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The Swanage Oracle Edition 61
Published by: Stephen & Debbie Corney and Martin Budden at Purbeck Publications
Telephone: 01929 408080 Email: info@swanageoracle.co.uk
Copy deadline for the June 2013 edition: 25th May 2013 Disclaimer: Whilst every care has been taken to ensure that data in this publication is accurate, the publisher cannot accept any liability to any party to loss or damage caused by errors or omissions resulting from negligence, accident or any other cause. The Swanage Oracle does not officially endorse any advertising material included within the publication. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in any retrieval systems or transmitted in any form, without prior permission of the publisher.
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Dear Swanage! Dare I say… At the time of this writing the weather has been really good! We had a great weekend away with the Cubs and Scouts camping. Having recently bought a converted van, this was an ideal opportunity. The van is used to transport all the magazines each month, but at the weekend the little fridge and cooker come into their own. I have to say I love it! Waking up in the middle of a field, not literally of course, and seeing the sun rising was really quite liberating! Hayden went climbing, abseiling, jumping up and down on trampolines, making fires and cooking apples, shooting at targets and generally having a whale of a time. I was never a girl guide myself and I have to say I think I missed out! If you have any Girl Guide or Scouting stories and photos, do send them to us and we will print them for you. Nothing like bringing good old memories back! This month inside The Swanage Oracle you will find all of our local trades and business people who would love to hear from you. Do use the index to find what you are looking for. There are many events coming up too, with a selection to be found on pages 28 and 29. Swanage Evening WI have some information on page 18 and budding actors wanted on page 14. What’s On at the Mowlem can be found on page 26. The prize wordsearch offers a meal out at the Bull & Boat, which sounds very tasty! Don’t forget if you have a club or society in Swanage, we would love to promote you. This is free. If you have a business in the area, please give me a call and we can help you get more business. Have a great month of May!
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Great jazz on the beautiful Jurassic Coast Greg Abate Alton College Jazz Bands Gilad Atzmon Orient House Ensemble Alan Barnes Brass Jaw Mark Bassey Plays Basie Dave Brennan Jubilee Jazz Band Christian Brewer-Damon Brown Quintet Liane Carroll Trio Laurie Chescoe Reunion Band with Pauline Pearce Trish Clowes Quartet Renato D’Aiello Italian Quartet Dart Valley Stompers Ray D’Inverno Quintet Dorset Youth Jazz Orchestra Kit Downes Quintet Steve Fishwick-Osian Roberts International Sextet Sarah Gillespie Band Charlotte Glasson Quintet Leon Greening Trio Shabaka Hutchings Sons of Kemet Tony Kofi Richard Leach 7 Stars of Jazz Mark Lockheart Ellington in Anticipation
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Jur. Jaunt: Tyneham Village, South Circular Route
Area: Wareham/Lulworth Distance: 2.5 miles or 4 miles Difficulty: Easy/Med or Med/Hard Access Restrictions? Yes - See Range Opening times link on: www.jurassicjaunts.co.uk Two options here a 2 ½ mile walk with on reasonable ascent and descent, or a 4 mile walk with an additional steep ascent on the 2nd part. Again, fantastic views along the coast in both directions. How to get there: - Grid Reference; 882803. Turn right for Kimmeridge/Creech off the Wareham Bypass. Follow the road for about 3 miles; proceed up the hill along the edge of the wooded area until you reach the top of the ridge. Follow the road for about ¼ mile to a sharp left-hand bend. Here you want to branch right for 1/3 mile and then take a left turn down to Tyneham village. Information:- There is a small charge here which goes towards the upkeep of the village and surrounding area. Free toilets are available. The village, which includes a church, ruins from the 2nd World War and a re-constructed school, as it was in World War II, is well worth a visit. Walk details:- From the car park, proceed along the track in the opposite direction to the way you entered the village. The toilets are on the left after about 100 metres, at the 90 degree bend at the end of this track. Go straight ahead, over the stile or cattle grid and follow the path up to Gadd Cliff (1/2 mile). This offers extensive views to
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both east and west. Go over the stile, turn right for 50 metres, then right again, looking west towards Wobarrow and Mupe bays. Descend into Wobarrow Bay, with views of Wobarrow Tout to your left, and your choice of how to proceed is made here. Either turn right up the gravel track and head back to the car park or you can continue on the 2nd section by turning left down the track towards the beach, then right after about 50 metres. This will lead you to the climb you see ahead of you which takes you up the edge of Flowers Barrow fort (1/3 mile). At the top, staying inside the yellow posts, turn right and follow the path beyond the Trig point until you come to a junction in the path (1 ¼ miles). With a choice of straight on, or sharp right, turn sharp right and follow the track down to Tyneham village (2/3 mile). Jurassic Jaunts Flowers Barrow
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Better care for patients with dementia “ONE gentleman was very vocal, and we discovered he liked to sing. We bought CDs of his favourite music - Frank Sinatra and swing - and he would sing to his heart’s content. He didn’t have a bad voice either...” The use of music is just one initiative helping older patients to cope with what can be a challenging and confusing experience. Dr Sue Hazel is the Royal Bournemouth and Christchurch hospital’s lead consultant in dementia care, the implementation lead for the National Dementia Strategy within the two hospitals. Sue says this strategy has been the catalyst for a range of change across the two hospitals, as well as at Poole Hospital, and has helped to create a new era of progressive and patientcentred care. “We already work closely with our colleagues at Poole and the merger will give us an even more unified front,” said Sue. “We will have a greater impact in areas like ward environments, staff training and community involvement.” At Poole Hospital, consultant geriatrician Dr Premila Fade highlights the flagship Lulworth ward, where changes to the ward environment have been used to support dementia patients. “We improved the layout, colours and lighting to make the ward more welcoming,” said Premila. “A hospital visit can be very confusing for patients
Dr Sue Hazel working with colleagues with dementia, and anything we can do to make the environment easier helps. “Since Lulworth was refurbished we’ve been able to use the principles on other wards too.” Memory clinics for older and frailer patients, specially trained dementia ‘champions’, volunteer mealtime companions, unique patient ‘life diaries’ to help a patient’s stay that much more individual and comforting - all these initiatives and more form part of the award-winning and innovative work in place at all three hospitals. • Poole’s dementia carers played a key role in developing the hospital-wide Human Touch campaign, with 10 golden rules advising all staff how best to ensure that patients’ privacy and dignity is respected. • As well as the Dementia Care Pathway guidelines, Bournemouth also has its own ‘top tips’ for nurses around carrying out personal care, nutrition and bedtime among others. • Volunteer mealtime companions at both trusts – as well as brightly-coloured cutlery and crockery – help encourage patients to keep up their food intake as well as create a friendly mealtime experience.
Environment matters: Poole Hospital’s Lulworth Ward has been redesigned to benefit patients with dementia
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National Trust in Purbeck An annual survey of Purbeck National Trust volunteers reveals the many and varied activities they have been getting up to in the last 12 months. In Purbeck we are lucky enough to have around 250 regular volunteers, supplemented last year by more than 150 others who helped out occasionally or on a one-off basis. External groups, including Purbeck School, other schools and colleges and employers, brought a further 600 to join the party, mostly on one-off tasks in the countryside. Guests on working holidays in Purbeck carried out a total of 840 hours. Between them, this small but dedicated army gave more than 30,000 hours of their time over the course of a year. The largest group comprised the countryside volunteers, who last year numbered about 120 and notched up a combined total of more than 10,000 hours. Their largely unseen work helps protect important habitats like Purbeck heathland and increases our knowledge of the animals and plants which live there. They also ensure the countryside is a place everyone can enjoy by maintaining paths and stiles and support our rangers in general countryside management tasks. Other volunteers help welcome our visitors to Studland Beach and Corfe Castle. Still others work in education, passing on specialist knowledge of everything from birds and insects to medieval history. And it doesn’t stop there. We have handy people, gardeners, photographers, and we have just taken on our first video filmmaking
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volunteer. Volunteers are vital to the work of the National Trust. In 2011/12 they contributed four million hours nationwide – equivalent to £33.6 million. Without them, we simply wouldn’t be able to continue the work we were founded to do – looking after special places for ever, for everyone. Becoming a National Trust volunteer in Purbeck can be as easy as coming along to one of our regular monthly drop-in sessions. There’s no commitment, and you can stay for an hour or all day if you want to. Meanwhile, we are currently on the lookout for the following: • Someone with carpentry experience to join the countryside team, as well as general handy people, • Retail volunteers for the shop at Knoll Beach – would include looking after plants for sale, • Active types to join a new team maintaining gravel tracks. May include training in skills such as tractor driving, • Friendly people to help welcome visitors to Studland Beach and the Discovery Centre. Whichever role you choose, you can be sure of a warm welcome, the chance to meet new people and be part of a team, and the knowledge that you are supporting a worthwhile cause. To apply for any of the roles above, or for more information about volunteering including drop-in sessions, please contact Rachel Rodman on 01929 452306 or email rachel.rodman@nationaltrust.org.uk.
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Making money from your unwanted clutter If you needed to leave your home quickly, most of us could grab a bag and fill it with the things we needed most. So the reality is that we don’t actually need a great deal of what we surround ourselves with. In previous articles we’ve covered the issues of evaluating what you buy BEFORE you part with the cash, but what about all those goodies you’re sitting on that could raise you money by selling them? There are lots of options to get rid of that clutter. EBay is an obvious one and depending on what you’re selling a small fee will apply. It’s a good system if you’re happy to go online and upload photographs and a description of what you’re selling and you can choose whether to post goods or have them collected from you. This isn’t great if the item is bulky as you’re targeting potentially the whole of the UK. Gumtree is another option which has local sites so that you can push your items out to just your local area. It’s also a free service so you get to save a few pennies there too. If you’d rather avoid the whole ‘computer thing’ then of course the back of your car is a totally different option! Car boot sales are hugely popular and are available in lots of places and it gives you a chance to take lots of items in one go to sell, as well as enjoying some fresh air and a cup of tea at the same time. Plus, you get to see happy faces walking away with your unwanted items and you with an ice cream tub of cash! Be a bit ruthless this spring and make some money with things you don’t need any more.
The revival of the community play called
Tyneham Time Remembered to mark 70 years since Tyneham was abandoned is being read through for casting to take place on
Monday 13th & 20th May 2013 at Corfe Castle Village Hall 7.00pm till 8.30pm Anyone wanting to take part needs to attend at least one of these meetings or contact Ann or Peter if they cannot make either of them.
For more information ring Ann 01929 556148 or Peter 01929 480109 or email Tyneham@double-act.org.uk
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Insurance for the over 50’s: WHY DO WE DO IT? Age UK and its predecessors have been offering commercial products and services for over 30 years. So with this in mind it’s fair to say we have a wealth of experience in this field but what many people want to know is why do we exist and how do we help older people? Age UK the charity, exists to help those in later life with various things from benefits and social care to health and well-being. Age UK Enterprises exists to provide older people with a choice of quality products and services that offer value for money and are tailored for the over 50’s. A lot of older people have specific requirements that are not catered for by many financial services providers and Age UK Enterprises aims to help where others have failed. The next question often asked is how do we know all this? How do we know older people are being failed by financial services providers? Well, we started providing insurance and other services simply because older people were telling us they couldn’t get it elsewhere. Our customers want to understand what they are getting for their money, so they’re not caught out by hidden extras or small print. We do not claim to always be the cheapest but we do want to best meet the needs of our customers at the best possible price. So, how do we deliver all this? By working in partnership with our product providers we try to fill this gap in the
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market for older people. Through our national network of Age UK’s (your local one is AGE UK BOURNEMOUTH) we offer face-to-face advice where we help older people have access to services such as Energy, Funeral plans and Personal alarms to Travel, Home and Car insurance. We also assist with Equity release and Annuities. Several people also want to know what are the benefits of Age UK Enterprises, why should they consider us over the likes of power-houses such as Aviva or Saga? Apart from providing an offering which addresses the needs of those in later life, Age UK Enterprises is also a social enterprise - this means that profits raised are gift aided back to the charity. In the last financial year we were able to give a fantastic £23 million which was used directly to fund the charity’s work. So in conclusion Age UK Enterprises exists because it is needed. It is needed at the request of older people, it is needed to help where other providers fail and it is needed because it provides vital funding for the important work the Age UK charity does. Both employees and customers alike can take great pride in that knowledge. To find out more please call Peter Kendall, Age UK Bournemouth Trading Manager on 01202 530575, or visit the office at: 700 Wimborne Road, Winton, Bournemouth, BH9 2EG (10am - 4pm Mon-Fri)
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RAINBOWS COFFEE MORNING & ALL NEW SWANAGE BAZAAR SATURDAY MAY 18 & SATURDAY JUNE 22 10am till 12pm at The Mowlem Community Centre in Swanage Lots of stalls including beautiful crafts, books, toys, photography, cakes, jewellery, tombola and great coffee! Cakes and biscuits too! Come and join us... bring your friends for a chat and bring the kids to be entertained in the Kids Korner! Tables ÂŁ5. Call Marjorie on 07717 682323 or Nicky on 07504 967316 for more information
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APART FROM track days where do you get as much fun�? That’s kind of what my brain kept repeating each time I got behind the wheel of this fun supermini. Everything about the new Peugeot 208 is so exciting - right from the tiny, sporty steering wheel to the grip the car has around corners. I really feel Peugeot is back on track with its contribution to the hot-hatch market. Way back in the 205 GTI days the French car maker had that particular market sewn up – and the 205 was, and still is, an icon in the motoring world. The 208 will become a legend too; no doubt about it. It has the looks, feel and performance of a true supermini as well as all the safety gadgetry you need for modern day motoring. My test car looked superb cloaked in a Spirit Grey paintjob combined with a black and grey leather effect interior trim. Its 17 inch alloys looked fat against its diminutive but muscular body and its rear spoiler and double chrome tailpipes looked ‘the dog’s’. On starting the engine, the 1598 cc engine sounds promising, and once you engage first gear and take off, you know this car is not your usual little motor. For a start, the gearshifts feel precise and sporty and the car is eager – it’s like a dog straining at its leash until it can find an open stretch. Then, when you do find a suitable uncluttered bit of road, you can set the 208 free. That’s when it sits back on its haunches for a moment before launching into a blistering attack on the asphalt. The 156 bhp is certainly apparent and the 0-62 mph comes in 8.1 seconds, climbing where legal, (German autobahns calling?) to 134 mph. Available in both three and five door body style variants, the 208 is certainly the embodiment of an exciting new direction for Peugeot. No surprise then that there has been an incredible
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Max speed: 134 mph 0-62 mph: 8.1 secs Combined mpg: 48.7 Engine: 1598cc 4 cylinder 16 valve petrol Max. power (bhp): 156 at 6000 rpm Max. torque (lb/ft): 192 at 1750-4000 rpm CO2: 135 g/km Price: ÂŁ16,895 on the road
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Purbeck Events for May & June 2013 Date
Event Name & Type
Time and Location
Contact Details
Mon’s
Zumba Fitness
Wareham Town Hall 7.30-8.30pm £4
07964 439844
All Month
Wareham’s Street Markets
Thursday: East Street 8-1pm Saturday: The Quay 8-2pm
Variety of Demonstrations Exhibitions Courses Walks
Durlston Castle and Country Park
01929 424443
Various Activities & Courses
Burngate Stone Carving Centre
www.burngatestonecentre.co.uk
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Craft & Produce Market
St Martin’s Broadmayne 2-3.30pm
01305 853765
18/19 25/26
Saxon & Viking Academy
Corfe Castle
01929 481294
18
Anglers Afloat Classic
Swanage Bay 9-5pm
01420 487291
19
Swanage Bay Triathlon
Swanage 6am-11am
01202 861063
19
Seashore Scavengers
Knoll Beach, Studland 1012.30pm
01929 450500
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Open Garden
Charborough Park 2.30-6pm, £4/£2
21
‘Try A Tri’ Triathlon
Sandpit Field Swanage
01929 422885
24-26
Beer & Food Festival
Swanage Football Club
01929 422885
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BraveArt6
Gallery Upstairs, Upton 10-4pm
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Rockpool Ramble
Kimmeridge Marine Centre £3/£1.50
01929 481044 Booking Essential
25-27
Banana Bonanza
Monkey World
01929 462537
25-2J
Pond Life
Corfe Model Village 10-5pm
01929 481234
25-2J
Camouflage Experience
Tank Museum
01929 405098
25-9J
Purbeck Arts Weeks
Venues throughout Purbeck
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Village May Fair
Corfe Castle
01929 481294
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Kayak Safari (Cost: £25)
Kimmeridge Marine Centre
01929 481044 Booking Essential
June 2013 All Month
Wareham’s Street Markets
Thursday: East Street 8-1pm Saturday: The Quay 8-2pm
01929 424443
Various Activities & Courses
Burngate Stone Carving Centre
www.burngatestonecentre.co.uk
Variety of Walks, Talks, Courses, Exhibitions, Demonstrations
Durlston Castle & Country Park
01929 424443 www.durlston.com
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Time and Location
Contact Details
Sats
Medieval Jousting
Corfe Castle
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Sats & Suns
Medieval Falconry
Corfe Castle
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Camouflage Experience
Tank Museum
01929 405096
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Seafood Festival
Greyhound Inn Corfe Castle
01929 480205
‘til 4
BraveArt6
Gallery Upstairs, Upton 10-4pm
‘til 2
The Look of Love (Film)
The Rex Wareham 7.10 (6 on Tues)
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Sea Rowing Club Regatta
Sandpit Field, Swanage 8am-6pm
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Open Gardens for Charity
Charborough Park 2.30-6pm £4
2
Coronation Day Celebration
Blue Pool 10-4pm
01929 551408
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10p Tuesday
Blue Pool 10-4pm (Entry 10p)
01929 551408
1-6
Pond Life
Corfe Model Village 10-5pm
01929 481234
1-9
Purbeck Arts Weeks
Venues throughout Purbeck
01929 439442
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World Oceans Day
11am - 3pm – Studland Beach
01929 450305
8
Henry V (From The Globe)
The Rex Wareham 2.15
01929 552778
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Ultimate Beatles Show
Mowlem Swanage 7.30pm £15
01929 422239 for tickets
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Zimbe!
St Marys Swanage 2-4pm
9
Jurassic Jaunts
13&27
Farmers Market
Wareham Town Hall 8-12noon
16
Gentleman’s High Tea
Studland Beach
01929 450305
15
Wakey Paddle & Brekkie
Paddle to Old Harry’s & breakfast.
01929 450305
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Summer Fair
Holton Lee 11-5pm £1
01202 625562
16
Fathers Day Luncheon Train
Swanage Railway
01929 425800
16
Fathers Day
Corfe Model Village 10-5pm
01929 481234
16
Fathers Day
Blue Pool 10-4pm
01929 551408
21
Canoe and Moo
Kayak to Old Harry followed by BBQ.
01929 450305
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Craft & Produce Market
St Martin’s Broadmayne
01305 853765
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Jazz Train. Gerry Brown & Mission Hall Jazz Band
Swan. Railway 7.30-10.30pm Jazz on train and at stops
Tickets from 01929 425800 & www.swanagerailway.co.uk
01929 552778
www.jurassicjaunts.co.uk
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Index of advertisers
Your quick guide to everyone and everything in your Oracle... Aerials Repairline.........................................................15
Hairdressers Philip Mills Hair Design.....................................13
Animal Feed Crawfords Feed................................................ 7
Holiday Letting Agents Blue Chip Holidays............................................ 3
Blinds, Curtains & Shutters Ashley Blinds..................................................... 3
Hospitals Bournemouth & Poole NHS Trusts....................11
Books Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health.....27
Insurance Age UK Bournemouth.......................................17 NFU Mutual...................................................... 7
Carpenters Total Woodwork - Peter Albin...........................27 Chiropodists & Podiatrists Swanage Chiropody.......................................... 1 Community News Finance Corner: Reselling clutter......................14 Jurassic Jaunt: Tyneham Village....................... 8 Martin Lewis: Saving........................................20 Michael James Music Trust............................... 2 Motoring: Peugeot 208 Feline..........................24 National Trust in Purbeck.................................12 On your plot: Courgettes..................................22 Swanage Evening WI........................................18 Tyneham Time Remembered............................14
Jewellers Georgian Gems................................................. 2 Jobs Distributors Wanted.........................................18 Plumbers C+C Plumbing...................................................15 Gasways Heating.............................................. 2 Heatwise...........................................................31 Tapworks..........................................................23 Property Maintenance Total Woodwork - Peter Albin...........................27
Computer Services AJV Computing.................................................27 Purbeck Computer Centre.................................19 Whizzbits..........................................................23
Puzzles & Competitions Crossword......................................................... 9 Kids Page..........................................................10 Prize Wordsearch..............................................25 Sudoku..............................................................18
Domestic Cleaning David Chalmers................................................21
Removals Bournemouth Removals...................................19
Driveways Resin Drives......................................................32
Solar Energy Services Nick Good Property Services............................7,9
Electricians J. Taylor Electrical.............................................27
Taxis DMB Cars..........................................................21
Events Mowlem Theatre..............................................26 Purbeck Events.................................................28 Purbeck Railway Circle.....................................14 Swanage Bazaar...............................................21 Swanage Jazz Festival....................................... 6
Tool & Plant Hire Sydenhams.......................................................31
Fitted Furniture Custom World................................................... 5 Fuel Tank Services Fuel Tank Replacements...................................15
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Turf & Garden Supplies Sherborne Turf................................................. 23 TV Sales & Repairs Repairline.........................................................15
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