Finally a marathon on a weekend day instead of weekdays when most of us can't
see them! Looking forward to Eureka coming back though i really hope they're
not making it turn as slapstick as it's starting to appear...
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i'm trying to figure out how Cameron Diaz earned so much last year. I was never
much impressed with her, less so in the last few years.
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Agree all around
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I agree Garner wasn't the best and the woman on Angel would have been
perfect, but with them writing it like a TV movie, they really destroyed its
chances - more than the casting. I tho
great story and very interesting commentary on people.
but that being said I really must say I don't think most people hated
"Catwoman" because she's overtly sexual or confident. I don't see any kind of
misogynistc bent here. They hated the movie because it's a horrible film, with
some of the w
I agree about Jolie. She's a good actress but she keeps popping up in all these
"starring Angelina Jolie" roles. I mean, for gosh sakes, she was one of the
voices in Kung Fu Panda, which was completely unnecessary!
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you got that right!
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True, it wasn't a very good movie, would have worked best as a spy film. Jolie
and Butler were presences in search of a good script, Djimon Honsou wasted
again in another "African" role
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How did that work out for them?
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Second Tomb Raider wasn't the best script, but look at it again and note what a
good *spy* movie was lurking at its core. I've said since then, Jolie should be
setup to be the female answer to Bond. Although I tire of overexposed actors,
she's good enough for that track, but you're right, castin
Yeah I know I just disagree about the Matrix sequels.
Superman 3 was painfully awful, superman 4 actually had the potential to be
better, but was horrible.
Blade 3 was a joke, with Snipes sleepwalking through the role, and Jessica Biel
getting really irritating with her "see my body and see how
yeah but that's them. Like somone just said, MI-3 was called "flop" by some,
but it made its money back, and then some. I think when possible writers and
directors have to hold the bean counters at bay and put out a good product.
Bottom line is, with Nolan and Bale back, the third film would eas
One reason is the take done on them, they're produced by idiot men with
videogame and music video sensibilities and abilities, who are all about flash
over substance. They focus on the tight costumes, the sexuality, over-the-top
fight scenes, and they throw out some trash like some kind of Spice
Gawd with an awful movie Catwoman was! If someone were to tackle it, I'd
suggest Nolan. Pitoff (or whatever the hell that director's name was) just saw
a woman in a tight costume and took it there. Selena Kyle could make for a more
complex character by far, and in Nolan's hands I think she'd tru
Love the actor, just not sure another different kind of psycho like Penguin
would work after Scarecrow, Joker, and Two Face. I loved Batman 2, the studio
hated it. They all but pushed Burton out of the director's chair for delivering
a film that was too dark. Burger King and others that had coun
But that's my point, make the third film "smaller" in terms of not being as
broad in scope, action, characters as the second. That would take it back to
being more like the first, which was basically Batman against Ra's and, to a
lesser extent, Scarecrow. The second film is amazing--phenomenal,
Agreed. And frankly, I thought the Matrix trilogy was good too, I think the
Wachowskis accomplished what they set out to do, though fans lamented the loss
of the action-packed virtual reality cyberpunk aspect of the first film. Sure,
it got a little laborious in its philosophizing and speeches,
That's my point don't try to top this film. Just make a good third film that
logically continues the threads left over from the second film. Don't try to
outdo the second in any way, just tell a good story. And for that, I think
Ra's, Talia, and maybe even Two Face might work
I disagree about B
Ra's Al Ghul and Talia!
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Batman Villains & Casting Speculation
By Thomas Leupp
As The Dark Knight mounts its record-breaking box office run, talk of future
sequels has already reached a fever pitch.
I've been talking to people about this for a few weeks. Think we discussed this
here a while back. Back then I stated that I think Ra's Al Ghul's return would
be a great idea. I still think that would work. One, Ra's is immortal (or at
least long-lived) so he could return. If Nolan doesn't want
ha-ha! It's an uncanny resemblance indeed, though Bale seems to be rather
introspective and intelligent
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I'll take in the listen later. And I may never be able to watch anything Bale
is in now, after realizing that
Hey, am I the only one who thinks Christian Bale looks like George Bush? Freaks
me out at times!
If you want to O.D. on Batman, NPR's Fresh Air is doing an interview with Bale
and Nolan today. The audio is available for listening with a click after 3 pm
EST today.
http://www.npr.org/templates
say otherwise, Keith. We all know you here...)
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ristian Bale. Just knowing he's in it makes me interested.
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Saw it this morning, still thinking about it. Full review tomorrow.
I applauded when it was over. Wow. Densely layered plotting, amazing acting
fr
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I had a big issue when the prince was originally of "European" origin. yet
another example of Hollywood not wanting to put two Blacks together no screen
for a love story. Better, typically, to make it a woman of color and a European
man (Will Smith movies notwithstanding, being the exceptions).
By the way, some cool trailers at the movies. Although it's a shame for a
lifelong comic fan to admit, i've never read the famous "Watchmen", but the
trailer for the movie really caught my attention. And while I'm very skeptical
at anyone remaking the classic "The Day the Earth Stood Still", I w
l be scrounging leftovers, because I'm not *about* to miss any of
this.
http://www.youtube. com/watch? v=fQUxw9aUVik
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Saw it this morning, still thinking about it. Full review tomorrow.
I applauded when it was over. Wow. Densely layered plotting, amazing acting
from all, not just Ledger, good action scenes, very deep, very dark. Triumph of
a movie. Absolutely amazing for "only" a "comic book" movie. The last
k out the film early tomorrow morning!)
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Great news! The final eps of "Avatar" return to Nickelodeon this Monday, July
14! New shows air every day at 8 pm EST, with a two hour movie finale to the
series
>From the e-mails he's sent on hemp in the last few weeks, it's obvious buddy
>likes to use it to er--relax--periodically. Not my scene, but I do agree that
>hemp is criminally underappreciated in America. It has a host of
>uses--nutrition (breads, ice cream, protein drinks), clothing, woven
>c
you bet. you seen The Dark Knight yet? I'm catching it early tomorrow morning,
so tonight will be a nice treat for me with all this animation on
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Anyone been watching the Avatar series all week? Great shows. As a reminder,
the two-hour final movie that pits Ang against the Firelord airs tonight at 8
pm EST on Nickelodeon. That, and Hellboy animated movies over on Cartoon
Network at the same time. Pretty cool! Who needs the Dark Knight?
(
Wow, for those of you not wanting to brave the long waits to see "The Dark
Knight", there's quite a TV night on tonight. Not only is the Avatar series
wrapping up with a two-hour movie, but Cartoon Network is running two
back-to-back Hellboy animated series, starting at 8 pm EST. Here's synopse
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> > evolved into a major-league Lantern. Abin Sur is Daxamite, possessing
> > all the powers of Superman, hampered only by a case of near-fatal
> > leadpoisoning, which his ring constantly has to compensate for in order
> > to keep him alive. Barring that,
All this being said, have i told you before how much i hate the whole "summer
blockbuster" concept? I really feel it's a manufactured thing that's
unfortunately caught on since Jaws and Star Wars. The idea that summer films
must be big and bloated, full of CGI and action, or funny and breezy rom
I'm really hyped about seeing The Dark Knight, which is getting across the
board rave reviews from fans and critics alike. Here in the ATL, last night's
midnight shows were sold out, and I think today's are as well. I'll probably
try to do an early Sunday show to minimize how early I need to get
Me too! I consider her to be one of the best "Bond Girls" ever, because she
wasn't just eye candy or a woman to be rescued by James. And unlike Halle
Berry's Jinx, Yeoh's character was completely convincing as a secret agent.
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you know it! They're serving bluebell ice cream and snickers tomorrow.
Seriously!
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Keith, I trust that you've passed this along to those in your place of work...
;-)
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Wow, amazing and cool how seriously some peole take comics.
The discussion of Batman--not "superman", but at the same time, possessed of
peak-human abilities in vaires areas that might conflict, such as agility and
strenght and speed--remeinds me of Captain America. Technically, Steve Rogers
is
Increasingly, secure company sites are also generating a picture that lets you
confirm it's them. You log in and select from dozens of options. It could be a
picture of a mountain range, a cat, a forest, etc. One bank I do business with
uses the picture, then allows me to name the picture and
Wow. Of course, I'd never do this to my people! Still, it never hurts to be a
little extra nice to your friendly neighborhood LAN guy. I'm particularly fond
of fresh-baked chocolate chip cookies. And Haagen Daas vanilla ice cream.
Having a few Dove chocolate candies at your desk wouldn't hurt
Pretty cool, though I think leaving Phoenix off the list is a mistake. The
Phoenix-force would put her up there with Thor and Surfer. I'm not sure the
Green Lantern should be so low. With the proper will, a Lantern's ring is said
to be the most powerful item in the DC universe. With the will of
i read about this earlier today. sounds like a really cool idea ,and so simple.
i'm seriously thinking of getting it. I was embarking on a plan to build my own
computer/DVR system to start doing Internet-based viewing, as, simple as i know
it is, the whole DVd-by-mail thing from Netflix never ap
"Bowfinger" was an underrated film that was very funny, ditto for
"Showtime"--at least, the first 45 minutes or so. "Showtime" was a funny riff
on the burgeoning reality show trend, and Murphy was amusing as the cop who
wants to be an actor more than anything, paired up with the weary career cop
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hey, I *do* watch it for the wife. Just like I watch "Army Wives" for her. The
female leads have *nothing* to do with that!
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That is what I was thinking. We ain't buying it Keith. :)
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Hmm... I get the point of satire, of pointing out the ridiculous. One wonders,
though, how many people will *see* this cover but never *read* the "serious"
articles, and just take this as a magazine verifying their already suspicious
thoughts about the Obamas...
I guess the only way this would p
Naw! My wife has a "movie" purse that she brings. It's one of those pursues
that's really a small bag, so we can stuff sandwiches in there. I also always
wear a light jacket to the movies because I often get chilled, so I can hide
cans and bottles in the jacket pockets. We went to see "Mongol" r
That's cool. I was intimidated taking yoga at first too. I'm flexible for a
guy, espeically one my size who lifts weights and runs. But some of the women
and one guy in my class are really flexible indeed. But I learned to put that
aside and just focus on *my* path. Besides, this being Power Y
ha-ha! You got me! But you gotta admit: Victor Newman is a study in egomaniacal
power mad excess!
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Y&L for the wife?
Likely story Keith.
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Well, if they can pull off some cool trailers and generate early good buzz like
"Iron Man" did, maybe one GL could work.
Funny thing now is, if they focus on Hal Jordan, and then have Stewart show up
as his buddy/kinda sidekick who will be a GL, but not in this film, it'll look
like a copy of th
I need to drop a review of Hancock, which I enjoyed despite some's concern
about the less than model Black man's behaviour, and despite the fact that it's
Will Smith in his eleventy-millionth performance. Haven't seen Hellboy yet. It
was raining in the ATL yesterday and my wife and I stayed in,
i'll probably get my tickets early on Fandango, and be at the theatre an hour
before showtime, flush with hidden bologna sandwiches, chips, and pound cake!
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There's still over a week before "The Dark Kn
Correction. I meant every week I talk to someone who's discovering "Jericho" in
reruns, and stunned it was cancelled.
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Stargate and X-files are good examples too. And back on Star Trek, TNG was
really actual
Stargate and X-files are good examples too. And back on Star Trek, TNG was
really actually weak its first couple of seasons, with many forgettable shows,
characters, and FX. Tasha Yar wasn't that great an actress to me, many people
hated Diana Muldar's Dr. Pulaski (a meaner McCoy clone), Worf's
I agree. Jamal-Warner keeps getting offered comedies when he's a very good
dramatic actor. It'd be a waste if that's all he ever gets. Yeah, Fridays were
kind of overloaded back then, but I still loved it!
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Ditto. it was the only reason I paid for Showtime back then. Of course, as
mentioned, once HBO started all those serious dramas, Showtime tried to follow
suit and scifi was jettisoned.
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That is true,
What I do not understand is why Sci-Fi movies make the most money in
Hollywood, yet Sci-Fi shows do so poorly on TV
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The animated film telling the fight between Superman and Doomsday airs tonight
on Cartoon Network at 9 pm EST. I'm curious as to what you might think of it.
It has some great moments, some things I liked, some I didn't. My overall
impressions (no real spoilers here):
* Didn't care for the voice
Bill Cosby? Aw hell, naw: he'll start in on the young Black men in the crowd,
telling them they're a disgrace to us all. Then Obama will be "not black
enough" again, and Jesse Jackson will show up wanting to cut his n--s off
again...
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Reece,
Do you practice any of these forms? I take yoga twice a week, and we begin and
end each class with what i guess is Zen meditation. I enjoy it. It does help
center and relax me. Outside of class, though, I haven't started meditating
yet. (Part of me thinks I might be afraid of facing some
Minor spoiler:
What I heard was that anything that elevates his heart past a certain point
triggers the transformation, which includes intense exercise or even arousal
with a woman. I was told this points to simply his metabolism speeding up as
the trigger. The traditional comic explanation all
"Malcolm and Eddie" was a joke. Both Jamal-Warner and Eddie Griffin are better
than that show.
I don't think "Voyager" can be held responsibe for the demise of scifi on TV.
Despite the unfortunate and unwelcome focus on tight-suit-wearing Seven of
Nine, Voyager still had decent plots at times.
The thing I'm getting from this article and from the Presidential campaigns now
is the running almost-joke of how the campaigns are disclaiming anything and
everything immediately. What I noticed most from this article isn't what Bernie
Mac said, but the quote "The incident drew response from O
I haven't seen the movie yet, but I understand Norton and company rewrote the
exact trigger of Banner's transformation to the Hulk? If so, i don't care for
their interpretation...
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"We're happy with the financial re
enaissance days of Sci-Fi viewing.
Sigh
What I do not understand is why Sci-Fi movies make the most money in
Hollywood, yet Sci-Fi shows do so poorly on TV
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"Jeremiah" made me realize that both Perry and Jamal-Warner were good actors
who'd grown past their hit shows' roles. I wonder: did anyone else in Hollywood
notice their performances, or just dismiss the show as just scifi?
Absolutely I remember those days! My wife and I always go out to dinner
"Jeremiah" dealt with a post-apocalyptic world, fifteen years after what was
called "The Big Death". A disease of some type killed everyone on the planet
over a certain age, I think it was around 13 or 14 (puberty). When the show
takes place, Jeremiah (Luke Perry) and his pal Kurdy (Malcolm Jama
Yeah, I watched. The ep with Jason Priestley is one I hadn't seen before, and
was good. Like a lot of actors who were considered good luckin, or nearly
"pretty boys", Priestly plays a good psycho.
Watching "Jeremiah" is always an experience for me. It was an engaging show.
I'm always struck at
It wasn't a failure in terms of making money. Movie cost around sixty million
to make, and has grossed over one hundred thirty million so far. "Lady in the
Water" cost seventy million, only grossed seventy-two million. "The Village"
cost sixty million, made over two hundred fifty million worldwi
ditto
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Yippee! I'm sick of this torture
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Great news! The final eps of "Avatar" return to Nickelodeon this Monday, July
14! New shows air every day at 8 pm EST, with a two hour movie finale to the
series, "Sozin's Coment", on July 19. Here's some info on the finale of the
series: http://www.nick.com/shows/specials/comet/
Several eps
Brent,
found this e-mail while going through my old saved stuff. Great timing as I
was just thinking about this, one of my fav cartoons ever. One wonders how
Shyamalan's recent failures with his movies will color perception of an
"Avatar" film, especially if they try the cartoon-to-live-action
Which show, Jeremiah or Burn Notice?
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Wow, talk about good stuff: "Burn Notice" on USA, and SciFi Channel's running
a block of "Jerem
Wow, talk about good stuff: "Burn Notice" on USA, and SciFi Channel's running a
block of "Jeremiah" shows. Those are always good to revisit
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I'm sure it'll be rerunning all over the place...
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Thanks, Keith. Odds are, I'll miss most of the marathon, as I'm just getting in
from Oxford and a long way away from home. But I will see the season premiere
for ce
Anytime. I only really noticed because I'm on vacation this week.
I was going to rant last week about the curious method some stations use to air
their programming. For the last several weeks I've found it very hard to catch
"Burn Notice". Most of the reruns have aired late night on weekdays, o
USA network is running a "Burn Notice" marathon today. Started around 8:30 EST,
runs till around 4 pm, I believe. The second season premiere airs tonight at
10 pm.
The good thing is that both the season premiere and most of the marathon will
be re-aired late night tonight.
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Man, I've been looking forward to this flick for a while. I had some initial
misgivings with Ledger as Joker, but his look--twisted, psychotic--changed
that. I hope the growing hype doesn't spoil the experience, but still thinkign
it will be great. I thought I read that Aaron Eckhart as Harvey D
I never did drop my review of "Kung Fu Panda", which i loved, but one thing
that did irritate me was this very point. I *never* look at the cast when going
to see an animated film. I'm more concerned about the look, the plot, and
assuming the producers hire the best voice talent possible, not t
Let me correct myself: it's not that the court is saying "some of the kids
might be in danger", but that it couldn't be proven that any of the kids were
in imminent danger. Subtle but important difference. Not sure where this heads
next. Does the state have to do this on a family-by-family basis
I hear you. The wild thing is how their look and dress hit people more than the
rumours of what they were doing. I know some people who were skeptical, or at
least, cautious, until they saw them. The look of that ultra-modern (for 1829)
dress made some people think, of course they're odd
Not say
http://www.fldsdress.com/
Wow, talk about irony . A sect that in many ways hails back to "simpler" times,
now has a website hawking their "simpler" clothing. What a strange world in
which we live. Do the Amish have web sites...?
I had conflicting feelings about this site when first I visited it
Thank you, and it has *nothing* to do with all those women on Army Wives! :)
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You are a good husband :) Army Wives and All My Children Shows dedication
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Thanks! I've been spending almost every evening working in the yard. My yard is
very small, but it still requires a lot of time to weed, repair the soil, and
keep my flowers and herbs alive, especially when they're in pots. I get home
from work around five, but I still only have a couple of hour
"Kung Fu Panda" really is worth a look-see. It's charming and funny, visually
pleasing in many spots. Definitely written with families and kids in mind, it's
not as overall sophisticated or mature in storytelling as the great "The
Incredibles". But it's also not just a kiddie movie at all. We w
Critics' (yeah, i said it--critics!) are split. I see some who like it, some
who feel it's a muddle, incoherent mess.
A question. Is some of this just this director's style? I've never seen Night
Watch or Day Watch, but I seem to remember some of you saying much the same
thing: that you liked a
It's Cakes and Ale in downtown Decatur.
http://www.cakesandalerestaurant.com/eat.html
They have an aracini (which I understand is a Sicilian dish of baked or fried
rice balls in bread crumbs) dish with citrus and fennel pollen. Also, a salmon
meal that comes with a salad that is made in part wi
Great review, as always. I've gotten into sort of a mode to see non-blockbuster
movies during this time when blockbusters are foisted on us every weekend. I
saw "Iron Man", of course, but couldn't yet muster up the energy to see Indiana
Jones or Hulk yet, though I hear both are okay, and Hulk is
A resturant here in Atlanta has a dish made with fennel pollen on the menu.
I will say this for fennel, whose licorice-like taste i don't quite care for:
it grows like a demon and is a great draw for butterflies. I bought two six
inch high plants at Loew's two months ago. Now each stands five f
ha-ha, true!
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If it had been anything less, I would've called for a check on the test. It
would've *had* to have been incorrect.
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What else would you expect from me?! :)
:)
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From: Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Keith, I keep telling people that I'm evil, and occasionally feel the need to
demonstrate. ;-D
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: aw man! why'd you have to force me to relive that
memory??? :(
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Date: Friday, June 13, 2008, 10:27 AM
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED] ups.com, KeithBJohnson@ ... wrote:
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> the couple of shows I saw were a bit...disturbing. A lot of
aductions, desmemberings, kidnappings and torturing and rapes. It
seemed to deal with the sickest of the sick, and women w
aw man! why'd you have to force me to relive that memory??? :(
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From: Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Keith, he *did* go metal for a time. Went with the sleeveless look, really
buffed up his arms...thug practice?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: ha-ha-ha! Well,
Where do ECW and Ghost Hunters figure into SciFi's vision for the future, hmm?
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From: "Tracey de Morsella" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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