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SHAMROCK MOBILE HOME COMMUNITY Park Manager Alan Martin Alan_ShamrockMHP@outlook.com
Office Manager Marie Eddy Marie_ShamrockMHP@outlook.com
Office Phone 707-838-4389
Shamrock Social Club Officers for 2026 President: Denny Amantite 4a2ret@comcast.net Vice President: Chris Zeek czeek68@att.net Secretary: Marie Eddy Mheddy86@yahoo.com Treasurer: Susan Wayne susanwayne624@gmail.com
Committees Sunshine: Donna Wells New Resident & Long Time Resident Interviewer: Kathy Kerst New Resident Welcome: Dana Mullaney Birthday Celebrations: Sandy Johnson-Lipori & Donna Branham Editor of Magazine: Joelle Stoica joellestoica@outlook.com 1
NOVEMBER 2026 SUNDAY
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Acoustic Music Jam With Vante
Social Club Meeting
6:00 pm 8
9 Pokeno 12:30 pm
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11 12 Birthday Lunch Bunch Texas Celebration 1:00 pm Hold’em for November birthdays Mad Hatters 6:00 pm Crochet 6:00 pm 1:00 pm 17 18 19
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21 Thanksgiving Dinner 5:30 pm social 6:00 pm Dinner 28
6:00 pm
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Pokeno
6:00 pm
Texas Hold’em
12:30 pm
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14 BINGO
(send songs to NateBerneman @gmail.com)
12:30 pm
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KARAOKE
Pokeno
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8 Texas Hold’em 6:00 pm
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Birthday Celebration for December birthdays 6:00 pm
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Acoustic Music Jam With Vante 6:00 pm
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MANAGER’S CORNER – NOVEMBER 2026
Daylight Savings Time ends on Sunday, November 1st (as it stands now). Don’t forget to set your clocks back an hour. This also is the best time to change your smoke and other alarm batteries if you haven’t done so. Voting Day. November 3, 2026, is voting day so be sure you vote. Your vote matters. Resident Help. We would like to thank Will Tait #66 and Barbara Dibble #79 for their help in keeping the green belt looking clean and neat near their homes. Notify Office. If you see anything that appears to violate park rules, please notify the office immediately. Do not attempt to intervene or handle the situation yourself. Quiet Time. This is just a reminder that the quiet hours changed beginning November 1, 2026, until April 30, 2027. The quiet hours during the fall and winter months are from 5:00 pm to 8:00 a.m. and all day Sundays and holidays. So be sure your contractors have completed their work by 5:00 pm each day. We thank you for your cooperation. Handicap Access Space. Do not park in the handicap access space that is labeled “No Parking”. That is to be used for handicap access only. So, do not park there. Thanksgiving. We have so much to be thankful for here at the Shamrock, and we hope you’re able to enjoy time with family and friends this holiday season. Marie, Larry, and I wish you a safe, warm, and very Happy Thanksgiving. Please note: The office will be closed on Thursday, 11/26/2026, and Friday, 11/27/2026 for the Thanksgiving holiday. Sincerely, Alan Martin, Property Manager
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SHAMROCK SOCIAL CLUB MINUTES – OCTOBER 3, 2026
At 10:00 a.m., the President, Denny Amantite, called the meeting to order. We had a good attendance at this meeting. Minutes of September 5, 2026, Social Club Meeting were approved as posted. Treasurer Report was presented. Monica noted there was a $2.00 error in the YTD Comparison Report. The correct ending balance on September 30th should be $3,367.59. The report was approved as corrected. COMMITTEE REPORTS Sunshine Committee: Donna Wells said she did not send out any get-well or sympathy cards last month. Birthday Celebration. Donna Branham reported that we had a wonderful attendance at last month’s celebration. There are quite a few birthdays in October, so she is hoping to have another good attendance on October 14th. Come and enjoy cake and ice cream. Lunch Out: Christine Lynne reported that 12 residents attended lunch at Baan Thailand last month. On October 8th, the group will go to The Parish in Healdsburg. She has to limit the group to 10 due to lack of space at this restaurant. The signup sheet is on the board. Bingo. Toni indicated we had a good group at last month’s Bingo and hopes that it will continue this month on October 10th. Joel Art reported Game Night is on October 22nd, and it will be Trivial Pursuit. Nate said that the Celebrity Name Game was a big success on September 24th so they will repeat it at the November game night. UPDATE ON OLD BUSINESS Nate Berneman indicated the entertainment for the Hawaiian Luau was good, but they did not play any Hawaiian music. He also indicated the food was good and everyone had a good time.
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October 31st Halloween Party. Bring your own beverage and “finger foods” only. The Shamrock Dancers will be doing one dance only, so you don’t want to miss it. Please note: Deborah Art stated that personal videos are acceptable, but no part is to be posted to any social media sites, under any circumstances. She did agree that personal pictures may be posted in the Shamrock magazine, but that is all. Thank you. NEW BUSINESS Thanksgiving Dinner Approval. A motion was made, seconded, and approved to contract with Molsberry Market for the community’s Thanksgiving Dinner. The Social Club will pay the $25.50 per person for residents ($1,275 for 50 attendees or $1,530 for 60 attendees). Delivery will be made available to those that cannot come to the clubhouse. Residents will have priority when signing up. Guests may attend once all residents have registered and will be charged $25.50 per person. The membership further agreed to utilize servers during the event to ensure adequate meal portions for all attendees. The scam/fraud presentation by Silvertech Consulting was well attended by 25 residents who have expressed an interest in having more presentations by Silvertech to include AI information, managing your cell phones more effectively, etc. Management will put out a flyer with some options for another presentation, perhaps in November. Board Nominations will be at our November 7th meeting. As of this meeting, no one is interested in being on the Board. Members were asked to help find new nominations for the vacant positions. Chris Zeek has volunteered to serve as either President or Vice President if anyone else is interested in the other positions. Nate brought up the recycling problem again. The recycling group needs all of our residents to please separate the bottles and cans. Please put the plastic bottles in one bag and the cans in another. Also, we cannot accept glass bottles, so please do not include them in your donations. Thank you. The $25 attendance raffle was won by Nancy Peters #107. There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned. Respectfully submitted, Marie Eddy, Secretary
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OVERVIEW OF SOCIAL EVENTS – NOVEMBER 2026 Monday:
November 2, 9, 16, 23, 30
Pokeno - 12:30 pm
Tuesday:
November 3, 17 Texas Hold’em - 6:00 pm
Thursday:
November 5
Acoustic Music Jam with Vante - 6:00 pm
Saturday:
November 7
Social Club Meeting - 10:00 am
Wednesday: November 11 Birthday Celebration for November birthdays - 6:00 pm Thursday:
November 12 Lunch Bunch - 1:00 pm - Sign up in the Clubhouse
Saturday:
November 14 Bingo - 6:00 pm
Friday:
November 20 Karaoke - 6:00 pm - Send songs to NateBerneman@gmail.com
Saturday:
November 21 Thanksgiving Dinner Celebration – 5:30 pm - 8:00 pm /Sign-up
The dates listed are subject to change. Please check the calendar at the clubhouse for details and updates.
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NOVEMBER MOVE-IN DATES Name
Date
Space / Lot #
Bruce & Shirley Frymire
November 2000
126
Marie Eddy
November 2005
82
Bob & Virginia Burns
November 2006
121
Perry & Mary Cordill
November 2008
43
Dee Williams & Mike Frost
November 2021
104
Victoria Fleming
November 2024
90
Marce Thorpe
November 2024
30
NOVEMBER BIRTHDAYS Name
Date
Space / Lot #
Victoria Fleming
November 02
90
Janice Sinclaire
November 04
41
Sandy Kelly-Daniel
November 05
124
Butch D’Amico
November 11
5
Kamyar Samii
November 17
47
Vante Sandrin
November 17
113
Toni Ann Dalbec
November 21
73
Dennis Brigham
November 24
103
Gayle Brown
November 25
18
Deborah Art
November 28
125
Jean Barclay
November 29
15
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HAUDENOSAUNEE THANKSGIVING ADDRESS The Mohawk Thanksgiving Address—OHÉN: TON KARIHWATÉHKWEN, meaning “Words Before All Else”— is a traditional Haudenosaunee message of gratitude recited to acknowledge all elements of the Natural World. It is used by the Six Nations (including the Mohawk) at the opening and closing of gatherings and has roots over 1,000 years old. The People Today we have gathered and we see that the cycles of life continue. We have been given the duty to live in balance and harmony with each other and all living things. So now, we bring our minds together as one, as we give greetings and thanks to each other as people. Now our minds are one. The Earth Mother We are all thankful to our Mother, the Earth, for she gives us all that we need for life. She supports our feet as we walk about upon her. It gives us joy that she continues to care for us as she has from the beginning of time. To our mother, we send greetings and thanks. Now our minds are one. The Waters We give thanks to all the waters of the world for quenching our thirst and providing us with strength. Water is life. We know its power in many forms- waterfalls and rain, mists and streams, rivers and oceans. With one mind, we send greetings and thanks to the spirit of Water. Now our minds are one. The Fish We turn our minds to the all the Fish life in the water. They were instructed to cleanse and purify the water. They also give themselves to us as food. We are grateful that we can still find pure water. So, we turn now to the Fish and send our greetings and thanks. Now our minds are one. The Plants Now we turn toward the vast fields of Plant life. As far as the eye can see, the Plants grow, working many wonders. They sustain many life forms. With our minds gathered together, we give thanks and look forward to seeing Plant life for many generations to come. Now our minds are one. The Food Plants With one mind, we turn to honor and thank all the Food Plants we harvest from the garden. Since the beginning of time, the grains, vegetables, beans and berries have helped the people survive. Many other living things draw strength from them too. We gather all the Plant Foods together as one and send them a greeting of thanks. Now our minds are one. The Medicine Herbs Now we turn to all the Medicine herbs of the world. From the beginning they were instructed to take away sickness. They are always waiting and ready to heal us. We are happy there are still among us those special few who remember how to use these plants for healing. With one mind, we send greetings and thanks to the Medicines and to the keepers of the Medicines. Now our minds are one. The Animals We gather our minds together to send greetings and thanks to all the Animal life in the world. They have many things to teach us as people. We are honored by them when they give up their lives so we may use their bodies as food for our people. We see them near our homes and in the deep forests. We are glad they are still here and we hope that it will always be so. Now our minds are one. The Trees We now turn our thoughts to the Trees. The Earth has many families of Trees who have their own instructions and uses. Some provide us with shelter and shade, others with fruit, beauty and other useful things. Many people of the world use a Tree as a symbol of peace and strength. With one mind, we greet and thank the Tree life. Now our minds are one.
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The Birds We put our minds together as one and thank all the Birds who move and fly about over our heads. The Creator gave them beautiful songs. Each day they remind us to enjoy and appreciate life. The Eagle was chosen to be their leader. To all the Birds-from the smallest to the largest-we send our joyful greetings and thanks. Now our minds are one. The Four Winds We are all thankful to the powers we know as the Four Winds. We hear their voices in the moving air as they refresh us and purify the air we breathe. They help us to bring the change of seasons. From the four directions they come, bringing us messages and giving us strength. With one mind, we send our greetings and thanks to the Four Winds. Now our minds are one. The Thunderers Now we turn to the west where our grandfathers, the Thunder Beings, live. With lightning and thundering voices, they bring with them the water that renews life. We are thankful that they keep those evil things made by Okwiseres underground. We bring our minds together as one to send greetings and thanks to our Grandfathers, the Thunderers. Now our minds are one. The Sun We now send greetings and thanks to our eldest Brother, the Sun. Each day without fail he travels the sky from east to west, bringing the light of a new day. He is the source of all the fires of life. With one mind, we send greetings and thanks to our Brother, the Sun. Now our minds are one. Grandmother Moon We put our minds together to give thanks to our oldest Grandmother, the Moon, who lights the nighttime sky. She is the leader of woman all over the world, and she governs the movement of the ocean tides. By her changing face we measure time, and it is the Moon who watches over the arrival of children here on Earth. With one mind, we send greetings and thanks to our Grandmother, the Moon. Now our minds are one. The Stars We give thanks to the Stars who are spread across the sky like jewelry. We see them in the night, helping the Moon to light the darkness and bringing dew to the gardens and growing things. When we travel at night, they guide us home. With our minds gathered together as one, we send greetings and thanks to the Stars. Now our minds are one. The Enlightened Teachers We gather our minds to greet and thank the enlightened Teachers who have come to help throughout the ages. When we forget how to live in harmony, they remind us of the way we were instructed to live as people. With one mind, we send greetings and thanks to these caring teachers. Now our minds are one. The Creator Now we turn our thoughts to the Creator, or Great Spirit, and send greetings and thanks for all the gifts of Creation. Everything we need to live a good life is here on this Mother Earth. For all the love that is still around us, we gather our minds together as one and send our choicest words of greetings and thanks to the Creator. Now our minds are one. We have now arrived at the place where we end our words. Of all the things we have named, it was not our intention to leave anything out. If something was forgotten, we leave it to each individual to send such greetings and thanks in their own way. Now our minds are one.
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AN INTERVIEW WITH RESIDENT, GLORIA LaFLEUR By Kathy Kerst One of the special delights of living in a retirement community such as ours is how interesting it is to meet folks from all sorts of professions and life adventures. And this was especially the case when I met Gloria LaFleur, who has lived at #77 since February of 2005. Gloria was born in beautiful Fort Bragg, CA, on the Mendocino Coast. When she was just 3 months old, the family moved to Anderson Valley, and then Cloverdale and finally, Santa Rosa. She had an older brother, David, who died in a car accident when he was just 18. She is a graduate of Santa Rosa High School. Over the years, Gloria was an Army wife, enjoying much travel. Her husband, Ron, was a captain and then, a major, who did 2 tours of duty in Ft. Lewis, Washington. From there, the couple moved to Ft. Benning, Georgia. And then, Gloria's face lit up when she talked about Army life bringing them to Germany. Ah, the travels, while living there for 3 years! I could detect a little bit of German accent still in her voice, when she named cities all over the country. As well, the couple had fun on an 11-day bus tour of the British Isles. They loved visiting Scotland (Edinburgh, a favorite), Wales, Stratford-upon-Avon, France, and Ireland. Gloria and her husband were blessed with 2 daughters - Renee and Michele. Renee lives in South Lake Tahoe and Michele, sadly passed of cancer in 2020. One grandson lives in Texas, and another grandson and 2 granddaughters live in South Lake Tahoe. After leaving Germany and living in Novato for a spell, Gloria and her husband were divorced in 1984. She moved to Petaluma, where she enrolled in clerical classes at Marin County Office of Education in San Raphael. Graduating, she was hired by MCOE and worked there for 21 years as an administrative secretary. She retired in 2005. And a few months before she retired, she moved to #77, to live with her widowed mother, who 2 years later passed away, at age 83, on her birthday, which was also Easter Sunday. Gloria was proud to mention her father lived until the age of 92, dying in 2013. A highlight of her life is that she is a 29-year survivor of ovarian cancer, having gone through 6 rounds of chemotherapy. One of my favorite parts of an interview is to witness the enthusiasm when the person speaks of hobbies. Gloria smiled a lot as she told me about doing cross stitch, ("I need to do more!"), reading, and coloring with gel pens and colored pencils. I happened to have with me my latest artist portfolio where I used the same media, so it was fun to share ideas. She is currently doing a coloring book of cats. Many categories make up her book selections, including mysteries, biographies, autobiographies and historical novels. She was a member of Sweet Adeline's for 35 years, 20 in Petaluma and 15 in Song of Sonoma in Santa Rosa, now retired. I invited her to karaoke, and she may come watch or perhaps sign up if someone will join her in song. Do we have any volunteers? Such adventures for an outgoing woman, who has made many friends playing Pokeno or dining with the Thursday Lunch Bunch. It was fun sharing your story, Gloria!
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AN INTERVIEW NEW RESIDENT, CATHY LOGSDON By Kathy Kerst Our newest resident, Cathy Logsdon, is happy to have joined our community at #13 Darcy Drive on September 17. "Ì moved here because it's community-based," she offered, "and it will be a good place to meet people in similar situations." Indeed, Cathy and I share similar situations, in that we are both still working, past retirement age. However, retirement might be in her future once she sells her Windsor home, where she has lived for 13 years. At the time of our interview, it was being painted, soon ready to go on the market. Cathy was born and lived in Petaluma until she was 12, thereafter living in Santa Rosa, Rohnert Park and Windsor. She has a younger brother, who lives in Arizona. Her father worked for Green Thumb in Petaluma, Bergman & Co in Marin, and did maintenance work for the Petaluma School District. Her mother worked at Fairchild in San Rafael. Cathy's face lit up when she announced she was a member of the first class to graduate at Rancho Cotati High School. Over the years, her professions have included being a recruiter, an office manager, and a fitness director. Currently, she works full-time as an administrative manager at a local service provider. Her occupation keeps her active, occasionally finding her on call when situations arise. I loved seeing her smile when she spoke about one of the best highlights of her life - "The day I married my soulmate, back in 1995." She met her husband, Don, at a Petaluma Health Club. They enjoyed raising Cathy's 2 children from a previous marriage - Jennifer, who currently lives 10 blocks away and Chris, in San Antonio, Texas. They have been blessed with 2 granddaughters. Don passed away after battling cancer 3 years ago. It was the sad death of her husband and then her beloved dog, PJ, 4 months ago, that led her to decide to make a change in her life, searching for a new home. Her daughter and she looked at many possibilities, and finally, Darcy Drive became the winner - "after I had a dream about it!" she exclaimed. Her new little dog, Benny, was adopted 3 months ago. Traveling the country in a travel trailer, Cathy mentioned Yosemite and the Grand Tetons as favorite spots. In fact, during our interview at the Clubhouse, she admired a painting on the wall which looked similar to the Tetons. Other travels brought her to Mexico a few times. It was fun to have karaoke singer, Melanie, stop by to pick up some bread as we were finishing our interview. Although Melanie did not entertain us with a welcoming song, I think we might see Cathy in the audience during future karaoke sessions. She has already met neighbors Nate and John, who are karaoke activists, and is enthused by their welcoming manner. Crocheting and walking are hobbies that keep Cathy busy, and she looks forward to being involved in Park activities once employment doesn't take up much of her time. It's always so refreshing to witness a new neighbor's enthusiasm in joining our active community. Welcome, Cathy!
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KARAOKE NIGHT – SEPTEMBER 2026
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HAPPY HOUR LUAU On Saturday, September 19th neighbors gathered for a Happy Hour Luau that featured the band Encore Highway who performed a mix of folk and popular songs. Neighbors came with a variety of homemade appetizers and finger foods to share with everyone.
GAME NIGHT – CELEBRITY NAME GAME Nate Berneman who led September’s game night, introduced a new game called “Celebrity Name Game”. With two teams forming at the onset of the event a lively and spirited competition followed with each team’s members giving clues to help their teammates identify famous people, characters, and other wellknown personalities. The winning team (pictured top, right) scored a total of 94 points, while the second-place team scored 68 points (pictured below, right). The participants enjoyed the game and appreciated Nate for his delightful engagement and clear instructions on how to play the game.
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VANTE’S MUSICAL JAM On Thursday, October 1st Vante’s Musical Jam featured Vante playing both banjo and guitar while Fred Orchard accompanied him on guitar. Together, they sang folk songs for neighbors who gathered outdoors at the Clubhouse in the warm weather to listen and sing along. It was a fun and relaxing event.
LUNCH BUNCH Four neighbors met for lunch at The Parish Cafe in Healdsburg on October 8th to enjoy a variety of Cajan influenced meals. The next Lunch Bunch, planned for November 12th will go to Costeaux French Bakery & Cafe in Healdsburg. Sign-up in the Clubhouse.
BINGO Another successful Bingo night was held on October 10th. All the winners are pictured here.
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Thanksgiving Dinner
Provided by Shamrock Social Club Saturday, November 21, 2026 Social Time: 5:30 pm Dinner at 6:00 pm Bring your own beverage. Place settings will be provided.
CUT-OFF DATE – TUESDAY, NOV. 17, 2026 Molsberry Market will be providing the meal for us which will include Turkey, Mashed Potatoes, Gravy, Stuffing, Green Beans, Rolls and Pumpkin Pie. Dinner is free to residents; cost for guests is $25.50 per person after all residents have signed up.
Remember: s ign up early as the clubhouse is limited to 60 residents!! [Delivery will be available to those that cannot get to the clubhouse]
Let’s make this dinner a fun event by joining our neighbors and giving thanks for all we have. We will have a raffle, too.
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ELDER LAW CLINIC A Shamrock resident recently had her estate documents prepared at no cost by Empire College - Elder Law Clinic, and wanted to share this resource with neighbors who may need help with any of the listed documents: • • • • • • • • • •
Advance Health Care Directives (DPA for Health) Durable Powers of Attorney of Finances Wills Consumer Fraud Issues Credit Card Disputes Letters Errors in Billing Creditor Collection Issues Deceptive Vendors Collecting Small Claim Judgements Basic Probate Information
Law students complete the work under the supervision of licensed attorneys, allowing the clinic to provide these services free of charge. CLINIC TIMES: During school sessions, which are ongoing throughout most of the year. The Elder Law Clinic is held on Tuesdays from 4:00 p.m. to 5:45 p.m. by appointment only. Please phone 707-284-7666 and leave your contact information and details regarding the help you are requesting, and someone will contact you to make an appointment.
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COUNCIL ON AGING – MEALS ON WHEELS The Council on Aging Services for Seniors is a private 501(c) (3) non-profit organization which has been providing services for seniors in Sonoma County since 1966. In fact, Santa Rosa is ranked 6th in the nation for cities having the highest population over 85 years of age. The mission of Council on Aging is to enhance the quality of life for our aging community by providing services that promote well-being while maintaining independence. One service they offer is Meals on Wheels, which provides hot, nutritious meals to homebound seniors who have no means of preparing meals for themselves. In addition to nutritional services, Council on Aging provides Fiduciary (i.e., Trusts, Estate, and Health Care Directives) and Social Services (i.e., Family Justice in the case of domestic violence and or financial abuse towards seniors). What Meals on Wheels provides: • •
Nutritious home delivered meals Nutritional counseling for at-risk seniors
To be eligible for the Meals on Wheels service you must be: • •
60 years or older with physical disabilities and who is homebound And, unable to shop and cook for yourself
For more information, contact Council on Aging – Sonoma County Website: www.councilonaging.com Email: info@councilonaging.com – to receive more information Call: 707-525-0431 ext. 115 to apply; ext. 135 for delivery; ext. 121 for pick-up
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