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Franklin Flyer
In Every Issue
From the Principal
From the PTA
President
Calendar
Submission Deadlines
Above & Beyond
From the Principal's Desk
Articles Dear Parents,
It was wonderful to see so many Dads join us for breakfast on Friday, March
Franklin Friends 13, 2009. I would like to especially thank Mrs. Michaels for organizing this
Franklin Fair very special event for our fourth grade students and their fathers. We will
Character Counts try to make this an annual event.
SPARC
SEF Update Congratulations to our SITE Winners
Green Team Congratulations to all the Franklin participants in the district's SITE contest
Speak Up Summit held March 4.
Caring Kids
Growing Up Special CJMEA Elementary Honors Orchestra
Project Child Find Ten students have been accepted to participate in the CJMEA Elementary
Honors Orchestra:
Sign Up Sheets
FF Kids Raffle
FF Silent Auction
FF Beach Towels Monday Morning Quotes:
Caring counts
Volunteer Always respect others
Rules are helpful
Schedules Include everyone
Recess Volunteers Never bully
Generosity counts
Friends are good
Respect others
If someone is hurt help them
Energy is good for playing
Never lie or bully
Determination is good
Stealing is not good
Hurting people is not good
Intelligence is good
People can be nice if you give them a chance
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Respect teachers and others
Everybody counts
Count kindness
You should be nice
Count everybody in
Lying is bad
Everyone should be nice
A Letter From Our PTA President
Dear Franklin Families,
We have plenty of activities to keep us Marching into spring! First and
foremost is the Franklin Fair, just 10 days away!! Franklin Fair is our most
important fundraiser of the year, without which we could not provide the many
programs that enrich our children's learning experience. The foundation of
our budget is built with revenue from the Fair. Funds are used throughout the
year to provide such activities as Peer Mediation, Art in the Classroom,
Cultural Arts Assemblies, and After School Programs. Essentially, all events
and programs that make Franklin unique and special are paid for with the PTA
budget.
I realize you are bombarded with requests for donations from organizations
throughout the community. However, in this age of state-mandated budget
cuts, it is more important than ever to support our schools. The Fair is the
only school activity for which we request 100 percent participation. Class
parents recently contacted each family to volunteer for an hour or two to
staff this event. Realizing we all have many demands on our time, THANK
YOU in advance for your commitment to the school. The value your presence
brings to the event is immeasurable.
It is not too late to purchase advance tickets or make donations to the silent
auction and/or the children's raffle. We look forward to salivating over all
those yummy treats parents bring for the infamous Cake Walk. Take
advantage of this opportunity to create some edible fun with your kids. And
of course don't forget your beach towel. Orders may be placed until March
27th, while supplies last. For many of you, time devoted to the Fair has far
exceeded the two-hour request, most notably Fair Chairs Lauren Weiss and
Deanna Smeltz, committee chairs and all their volunteers. We appreciate
everything that you have done and look forward to "Franklin Goes to the
Beach" on Saturday, March 28.
At the State of the School Address on March 11, Dr. Cole updated the
audience on goals for each grade, NJPass preparation, and progress we have
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made in Language Arts. She once again stressed the attendance policy and
requested that parents notify her in writing of any unexcused absence. On
November 5, there were 66 students absent, which is almost 18% of the
school population! This absentee rate impedes the ability of teachers to stay
on track and thus negatively affects the learning of the entire student body.
We had an amazing turnout for our first fourth grade Breakfast with Dad on
Friday, March 13th. Thank you Patricia Michaels for your tireless efforts
masterminding and organizing the event. At the breakfast, children enjoyed a
healthy meal while playing math games and sharing a social studies project.
The morning was a huge success and we hope to make it an annual tradition.
This event will be included in the volunteer package you receive over the
summer. If you have a third grader, grab a friend and chair the breakfast
next year.
We have just two remaining PTA meetings for this school year: April 20 and
May 29. On April 20, Vice President Patricia Michaels will run the general
meeting while I run the Boston Marathon. At this meeting, she will announce
the slate of officers for the 2009-10 school year and review the PTA by-
laws. Guest Speaker and Washington School parent, Debbie Bronokowski, will
discuss her initiative to source safer, economical alternatives to the toxic and
hazardous cleaning products currently used by the district in our schools. The
very first Franklin School Green team will give an update on their progress to
date. Also at this meeting, Jamie Heckelman will inform us about the Stage
Lighting Project. The meeting occurs the Monday after Spring Break; mark
your calendar and make plans to re-connect with friends during conversation
and coffee at 8:30 a.m. The meeting will begin promptly at 8:45 a.m.
The equipment has been installed, the mulch has been put in place, and the
ribbon has been cut! On Monday, we officially opened the Warwick Playground
with a ribbon cutting ceremony. THANK YOU Patty McDonald and the many
parents who stepped up to make this field of dreams a reality for our school
and community. Please stop by and enjoy this wonderful addition.
Stefanie Faris
Stefanie.Faris@comcast.net
277-4147
Calendar
MARCH
19 Character Counts Book Club 12:30pm (Anjali McCormick's)
19 Bd. Of Ed. Meeting 8:00pm Washington
20 Chess Club meets in cafeteria 3:00pm
24, 26 Family Tech -- Grade 4
26 Dr. Cole's Book Club Grade 1
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27 Chess Club meets in library 3:00pm
28 Franklin Fair 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
30 Board of Ed estimate meeting 8:00pm City Hall
APRIL
1,8 Family Math Grade 3
2 SINGLE SESSION, school ends at 12:30 pm
3 Chess Club meets in library 3:00 pm
7 Tuesdays with Sheila, 8:30 am
10 NO SCHOOL Good Friday
13-17 NO SCHOOL Spring Break
20 PTA Meeting, coffee @ 8:30am meeting @ 8:45 am
21-24 NJPASS testing for Grade 2
24 Chess Club meets in cafeteria 3:00 pm
27-30 Teacher Appreciation Week
Franklin Flyer Deadlines - REVISED
Upcoming Issues Deadline Publication
Ed: ClaireToth Mar. 27 Apr. 1
Ed: Deanna Smeltz Apr. 10 Apr. 15
E-mail the next issue's submissions to: Claire at claire.toth@mycomcast.com or
call Claire at 273-8924. (FYI you can reach Deanna at
deanna.smeltz@bain.com or call Deanna @ 608-0456)
To email submissions: Create a WORD file and send it via email as an
attachment. We will acknowledge receipt of your emails. If you would like
email reminders of submission deadlines, just let either of us know.
Above & Beyond
Cynthia Tarantino, for organizing our Chess Club.
Christine and Brian Murray, for hosting our second DARE outreach parent
program.
Deanna Smeltz and Lauren Weiss, for chairing the Franklin Fair, as well as all
the Fair committee chairs.
Patricia Michaels, for organizing our 4th grade Breakfast with Dad.
Alister Carey and Marjorie Fox, for providing helpful tips to create a greener
environment.
Lynne Strabley, for stepping up to take minutes at the State of the School
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Address.
All teachers and parents who collaborated to submit SEF grants.
Franklin Friends
We continue to plan our next Franklin Friends event to be held the week of
March 30th. Place and time still TBD. We have a few fun ideas that we are
tossing around. Keep your eyes open for further details.
If you are new to Franklin or unfamiliar with our group, Franklin Friends is a
social group whose purpose is to enhance the community feel within our school
by bringing parents together in warm and informal settings.
Please contact either Jen Isralowitz, isral@aol.com, Mary Beth Cahill
cahill_family@comcast.net or Cindy Schluter cindyfitz1@verizon.net with any
questions about or suggestions for Franklin Friends.
Franklin Fair Goes to the Beach
"Franklin Goes to the Beach" - Save the Date for the
Franklin Fair!
The Franklin Fair is coming! Saturday, March 28 - 10 am to 2pm. We'll
have leis, hula dancing, face painting, a bouncy house, sand, games, a cakewalk,
and much, much more.
Why Come?
It's a fun day for the children and our biggest fundraiser for the school. Our
kids LOVE the fair and look forward to it all year. We thought seriously
about not having it this year, but we couldn't take the thought of so many sad
faces. Please take a moment now to mark it on your calendar.
How Can You Help Get the Kids Involved?
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- Make a cake. The messier and more gooey the better. Homemade or not, we
want to send every kid home with a prize
- Help them decorate their penguin so we can in turn decorate the school. A
template was sent home in last week's Wednesday folder - go wild! Every
student who enters a decorated penguin will get their name in a raffle for one
of our charming stuffed penguins (look for the display soon as you enter the
school).
What Else Do You Need to Know?
- We realize that the fair is a big volunteer commitment. Thanks to the class
parents for coordinating all the volunteer efforts and to everyone who has
already volunteered. We really appreciate the time and effort you give to
support the school.
- We know that times are tough out there, but every little bit helps. If you
can donate to the kids auction or have something wonderful and unique to
offer to the silent auction please reach out to the folks listed below. We are
particularly in search of sports tickets and the ever-popular golf & lunch
packages for the silent auction.
- If you want to purchase a "Franklin" beach towel as part of the
celebration, Jamie Kessel has got one in your size!
- If you want to buy advance tickets, contact Stacey Supran
Thanks! We do this for the kids, and we hope you will too. If you have any
suggestions or questions please let us know.
See you at the Fair!
Lauren Weiss & Deanna Smeltz
Character Counts! Fairness
With the spring sports season beginning in a few weeks, now is a good time to
have a discussion about FAIRNESS and good sportsmanship with your
children. Please also encourage your children to take a look at the poster of
Abraham Lincoln, which is displayed on the Character Counts bulletin board in
the cafeteria. It describes why Lincoln is recognized for promoting
FAIRNESS.
2nd ANNUAL CHARACTER COUNTS! BOOK CLUB IN MARCH. Please join
us for our first book club meeting this Thursday, March 19, at 12:30 p.m. at
the home of Anjali McCormick (49 Drum Hill Drive). We will discuss Beautiful
Boy: A Father's JourneyThrough His Son's Addiction. This book chronicles
the drug addiction of a teenager named Nic Sheff. Please join our discussion
of the potential dangers our youth face as they approach their teenage years
and what we as parents can do to help guide and protect them. While the book
is painful to read, there are certainly some lessons to be learned. Beautiful
Boy underscores why it is so important for us to teach our children to be
persons of character and to make good choices in their lives. Please RSVP to
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Anjali at anjalimccormick@verizon.net by March 16 if you plan to attend. All
are welcome. NO BOOK CLUB EXPERIENCE NECESSARY.
UPCOMING IN APRIL. . . Our next parent workshop on the topic of
FAIRNESS AND TOLERANCE (the last two chapters of Michele Borba's book
Building Moral Intelligence: The Seven Essential Virtues That Teach Kids to
Do the Right Thing) is scheduled for Wednesday, April 29, at 8:45 a.m. in the
cafeteria. We hope to see you on April 29, whether or not you have attended
any prior meetings. Lauren Weiss and Cathie Westdyk will lead the discussion.
UPCOMING IN MAY . . . In response to parent feedback, we have changed
the book selection for our 2nd book club meeting in May to the international
best seller The Last Lecture by Randy Pausch. Professors at Carnegie Mellon
University are asked to give a talk entitled "The Last Lecture" where they are
asked to consider their demise and ruminate on what matters most to them.
When Randy Pausch, a computer science professor, was asked to give such a
lecture he didn't have to imagine it as his last, as he had been diagnosed with
terminal cancer. The lecture and subsequent book he wrote weren't about
dying. They were about the importance of overcoming obstacles, enabling the
dreams of others, and seizing every moment. The Last Lecture was about
living and living with character.
OTHER CHARACTER COUNTS NEWS. We are thrilled to announce that
Mary Beth Cahill, Lauren Weiss and Cathie Westdyk will be chairing the
Character Counts program next year. We are confident that the program will
thrive under their leadership.
If you would like to tell us about some of the "character counting" activities
you are involved in, please contact either anjalimccormick@verizon.net or
larawilliamson@verizon.net .
News from SPARC
THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING THE PANCAKE BREAKFAST!
Thank you to everyone who volunteered for, or attended, SPARC's second
annual Pancake Breakfast held last Saturday, March 14th at Christ Church in
Summit. Throughout the morning, attendees enjoyed a delicious pancake
breakfast, silent auction and performances by Summit elementary, middle and
high school students - all while helping to raise money for the performing arts
in Summit's public schools. SPARC's Pancake Breakfast was a tremendous
success thanks to the contributions of those who gave their time and/or
generous donations to support the event.
LAWTON C. JOHNSON SUMMIT MIDDLE SCHOOL TO PRESENT:
NARNIA, THE MUSICAL
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Join Peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy as they travel through the magical
wardrobe to the snowy land of Narnia in the classic C.S. Lewis tale of hope,
forgiveness and redemption. You will meet Mr. and Mrs. Beaver, Mr. Tumnus,
and other animal characters along the way, as well as the majestic Aslan, King
of Narnia.
This full-scale production features over 150 middle school students in the
cast, crew and orchestra. Performances will take place Friday and Saturday,
March 27 and 28 at 7:30 pm.
General ticket sales will begin the week of March 16th. Tickets are $9.00 for
adults and $8.00 for students and senior citizens. Narnia is the perfect
family show not to be missed!
SEF News
Highlights on two SEF grants in progress in our high school:
VEX Robotics. SEF funded a grant this past year to purchase two VEX
robotics kits for use in three of the electronic classes at the high school.
This enabled the school to form the SHS Robotics Team. Each kit has been
used to build one robot and is used by a team of 2-4 students. Mark Snow,
the teacher who heads the electronics classes has informed us that the SHS
Robotics Club has competed successfully in its first robotics event, "Snowtop
Robotics". The SHS team placed first in the East Brunswick Vex Elevation
Challenge. This qualifies the team to compete in the nationals in Dallas, TX.
Corey Walsh, the SHS English supervisor of the Media Literacy Education
class provided feedback on the benefits of having an interactive classroom.
Topic discussions are now able to be held on line which has resulted in
increased overall instruction time. Media literacy education has proven to
improve the exchange between students and between students and their
teachers. The Summit School District believes that media education will
prepare students to be better producers and consumers of media content and
technologies.
These are just two examples of how the money that has been raised by SEF
has gone into funding innovative programs at our schools. If you are not one
already, please consider becoming a member of SEF. For more information on
SEF and the other grants SEF has funded in our school district, please visit
our website at www.sefnj.org
Tips from The Green Team -
GREEN TIP #4 The green tips this week are coming from Franklin School
Junior Girl Scout Troop #288...
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1. Ways to Save Energy
* Walk
* Ride a bike
* Don't drive a monster truck
* Turn off the lights
* Use fluorescent light bulbs! (if you use them you could save a lot of energy!)
* Use Purell, not water
* Turn off water when you brush your teeth
* Drive an electric car
* Don't use electric pencil sharpeners
Look at what we wrote, are you helping to save energy? If you're not then
start NOW!
By Margot Murray, Ellie Rogoff, Charlotte Swalef and Kristin Lembke
2. Hey parents, you can help the environment, too! Everybody goes to
the grocery store. One easy way of helping the environment is by using canvas
bags instead of plastic or paper bags. Did you know it takes a month for a
paper bag to decompose and 500 years for a plastic bag to decompose? Now
that you read this, do you still want to use plastic and paper bags when you go
shopping? We didn't think so!
By Isabel Sottile, Nina diMayorca and Kate Klaschka
3. Troop 288 Help Saves the Earth
Junior Girl Scout Troop 288 loves the earth and we can prove it! On Earth
Day 2008 our troop cleaned up the Village Green in Summit. We walked around
the park and picked up garbage and recycling. We got good exercise and had a
lot of fun. We did it to help the environment on Earth Day (and we'll do it
again Earth Day 2009). We told you we could prove it!
By Natalie Herr, Rachel Isralowitz, Ellie Lecker and Ginny Collins
4. We know where you can throw out and recycle cans!
Do you know where you can throw out and recycle cans? There is a big clear
bin across from the Post Office in the middle of Summit. It has a meter that
shows how many cans we have recycled. You can recycle your cans can there.
Recycling one aluminum can can save enough energy to run a television for
three hours! So bring your cans to the big, clear bin across from the Post
Office and save the environment.
By Megan Jordan, Grace McGann and Sabrina Fleischman
5. Troop 288 is asking for your help
Troop 288 is asking you to participate in ways to recycle and reuse. One great
way to recycle is when you go to the grocery store. Bring your own bag. If
you don't have your own bag pick paper. It is better for the environment for
people to use paper instead of plastic because it takes 500 years for a plastic
bag to decompose. A good reuse, which also helps the environment, is to use
both sides of paper. That's how you recycle. Start today!
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By Sydney Bottum, Clara Musallam and Jayda Spann
6. Troop 288 will be selling containers.
Troop 288 will be selling reusable lunch containers. We will be selling these
containers so people can reuse and not waste and make the world a better
place. The money we will make will be spent on planting a new tree in Summit.
Please buy our reusable lunch containers. (Coming your way soon...)
By Simone Diaz, Maddie Lecker, Savannah Dooley and Caroline Westdyk
7. Troop 288 Saves the Earth!
When: 2008 April, Earth Day
Where: In the town of Summit at the village green
Who: Troop 288, Franklin
What: Cleaned up garbage and recycling at the village green
Why: to help the environment on Earth Day
(join Troop 288 as we Save the Earth again on April 24/25, 2009)
By, Stephanie Orrell, Alexis Greenblatt, Emma Mencke and Laura Coates
Speak Up Summit
Speak up Summit to host Superintendent Nathan Parker Saturday, April 4. Dr.
Nathan Parker, Summit school superintendent, will be the guest of Speak Up
Summit, a community wide public education advocacy group. The meeting will
be at 18 Blackburn Place. Everyone is welcome. Please join us at 9 a.m. for
coffee. The business portion of the meeting will follow at 9:30 a.m. This is an
informal meeting, so those with other commitments are certainly able to come
late or leave early. Dr. Parker will discuss his first seven months in our school
district--what he has learned, what is working, what might not be, and what he
hopes to accomplish in the future.
Questions? Please call Melanie Wilson at 908-598-1617.
Caring Kids Speaker
ATTENTION 3rd GRADE PARENTS
On Wednesday, April 8 at 1:15, all 3rd graders will attend a talk given by Paul
Wichansky titled "Taking the Dis' out of Disability". The presentation is just
for the children, but be sure to ask your child about it that night. Paul has
been giving his presentation to the 3rd graders at Franklin and other Summit
elementary schools for several years. He discusses the perspectives and
realities of growing up with his cerebral palsy. By sharing his experiences, and
encouraging students to ask questions that help shape their understanding of
people with disabilities, Paul tries to instill a sense of hope and inspiration that
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motivates them to realize their own goals and dreams.
Questions? Call Donna Gangi
Growing Up Special
"GROWING UP SPECIAL" IS TOPIC OF PRESENTATION
LeDerick Horne, a nationally recognized motivational speaker and advocate for
people with disabilities, will present "Growing Up Special" on Mon., March 23,
at 7 p.m. in the library of Summit High School, 125 Kent Place Blvd. The
presentation is open to the public; there is no charge for admission.
Mr. Horne is a protégé of Jonathan Mooney, founder of Project Eye to Eye
and author of the book, "Learning Outside the Lines." In the presentation,
Mr. Horne will reflect on his academic career and the difficulties he
encountered as a student with a learning difference.
The funds for this event were made available through a grant provided by the
Summit Educational Foundation (SEF). The grant proposal for Mr. Horne's
visit was made by Debbie Kosak, supervisor of special services for the Summit
Public Schools, and Pat Walsh, transition coordinator for the Summit Schools.
Questions about the presentation may be directed to Ms. Walsh at 273-1494,
ext. 5475, or Ms. Kosak at 273-6658, ext. 4.
Project Child Find
The Summit Public Schools, in compliance with Project Child Find, which was
established by the New Jersey Department of Education, seeks to locate,
identify, and evaluate resident students, ages 3-21, with disabilities who
attend non-public schools
Upon written request, the district will conduct an identification meeting for
any resident child to determine whether a child study team evaluation is
warranted.
Please make requests in writing to Dr. Jane Kachmar-Desonne, director of
Special Education Services, 14 Beekman Terrace, Summit, NJ 07901, or
contact the Department of Special Services at 908-273-6658.
Information for children with potential disabilities or those with disabilities
from birth to age three is available through Project Child Find, 1-800-322-
8174, or through Union County Special Child, Adult, Early Intervention
Services Case Management Units at 908-301-2544.
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Franklin Fair Kids' Raffle
The Franklin Fair is March 28th
Please donate for the Kids' Raffle
Popular donation suggestions:
Electronic games or game systems
Ipod
American girl doll or accessories
Sports equipment or games
OR
Donate Cash
(we will make the purchase for you!)
Cash or checks (made out to Franklin School PTA) can be placed in the
"Franklin Fair Auction" plastic shoe box or mailed to Patricia Sheaffer at 26
Portland Rd.
Arrange to drop off your donation or have it picked up! Contact Beth Sharpe
at 273-1922 or Sharpeitlnj@aol.com
Complete the form below and return it with your donation
**********************************************************************
Franklin Fair Auction Donation
Name_________________________________________________
Phone Number_________________________________________
Item Description or $ Amount_____________________________
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Franklin Fair Silent Auction
THE FRANKLIN FAIR IS
COMING.....MARCH 28, 2009
Calling all Franklin Families: Do you have season tickets to the Giants, Jets,
Devils, Knicks, Nets? Would you DONATE a pair, a foursome to the FRANKLIN
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FAIR???
Do you have season tickets to the Papermill Playhouse, NJPAC, the State
Theater or somewhere else? Would you DONATE a pair, a foursome to the
FRANKLIN FAIR?
Do you have a fabulous VACATION HOME? Would you DONATE a WEEK, a
WEEKEND to the FRANKLIN FAIR?
We need your DONATIONS for the SILENT AUCTION.
Anything you think is WONDERFUL *SPECIAL* PRICELESS......we'd love to see
it!!! Please contact LAURA COBURN with your DONATIONS. 277-1256.
**********************************************************************
NAME:
______________________________________________________
Donation ITEM:
_______________________________________________
PHONE:
_____________________________________________________
Please return to PTA box at School or drop at 235 Blackburn Road
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Franklin Fair Beach Towels
Cotton, 30" x 60" 2-ply velour, 11 lbs./doz. weight. White with soft navy print.
$20 for one towel or $18 each for 2 or more towels
Orders may be placed until March 27, while supplies last.
Return your order & payment to the box marked, "Franklin Fair Towels" located in
the Main Office.
Student's Full Name (print clearly) __________________
Student's Home Phone # __________________________
Student's Class ________________________________
Qty: ____ Beach Towels
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Price: ______________
Total Price; __________
Questions? Call Jamie Kessel (277-1712) or email kesselj@gtlaw.com
Recess/Playground Volunteers
March Schedule
Wednesday 3/18
Karen Chmelar
Corinne Taylor
Thursday 3/19
Cindy Landis
Terry Schaefer
Friday 3/20
Lucy Fleischman
Regina Swalef
Monday 3/23
Cathie Westdyk
Kelly Quinn
Tuesday 3/24
Claudia Diaz
Susie Griffin
Wednesday 3/25
Christine Kos
Andrea Smith
Thursday 3/26
Lucy Lord
Kathren Eliseo
Friday 3/27
Johanna Aguilera
Julie Kimmel
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