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SALTby Janet Spencer

In honor of “No Salt Week” come along with Tidbits as we appreciate salt!

SALT FACTS• No animal can survive without salt. Salt is a mineral, not

a spice. It’s made of 40% sodium, which is a metal with a positive charge, and 60% chlorine, which is a poisonous gas with a negative charge. Put them together and you have sodium chloride, a mineral the body is unable to manufacture on its own. Without salt, muscles won’t contract, blood won’t circulate, food won’t digest, wounds won’t heal, nerve impulses won’t get through, and the heart won’t beat. Salt regulates fluids, controls blood pressure, and helps the liver clear waste products. Salt is not just a seasoning; it’s a necessity.

• The amount of salt needed varies according to a person’s size, age, metabolism, and exertion level. The average human body contains about four ounces (113 grams) of salt. A typical human needs to ingest about 0.1 ounce (3 grams) per day to maintain the proper level. The typical American eats about 0.35 ounces (10 grams) of salt per day, and the excess is excreted by the kidneys. The concentration of salt in the blood generally doesn’t vary beyond one percent. One-third of the sodium we ingest comes from the salt shaker. The rest is already in our food.

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Publisher's Corner by Sean AtheyHey All! We hope your week is going well. I am using my usual space this week to announce an upcoming event in Milbank, SD. The Grant-Roberts Area Disability Support Services Awards Supper. Lynette and I will be attending, if you can make it, please RSVP ASAP. Please enjoy this issue - see you next week!!

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FOR SALE: 2001 Chrysler PT Cruiser,, great condition, fun to drive, very clean, 88,500 miles. $3,999. Leave message. 60-882-0607 1005

FOR SALE: 1995 Ford F150. 351 V8, 4X4, $1200 OBO. 605-520-3440 1005

FOR SALE: 1989 Dodge Power Ram 100. 4 wheel drive, auto, 318 5.2, Brown and White. 316,000 miles. $475. 1-605-690-6919 1012

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Remington 22 Auto Model 550. Asking $150. Also Stevens single shot 410 Model 94, asking $200. Cash. Call (605) 862-8325 in Big Stone.

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• September 28 - 6:30pm Do you LOVE DIY projects? Come & make Candy Corn Sugar Scrub & learn the Benefits of Cassia, Clove and Ginger. Cost is $15 per scrub! All proceeds above the cost of supplies will be donated to the Healing Hands Founda-tion! RSVP to (605) 880-4773 Come have some FUN and make scrub...Bring a friend and receive a free gift!!• October 2 & 3 - Women of Faith Simulcast 2015, New Life Evangelical Free Church, 5pm (605) 886-1977.• October 3 - Thrivent Free Day at the Bramble Park Zoo, 10am-4pm, (605) 882-6269.• October 3 - Fall Festival-A Day at the Fair, Great Plains Lutheran, 1:30-6pm, (605) 886-0672.• October 3 - Arrow Education Foundation HARVEST 2015, 5:30-9pm, Watertown Events Center, (605) 882-5321.• October 3 & 4 - Watertown Quilt Festival, All Day, Codington County Extension Complex, (605) 753-0229.• October 4 - Boy Scout Troop 8 Pancake Feed & Bake Sale, 9am-1pm, Grace Lutheran Church, (605) 868-1599.• October 4 - It's Your Party Bridal Show, 12-3pm, County Fair Banquet Hall• October 5 - 6:30pm Do you LOVE DIY projects? Come & make Cuticle Salve and Clothspin Diffuser. Cost is $15! All proceeds above the cost of supplies will be donated to the Healing Hands Foundation! RSVP to (605) 880-4773 Come have some FUN and make scrub...Bring a friend and receive a free gift!!

Watertown SchoolSeptember 28 - 10/JV Football (H) SF O'Gorman - 4:30PMSeptember 28 - 7th & 8th Grade Volleyball (H)Brandon Valley 4PM - ArenaSeptember 28 - Karing Kapers Rehearsal Continues - AudSeptember 29 - Karing Kapers Rehearsal Continues - AudSeptember 29 - Soccer PlayoffsSeptember 29 - Volleyball @ Huron - 7PMSeptember 30 - 12:30PM Dismissal - Teacher In-serviceSeptember 30 - Karing Kapers Rehearsal Continues - AudOctober 1 - 9 Football @ SF Roosevelt - 4:15PMOctober 1 - CC (H) 4PMOctober 1 - Cheer / Dance @ Sioux Falls 5:30PMOctober 1 - Girls Tennis ESD @ Yankton - 8AMOctober 1 - Karing Kapers Rehearsal Continues - AudOctober 1 - Parent/Teacher Conferences 4:30PM - 8:30PM - ArenaOctober 2 - Football @ Rapid City 6PMOctober 2 - Karing Kapers Rehearsal Continues - AudOctober 3 - Karing Kapers Rehearsal Continues - AudOctober 3 - Soccer Playoffs

Great Plains Lutheran SchoolSeptember 28 - Open HouseSeptember 28 - Parents Night VBSeptember 28 - 6:15pm VB vs. WilmotSeptember 29 - Picture Re-takesSeptember 29 - 4:30pm CC @ Sioux ValleySeptember 29 - 6:30pm VB @ Lake PrestonSeptember 30 - WLC Recruiter All DayOctober 1 - 4pm CC @ Sisseton • 6:15pm VB @ Henry (Florence/Henry)October 2 - 7pm FB vs. Tri-StateOctober 3 - 9am BOD Meeting • 1:30pm Fall FestivalOctober 4 - Honor Choir @ Trinity in Clear Lake

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Appleton City Council Meeting

Wednesday, October 21, 2015 at 5:00 PM

OCTOBER 4-10 - FIRE PREVENTION WEEK

"HEAR THE BEEP WHERE YOU SLEEP"

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Clark SchoolSeptember 29 - Cross Country @ Sioux Valley 4:30pm • VB @ DeSmet 6:30pmSeptember 30 - NE Land and Range CDE @ Webster 9amOctober 1 - Cross Country @ Sisseton 4:30pmOctober 1 - Volleyball vs Deuel @ WL 6pmOctober 2 - JH Football @ Deuel 3:30pmOctober 2 - Football @ Deuel 7pmOctober 9 - Willow Lake Homecoming (7pm)

• Although it is true that people who already have high blood pressure can lower it by limiting their salt intake, the fact is that people who have normal blood pressure are not much affected by salt. Salt, however, can be a deadly poison if too much is taken all at once. A mere 2.3 ounces (65 grams) will make a person seriously sick. About 6.6 ounces (187 grams) will kill an adult human. Salt saturation used to be an acceptable method of suicide in Japan.

• In an experiment, people were given massive doses of salt, not only in their food but also intravenously. The effects of too much salt were swollen feet, weight gain, an enlarged heart, and high blood pressure. Too little salt resulted in fatigue, confusion, muscle cramps, poor judgment, and an inability to correctly estimate passage of time. In another study, people with abnormally low sodium levels were shown to have a higher death rate than those with a normal level of salt in their bodies.

• Pound for pound, babies have almost two-thirds more sodium and twice as much chloride as adults. In 1980, a brand of soy-based baby formula jumped on the “low-salt” bandwagon and began offering a new low sodium formula. Within a few months, 34 cases of chloride deficiency in babies were reported. The babies were losing weight, sluggish, and stunted because they were not getting enough sodium chloride. They recovered after being

switched to a different formula, and the baby food company put salt back in its recipes.

IT’S A FACT• In Leonardo da Vinci’s painting of the Last Supper,

the salt container next to Judas is overturned, signifying bad luck.

• Salt is colorless, like snow. It only appears to be white because it scatters light.WORD WIZARD

• “Wich” was the word indicating a town where salt was produced such as Greenwich, Northwich, and even Sandwich, which was a place before it was a food.

• The word “salt” probably comes from the name of the town Es-Salt, which was once a capital city close to the Dead Sea. It is also the origin of words

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DEAR PAW’S CORNER: Whenever I’m away for several hours -- at work, mostly -- my dog tears up the house. “Gen-eral” will knock over lamps, chew sofa cushions, destroy my shoes ... you name it. My boyfriend says he’s got behavioral issues, and I need to be more dominant. How do I do that?

Home AloneBy Sam Mazzotta

• On Oct. 5, 1892, the Dalton gang attempts to rob two banks si-

multaneously in Coffeyville, Kansas, but meets resistance from townspeople, who kill four of the five bandits. The gang had turned to crime when they became bored with their other career pos-sibilities on the Western frontier.

• On Oct. 11, 1925, novelist Elmore Leonard is born in New Orleans. He decided to write either Westerns or detective novels, whichever would generate the most income. By the time of his death in 2013, he’d penned 45 books.

• On Oct. 9, 1934, the St. Louis Cardinals de-feat the Detroit Tigers in the World Series. The Cards nickname, the “Gashouse Gang,” had to do

with the team’s close resemblance to the row-dy, dirt-streaked thugs who hung around the Gashouse District on Manhattan’s East Side.

• On Oct. 10, 1957, President Dwight D. Eisenhower offers his apologies to the Gha-nian finance minister, who had been refused service at a restaurant in Delaware. It was one of the first of many such incidents in which African diplomats experienced racial segre-gation in the United States.

• On Oct. 6, 1961, President John F. Kenne-dy advises American families to build bomb shelters to protect them from atomic fallout in the event of a nuclear exchange with the Soviet Union.

-- Sara T., PhiladelphiaDEAR SARA: Dominance, or showing a dog who’s boss,

isn’t the issue here. (In fact, many dog behaviorists turning against the idea of using dominance or making yourself the “alpha dog” for any reason.) General is suffering severe separation anxiety. You do need to address it for his emo-tional and mental well-being.

First, talk about his behavior with the veterinarian, who likely will recommend medication to calm him when you leave the house.

The better goal, however, is to help General get past


September 28 - 8am Picture Retakes • 5pm JV Football @ DeubrookSeptember 29 - 6pm Volleyball vs. Flandreau IndianSeptember 30 - 7:15am Oral Interp Meeting Room 45October 1 & 2 - Book Fair in the LibraryOctober 1 - Oral Interp @ ArlingtonOctober 1 - 12:45pm Dismissal • 1-8pm Parent Teacher ConferencesOctober 2 - Marching Band in the Chester ParadeOctober 2 - 11:45am Student dismissal/Staff In-service October 3 - Oral Interp @ FlorenceOctober 6 - 6pm Volleyball vs. Waverly-South ShoreOctober 7 - 2pm Cross Country: Varsity Dakota Valley Conference Meet DVC Schools vs. Arlington @ Six Mile Creek, White, SD

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• “We are moving out of our apartment, as we finally found a home to purchase. With all the new projects, we’re going to need our deposit back, so we want to leave the old place in tip-top shape. Here’s a trick we learned: Tiny nail holes in drywall are in-stantly patched by rubbing a bar of soap across the surface.” -- S.G. in Arkansas

• Now is the time to have your heating systems checked if you have not done so already. And before you start a fire in your fire-place, make sure you have your fireplace inspected for cracks in the mortar joints. Very small cracks can start a fire in your home, as the flames can be sucked through the gaps. While you’re at it, spring to have any creosote buildup cleaned out. Be safe AND warm this season!

• Most cake recipes ask you to grease and dust the cake pan to make removal easier. To avoid un-sightly flour marks on the outside of the cake, just dust the pan with a bit of the cake mix instead of us-ing flour.” -- J.P. in Pennsylvania

• “For troublesome-to-open jars -- pickles and such -- use a pair of standard dishwashing gloves. It’s a great gripper, especially if your hands are the least bit moist.” -- D.L. in Indiana

• “Wear oven mitts to protect your hands when clipping roses or other thorny plants.” -- O.L. in Louisiana

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September 28 - 7:30-8am Open WeightroomSeptember 28 - 4:00pm Cross Country @ Ortonville Golf CourseSeptember 28 - 5:00pm JV Football @ Lac Qui Parle Valley High SchoolSeptember 28 - 6:00pm VB @ Lac Qui Parle High School C Squad starts at 4:45pmSeptember 29 - 7:30-8am Open WeightroomSeptember 29 - 4pm 7th/8th Grade VB vs. Milbank @ - Ortonville AuditoriumSeptember 29 - 5pm ECFE Ortonville Elementary Gym, High School Commons Leap into LiteracySeptember 30 - 3pm BPA Region 8 BPA Fall Leadership Conference Minnesota West--Granite Falls9am-1pm FCCLA Leadership Training @ MorrisOctober 1 - 4:30pm Cross Country @ Granite Falls Golf CourseOctober 1 - 4:30pm 7th/8th Grade Football vs. Wheaton/Herman/NorcrossOctober 1 - 4:30pm 7th/8th Grade VB vs. Wheaton/Herman/NorcrossOctober 1 - 6pm VB @ Wheaton/Herman/Norcross C Squad/4:45pmOctober 2 - 7:30-8am Open WeightroomOctober 2 - 7pm Football @ Dawson BoydOctober 3 - 8am Volleyball Tournament @ Canby JV ONLYOctober 4 - 1:30pm Trap Shooting Milbank Trap Range

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September 29 - Farmer's Market - Graceville Senior Center 5-7pmSeptember 30 - TOPS 8:30amSeptember 30 - Al-Anon 6:30pmOctober 6 - Farmer's Market Graceville Senior Center 5-7pmOctober 6 - Sno Rider 8pm

September 28 - Cross Country Boys Varsity Meet @ Ortonville Golf Course 4pmSeptember 28 - JV Football vs Hancock 4:30pm September 28 - JV Volleyball vs Summit 6pm September 28 - Volleyball sv Summit 7:30pmSeptember 29 - 7/8 Grade Volleyball @ Rosholt High School 4:45pmSeptember 29 - JV Volleyball @ Rosholt High School 6pm September 29 - Volleyball @ Rosholt High School 7:30pmOctober 1 - Cross Country Boys Varsity Meet @ Sisseton 4:30pm October 1 - 7/8 Grade Volleyball vs Hancock 4:45pmOctober 1 - Volleyball vs Hancock 7:30pmOctober 2 - Football vs MACCRAY 3:30pmOctober 3 - JV Volleyball Tournament @ Long Prairie-Grey Eagle 9amOctober 5 - 7/8 Grade Volleyball vs West Central Area 4:30pmOctober 5 - JV Volleyball @ West Central Area 6pmOctober 5 - Volleyball @ West Central Area 7pmOctober 6 - 7/8 Grade Football vs Ortonville 4:30pm October 14 - 7pm Assisted Living Center - Bill Jamerson. Author, song-writer & filmaker. A fun nostalgic look at the 1930's Federal Works Program that gave employment to 3.5 million men. Hilarious stories, foot taping songs & a short video makes this a "must see" experience!

October 21 - 6pm Library - Author Jeff Falkingham, a Minnesota history buff and mystery lover who writes for readers of all ages who share those passions. He loves talking with readers about a wide variety of topics, including Minnesota history, Sherlock Holmes mysteries, and the writing and publishing process.

Farmers Market at Sodak Gardens Every Thurs. /3-6 pm

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Deuel School DistrictSeptember 28 - MS Volleyball vs Hamlin & Castlewood 4pmSeptember 29 - Cross Country @ Sioux Valley 4:30pmSeptember 29 - Volleyball vs Hamlin & Castlewood 5pm-on TVSeptember 30 - FFA Land & Range Judging @ Webster 9amSeptember 30 - 7:30am-3:40pm Flu Clinic for Staff, Elementary & MS StudentsOctober 1 - MS Volleyball @ Clark/Willow Lake 3pmOctober 1 - Cross Country @ Sisseton 4:30pmOctober 1 - Volleyball @ Clark/Willow Lake 6pmOctober 2 - PK ScreeningOctober 2 - Connect for Kids FeedOctober 2 - StaffOctober 2 - Cross Country 3:30pmOctober 2 - MS Football vs Clark/Willow Lake 3:30pmOctober 2 - Football vs Clark/Willow Lake 7pm

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like “salami” and “salad.” The words “war” and “peace” originate from the ancient Arabic words for salt and bread, perhaps because the first wars were fought over these two commodities.

• Much of human society has been built around salt, which has often served as the cornerstone of economy. The Roman government used to pay its soldiers in salt, and our word ‘salary’ comes from the Roman word for salt. Any worker who didn’t work hard was “not worth his salt.”

WHY IS THE SEA SALTY?• Seas are salty because water dissolves the natural

salts in the soils and rocks it flows through on the way to the ocean. Over the eons as water has continually evaporated from the oceans, the salts have been left behind. The concentration builds up year after year. The oceans are 3.5 percent salt.

• The Dead Sea, which, at 1,300 feet (396 m) below sea level is the lowest place on the planet, has plenty of fresh water coming in but not a single place where water can go out. Because the rate of evaporation is so high, all the incoming minerals are left behind. In some spots the Dead Sea is 23% salt which is too salty to support any kind of life. By comparison, the Great Salt Lake in Utah is about 20% salt-- so salty that it never completely freezes over.

• About 97% of Earth’s water is in the form of salty seawater.

• When evaporated, 150 gallons (567 l) of seawater will yield 35 lbs. (15.8 kg) of salt.

• There is enough salt in the seas to cover all the continents to a depth of 500 feet (152 m).

• The first patent ever issued in America was for a process to recover salt from sea water.

• Where salt seas became land-locked and dried up, large strata of rock salt were left, which are good places for salt mines. One of the largest salt plants in the U.S. is located in Texas City, where there’s a salt deposit that’s 1.5 miles wide (2.4 km) and over three miles (4.8 km) thick. There’s enough salt in

this one location to supply the world’s needs for some 20,000 years.

• The Erie Canal was built with funds raised from a 12% tax placed on American salt and, once built, was used to carry heavy loads of salt from the factories in New York.

DON’T DRINK SEA WATER• Your kidneys are responsible for making sure the

ratio of salt to water in the bloodstream stays at the optimum level. If you drink salt water while stranded on a raft in the ocean, the level of salt in the bloodstream skyrockets. The kidneys now work overtime to add water to the blood in order to return things to normal. Sea water is three times saltier than urine, so for every cup of sea water that is drunk, the body has to make three cups of urine to flush the salt out of the body. This robs your body tissues of their natural supply of water, and you become dehydrated much faster than if you had not drunk the salt water.

FAST FACT• Some species of sea birds have a gland between

their eyes that filters salt from seawater that the bird drinks and empties it out of the beak. Some birds, like the albatross, cannot drink fresh water or they suffer from salt deficiency as the salt continues to pour out of the gland. The camel is also adapted for drinking brackish salt water. Pure water may intoxicate the animal.


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At the Community CenterOctober 3 - Plant Swap - 10am October 5 - City Council Meeting - 7pmOctober 6 - BSC Senior Citizen Potluck Lunch - 12pmOctober 8 - EDA Meeting - 12pm

Big Stone City SchoolOctober 15th: Staff In-Service, No SchoolOctober 16th: No SchoolOctober 19th: All School Assembly, "The Magic Guy" 2:00pmOctober 30th: End Q1, 12:30 Dismissal

Ol' Settlers' Supper will be held at the Trinity Lutheran Church on October 4, 2015. Menu will include roast beef, mashed potatoes, candied carrots, gravy, sauerkraut, sausage, breads & desserts. Serving from 5-8 PM. Adults $9, age 12 to 5 $4, under age 4 free. Carry outs or in-town delivery available. Please call Betty at 320-839-3084 or the church office at 839-3422 Monday-Thursday. Country Store will also be open from 5-8 on Saturday with baked goods, garden produce & crafts available for sale.

The Town and Country Garden Club from local area, will be hosting the 2nd annual Plant Swap to be held at the Big Stone City branch library on October 3, 2015 from 10:00 until Noon. Outdoor or Indoor plants may be brought to swap for another, or to give away.

Big Stone City Library Janelle Kelly/Branch Manager

400 Washington Street • Big Stone City, SD [email protected] • Wed 2-6pm • Sat 10am-1pmA new book club called Chapter One will be starting & will be held the first Thursday of each month starting on October 1st at the Big Stone City Branch Library from 7-8pm. All adults of the community are welcome. Please stop at the library to get more information, register & receive the title of the book for the first month.

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September 29 - Cross Country @ Sioux Valley 4:30pmSeptember 29 - Homecoming Coronation 7pm in WhiteSeptember 30 - Cross Country @ Colman-Egan 1pmOctober 1 - JH/HS Volleyball @ Elkton (Cancer Awareness Night) 5pmOctober 1 - DVC Oral Interp in Arlington 9pmOctober 2 - Homecoming Football Game vs Arlington 7pm in WhiteOctober 3 - Oral Interp at Florence

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• It was 20th-century American journalist and cartoonist Robert Quil-

len who made the following sage observation: “A happy marriage is the union of two good forgivers.”

• In a recent survey of parents with adult children, 45 percent of respondents said they would rather stay in a hotel than in the home of one of their kids.

• In 2009, the government of Saudi Arabia estab-lished a special Anti-Witchcraft Unit to combat the practice of sorcery. By 2011, there were nine bureaus in cities across the country. The following year, 215 people were arrested for sorcery.

• Those who study such things say that all kanga-roos are left-handed.

• When you think of hibernation, you probably pic-ture a bear holing up in a cave for the winter, right?

You might be surprised to learn that creatures don’t just hibernate to get through the winter months; al-most any adverse environmental condition can trigger such a response. For instance, on the island of Mada-gascar, the fat-tailed dwarf lemur hibernates for seven months during the dry season.

• If you’re a fan of Major League Baseball, you’re going to pay three times as much to attend a game in Boston as in San Diego.

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• Monday, September 28th- CC in Groton at 4:00 pm. JV FB with F/H in Wilmot at 4:30 pm. VB with CGB in Graceville, MN at 6:00 pm, they will depart at 4:15 pm. • Tuesday, September 29th- PICTURE RETAKE DAY STARTING AT 9:00 AM!!! 7th and 8th FB with Browns Valley in Wilmot at 5:00 pm. Booster Club Meeting at 7:00 pm at Bitter Lake Lodge. • Wednesday, September 30th- SAEG Meeting at Todd and Billi Whempner’s House at 7:00 pm. • Thursday, October 1st- CC in Sisseton at 4:30 pm. VB with Langford in Waubay, 7th and 8th at 5:00 pm, JV at 6:15 pm, and varsity to follow. • Friday, October 2nd- Staff day. MAPS training for teachers from 8:00 to 3:30 pm. FB with WSS in Waubay at 7:00 pm. • Saturday, October 3rd- 7th and 8th FB with Clark-Willow Lake in Clark at 10:00 am. • Sunday, October 4-9:15 am Sunday school, 9:30 am Coffee time, 10:30 am Worship at Hope Lutheran Church (Children's church and 3rd graders receiving Bibles)

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his anxiety. You may be able to help him see that you’re not going away forever, and that each time you leave the house you will come back. A common way to do this is to dress as if you’re going to work, say goodbye to General, and leave -- but only for about five minutes. Then come back inside and greet him. Repeat this frequently, slowly lengthening the time you’re away until you can be out for an hour or more.

You also can leave little treats or toys around the house for General to play with.

Walking your dog before you leave can relieve some of his restless energy. If you’re only taking General out to relieve himself before you head off to work, try going out much earlier and walking further or playing with General.

If medication and/or desensitization training don’t work, consult a trainer who specializes in separation anxiety.

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