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asimmer
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2004/10/09, 08:22 PM
Yes, either yogurt or a scoop of protein mixed into your porridge.... Bravo for you for keeping to your eating plan with such a hectic schedule!!!!

Here is my Saturday!

8:30am - (slept in) 2 oz steak (leftover)
1 egg, 3 whites, over easy
2 wasa crisp w/olive oil spread
coffee

Lean DynaX tea
1/2 hour cardio, abs

11:30 2 small labrada carb watchers protein bars
and a medium apple (at daughter's tumbling class)

2:30 At the corn maze....not many choices
2 bratwurst (no buns) ketchup and mustard
1 ear grilled corn, butter

walked through corn maze, petted 'exotic ' animals (princess, there was a scottich highland calf!!!! Soooo cute!), I think i need a Yak, a pigmy goat and a wallaby....

5:30 We went to the German restaurant, but i had NO BEER!!!!
I had a thin slice of canteloupe, a thin slice of honeydew, a small triangle of wtaermelon, a slice of apple with a slice of gouda on it, a slice of swiss cheese, a slice of havarti with dill.
I also had some roast wild boar (very good) some elk meat and a small portion of rabbit stew, and some red cabbage, yummm. Not tooo bad considering I was at a German restuarant!

At 8:30 i will have a cottage cheese 'sundae' and tonight I am going to bed on time!



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princesslodgey
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2004/10/10, 07:36 AM
Excellent work at the restaurant, amy!
Highland calves are soooooo sweet :)

yesterday:
10.00 - porridge oats made with ff milk, 1 slice wholemeal bread with low salt yeast extract, 1 with PB
12.30 - legs workout
13.30 - PWO shake
14.00 - veg soup, slice of low fat cheddar, apple
17.30 - skinless chicken breast in tomato and basil sauce, brocolli, peas+sweetcorn, 2plums
22.00 - protein bar (couldn't eat any earlier, work was hectic)
00.30 - tuna on toast
02.30 - cottage cheese

Cals - 1700

Noticed I was less hungry today, I think because I exercised and had my PWO shake earlier on. I had yoghurt+whey this morning, we'll see how I go :O)

Oh, and I lost 1.5lbs this week :O)

princesslodgey
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2004/10/10, 07:37 AM
Sorry I should have typed, "I noticed I was less hungry yesterday"....Damn this shift work!
asimmer
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2004/10/10, 07:03 PM
princess - incomplete sentences are okay here!

Sunday - I felt a cheat coming on allll day...

I made a new recipe for breakfast today - sweet potato and squash pancakes. It was good and I will post the recipe in a seperate post.

6:30am sweet potato panckaes (3) and 1 egg, 4 whites.
coffee, Sf sweetener

9:15 3 sweet potato pancakes
2 slices lean turkey ham

12:45 Healthy Choice chicken soup with rice
extra chicken breast strips (added to soup)

4:30 (here comes the cheatin'.....)

2 small diet coke/bacardi Limons
nachos compuestos (chips, beef, beans , cheese,
jalapenos, sour cream, guacamole, olives)

Ugh!!!!

We are going to watch a movie and I am going to have 1 scoop of ice cream......if my stomach stops feeling so full.

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Carivan
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2004/10/10, 09:11 PM
Well at least you got it out of your system Amy and good work on the pounds Princess!

My intake today was poor.
10:30 (restaurant) 2 scrambled eggs, 6 slices bacon, 2 slices of ham, 1 slice dry whole wheat toat, 2 coffees.
12:30 1 coffee

2:30 MRP

5:30 1 1and 1/2 inch pork chop, boiled turnip,
mixed beans, 1 slice of vanilla cake roll 2 coffees.
8:00 1/2 handfull of nuts.

Feel like I missed all my good food today. Anyway tomorow I'm at the gym, b ut have to have lasagna for dinner, and will be roasting 3 bushells of red peppers. Oh well.

Happy thanksgiving!

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Ivan
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princesslodgey
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2004/10/11, 03:42 AM
I cheated yesterday too but it was a scheduled cheat :o)

11.00 porridge, slice of ww bread with pb, natural yoghurt with 1/2 scoop of whey
14.30 protein bar
16.30 apple
18.00 chinese meal. Had seafood szechuan with no rice, which I thought would be reasonably good, but it was really oily :O(
21.00 veg soup, cheese slice
23.30 tuna on toast
03.30 protein bar

Calories - who knows?
asimmer
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2004/10/11, 10:11 PM
Well, it is Monday - last Monday i had a loss of two pounds, right on target. This Monday I was down another pound (at least it didn't go up!!!) but I am sure it would have been two if I hadn't cheated!!!!

Ivan - why are you roasting 3 bushels of red peppers???

Is Canook Thanksgiving different than Amerkin Thanksgiving???

Here is today - not too bad...

6:30 am - sweet potato pancakes
(without lemon juice, much better)
1 egg, 3 whites, overeasy
coffee, SF sweetener

9:30 (on the schoolbus, last day!!!!) 2 scoops Isopure Perfect, 1 Tbsp Udo's perfect blend oil, water.


12:00 salad greens
chicken breast
Newman's olive oil and vinegar dressing
2 wasa krisp
1 wedge laughing cow light creamy swiss


3:00 Smoothie:
1/2c oats (nuked 1 min with some water)
1/2c frozen strawberries
2 TBSP lite n'fit yogurt
1 cup skim milk
Blend...yummy!

4:15 - 45 minutes steady state cardio


6:00 roast chicken
sweet potato pancakes
handful of 'home fries'
(sliced and reheated baked potatos)

9:15 I will have some cotage cheese and hit the sack!!!!!

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Brian Johnston, The Power of The Champions
Carivan
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2004/10/11, 11:40 PM
Canook Thanksgiving is the same as Amerkin Thanksgiving, but this year we decided to have lasagna (great cheat with the mozzarella, ricotta and white pasta).
The peppers are an italian ritual (my wife is of the culture). I went to the market and bought 3 bushels, barbecued them today from 1:00-4:30, and drank red wine (another good cheat).
After they are bbqued they get peeoled, seeds taken out, sliced thin, and put in freezer bags. We eat them as a side dish or with chicken sandwiches, just about anything. We aleways put olive oil and garlic on them. Really good and healthy.

So today wasn't a good eating day, but did get to the gym.

9:00 yogurt
9:20 workout
10:30 pwo chocolate biox extreme whey shake
11:15 cottage cheese with 1 slice grain bread, handfull of almonds.
12:15 coffee
1:30 Coffee
3:00 glass of red wine
3:40:glass of red wine
5:30 lasgana, salad, red wine, wild berry pie, coffee

This was not a typical day. I will live through it, and tomorrow we are back to normal.

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Ivan
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princesslodgey
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2004/10/12, 04:31 AM
yesterday for me

09.00 cottage cheese
12.45 porridge, slice of ww bread with pb, natural yoghurt with 1/2 scoop of whey
16.45 pasta with tuna/tomato sauce. Bit of a cheat as it was white egg pasta. 2 plums
20.30 veg soup, cheese slice, apple
00.00 tuna, bean + rice salad
05.30 protein bar (at work, didn't eat sooner as was sleeping - yes this is allowed!)

Cals 1700

Ivan, that red wine is sounding very good, maybe I'll make tonight my cheat meal - I've not had red wine for ages :)

Amy, congrats on the weight loss :big_smile:
asimmer
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2004/10/12, 09:02 PM
You are doing good, princess!
Ivan - the peppers sound tasty and healthy, if you like bell peppers (I think they are the devil). Bell peppers must be cheap, because anytime they make something healthier they add lots of bell peppers. have you noticed that? Anyhow - to each his own...glad you are enjoying Thanksgiving.

Today: down two pounds from yesterday (water weight)

6:30 bodybuilder pancakes
coffee, sf sweetener

9:45 smoothie
1c skim milk
1/2c oats (nuked 1 min. with water)
1/2c strawberries, frozen
2 TBSP strawberry lite n'fit yogurt
1 1/2 scoops mango peach Isopure protein powder
(i had that in my smoothie yesterday,
i just forgot to list it)

12 worked out

2PM PWO shake - today was pink lemonade crystal lite,
roadside lemonade protein powder, dextrose,
maltodextrin, pinch of salt.....


Had a long afternoon, helping auger the main line......dinner was late...

6:30 Grilled chicken salad with greens,
avocado, soft cheese, pico de gallo
4 tortilla chips w/salsa


before bed, if I am hungry, I will have some cottage cheese...

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"Achieving worthwhile goals requires a consistent investment of time and effort on your part....The rewards you receive will be in direct proportion to the consistent effort you put forth."
Brian Johnston, The Power of The Champions
asimmer
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2004/10/12, 09:23 PM
Hey - where is fitnscosmogirl?????
Carivan
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2004/10/12, 10:23 PM
Thats funny, come to think of it, I paid 8.00 a bushel. That is cheap for the red ones. Ended up making 7 pints (the freezer bags) great stuff!

Today's eating was better but still not enough.

10:00 coffee
11:00 trained
12:20 pwo biox chocolate shake
1:30 2 cups kashi high protein cereal (delicious)
3:30 Champ nutrition MRP
4:00 handful of cashes and almonds (raw)
5:45 bbq fillet of salmon. I had about 2 decks of cards worth,spinnach,baked potater, yogurt.
7:30 coffee and half a cookie (they're big)

!0:30 cottage cheese then bedtime!
Alot better than the last few days but not enough food!

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Ivan
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princesslodgey
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2004/10/13, 07:35 AM
Ivan, I can't believe you made me drink red wine! I am holding you fully responsible! :big_smile:

08.00 cottage cheese
12.00 porridge, slice of ww bread with pb, natural yoghurt with 1/2 scoop of whey
15.00 4 rice cakes with yeast extract, apple
18.30 smoked trout with steamed vegetables
22.00-02.00 3 glasses red wine, corn crackers with tuna/some with cashew butter.slice of cheese. :(
02.30 cottage cheese

calories 2300. oops.

I think I definitely have to declare yesterday cheat day, I'll just have to behave for the rest of the week.
Carivan
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2004/10/13, 08:55 PM
Sorry, I'll take the blame this time, but next time at least share with me, please!!:cool:

Ok so today was a boring back day at the gym.
8:30 coffee & yogurt
10:00 pwo shake biox chocolate
11:15 kashi high protein & fiber cereal
12:45: 4 eggs-1 yoke omlette, with 1/2 slice mozza cheese and roasted peppers and salsa, v-8 juice
3:00 MRP
4:00 handful of almonds and cashews (raw)
6:00 About 6 oz marinated chicken breast bbq'd, broccoli, big bowl of salad (Tomatoes, cucumber, onion, romain, carrots, red cabbage with olive oil and vinegar) roast peppers on the side.dessert was 5 hershey kisses.
7:30 coffee
9:00 green tea

I've started glucoseamine and also have started apple cider vinegar supps. Will test it for a month to see if it works.



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Ivan
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asimmer
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2004/10/13, 09:28 PM
Running around all day - didn't do to badly, though. I did discover a new addiction - Chipotle burrito Bowls....Oh boy!

6:30 am 2 eggs, 3 whites, 2 wasa crisp w/olive oil spread
coffee, SF sweetener


Out running errands - stopped at Grocery store picked up:

10 am meal 1 red grapefruit (boy it was goood)
1 wasa krisp
1 small package of turkey jerky
Big Aquafina water (I think of it as a treat,
how twisted is that?)


1:30 - still out running errands (anything to avoid
cleaning the basement)
Chipotle Burrito Bowl - ate 1/2 of it (half for
tomorrow, yes!):
rice
black beans
shredded beef
lettuce
salsa
guacamole
corn salsa

2:00 coffee, sf sweetener and 8 SF meringues (a serving is actually 13!)


5pm homemade chicken potpie (lowfat, little crust)

7pm arms and abs

8:15 two small detour bars (feeling lazy, but needed to eat something...)

I ordered some cookies and cream protein from beverly Int'l today - i can't wait!!! I also ordered some supps......

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"Achieving worthwhile goals requires a consistent investment of time and effort on your part....The rewards you receive will be in direct proportion to the consistent effort you put forth."
Brian Johnston, The Power of The Champions
princesslodgey
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2004/10/14, 07:21 AM
Back on track yesterday. Slight hangover killed my motivation, but I managed to drag myself into the gym and felt better for it.

11.30 porridge, yoghurt, yeast extract on wholemeal bread
14.30 tomato soup, cheese slice, apple
17.00 arms/shoulders, cardio
18.15 PWO shake
19.00 salmon + steamed veg. 1 kiwi fruit
22.00 tuna on toast
01.00 3 rice cakes with yeast extract
02.30 cottage cheese

cals 1540

the morning yoghurt seems to be doing the job as far as controlling my appetite is concerned
Carivan
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2004/10/14, 04:32 PM
Good to see you here fitncosmogrl. Take care of the boy and yourself.

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Ivan
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asimmer
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2004/10/14, 05:44 PM
You should at least have a protein shake before your workout, then your pwo shake.
You need to figure out how to fit some real food in during the day.
If you can't have a real meal an hour and a half before your clzass, stick with the shake.

I hope you and your son are feeling better soon, asthma sucks, I know.

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Carivan
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2004/10/14, 08:48 PM
Well another day , my supplement lady tried to sell me zanthrax 3! And says it took an inch off her.! Like she had the inch!
7:00 high protein cereal, with a coffee
8:40 trained
10:00 PWO chocolate biox shake
12:30 can of tuna with tablespoon of salsa, alot of broccoli, tomatoe lettuce onion cucumber salad. V-8 Juice
2:30 handful of raw almonds
3:00 Vanilla mRP
6:00 about 8oz of lamb, greek salad, pita bread, diet coke.
at about 10:00 I'll have cottage cheese then bed!
Also include apple cider vinegar pills (3) doing a test.


princesslodgey
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2004/10/15, 06:09 AM
zanthrax 3? does that come mail order in suspicious packages?

anyway, welcome back and get well soon fitncosmogirl.

yesterday:

11.30 porridge, slice bread+PB, yoghurt
14.30 soup, cheese slice, apple
16.45 legs workout
17.30 PWO shake
18.30 lean pork steak + mustard, steamed veg. kiwi fruit
22.30 tuna on toast
03.00 protein bar

cals 1660
asimmer
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2004/10/15, 12:36 PM
Yes, 4:30 am protein shake - could even be with skim milk.

After your workout protein and dextrose/maltodextrin is optimal, you need the mix of simple and complex carbs.

An hour later you need a meal of some sort - even a turkey sandwich on whole wheat bread and some cut-up veggies - you can eat that in the car or while getting everyone ready in the morning - just prep it the night before so it is ready to go.

You need a meal with protein (or snack with protein) every three hours. So, noon, lunch, 3:00 small meal or shake, 6:00 dinner, before bedtime shake or cottage cheese.

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Quoting from fitnscosmogrl:

I am using optimum nutrition shake...

so then at 430 am ..protein powder with water?

then after protein powder with water and glutamine..

then breakfast?...by that time do not think I have time for breakfast...I need to get my son and myself ready to take him to school and me to work...so If I have lunch at 12...then my mid day snack at 230 or 3...I should have another shake...protein with water? or a meal replacement shake?....then what about after I teach class? another shake? then my dinner?..sorry for all the questions..but I was on a perfect meal plan...or still am...but just in case they change me to work full time...everything gets messed up..:)
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asimmer
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2004/10/15, 12:43 PM
Here was my hursday - a bad day - my husband was home ....I have no excuse....

8:30am spinach, mushroom and cheese omelette
1 1/2 slices 9grain toast with butter
coffee, sweetener

1:00 Indian food:
1 vegetable samosa, vegetables pakora
basmati rice, 2 pieces naan
curried vegetables
spinach w/garbanzo beans
1 piece tandoori chicken
green sauce and tamarind sauce
chai tea


3:30 1/2 leftover burrito bowl from yesterday.....



6:30 shrimp wrapped in bacon
garlic/herb marinated shrimp
chicken nuggets
BUD LIGHT... I broke down and drank light beer, he was drinking Octoberfest....at least Bud Light is mostly water!

9:00 almonds, gummy bears (what a stellar pre-bedtime snack:()

I ordered some supplements and will stop screwing around on my diet when they get here, because then I am just wasting money...

I will post today's intake later - hope everyone is feeling strong going into the weekend!!!!!

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Carivan
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2004/10/15, 09:55 PM
Amy, sounds like you let the dawgs out!!! We are only humans!
Enjoy it, and don't feel bad. I am sure you will get back in to it today/tomorrow??
7:15 yogurt, and coffee
10:00 trained weights & cardio
11:30 PWO chocolate shake
12:45 7 eggs, 2 yokes with salsa and mozza cheese. Grain bread, and green tea.
2:00 yogurt, handful of almonds and cashews (raw),
4:00: MRP vanilla low carb, Champion nutrition,
6:00 1cup of pasta with the best meat sauce on this side of the border, salad.
7:30 cardio
9:00 coffee with haff of a donut.
I'm too lazy to add up my calories, so if anyone wants to give me a rough estimate, be my guest.
Hope you all have a nice weekend, and Mary if your working, hope it goes well.
I must say, Asimmers thread is really great for the motivation dep't. I really look forward to readiing these posts.
No training until monday for me.


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Ivan
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princesslodgey
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2004/10/16, 07:43 AM
yesterday:

08.30 mixed nuts
10.00 porridge, yoghurt, cashew butter on wholemeal bread
13.00 veg soup, cheese slice, apple
15.30 cardio
16.30 lean pork, veg and egg noodle stir fry
20.00 tuna salad
00.00 protein bar
02.00 cottage cheese

cals 1700

I agree, Ivan, this thread is helping me keep a handle on the diet side of things, it's like a mini cutting phase support group! Hope everyone has a good weekend too.:)
princesslodgey
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2004/10/17, 07:02 AM
yesterday:

11.00 porridge, yoghurt, yeast extract on bread
13.30 soup, cheese slice and apple
17.00 chicken breast, cabbage and brocolli
20.30 protein bar
00.00 tuna on toast
02.00 cottage cheese

Cals - 1660

felt pretty knackered yesterday, think I'm getting a cold, so I didn't workout
bb1fit
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2004/10/17, 10:37 AM
Been following this thread somewhat....it is good for everyone. Way to go guys, the discipline you show should help others.

Princess....porridge?? Is this like oatmeal? Just curious, heard of it of course, but don't believe I have ever had it.

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princesslodgey
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2004/10/17, 01:09 PM
yeah, it's (porridge) oats heated with milk. I think it's just the same as oatmeal, but isn't ground. (is oatmeal ground?)
princesslodgey
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2004/10/18, 07:34 AM
nightmare! put on half a pound this week!

Think it is mostly water retention and BF monitor confirms this, but it's hard not to be a little discouraged, I would have like to have seen a small loss.
I didn't manage quite as many cardio sessions as I would have liked last week, if I don't manage so many this week, I will stick to nearer 1500 cals than 1700, and see if that helps.

sunday:

10.00 Porridge, 2 slcies bread with PB/ yeast extract
12.30 Chest/back workout
13.30 PWO shake
14.00 soup, cheese slice, apple
18.00 chicken breast + steamed brocolli
22.00 tuna on toast
23.30 3 rice cakes with yeast extract, kiwi fruit
03.00 protein bar

cals 1700
asimmer
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2004/10/18, 07:51 AM
princess, honestly - half a pound? You need to stop with the weighing all of the time. Your weight can fluctuate many pounds from water retention alone.
The best way to see if things are changing is to take polaroids (or digitals) every two weeks and compare them side-by-side. You should see slight changes every two weeks.

My weekend was Good Amy during the day and Bad Amy at night....too much Mexican food, some margaritas... popcorn at the movie theater. I am too ashamed to list it all:surprised:

Today I am back on track and my order from Beverly came - oh man, the new cookies and cream flavor protein is like dessert!!!!!! I am still waiting for the other supps I ordered, but now I have a new short-term goal - to drop 10 lbs by Nov. 13th, when I am going to a bodybuilding show for inspiration...:dumbbell:

Does anyone else think we should start a second post so it is easier to pull up?

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