vaccinations were provided at the preschool last Friday with 68 adults and 58 children being vaccinated. Dr Ramon Pink, Canterbury Medical Officer of Health, says the vaccination was provided after a child from the preschool was diagnosed with hepatitis A. Both of the child’s parents have also been diagnosed with hepatitis A. There is no known connection between these three cases and the current outbreak of hepatitis A in Ashburton. In Ashburton there have been 22 confirmed cases over the past three months. “Hepatitis A is transmitted when people don’t wash their hands properly after going to the toilet, and good hand hygiene, particularly thorough hand washing, is key in preventing its spread,” Dr Pink says. “Preschools can be a high risk environment for the spread of hepatitis A, particularly where there is nappy changing.” Dr Pink says that he was very pleased with Friday’s turnout, and has thanked the preschool and the

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Selwyn’s TV takeback reaches target u by Kent Caddick

Selwyn MP Amy Adams, who is also Minister for the Environment, has followed her own advice and recycled her old, unwanted television to mark the government’s TV Takeback Scheme reaching the milestone of 100,000 televisions recycled so far.

p Selwyn MP Amy Adams adds her old television set to others being recycled in Hornby

Ms Adams recently took her own television for recycling at the RCN e-waste recycling plant at Buchanans Road in Hornby and handed over her five dollar note, the subsidised cost of recycling, to RCN’s general manager, John Thornhill. Ms Adams says she is thrilled with the progress of the scheme to date, including in Selwyn, where the target of 2,700 televisions recycled had been reached. “It is great news for the environment that people are really getting behind the scheme,” Ms Adams says. “Old television sets and other electronic waste such as computer monitors cannot be put into landfills

because they contain chemicals that can contaminate the environment and cause harm to humans.” The government’s TV TakeBack programme has been rolled out around the country to coincide with the digital switchover in each region. Through the government subsidy, the cost to the public of recycling a television has been no more than $5. The programme is also aimed at expanding electronic recycling services across New Zealand, raising public awareness and ensuring recyclers have the capacity and capability to deal with increased volumes of e-waste in the future. ¢

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Pumped up for world champs

Lawn also coaches aerobics and has coached multiple national champions from primary level to post school. “My next goal with coaching is to coach an athlete through to Worlds, so they can experience the amazing experience that comes with representing your country.” There are two international federations of aerobics (FIG and FISAF) but only one (FIG) gets funding in New Zealand. “Unfortunately it’s the one I am not part of,” Lawn says. “This means fundraising is a huge part of any competition I attend. In the past, athletes have had to decline the selection for Worlds, as they couldn’t raise the funds, which is terribly disappointing. “I have been lucky enough this year to gain sponsorship from the Lincoln University Recreation Centre, who have been a fantastic help in allowing me to

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MP for a day u by Kent Caddick

Ellesmere College student Ben Alsop Ten-Hove found out what it was like to be an MP for a day when he joined Selwyn MP Amy Adams on work experience recently. Ben accompanied Ms Adams on visits to Waitaha School at Templeton and Cholmondeley Home in Governor’s Bay. He and Ms Adams also met with the new Selwyn District Council CEO David Ward at the council’s offices in Rolleston. Ben said he was very grateful for the opportunity to spend the day with Ms Adams. “It was brilliant — I enjoyed seeing some of the different facets of being a local politician.” The Year 12 student said at this stage he was considering a career in either politics or medicine and wanted to find p Ellesmere College student Ben Alsop Ten-Hove delivering brochures for Selwyn MP Amy Adams while out more about what the role on work experience of a local MP entailed. “I am interested in helping other and helping others. “It’s very heartening people and hopefully having a positive to see someone like Ben who at such a young age is already engaged in the impact on their lives,” Ben said. “Going to Waitaha School was a issues that politicians confront and highlight and seeing all of the great thinking about how he could frame his work that they do there.” career to help people around him. Ms Adams said she was impressed “Ben has a natural empathy towards by Ben’s confidence and genuine people and I think he’ll go far,” Ms enthusiasm for community issues Adams said. ¢

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BOUNCE INTO SPRING Creative pruning Just as cosmetic surgery seems to be replacing good old exercise to get the body you want, so is pruning a form of cosmetic enhancement to add the charm and character to rather ordinary plants. We often get carried away with trying to keep plants looking healthy and we forget to help them develop a bit of character. Even the ones with graceful outlines already, such as maples and

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Real Estate

Home of the week

Family friendly farmlet in Aylesbury This 17.8625 hectare property offers a spacious three bedroom plus office, fully double glazed, modern family home of permanent materials.

0274 352 872

0276 987 453

Chris & Kerin Your professional local real estate team

Phone 03 317 9070 • 60 south Terrace, Darfield

Off the double internal access garage there are two large rooms, one with external access to load the wood bins, and another with tilt-a-door for easy access to park the kids bikes and toys, ride-on mower or garden tools. Another separate garden/tool/chemical shed is located behind the house and vege gardens. Currently fenced into two holding and one very large paddock but scope to fence and/or add other outbuildings to suit your needs. Surrounded by farmland, just a couple of minutes walk to the Darfield High School bus route and still within an easy drive of Rolleston, the Airport and Christchurch. More images available on www. open2view.com ID # 294992. Vendors invite offers over $1,190,000 plus GST on land (if any) unless sold prior. Contact Chris Abbott 027 435 2872 or Kerin Pitkethley 027 698 7453 at CRT Real Estate for more details.

The Record Classifieds

Phone 03 318 8604

Closing date for classified advertising for the 4 September 2013 edition is 10am, Tuesday 3 September 2013. See our terms and conditions online at www.therecord.co.nz For Sale

Property For Sale

ROYAL STUFF 100 mile an hour tape, shiny sockets, 112kph Beacon lights, “Charlie Draper” tools. Bring your torch to have a look in our “cave”. Specials of the Week: Size 8 Gumboots 10% marked price. HARVESTER MARKETS LTD, 91 Horndon Street, 03 318 8229. Hours 9am–5pm.

OPEN HOME 1:00 – 1:30pm, Sunday 1st September at 16 B Homebush Road, Glenntunel. Angela Cossey, Harcourts Four Seasons Realty. Mobile 027 326 6511. Home 03 318 8688.

THE VEGE SHED

A fabulous section of fresh fruit and vege

1103 Greendale rd (a short distance from Darfield Village)

Open most days & home delivery service every Thursday For phone orders call:

03 318 7023

COMPUTER NEED ATTENTION? We specialise in: sales & service of new & used machines, networking, virus protection, backup, reloading & restoring of Windows. Plain old-fashioned help and assistance.

Super Computer 03 318 1956 WE COME TO YOU!

www.supercomputer.co.nz mark@supercomputer.co.nz

Property For Sale ASKING $170,000. Mt Hutt Lodge, Windwhistle. 1 Bdrm unit with stunning views & fully furnished. Body corp fees apply. Angela Cossey, Harcourts Four Seasons Realty. Mobile 027 326 6511. Home 03 318 8688. ASKING $305,000. Glentunnel. 2 Bdrm rear standalone Townhouse. Rural north facing aspect. Angela Cossey, Harcourts Four Seasons Realty. Mobile 027 326 6511. Home 03 318 8688.

Health & Beauty

Property

BUILDERS/HAMMERHANDS REQUIRED for on going work specialising in Ribraft Foundations. Labour only. Own transport and basic tools required. Good rates for the right people. Contact Locke on 022 697 9003.

AVON CITY Caravans Ltd. Large and comfortable caravans available if you wish to stay on site during your EQC repairs. Insurance quotes given. Phone Lizi 03 381 0018 or 027 435 5874. CHIMNEY SWEEP. Servicing the Selwyn district. Weekends a speciality. Phone Rodney Carr 03 324 2999 a/h. MALVERN WASTE SOLUTIONS, rubbish and recycling, domestic, commercial, skip hire, functions, locally owned and operated. Phone 03 318 7407. www.mws.co.nz. PAINTING REQUIREMENTS, interior or exterior. Phone N J Lucas Painting, 03 318 7131 or 0274 322 193 for that free quote.

PERSON WANTED to feed dairy cows, approx 3 hours in mornings. Experience with machinery required. Phone James 0275 654 047.

Sue Jones

Inspirational Life Guide Clairvoyant — Medium • Life Guidance • Readings • Workshops Crystals, Salt Lamps, Incense

SHOWERS, MIRRORS, splashbacks, double glazing. For all your glass needs please phone Man About Glass Ltd. Phone 03 317 9088 or text 027 227 9555.

Offering Insight, Hope & Inspiration

YOGA CLASS, Monday 7pm, Sheffield Hall, Wednesday 12 noon, Darfield Recreation Centre. All welcome. Phone Geraldine 03 318 3012.

Situations Vacant

Health & Beauty

Sports Injuries, Scar Tissue (Now in Rolleston, Thursday)

Massage for EveryBody Liz Frizzell Dip. Mass. Ph 03 318 1333 021 808 189

Situations Vacant FENCING CONTRACTOR requires fencer for casual or perm position, part-time or full-time. Must be reliable, fit with good work ethic. Experience preferred. Good wages. Phone 021 640 748.

158 Bealey Rd, Aylesbury 03 318 1293 or 027 614 8701

experienced excavator/ operator required We are seeking an experienced person with a Class 5 licence and TWR cert, to operate various machinery. We provide good rates of pay. Can be permanent or contract based employment.

Ring MaRk Cullen 03 347 7377

NOW HIRING! CARPENTERS  APPRENTICES HAMMERHANDS

Wanted

Looking for a change? Due to company expansion we require qualified and experienced Carpenters, Apprentices & Hammerhands for immediate start For further details telephone Kelly Sullivan on 347-8705 or Email CVs to Kelly@rlgroup.co.nz


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The Record Classifieds

Phone 03 318 8604

Closing date for classified advertising for the 4 September 2013 edition is 10am, Tuesday 3 September 2013. See our terms and conditions online at www.therecord.co.nz Wanted to Buy

For Rent

ANYTHING METAL including: cars, trucks and machinery. Please phone John on 03 318 0871 or 03 318 0650.

TIDY SELF Contained, one bedroom unit on 10acres in West Melton. Cat ok – No Dogs. Possibility of having a horse. Rent to be discussed. Call: 027 608 4768.

PLUS !!

CALF, PIG, horse & chook meal. 14% protein, 13% ME. Available in any quantities. Dunsandel area. Please call 027 392 7543.

Livestock

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WANTED, GRAZING to rear a few calves. Coalgate area preferred. Phone 03 318 2488.

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Alan Roberts

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021 227 2080 or Oxford 03 312 4902

Trades

Plumbers & Drainlayers

p 03 318 4019 f 03 318 4109 027 436 4286 Offer a speedy service for commercial & domestic plumbing. Craftsman plumber, registered drainlayer & sheet metal worker

FAIRBRASS BUILDERS LTD RODNEY & JOHN

Trades

darfield appliance • Washing Machines • Ovens • Dryers • Dishwashers • Cooktops • Washing Machine Hire (from $8/wk)

• New Houses Over 25 years experience

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• Pump out septic tanks/Grease traps • Service contracts/Maintenance reports • Bulk sludge removal/Dewatering • Hire Portable loos • Waterblasting & Camera Investigations

david wilkinson registered electrician phone 03 318 1231

All aspects of concreting & all types of finishing

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Ph 03 318 8609

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Hedge trimming in Canterbury

• Alterations

Licensed Building Practitioner

House & Roof Pre-Paint Wash Hydro Drain Cleaning

Reg’d Service Technician

The Sweeney Daryl & Dick

Trades

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Public Notices COME AND SELL YOUR WARES Combined Craft and Garage Sale being held at 2546 Wards Road, Darfield on 12th October 11am – 2pm. To book your table contact 03 317 9054 or email tabletop2546@gmail.com

Public Notices

CHURCH NOTICES - Sunday 1 September Malvern Anglican Parish – St Peter’s Springfield 8.00am; Trinity Darfield 8.00am; St Ambrose Sheffield with Sunday School 9.30am; St George’s Kirwee 5.00pm. 03 317 9079. St Paul’s Anglican – West Melton 9.45am Welcome to Spring, Holy Communion. Bible Study Mondays 7.30pm, Tuesdays 7pm – Prayer support. Penny 03 347 8139, Colin & Gail 03 347 8443. Rolleston Church – 10am Family Service, 7pm Rolleston Encounter Cornerstone Kids during morning service Cornerstone Youth Friday 7–9pm. All meetings held at the Rolleston Community Centre, 126 Rolleston Drive, Administration contact: Nikki 03 347 8716, admin@rollestonchurch.co.nz, www.rollestonchurch.co.nz – Darfield Life Group Bible Study Wednesday night 7.30pm, 7 South Terrace, Darfield, Hosts Alisatair & Fleur MacDonald, Enquiries: 03 318 8654. Parish of Hororata Anglican – Rev Jenni Carter 03 318 0858. 9.30am St Johns, Hororata. 11.00am St Andrews, Glentunnel. www.hororataparish.co.nz. Darfield Catholic Church – Sunday Masses 8.30am For Weekly Masses, and the Liturgy Timetable refer to the church newsletter. Parish Priest Fr Paulo Filoiai’i Ph 03 342 9763, hornbyparish@xtra.co.nz Hornby Presbytery. Kirwee Community Church – 10am Kirwee Model School Library, School Lane, Kirwee, Morning Tea to follow, Pastor Brian Booth 03 318 1309. Hope Presbyterian West Melton – 9.30am Pastor available Tuesday 9.30–12.30 Pastor: Daniel Fone, 03 347 7509, Youth Leader: Sage Harris 03 980 2296 Ext 217. Hope Presbyterian Rolleston – Service 10am, Rolleston School hall, Kidman St. Pastor: Brent Richardson, 03 347 4007, Youth leader, Courtney Forrest, 03 347 4007, www.hopechurch.net.nz. Darfield Baptist Church – Services and Sunday School, Darfield 15 Greendale Road, 10.30am every Sunday, Glenroy Hall 9am 2nd & 4th Sundays Pastor: Paul Cossey, 03 318 8688 Youth Pastor: Sam Broughton 027 223 8345. Malvern Co-Operating Parish – 9.30am Trinity followed by AGM, 11am Sheffield. Glentunnel Chapel – Sunday 10.30am Worship and Communion, 03 318 8948 or 021 274 2548 www.glentunnel.org.nz. Mountain View Community Church – 17 North Terrace, Darfield Sunday Service 6.30pm, Prayer 6.00pm, Pastors: Wayne and Nicky Watson 03 318 7979 or 027 281 8340.

Verse for the Week: And the Lord, He it is that doth go before thee, He will be with thee: He will not fail thee, neither forsake thee; fear not, neither be dismayed. Duet 31:8


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