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Kirkland limited to two marijuana retail outlets BY RAECHEL DAWSON rdawson@kirklandreporter.com

The Washington State Liquor Control Board recently announced Kirkland is allowed only two marijuana retail outlet stores within city boundaries and appropriate zones. The board issued the information on Sept. 4 after approving the proposed supplemental rules for Washington’s marijuana sales, production and processing likely to take effect Dec. 6. Of 334 marijuana retail outlets throughout the state and of the 61 in King County, Kirkland’s limit stems from population taken from the 2010 Census and some consumption data from their consultant, a spokesman with the Liquor Control Board said last week. However, the Census data used does not accurately represent Kirkland’s current population. According to the 2010 population Census, Kirkland had 48,787 people. Now, there are at least 81,000 residents after the Finn Hill,

North Juanita and Evergreen Hill (Kingsgate) neighborhoods were added to Kirkland in June 2011. The board issued a news release on Sept. 4 that said they applied a method that allocates retail store locations using Office of Financial Management population data, with a cap on the number of stores per county. “Using OFM population data as well as adult consumption data supplied by the state’s marijuana consultant - BOTEC Analysis Corporation - the board allocated a proportionate number of stores and at-large stores available to serve other areas of the county,” according to the news release. But Washington Office of Financial Management officials said their 2013 population forecast for Kirkland is 81,730 – a difference of 32,943 people. The Liquor Control Board did not return calls from the Reporter on Sept. 5 to verify why the 2010 population data was used. [ more RETAIL page 2 ]

State and city elected leaders join Google officials to break ground on the company’s second building in Kirkland on Sept. 5. The new building will double Google’s footprint in Kirkland. CARRIE RODRIGUEZ, Kirkland Reporter

Google breaks ground, again BY CARRIE RODRIGUEZ crodriguez@kirklandreporter-com

oogle is booming. The Internet giant has long outgrown its garage workspace that it occupied in California during its modest beginnings – exactly 15 years ago. And as the company marked its

anniversary this week with now-unparalleled growth, Google officials also celebrated another milestone in Kirkland on Sept. 5. The company broke ground on a second building that will double the size of what is already Google’s third-largest engineering center in the country. Holding shovels with Google’s colors – blue, red, green and yellow

– Kirkland dignitaries joined Google officials, elected representatives and SRM Development for a ceremonial groundbreaking. “We have a lot of innovation happening here,” said U.S. Rep. Suzan DelBene. “The fact that Google is expanding here highlights the area and the great talent we have here.” [ more GOOGLE page 2 ]

Local boutiques to hit runway for fall fashion show BY RAECHEL DAWSON rdawson@kirklandreporter.com

Lamborghinis, Prada, Swarovski crystals and a $100 premium gift bag. Models on the catwalk, suited businessmen, red carpets and a 40,000-square-foot tent to house it all. The first-ever Kirkland Fall Fashion Show is here. Put on by the Greater Kirkland Chamber of Commerce and sponsored by

The Spa at PRO Sports Club, proceeds from the Sept. 19 fashion show will benefit the Washington Scholarship Foundation, which will help to provide scholarships for future Miss Washington pageant winners. Downtown Kirkland boutiques will showcase fall trends in hair, makeup and clothes, all of which can be found locally. “We want to attract more people to come to Kirkland

as the place for boutiques and fashion,” said Samantha St. John, who is the business and communications manager for the Greater Kirkland Chamber of Commerce. “Bellevue is famous for having the Bellevue Collection and Fashion Week and we think we have a really great product here too.” Upon arriving at 150 Lake Street, between Milagro Cantina and Hector’s, a “fleet” of luxurious high-end cars - think Ferarris, Rolls Royces,

Audis, Bentleys and, of course, Lamborghinis - will be lined up, said the director of events Jeremiah Kahn with Emerald City Events. “There will be a lot of affluent people. All those cars - they’re all owned. They’re not from dealerships,” Kahn said, adding the successful business men and women are enthusiastic because small business was how many got their foot in the door. [ more FASHION page 6 ]

Via Lago owner Chapman McGrath Fina stands in front of her boutique, which will be one of several featured at the 2013 Fall Fashion Show on Sept. 19. RAECHEL DAWSON, Kirkland Reporter

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with 57,000 small businesses throughout the state to help build their capacity on issues such as web presence. The company is also a “great charitable partner” and has given $4.5 million in grants throughout the region for programs in engineering research, McBride said. But the company has also impacted the Kirkland community, including recent volunteer work with neighbors on the Cross Kirkland Corridor. “Without Google’s support, I’m not sure we would’ve been able to get the enthusiasm and wherewithal to purchase the corridor,” she said. But all the praise during the event didn’t come without some initial criticism from nearby residents. Greg Brodd, who lives in Kirkland’s Everest neighborhood near the Google campus, said he was concerned about the project’s traffic impact. “It’s already hard to get in and out of 9th [Avenue South],” said Brodd during the event. Anna Rising, chair of the Everest Neighborhood Association, said neighbors expressed concerns to the council and to SRM Development regarding the expansion project. “The project is being built in Moss Bay, but traffic will

Chee Chew, the director of Google’s Kirkland campus, said the groundbreaking was “a clear sign of how happy we are with our investment in this state.” That investment is $3.5 billion in Washington businesses, website publishers and nonprofits, DelBene added. The new two-story, 180,000-square-foot building is set for completion in the spring of 2015. It will be placed at the formerly contaminated 5-acre Pace National Corporation site, adjacent to the current location at 747 Sixth St. S. The current 195,000square-foot campus employs more than 1,000 people and the company expects to hire about 1,000 more. Kirkland Mayor Joan McBride said the city is “proud to be home to progressive businesses like Google.” She said Google works

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Police Blotter The blotter feature is both a description of a small selection of police incidents and a statistical round-up of all calls to the Kirkland Police Department that are dispatched to on-duty police officers. The Kirkland Reporter police blotter is not intended to be representative of all police calls originating in Kirkland, which average about 1,000 per week. Between Aug. 30 and Sept. 5, the Kirkland Police Department reported 521 traffic violations (seven DUIs), 20 school zone traffic violations, 20 traffic accidents, six animal calls, 34 alarm calls, 31 noise complaints, 18 calls of disturbance, 11 thefts, 21 car prowls, five car thefts, 20 calls of civil disturbance, five reported burglaries, 17 domestic violence calls, five calls for harassment, three reports of illegal drugs, four alleged assaults, seven acts of fraud, four malicious mischief reports, three juvenile crimes, one sex offense and two suicides. At least 40 people were arrested.

Sept. 4 Assault: 8 p.m., 11000 block of NE 125th

Lane. A 25-year-old man was arrested when he allegedly strangled his 27-year-old sister and punched her with a knife in his hand.

Sept. 3 Trespass: 12:54 p.m., 300 block of Kirkland Ave. A 58-year-old woman was arrested after she trespassed the Kirkland Community Center.

Sept. 2 Traffic offense: 9:10 a.m., 16200 block of 124th Ave. NE. A 29-year-old man was taken into custody after he was stopped for a traffic violation and police discovered his felony theft warrant. He was also charged for driving while his license was suspended. Police seized a meth pipe. Warrant: 11:45 a.m., 12800 block of NE 105th Place. A 16-year-old boy was taken into custody on a juvenile warrant.

back of his head and dug her fingernails into his arm, which drew blood because her boyfriend refused to give her cigarettes. During the assault, the woman kicked open a bedroom door after her boyfriend had locked himself in. Their 3-year-old daughter witnessed the encounter. Assault: 12:15 a.m., 100 block of Kirkland Ave. A 24-year-old man was arrested for spitting on a 35-year-old man. Domestic violence: 2:51 a.m., 12200 block of NE 116th St. A 27-year-old man was arrested after he allegedly pushed his 28-yearold ex-girlfriend and mother of his daughter, which caused a head injury. Theft: 2:47 p.m., 10600 block of NE 68th St. A 21-year-old man was taken into custody after he allegedly stole three packages of organic steak from Metropolitan Market. The steaks were worth $45.12.

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Warrant: 11 a.m., 300 block of 10th Ave. S. A 30-year-old man was arrested on a Bellevue warrant for driving with a suspended license.

Trespass: 3:20 p.m., 14300 block of 124th Ave. NE. A 21-year-old man was taken into custody after he refused to leave a private property condo complex. Police say the suspect appeared to be under some unknown narcotic.

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Domestic violence: 10:30 p.m., 13500 block of 93rd Ave. NE. A 24-year-old woman was taken into custody after she allegedly punched her 33-year-old boyfriend in the

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Domestic violence: 2:52 p.m., 10000 block of NE 123rd St. A 58-year-old man was arrested for punching his 26-year-old son in the ribs two to four times.

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Aug. 28 • Central Park Tennis Club, 5820 125th Lane NE, Kirkland, 4-8 p.m. Aug. 29 • Central Park Tennis Club, 5820 125th Lane NE, Kirkland, 4-8 p.m. Aug. 30 • AV Performance Tennis Club, 13203 NE 16th St., Bellevue, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. • Eastside Tennis Center, 10822 117th Place NE, Kirkland, 2:30-4:45 p.m. • Central Park Tennis Club, 5820 125th Lane NE, Kirkland, 4-7:30 p.m. If you were in these areas at the times above and are not immune to measles, the most likely time you would become sick is between Sept. 4 and Sept. 20. Public health officials have notified the locations where the public may have been exposed. Because most people in our area have immunity to the measles through vaccination, the risk to the general public is low, said King County Public Health officials.

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Thumbs up to art scene, down to prostitution in Kirkland

humbs up to Kirkland Councilman Toby Nixon who visited Kirkland’s sister city in Germany on his own dime. He presented Mayor Johannes Diks of Emmerich am Rhein with a copy of Matthew McCauley’s book “A Look to the Past: Kirkland” that was signed by all Kirkland City Council members and a box of candy from the Katjes candy company in Emmerich. He also purchased both of those items with his personal funds. Thumbs up to the Kirkland City Council for considering James Truhan’s column regarding ideas to improve Kirkland’s zoning process that the Reporter published last month. Truhan offered some helpful ideas that, if employed, would bring clarity to the process. Thumbs up to Penny Sweet and a group of volunteers who have memorialized 9/11 for the past 11 years by putting out more than 1,000 flags in the medians and parks in downtown Kirkland. This year, the group did not put out the flags (see Sweet’s letter below), but they will on the 15th anniversary of the horrific events. Thumbs up to Kirkland’s thriving arts scene. In the past few years, we have seen galleries move out of Kirkland or shutter altogether. However, Ryan James Fine Arts just opened this week in Totem Lake due to the city’s strong sense of community, said owner Ryan James. The gallery has five artist studio spaces for rent and plans to schedule special events throughout the month, from open-mike poetry sessions to music performances. In addition, the Kirkland Performance Center is celebrat-

ing its 15th anniversary this year. Since opening its doors, the center has welcomed more than 800,000 patrons who have enjoyed some of the nation’s top performers from the world of theater, music and dance. Thumbs up to the Greater Kirkland Chamber of Commerce for recognizing that fashion has a place in Kirkland too (see the story on page one). Thumbs up to city for beginning work on removing rail from the Cross Kirkland Corridor. Thumbs up to Google for doubling its Kirkland footprint and breaking ground on a second building here. Thumbs down to the mother who was arrested for allegedly attacking her boyfriend because he refused to give her cigarettes. It’s sad and unacceptable that the couple’s 3-year-old daughter witnessed the encounter, according to the police report.

Thumbs down to prostitution and other criminal activity that recently occurred at Motel 6 in Kirkland. The motel owner needs to come up with a better way to either screen tenants, or staff should be more aware of any criminal activity and call police immediately. Thumbs down to Summer Crush Shave Ice that a King County Public Health inspector closed down last month for being an imminent health hazard. The facility that was located near the public Peter Kirk Pool did not have a permanent health permit. Thumbs down to the construction on Northeast 116th Street in the Totem Lake neighborhood that has caused traffic back-ups for nearly a month. Road workers and all involved need to find a better way to get traffic flowing during construction.

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are every day to live in this country, in this state, in this city. We will never forget.

It’s been 12 years since the horrific events Penny Sweet, Kirkland of 9/11. Since then, a small group of us have tried to memorialize that day annually by putting out 1,000-plus flags in the medians and along the parks in downtown KirkWhat is the city of Kirkland gaining land. by repaving the northern portion of The response has been varied. Market Street and now 116th Street SOUND Many love it because they feel it is an between Market and Interstate 405? event we need to remember, as much These roads were in decent condifor the tragedy itself as for the huge tion to begin with prior to construcdemonstrations of American pride that tion. came as a result. The allocated funds could have gone toMany are concerned that it focuses on ward more useful purposes that residents are events that are too awful to remember year passionate about, such as saving the Juanita after year and that it’s time to move on. And High School pool for public use, field imsome express that it cheapens the memory to provements for soccer, baseball, and softball, simply pull out flags on Sept. 11 every year or you name it. as if that makes up for it at all. I respect all of Doug McKnight, Kirkland these perspectives. This year, we made the decision to not put out the flags. We will not do so again until 2016, the 15th anniversary of 9/11 and then I am responding to Robert Style’s letter again in 2021, the 20th. in the Aug. 23 issue of the Reporter, “Mayor I hope that you, like I did on Wednesday, wants Kirkland to look like Seattle.” lifted up your heart to the memory of all I heartily concur with Mr. Style’s summawho perished or whose lives were irrevocation of the vision that Mayor Joan McBride bly changed, to remember in particular the has had for the city of Kirkland. Any council brave acts of so many firefighters and police member who, in open council meetings, officers, and to recognize how very lucky we smiles and states that she loves “low density”

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and narrow sidewalks, is one who is in no way attuned to our city and its heritage. If we elect another mayor with such plans for our future, then we deserve what we get.

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Reporter’s lax journalistic standards

Marc Miller wrote a letter, published in the Sept. 6 issue, in which he points out a writer’s incorrect usage of the word “yielding.” Just three pages prior, there was an article about a new Kirkland business (The Whole Cat and Kaboodle) describing the store, with this gem: “Assumably, it is a cat’s paradise.” Note to the Reporter - the word you are searching for is “presumably.” “Assumably” is a little-used adverb form of the adjective “assumable.” Mr. Miller’s comment about the Reporter’s lax journalistic standards is correct. In fact, in our house, we refer to it as “the Howler,” after the “Dog River Howler,” which is a fictional newspaper in a Canadian sitcom (Corner Gas). The fictional newspaper has a very poor reputation for bad grammar and usage, among other defects. To Mr. Miller’s comments, I would just add: if you write it small-town and sloppy, so will it be perceived.

Derald Porter, Kirkland

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years of jail time with a year of community custody for the four counts. The prosecuting attorney recommended no jail time for Blankenship but six months of community custody. Both are expected to pay a $500 victim compensation fee and a $100 DNA test fee. Kirkland police caught the two burglars – thought to be connected with 100 crimes – on April 25 after they received the Washington’s Most Wanted tips. Surveillance cameras at

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Seattle couple pleaded guilty on Aug. 27 to several burglary counts and possession of methamphetamine after being arrested for burglarizing a Kirkland condo complex last April. The two were caught after Washington’s Most Wanted viewers identified them from video surveillance footage. They initially pleaded not guilty on May 9. But convicted felon Eric John Petrin, 37, recently pleaded guilty to four charges, including seconddegree burglary, residential burglary, possession of a stolen firearm and posses-

burglary, possession of methamphetamine and possession of stolen property. “On Feb. 11 … I entered unlawfully into a building at 375 Kirkland Ave. with the intent to commit a crime against a person or property therein. I stole a bicycle,” said Blankenship in her plea statement. “I feloniously and unlawfully possessed methamphetamine, a controlled substance. On April 23, I knowingly possessed stolen property, a guitar valued in excess of $750.” Blankenship also admitted to being at the Seattle residence with the intent to steal musical equipment from the residents. A King County prosecuting attorney recommended Petrin receive about seven

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sion of methamphetamine. “On Feb. 11, I entered a building unlawfully at 375 Kirkland Ave. … I intended to commit a property crime (theft) while there. I stole a computer and bicycle,” said Petrin’s plea statement. “On April 23, I possessed methamphetamine, a controlled substance. I knew what I possessed was methamphetamine and it was a controlled substance …” Petrin also admitted to entering a Seattle residence unlawfully with the intent to commit a property crime and to possessing a stolen 9 millimeter Kahr handgun. Petrin’s then-pregnant girlfriend, 25-year-old Maegan Ann Blankenship, also pleaded guilty to seconddegree burglary, residential

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and guitar. They also found a safe containing baggies of meth and crack cocaine and a cellphone that police believe was used to sell drugs. Petrin’s criminal history includes 12 felony convictions, three of which are serious offenses that disqualify him from possessing firearms, court documents state. The two will be sentenced at 1:45 p.m. on Oct. 11 at King County Superior Court.

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A red carpet will greet guests before they walk into the large 40,000-squarefoot tent. Swarovski crystal chandeliers will complement the table center pieces that will also have the crystals dripping down branches for an autumn touch. “We’re not sparing any expense when it comes to the decor of the event because we feel it will leave a really big lasting impression for people,” said Kahn. “Every detail has a focus.” The open house from 5-7 p.m. will kick-off the Fashion Walk, which will allow the community to visit the participating local merchants to learn about fall fashion trends. Champagne and hors d’oeuvres from Hector’s special menu will be at the open house and will include steak roulade, goat cheese stuffed tart and tomato basil bruschetta, to name a few. Drinks, more appetizers and upbeat music will open the Fashion Show at 7 p.m.

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so people may settle in and “absorb the atmosphere.” After some time, emcee Miss Washington USA Cassandra Searles will introduce the show. The boutique owners will showcase 10 to 12 looks in the first segment before the dog fashion show starts for intermission entertainment. “They’ll be decked out in really cute outfits,” Kahn said, noting it will be put on by the Kirkland business Boo Boo Barkery. “There’s a momand-me outfit where the dog will match the owner. There’s Doga [dog yoga] … they all have different themes.” A premium “swag bag” valued at $100 will be available for every guest that will include freebies and gift cards that are meant to be a surprise. And for those recently engaged to a groom or bride with a large wallet, stay tuned when Champagne Taste showcases a $50,000 wedding dress. Julie Bourgoin, the owner of Bella Sirena, will have a

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team of 12 doing lead hair and makeup. “I’ve always loved fashion, which is why I’ve been in the industry for 20 years,” Bourgoin said. “So just to be a part of [the fashion show] and showcase what our team’s skills and capabilities are will be a nice way to reach out to the community, to be more involved.” Bourgoin said her models’ fall-inspired hair will be “up-styled” with a more retro and glamorous feel, which is “always nice to see fall and winter because people tend to sharpen their looks a bit, whereas summer, we’re all

loose and wild here in the Northwest,” she laughs. Bold lips, dramatic eyes and coloring will set the tone for autumn makeup trends. While some models are previous Miss Washington pageant winners, many will be women in their 40s and 50s as well. “My favorite thing about this is the gals who will be modeling will be gals who are my age, which means, 40s and 50s,” said Talia Haste, president of the Washington Scholarship Foundation. “I think what’s going to be fun is you’re going to see real women in the workforce who are modeling fashionable clothes and are on the cutting edge.” Haste’s Washington Scholarship Foundation is the sole beneficiary of the Fashion Show and will receive a portion of the proceeds, which will go toward their endowment fund. The foundation gives away $45,000 annually in scholarships to the Miss Washington pageant winners, who have platforms such as breast cancer, AIDS or Special Olympics awareness. “The fact that we can partner with fashion and help young ladies go ‘Hey, I can learn to talk with people, use my communication skills, I can learn how to dress and learn how to fix myself up and really present myself in

Models will show off fall-inspired outfits from Via Lago during the first fall fashion show in Kirkland. RAECHEL DAWSON, Kirkland Reporter a positive way’ is what our organization is all about,” Haste said. “And here we are in Kirkland being able to do that with them. What’s fun is the proceeds from this will all be used years from now. And how wonderful is that?” With all of the ticket sales going toward funding the event with help from the title sponsor The Spa at PRO Sports Club, St. John isn’t sure how much will be donated because it’s a first-time event. But she is sure the Greater Kirkland Chamber of Commerce is committed to giving them something and potentially topping that goal next year. “Going forward we have hopes of building this up to a full-on fashion conference where we have a full fashion week,” St. John said. “Our hope is that people will look

at Kirkland as a place to go for thinking about fashion.” St. John said the potential fashion conference would include trainings or break-out sessions that focus on health, wellness, plastic surgery, beauty and fashion. A spring fashion show is also a possibility, Kahn adds. “It depends on how well the public takes it,” he said. “If they really want another one, it would be our pleasure to plan another show.” VIP tickets are sold out; however, general admission tickets are still available. St. John and Kahn recommend men wear suits and women should “bust out the heels” and wear fall colors – deep oranges and browns. For more information or to purchase tickets, visit www.kirklandchamber.org/ kirkland-fashion-night.

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Kirkland Councilman Toby Nixon meets with sister city mayor on his own dime ness districts with many great shops and restaurants, a lot of public art, etc.” Diks and Nixon talked about “stoking the fire” - reirkland City Councilman Toby Nixon was imestablishing open communication between the cities, pressed that a street that runs through Germany having staff assigned in both cities to be responsible is named after Kirkland - Kirklandstrasse. for nurturing the relationship and revisiting the city’s But the street naming wasn’t a coincidence. original goals, Nixon said. Emmerich is Kirkland’s sister city in Germany He said Diks also proposed sending a delegaand Nixon recently met with the mayor there SISTER tion from Emmerich to Kirkland next spring. during a personal vacation. Kirkland City Manager Kurt Triplett will Mayor Johannes Diks and Nixon met for alfollow-up and propose specific actions to the most an hour on Aug. 21, focusing on the sister Kirkland City Council, he added. city relationship and how to increase its value to During his visit, Nixon also presented the mayor both cities. with a copy of Matthew McCauley’s book “A Look to “The most surprising discovery in our visit to Emm- the Past: Kirkland,” which the author and all Kirkland erich was the things they have done to recognize KirkCity Council members signed. Nixon purchased the land - a clock on the town square showing the time in book with his personal funds. Kirkland and their other sister cities, road signs on the Diks gave Nixon a book of photos of Emmerich and main roads into town showing the logos of their sister a box of candy from the Katjes candy company based cities, even naming a street after Kirkland,” Nixon in Emmerich. said. “I was also impressed by the things we have in Nixon presented those items to the Kirkland City common that we discovered even in just a short visit Council during the Sept. 3 meeting. being on a busy body of water, vibrant waterfront busiBY CARRIE RODRIGUEZ

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public and from the Kirkland City Council and needs identified by staff, proposed amendments are periodically forwarded to the Kirkland Planning Commission and the Houghton Community Council for their consideration. The following list highlights some of the issues being considered: • Allow clustering of undisturbed areas in Holmes Point overlay zone subdivisions • Consider screening standards for stand-alone solar arrays • Allow lots with low-impact development standards as part of a conventional subdivision • Clarify the process to amend the zoning code • Clarify the relationship between Comprehensive

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