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The Covered Bridge Bluegrass Festival set for Sept. 23-25 Sunset dinner, music and more on page 4
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From left to right: Anthony Will, Faye Cox, Dennis Schulze, Frank Howard and Elizabeth Mosser
Schulze, Howard & Cox: Attorneys and Counselors at Law In 1982 Dennis Schulze founded the law firm now known as Schulze, Howard & Cox in an office on Fifth Street in Marysville. Schulze, Howard & Cox is now located at 110 S. Main Street, Marysville, Ohio, where we concentrate on estate planning; real estate law and development; corporate and business; personal injury and wrongful death; probate of estates and guardianships; and general civil litigation. Dennis Schulze is the founder and Senior Partner of the law firm of Schulze, Howard & Cox. His areas of practice include Real Estate; Real Estate Development; Probate and Civil Litigation, including consumer law, commercial law and personal injury. Mr. Schulze received his Juris Doctor from The Ohio State University College of Law in 1968 and he spent the next four and one half years in the U.S. Army. As a Judge Advocate Officer he tried 186 courts martial and provided legal counseling to thousands of soldiers and their dependents. In 1973, Dennis returned to Ohio and settled in Marysville. He spent the first nine years as an associate and then partner with Joe Grisby and David Allen before opening his own office. Mr. Schulze is a member of the Ohio State and Union County Bar Associations and the Ohio Land Title Association. He is past President of the Columbus Chapter of the Federal Bar Association and he has served on the Ohio State Bar Association Certification Board for Real Estate attorneys. Over the years he has taught seminars on many legal subjects to both attorneys and laymen.
Mr. Schulze has actively served our community. He has held leadership positions in the YMCA; the Mental Health Board; the Community Concerts Association; Trinity Lutheran Church; Boy Scouts of America; and the Chamber of Commerce. He was a founding member of the Union County Guardianship Program where he has served as both vice chairperson and treasurer. Additionally, he has been the District Coordinator for the High School Mock Trial Program; was a participant of the Leadership Institute; and served on the Economic Development Plan Committee, acting as President of the Uptown Renewal Team. As a result of this extensive service to Union County, Mr. Schulze was named Business Leader of the Year in 2011 by the Union County Chamber of Commerce. Frank Howard is a Partner in the law firm Schulze, Howard & Cox. His areas of practice include Real Estate Law, Probate, Contracts and Domestic. Mr. Howard received his Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education from Kent State University in 1972. He received his Juris Doctor from Ohio Northern University in 1975. He was a partner with the law firm of Allen, Howard, Yurasek and Merklin. After practicing in the law firm of Allen, Howard, Yurasek and Merklin, Mr. Howard opened his own law office and title company in 1995. In 1999, he joined Dennis Schulze’s practice. He is a former President and current member of Union County Bar Association. Mr. Howard lends us his expertise in Real Estate, having concentrated in this particular field for over 25 years. He has
spoken at various seminars on the subject of Real Estate Law. He is a Title Agent for First American Title and Old Republic. Faye D. Cox is Managing Partner of the law firm Schulze, Howard & Cox. Her areas of practice include Estate Planning and Probate; Real Estate Law; Business Law, Consumer Law, Adoptions, Surrogacy and Guardianships. Mrs. Cox graduated magna cum laude from Bowling Green State University in 1998 with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Environmental Policy & Analysis. At Bowling Green State University, Mrs. Cox was inducted into the Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society. Mrs. Cox received her Juris Doctor from the Ohio State University College of Law in 2001. She is a member of the Union County Bar Association where she served as President, the Ohio State Bar Association, and the Columbus Bar Association. Mrs. Cox is a board member of UCO Industries, current Chairperson and past Treasurer of the Board of Union County Volunteer Guardians Inc. and is the Union County District and Regional Coordinator of the Ohio Mock Trial Program. Mrs. Cox is a past board member of Habitat for Humanity of Union County where she served as Secretary, and a member of the Master Gardeners of Union County. Ms. Cox was selected and participated in the Union County Leadership Institute. She was also a past board member of the Union County Chamber of Commerce Business and Education Workforce Team and member of the Union County United Way Fundraising Committee. In 2012, Mrs. Cox was given a Presidential
Citation from the Ohio Home Builder’s Association for her testimony before the Ohio House and Senate in favor of a change to the Ohio Consumer Sales Practices Act as it affects home builders. She is a frequent speaker in the topics of Estate Planning, and Consumer Law. Prior to coming to Union County, Mrs. Cox, a native of Allen County, clerked for the Seventh District Court of Appeals in Youngstown, Ohio, served as Research Assistant to Dean Gregory Travalio at The Ohio State University College of Law, and was a law clerk for Bank One, NA. Anthony C. Will returned home to join Schulze, Howard & Cox as an Associate Attorney. Mr. Will’s areas of practice consist of Civil Litigation including representing those injured in automobile accidents, consumer law, disability claims, landlord tenant issues and, commercial transactions as well as practicing in Domestic Relations. Anthony Will is a 1999 graduate of Marysville High School and a 2004 graduate of Ohio University. After graduating from Ohio University, Mr. Will joined United States Marine Corps with a tour of duty in Iraq during 2007. After his Marine Corps enlistment, Mr. Will spent time working on the 2010 National Census. Mr. Will graduated from Capital University with a Juris Doctorate in 2012. While attending Capital University, he was a Student Bar Representative and also participated in Moot Court. Mr. Will is a frequent volunteer at the Union County Legal Clinic as well as a member of the Union County Rotary and the Union County VFW Post 3320.
Elizabeth M. Mosser is OfCounsel Attorney to the law firm of Schulze, Howard & Cox. Her areas of practice include Family Law and Collaborative Divorce, Guardianships, Adoption, Civil Litigation, Probate, Medicaid Planning, and Mediation, and she is a certified Guardian Ad Litem. Ms. Mosser is a 2001 graduate of The Ohio State University with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in English. Prior to law school, Ms. Mosser gained experience working with Medicaid rules as a Job and Family Services caseworker, and later a Medicaid consultant. In 2012, Ms. Mosser received her Juris Doctor from Ohio Northern University, Pettit College of Law. While at Ohio Northern University, Ms. Mosser obtained Certificates for the Ohio Supreme Court’s coursework in Civil and Domestic Mediation, and Guardian Ad Litem training. Ms. Mosser is a member of the Union County Bar Association and the Ohio State Bar Association. Prior to joining Schulze, Howard, and Cox, Ms. Mosser clerked for Drake, Phillips, Kuenzli, and Clark in Findlay, Ohio. Ms. Mosser volunteers at the Hope Center Legal Clinic providing pro bono services to Union County residents. She is a member of Calvary Baptist Church where she serves as Trustee and Missionary Ambassador.
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Hatfield Chiropractic Clinic: The natural way to good health Established in 1988, Dr. Jeff Hatfield and his staff at Hatfield Chiropractic Clinic of Marysville are experienced and able to provide you with the very best chiropractic care. Our extensively trained staff consists of a licensed and certified massage therapist, a nutritionist and exercise physiologist, two insurance specialists (with over 50 combined years experience) and highly knowledgeable assistants. We know that you are getting the highest quality care each time you come to see us. Dr. Jeff C. Hatfield performed his postgraduate work at Bowling Green State University and graduate work in chiropractic at Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, Iowa. He graduated with honors in 1986. Following graduation, Dr. Hatfield worked in Findlay, Ohio for almost a year as an associate doctor. He opened his practice at 130 N. Main St. in Marysville on October 16, 1988. Jennifer Lebron, Exercise Physiologist, attended The Ohio State University and obtained her Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Physiology. Since graduating in 2002, she worked in the fitness industry for a few years before beginning her career of Exercise Rehabilitaion in 2005. Ashlee Worthington, LMT attended The Institute of Therapeutic Massage and obtained her License in Massage Therapy. She is also certified in Pregnancy, Infant, Pediatric, Oncology, Deep Tissue, Myofascial Release, and Hot Stone Massage. We combine our expertise and
professionalism with a personal, responsive and caring attitude to make you as comfortable as possible with our practice— whether you’re sick or well.
Hatfield Chiropractic Clinic offers many services:
Chiropractic adjustment: Natural form of healthcare that reduces major stress from the body by reducing spinal misalignments in the body. These spinal misalignments are often painless, tiny, spinal distortions that can affect your nerves, muscles, organs, discs, bones, brain function, posture, and overall health (Michael Lenarz, The Chiropractic Way). Physiotherapy: Helps the body to reduce pain, control inflammation, and promote blood flow to the area in need of treatment. Each patient will have individual needs and respond differently to various treatments. Active care exercise: Taught to strengthen and stabilize the area of treatment. Ice massage: Assists the body in minimizing tissue damage, mitigates muscle spasms, reduces or eliminates pain. Heat therapy: Allows muscles to relax and begin healing, helps lower discomfort by reducing the amount of pain signals going to the brain and increases the ability of your muscles to easily flex and stretch, thereby decreasing stiffness. Hatfield Chiropractic Clinic can help with these difficulties: • Arthritis • Personal injuries
• Auto accidents • Headaches • Sports injuries • Disc injuries • Personal injuries • Osteoporosis • Whiplash • Sleep apnea • Neck and arm pain • Injured workers • Tinnitus • Theraputic massage We also offer ‘It Works!’, body wraps for weight loss, detox and better health, as well as Footlevelers’ custom shoe orthotics, braces of all kinds, collars and varied pillows-not only for sleeping, but also for chairs and car seats. The goal in our office is to empower your body with the necessary nutrients needed for the healing process. With our professional care and individualized attention, plus proper nutrition, we will put you on a road to optimal vitality. We recommend whole food supplements along with herbal products which are the key to overall health and wellbeing. Hatfield Chiropractic Clinic offers Standard Process/MediHerb supplements, ArthoMend with MSM to help maintain healthy joints, and relieve pain and Biofreeze which relieves pain by using cold therapy. We are participating providers for most insurance plans, including Ohio Bureau of Workers Compensation for injured workers. You can contact our office for verification of your benefits. We encourage you to contact our office
by phone (937) 644-4310 to schedule an appointment. We look forward to working with you to keep your body healthy! Hours: Mondays 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Tuesdays 1:30 to 6 p.m., Wednesdays 8 a.m. to 12 noon and 1:30 to 6 p.m., Fridays 8 a.m. to 12 noon and 1:30 to 5:30 p.m. Hatfield Chiropractic 130 North Main St., Marysville, OH 43040 (937) 644-4310 hatfieldchiropracticclinic.com
If you get winded going up a flight of stairs, you should get a heart screening to breathe easier. It’s important to start having early, regular check-ups and heart screenings with your doctor well before anything serious happens. At Memorial Health, our cardiology team is unsurpassed in excellence and diversity of skills. As part of the Heart Partnership with Ohio State Ross Heart Hospital, they are the cornerstone of the heart care services you need. Here you can see specialists from Ohio State in cardiology, electrophysiology, vascular care and more. It’s where the very best science joins the expertise of outstanding doctors, specialists, nurses and technologists with ease and comfort at a hospital close to home. It’s heart care of a different color. Call to schedule an appointment at (937) 642-5490. To take a heart risk assessment, visit MemorialOhio.com/TheHeartPartnership.
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The Smart Card, available to children from birth to 17 years has no fines!
Helping kids get smart Library fines: they often stop parents from signing their children up for their own library cards. The Marysville Public Library is breaking down barriers to learning by introducing a new library card, available to any child, from birth to 17 years, without accruing fines. The new library card, called a Smart Card, provides access to juvenile print materials, audio books, and electronic resources. Each child will be able check out up to five items at a time. Children can simply sign up when they arrive at the library; a parent does not need to be present. “Busy parents with three or four kids often stop coming to the library, because if they forget to return materials on time,
the fees can add up,� said Patron Services Manager Ashley Gahm. “By providing a Smart Card, parents can feel at ease knowing that there are no fines,� she added. The card will not accrue fines for overdue materials, but replacement costs for any items that are lost or returned damaged will apply. “The card also helps kids have ownership and feel proud about reading and learning,� said Kate McCartney, Youth Services Manager. Parents have the choice to deactivate the card at any time. For more information, contact the Marysville Public Library at (937) 642-1876 or ask@marsyvillelib.org.
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Performers entertain crowd at Covered Bridge Bluegrass Festival.
The Covered Bridge Bluegrass Festival, Sept. 23-25
Union County Festival brings together bluegrass, covered bridges and celebration of history MARYSVILLE, OHIO – A 19th century covered bridge will be the center of attention and activity of Union County’s Covered Bridge Bluegrass Festival, Sept. 23-25. At no other festival can you dine on a covered bridge and tap your feet to the music of several bluegrass bands performing on a covered bridge. And all around the Pottersburg Bridge, at 17141 Inskeep-Cratty Road, North Lewisburg, festival goers, young and old, will immerse themselves in a wide range of other activities, including, a 5K run and 2-mile walk, art classes, an 1860s-style baseball game, horsedrawn wagon rides, many children’s activities, bus tours to Union County’s other historic bridges, and a church service on the bridge. The Pottersburg Bridge was originally built in 1868 and was moved in 2006 to its current location to become part of a bicycling and walking trail. “The Covered Bridge Bluegrass Festival is quite a gem of an experience that you won’t find anywhere else,� said Mardy Hanlon-Stolte, chairperson of the festival, which is an event of the
• Friday, Sept. 23: An elegant sunset dinner, served on linen, on the Pottersburg Bridge, Cost $75, including social hour at 5:30 p.m., a four-course dinner that features local foods at 6:30 p.m., a take-home gift and music by Bill Purk and the Muleskinner Band. Reservations required (email tknotts@unioncounty.org or call (937) 642-6279). • Saturday, Sept. 24: Breakfast on the bridge, 9-10:30 a.m. • Saturday, Sept. 24: Picnic on the bridge, 5:30-7 p.m. Reservations encouraged, limited seating. Music
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Union County Convention and Visitors Bureau. “We welcome visitors to join us for a special weekend of delicious comfort food, foot-tapping music and charming arts and crafts, all set in quaint, relaxing surroundings.� A complete schedule of festival events can be found at CoveredBridgeFestival. com. Here’s a summary:
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Maze Hearing and Balance: Much more than just a hearing aid store!
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Merchants National Bank: “A Real Community Bank with Real Customer Service” Established in 1879, the Merchants National Bank is an independent institution built upon a foundation of financial strength and customer service. The employees of Merchants National Bank specialize in providing exceptional service on a personal level. We are large enough to provide financial products at competitive prices, yet small enough to know our customers. We offer real estate, construction, bridge, commercial and installment loans, all designed to meet your needs! The deposit products and services we provide have all the benefits and features you could possibly desire. Our philosophy is simple: We are a
family of independent minds making local decisions which keeps us very close to the customers we serve. In an extremely competitive environment, this fact really makes the difference. We are proud to be a part of the Marysville community. Stop by and talk with any of our bankers. No appointment is ever necessary! Our hours are Monday-Thursday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Friday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. to 12 noon. Merchants National Bank 181 N Coleman’s Crossing Marysville OH 43040 (937) 553-9050
The Maze Hearing and Balance team truly believes and lives their mission of changing lives through compassionate, reliable and expert hearing and balance care in a positive environment. This is one of the many things that makes them different from a hearing aid store. Great technology is just the beginning. Our Doctors of Audiology take a true interest in the way their patients live, their personal hearing needs, and the goals that each patient has, so that they can create a personalized and comprehensive hearing solution! This audiology practice is locally-owned and community-oriented, and committed to improving your quality of life through evaluation and treatment of hearing loss, tinnitus and dizziness. The Maze Hearing and Balance professionals strive to be recognized by patients, their families and friends, physicians, and members of each local community that they serve as the example of best practice in hearing and balance care. Dr. Heather Smith, owner, believes the best way for her team to achieve these goals is through consistently improving personal and professional development and enriching the quality of life for their patients with unparalleled products and services. Don’t miss any of the precious moments in your life. Visit Maze Hearing and Balance today at www.mazehearing.com or call (937) 578-2207 and let our professionals help you. Maze Hearing and Balance… where we help you hear.
Signs of hearing loss • Asking people to repeat themselves often • Difficulty following conversations that involve more than two people • Thinking that others are mumbling or speaking quietly • Difficulty hearing speech in noisy situations • People commenting about how loud your TV or radio is • Inappropriate responses during conversation • Stress from straining to hear what others are saying • Withdrawing from enjoyable social situations more often • Family history of hearing loss • Taking medications that can harm the hearing system • Diabetes, heart, circulation, or thyroid problems • History of exposure to loud sounds at work or leisure
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FESTIVAL Continued from page 4 by Sugar Creek Bluegrass band. • Sunday, Sept. 25: Coffee on the bridge at 10 a.m., preceding a 10:30 a.m. community worship service
Bluegrass music on a covered bridge
Saturday, Sept. 24 • One More Time String Band, 9-10 a.m. • Glenn Parks, banjo player, 10:30-11:30 a.m. • Daniel Dye & the Miller Road Band, noon-1 p.m. • New Mountain Heritage Band, 1:30-2:30 p.m. • Tyler Williams Band, 3-4 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 25 • Bill Purk & the Muleskinner Band, noon-1 p.m. • Mad River Railroad, 2:303:30 p.m.
Bridge tours Bus tours of Union County’s historic bridges will depart from Pottersburg Bridge every half hour, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday and 12:30 to 2 p.m. Sunday. Cost $8 adults, $4 children 12 and under, $20 for family of four (two adults, two children, additional children free).
5K run and 2-mile walk The first-ever Union County Farm Bureau FarmFit 5K run and 2-mile walk will be held at the festival Saturday, Sept. 24, at the Pottersburg Bridge.
The 5K run will begin at 8:30 a.m. and the walk, 9 a.m. The online registration fee is $20, at speedysneakersracing.com, and $25 day of the event. Registration includes a voucher for festival admission and breakfast and a Dri-fit T shirt.
Additional activities • Ohio Village Muffins Vintage Baseball Team exhibition game at noon Sunday, playing the game as it was played in the 1860s • Demonstration Tent – featuring presentations Saturday and Sunday on gardening, crafts, cooking and history, including Union County Commissioner Steve Stolte, who will present Union County Commissioner (1877-1883) James B. Whelpley’s perspective on the history of Union County and the Union County Courthouse, as well as a tribute to Reuben L. Partridge, Union County bridge builder, at noon Saturday, Sept. 24. • Coffee and Canvas art class, 10:30 a.m. Saturday, offered by Marysville Art League; $15 for 11x14 canvas. Limit 15 people per session. • Art tent, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday, 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Sunday, offering mini pumpkin painting, coloring pages and other fall crafts • Horse-drawn wagon rides and old-fashioned kids’ games and activities, face painter, farm animals and storyteller, Saturday and Sunday
• Food vendors, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday, 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Sunday • Marketplace vendors, offering handcrafted items, antiques, vintage, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday, 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Sunday Festival admission is $5, and free for children 12 and under. For more information on the Covered Bridge Bluegrass Festival, including a complete schedule of events, and to learn more about Union County’s historic bridges, visit www.CoveredBridgeFestival.com, or call the Union County Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Bureau, (937) 642-6279.
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Dine on the bridge and enjoy many family-friendly activities at the festival.
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Amish Heritage Country Market: Unique health and wellness products Here at Amish Heritage Country Market, we strive to provide health and wellness specialty items for individuals with special dietary needs, along with our line of ordinary products. We now have a variety of Trim Healthy Mama products in stock. From Olbas Herbal Remedies we currently have the highly sought after “All Natural Inhaler” and looking to expand into other products. We also have a nice line of reasonably priced essential oils. Yoder’s Good Health Recipe is a refreshing blend of apple cider vinegar and fruit juice with 14 herbs and spices. It contains no alcohol, no added sugars and is an excellent detoxifier. It is simply an old-fashioned all-natural supplement. A big hit has been our Stops Leg Cramps and Stops Acid Reflux products from Caleb Treeze which are a great healthy substitute
versus modern medicine. The Braggs Vinegar (with the Mother in it) is a healthy remedy to many aliments. The products from H&H Remedies are; Black Salve which is an excellent pulling salve for infections, splinters and soreness. White Liniment is another form of relief from muscle cramps, poison ivy, insect bites and skin rash, and the Vapor Ointment which can be used for minor colds, congestion and irritations. Some of our other health and wellness choices are Amish Origins Ointment for Deep Penetrating Pain Relief for Arthritis, Sore Muscles and Sprains. Stop by for a visit, across from the Union County fairgrounds, you might be surprised what we have to offer for a reasonable price. Amish Heritage Country Market 728 N. Main St., Marysville (937) 642-0363
On the cover Visitors enjoy the Covered Bridge Bluegrass Festival. Don’t miss this year’s festival set for Friday, Sept. 23 - Sunday, Sept. 25. Visit www.CoveredBridgeFestival.com, or call the Union County Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Bureau, (937) 642-6279. Photo courtesy of the Union County Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Bureau
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Memorial Health: Expanding cardiology and vascular services Since the Heart & Surgical Pavilion opened at Memorial Hospital two years ago, physicians have been added and hours of operation have expanded to serve more patients. The partnership between Memorial Hospital and The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center combines diagnostics with clinical services for cardiac and peripheral vascular care. Board-certified cardiologists from Ohio State are part of the team that provides diagnostic testing, advanced treatments, medication management assistance, educational programming and cardiac rehabilitation. “The Heart Partnership brings the specialty expertise of Ohio State’s heart and vascular physicians to Marysville, providing convenient access for area residents,” explains Victor Trianfo, DO, Chief Medical Officer for Memorial Health. “The Memorial Hospital clinical staff related to these services also benefit from the clinical training they continue to receive in the invasive lab at Ohio State’s Ross Heart Hospital in Columbus.”
What procedures are available at Memorial? Diagnostic Services (for potential blockages or defects): • Heart Catheterization •E valuation of blood flow to the upper body, legs and kidneys •C ardiac, Trans-Esophageal or Stress Echocardiograms •A rterial, Venous or Carotid Dopplers to assess blood flow
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•V enous Reflux Studies to identify varicose veins and insuffiencies •V ariety of stress tests ranging from regular treadmills to nuclear or ultrasound imaging •D evice clinic to evaluate pacemaker function and battery life Therapeutic Services: • I mplantation of stents in the upper body, legs or renal arteries of kidneys to improve blood flow •S urgical insertion or removal of vascular filters to prevent life-threatening blood clots •S urgical implantation of pacemakers, defibrillators, event recorders and battery replacements •V enous Ablation (radiofrequency) Therapy to treat leg pain, varicose veins or non-healing open wounds or ulcers Outpatient Cardiology Procedures: •C ardioversion to restore a heartbeat to a normal rhythm by applied electrical shock • Trans-Esophageal Echocardiogram (TEE) ultrasound imaging of the heart • TEE with Cardioversion • Tilt Table Testing to evaluate patients with dizziness, fainting spells and other medical symptoms To schedule an appointment at Memorial Hospital with a physician from the OSU Heart and Vascular Center, call (937) 642-5490. For information about the diagnostic and therapeutic services available, call (937) 578-6021.
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