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Calendar of Events [View Previous Events Here.] October 2010
7th—5:30 pm Peace Works Committee 12th—5:45 pm Take Action Against Hate Annual Banquet, Cataldo Hall, Gonzaga 13th—5:45 pm Veterans For Peace
14th—5:30 pm Police
Accountability Coalition Mtg 21st—5:30 pm, Peace Works
Committee 23rd—United Nations Day
TAKE ACTION AGAINST
HATE ANNUAL BANQUET
October
12, 2010, 5:45 pm
(doors open) come join us for the “Take Action Against Hate” annual
banquet,
and celebrate Raymond Reyes’ life as he receives the “Eva Lassman –
Take Action
Against Hate Award – Individual.” . The Human Rights Education Institute
will
also be receiving the “Eva Lassman – Take Action Against Hate Award –
Organization.” Ken
Stern, from the American
Jewish Committee, will be our Keynote Speaker discussing “Why Hate
Matters”. The cost of the dinner is $50.00 per
person,
$400 for a table of 8 people, or $500 for a corporate sponsorship, with
the
proceeds benefiting the work of the Gonzaga Inst. Action Against Hate. September 2010
1st—5:30 pm Death Penalty
Abolition Committee 1st-4th Spokane Tribe Labor Day Powwow, Wellpinit, Washington 3rd-5-8 pm First Friday Art Walk, Fishes and Dishes 35 W. Main; Peace Corps presents African Exhibit, Express Personnel 331 West Main 3rd—5-8 pm Zero Sum Exhibition Opening 610 West Second Avenue 8th—5:30 pm Death Penalty Abolition Committee 8th—5:45 pm Veterans For Peace 8th—6:30 pm “From Black Scratch,” the Karl Maxie Story, Cheney Library 9th—5:30 pm Police Accountability Coalition Mtg. 9th—7 pm—Cal Brown Execution service and vigil, All Saints Lutheran Church—314 S. Spruce 9th—7:30 pm—Catholic Ministries “consistent life ethics” vigil steps of Crosby Center, Gonzaga 10th—Deadline for registrations, Exploring Non-Violence 9/25, 10/16 and 23 11th Spokane AIDS Walk, Spokane Riverfront Park 11th—1-7 pm Main Street Fair, Division to Browne 11th—7:00 pm “Handy-Dandy” a two person play on nuclear disarmament, Moran Prairie Library 15th—6:30 pm “From Black Scratch” the Karl Maxie Story, Moran Prairie Library 16th—5:30 pm Peace Works Committee 18th—10-4 pm Peace Arts Festival, Unity Church 21st—6:30 pm International Day Of Peace, Honoring the Nations Ceremony, Center for Spiritual Living 33rd & Regal 22nd—6:30 pm “From Black Scratch” the Karl Maxie Story, Spokane Valley Library 29th—4-7:00 pm Free Community
Picnic, Women’s and
Children’s Free Restaurant, 1620 N. Monroe
SAVE THE DATE:
November 7,
Membership Meeting Main Street Fair KYRS On Air Fun Drive Sept.
10-16 Tune to 92.3 and call 509-747-3807 to lend your support.
August 2010
5th—5:30
pm,
Peace Works Committee
12th—5:30 pm, Police Accountability Coalition Meeting
19th—5:30
pm, Peace Works Committee
21st—10-4, Unity In The Community, Riverfront
Park
Unity In The Community
Unity
in
the Community is in its 16th year
and we are looking forward to seeing you celebrate with us this year on
August
21, 2010. Our theme this year is "2010 Ways to Celebrate Diversity!"
The Center For Justice
Provides Free attorneys during
the
summer,
in Riverfront Park
From 1:00—4:00 p.m. every
Saturday (except 4th of July weekend) July 2010
1st—5:30 pm, Peace Works Committee 8th—5:30 pm, Police Accountability Coalition Meeting 2nd—5:30-8:30 pm, KYRS Silent Auction, Aunties Bookstore 3rd—2-4
pm, KYRS Live Auction, Aunties Bookstore 2nd—5th Fellowship of Reconciliation 5nd Annual Conference, Seabeck Conference Center, Seabeck, Wa ofor.org Meeting 9th—5:30 pm, Ice Cream Party and Movie Night All Saints
Lutheran Church “Have You Heard from
Johannesburg”—324 S. Spruce 10th—5:30 pm, Exploring Nonviolence Part Three Saranac Bldg. Third Floor 15th—5:30 pm, Peace Works Committee 24th—3-7:00 pm, PJALS Picnic—Cd’Alene Park At the bandstand. 29th—4-7:00
pm,
Free Community Picnic, Women’s and
Children’s Free Restaurant, 1620 N. Monroe Fellowship
of
Reconciliation
52nd Annual Conference “Visioning
the Confluence of Justice and
Peace” at Seabeck Conference
Center, Seabeck, Washington,
Friday, July 2-Monday July 5, 2010wwfor@wwfor.org or contact Habet
Gawjubsm /Registrar
503-244-7703 janetchawkins@msn.com. Website http://www.ofor.org to view
their
schedule and fee schedule. June 2010
3rd—6:00 pm, Unity in the Community fundraiser Saranac Building 2nd Floor Rooftop 25 W Main For More
info call Carla 209-2602 3rd—5:30 pm, Peace Works Committee 7th—5:30
pm, Peace Keeper Training 10th—5:30 pm, Police Accountability Coalition 12th—11:00
am, Gay Pride March and
Rally 17th—5:30 pm, Peace Works Committee 19th—5:30 pm, Exploring Nonviolence, by Rusty and Nancy Nelson 26th—5:30 pm, Exploring Nonviolence Part Two
June 3, Unity
in
the Community fundraiser,
silent
auction, entertainment, food 6:00 pm on the Saranac Building 2nd floor
rooftop,
25 W. Main—Order tickets Carla 209-2602 $20/person $30/couple May
2010
4th—4:30 pm, Community Summit, 1522 N. Washington Ste 208 “The Loft” 6th—5:30 pm, Peace Works Committee 8th—9am-7 pm Spokane Valley Heritage Fair 12113 E. Sprague Ave—922-4570 9th—Mother’s Day—All Day Long! 13th—5: 30 pm, Police Accountability Coalition 15th– evening,
2010 Armed Forces Torchlight Lilac Parade will be
held on
Saturday
evening, May 15. 20th—5:30 pm, Peace Works
Committee 21st – PJALS annual Auction at Mountain Gear. 6021 E. Mansfield— 5:30 pm __________________________________________________________
Attend the Open House and tour of the new NW LGBT Center 5/4/10, 1522 N. Washington at 4:30 and attend the Community Summit at 5:30 to discuss “Gay Spokane” exhibit and collaboration of Pride Week events. RSVP carol@thelgbtcenter.org The Yakima Valley Peace Advocates Network meets the second Monday each month, 6:30 pm. at the Unitarian Universalist Church, 215 N. Second Street, in Yakima. Once or twice a month they protest the war (or the absence of peace) at the corner of 16th and Nob Hill. The Boundary County Peace Group meets the second Saturday of each month at 9:00 a.m. at the Panhandle Health District office. You are invited to join them. Call Gary 208-267-7374 for details. April 2010
1st—5:30 pm, Peace Works Committee 2nd— 6-8 pm, Transcendence Project, Community Bldg. 35 West Main 8th—5:30 pm, Police Accountability Committee 10th—9:00 am, Boundary County
Peace Group, Panhandle
Health District Office 10th—4:30—9:00 pm, Lands Council Annual Auction, Lincoln Center 17th—12-11 pm Earth Day Main event 20th—6:00 pm, Steering Committee 22nd—5:30 pm, Peace Works Committee 24th—7-10 pm Great Spokane Art Party, Community Building 35 W. Main, lobby $50/ person, $80/couple
30th - “Racism Hurts Everyone” Workshop, YWCA, For
details call
326-1190
The Lands Council Dinner & Auction is Saturday, April 10th. Doors open at 4:30 p.m. for silent auction bidding and socializing. Dinner at 7:00 p.m., Live auction at 7:45 p.m, Cost Tables: $400 (8 guests) Individual guests: $60 To reserve, contact Kristi at 509.209.2851 or kfountain@landscouncil.org March 2010
December 2009March 4, Thursay 6:00 pm
- Part II of the Community Organizing Workshop, 35 W. Main, Community
Building lobby
March 6, Saturday, 7:00 pm - Two States, or One? Ali Abunimah, the premier Palestinian-American spokesperson for Palestinian self-determination, will speak about the thesis of his book "One Country: a Bold Proposal to End the Israeli/Palestinian Impasse". All Saints Lutheran Church in the Sanctuary, 314 South Spruce, Spokane (Browne's Addition, next to Coeur d'Alene Park). Wheelchair accessible. $10 donation requested at the door, $5.00 students. 7th—3-5 pm, International Women’s Day, SpokaneWoman’s Club, W. 1428 9th, open to the public free 10th—7:15 am, Fig Tree Breakfast, Cataldo Hall, Gonzaga campus, make reservations thru PJALS $10 11th—5:30 pm, Police Accountability Committee 12th—6:00 pm, Hands On
Reception for March 13 Conference w/ Marcy Westerling of the Rural
Organizing Project, —Messiah Lutheran,
4202 N. Belt March 13, Saturday, 8:00 am to 5
pm. Messiah Lutheran Church,
4202 N Belt St., Spokane. Peace
and Economic Justice Action
Conference. Keynote Speaker Marcy Westerling of Rural Organizing
Project, Oregon. Workshop tops include: Immigration, Online
Organizing, Police Accountability and Criminal Justice, Nonviolence and
Social Change, Palestine 101, War and Peace, Campaign Financing, Rural
Organizing and Community Organizing. 16th—6:00 pm, Steering Committee 18th—5:30, Peace Works Committee 18th—7:30 pm, “The Other” - Life lessons from the Rwanda Genocide, Teaching Theatre, Weyerhaeuser Hall, Whitworth U. campus. Speaker Carl Wilkens remained in Rwanda l 1/2 years to rebuild and now works in US to promote awareness of genocide in places like Darfur thru grass roots activism. FREE 16th—6:00 pm, PFLAG “Raise Your
Hand Spokane”
campaign kick off Canyon Bluff Clubhouse 2610 W. Westwood Lane at
Thorpe Road
February
4,
11,
18,
25
-
Spokane Winter Indoor Market,
Community Building, 35 W. Main St., 11 am.
February 4, Thursday. 5:30 pm, Peace Works meeting, at PJALS mezzanine conference room. February 9, Tuesday. 4:30 pm, Economic Justice meeting, at PJALS mezzanine conference room. February 11, Tuesday. 5:30 pm, Police Accountability meeting, at PJALS mezzanine conference room. February 16, Tuesday. 5:30 pm, Steering Committee meeting, at PJALS mezzanine conference room. February 16, Tuesday. 6:30 pm, Need to Know, All Saints Lutheran Church, 314 W. Spruce St. (Brownes Addition), Marianne Torres and Myrta Ladich, presenters. February 18, Thursday. 5:30 pm, Peace Works meeting, at PJALS mezzanine conference room. February 23, Tuesday. 4:30 pm, Economic Justice meeting, at PJALS mezzanine conference room. February 25, Thursday. 6:00 pm, Community Organizing, Part I, PJALS. Part II, March 4. January 2010 Jan 7, 14, 21 & 28 • Spokane Winter Indoor Market, Community Building,35 W. Main St., 11 a.m. January 7, Thursday. 5:30 pm, Peace Works meeting, at PJALS mezzanine conference room. January 12, Tuesday. 4:30 pm, Economic Justice meeting, at PJALS mezzanine conference room. Jan 14th— noon Eastern Washington University Women's Center Lecture, "Human Trafficking: Modern Day Slavery," by Azra Grudic, Lutheran Community 207 Monroe Hall, EWU, Cheney, Jan 17th—4 to 6 p.m, Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration, "It Started with a Dream: Many Views, One Vision!" Elson Floyd, President of Wash. St. U. First Pres. Church, 318 S. Cedar St. Jan 18th— 10 am, Martin Luther King Jr. Unity March, INB Performing Arts Center, 334 W. Spk. Falls Blvd. Jan 18th—5:00 PJALS info table, 6:00 MLK movie “Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. – a Historical Perspective” made 1994, by Thomas Friedman,at Woolf Conf. Room, Jepson Center., Gonzaga U, west of Desmet January 19, Tuesday. 5:30 pm, Steering
Committee meeting, at PJALS mezzanine
conference
room. Jan
21st—7 pm, Dr. Bill Dienst update Gaza—Still in the Shadows.
What
will
it
take:
Next
steps and what you can do. All Saints Lutheran
Church 314 S. Spruce Street (next to Coeur d’Alene Park) January 26, Tuesday. 4:30 pm, Economic Justice meeting, at PJALS mezzanine conference room. Jan 27th—noon, EWU. Women’s Center Lecture, "The Most Famous Woman in Islam," Sherry Jones, 207 Monroe Hall, Cheney Jan
30th—12:30 to 5 pm, E. WA. Legislative Conference, Episcopal
Cathedral of St. John. Pre-register with The Fig
Tree. December 1, Wednesday. 7-9:00 pm, Movie, "At the Death House Door" Gonzaga U School of Law, Moot Court Room. December 3, Thursday. 5:30 pm, Peace Works meeting, at PJALS mezzanine conference room. December 8, Tuesday. 4:30 pm, Economic Justice meeting, at PJALS mezzanine conference room. December 15, Tuesday. 5:30 pm, Steering Committee meeting, at PJALS mezzanine conference room. December 17, Thursday. 5:30 pm, Peace Works meeting, at PJALS mezzanine conference room. December 22, Tuesday. 4:30 pm, Economic Justice meeting, at PJALS mezzanine conference room. August 2009 Saturdays through Sept. 5. Street Law in Riverfront Park, 1-4 pm. www.cforjustice.org August 6, Thursday. 10-1 on KYRS Community Radio: Earth & People Sustainability Forum. 5:30 pm, Peaceworks meeting, mezzanine. August 9, Sunday. Hold Peace, Black Rabbit Magic hosts a garden-party at 4227 N. Washington, a Celebration of a World Without Bombs/Dreams for Nagasaki, 838.6581 xt. 112, ncordovamuenzberg@wamentors.org August 13, Thursday. 5:30 pm PJALS Steering Committee meeting, mezzanine. August 15, Saturday. Garland Street Fair. 15th Annual Unity in the Community, 10-4, Riverfront Park. www.NWUNITY.org August 20, Thursday. 10-1 on KYRS Community Radio: Earth & People Sustainability Forum. 5:30 pm, Peaceworks at PJALS. August 25, Tuesday. 4:30 Economic Justice /Living Wage committee meeting at PJALS. Saturdays through Sept. 5. Street Law in Riverfront Park, 1-4 pm. www.cforjustice.org July 15, Wednesday 5:30-7:30 . AARP Forum on Health Care Reform, Red Lion Hotel at the Park 1-877-926-8300 July 16, Thursday. 5:30 pm, Peaceworks meeting, mezzanine conference room at PJALS. July 18, Saturday. Community Alliance for Global Justice presents Strengthening Local Economies Everywhere Dinner/Fair! 3 - 11 pm, St. Demetrios Church, 2100 Boyer Avenue E, in Seattle (Montlake). email: Hrd99@igc.org July 21, Tuesday. Need to Know, Bart Haggin on influence and persuasion in the 21st Century. 6:30 pm, Emmanuel Lutheran, 327-7119. July 22, Wednesday. Pax Christi, 1 pm, St. Joseph’s Parish Hall, Dean & Walnut. July 23, Thursday. Death Penalty organizing meeting, 5:30 at PJALS. 291-4646. July 24, Friday. 6 pm, KYRS City Council candidate forum at Auntie's (Image at kyrs.org) July 28, Tuesday. 4:30 Economic Justice /Living Wage committee meeting, mezzanine. May 2009 Sign Vigils for I-90
traffic will be resumed when you are ready. Call PJALS at
838-7870 or email pjals@pjals.net
.
Living Wage Committee Meetings: please call PJALS at 838-7870. May 1, Friday. Lands Council's 1st Friday Open House, 5-6:30 pm, 25 W Main, 2nd floor, This reception will be followed by the world premiere of "Kids Run Better Unleaded" from 7-8 pm, Magic Lantern. khall@landscouncil.org May 2, Saturday. May 3, Sunday. Bloomsday. Join PJALS' annual bannering project for Bloomsday participants. Bring signs or use ours. We'll be near the one-mile-mark, across the Marne Bridge from Peaceful Valley, beginning at 8:45 am. Find parking along High Bridge Park. May 7, Thursday: PeaceWorks Committee, 5:30, Mezzanine Conference Room, 35 W. Main, Spokane. May 8, Friday: PJALS Annual Auction - our Major Fundraiser for the year. Mountain Gear HQ, 6021 E. Mansfield (at Fancher), Spokane Valley. Useful, fun, beautiful and delicious items - all could be yours! May 16, Monday, Anti-Death Penalty leafleting at Spokane Farmers' Market. May 19, Monday, Anti-Death Penalty leafleting at Lewis & Clark High School May 21, Thursday: Anti-Torture Demonstration at the offices of Mitchell & Jessen, architects of America's Torture Program. 108 N. Washington, Spokane. Demonstration 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. Bring your signs, bring your outrage. Bring your determination to end torture! PeaceWorks Committee, 5:30, Mezzanine Conference Room, 35 W. Main, Spokane. May 27, Wednesday: Achieving Healthcare for All! A timely and thought-provoking discussion of issues and visions in providing quality, affordable healthcare for all. 7:00 P.M. Spokane Community College Lair Auditorium and Lounge (Pre-event reception at 5:45, Lair Lounge) located at Intersection of Greene Street and Mission Avenue. Panelists: Representative John Discoll, 6th L.D. Vice Chair House Health Care and Wellness Committee, Director of Project Access; Craig Salins, E.D. Washington Public Campaigns; Dr. Matthew Hollon, MD, MPH, associate clinical professor, Internal Medicine Residency Spokane, Physicians for a National Health Program; Peg Hopkins CEO of Community Health Association of Spokane (CHAS); Dr. Jae Kennedy, associate professor, School of Health Policy and Administration, WSU Spokane; Larry Hall, President UFCW 1439, Healthy Washington Coalition. Organized by Washington Public Campaigns, www.washclean.org. There will be suggested donations for the forum and reception, but no one will be turned away. 509-624-5908 for more information. April 2009 April 30, Thursday: A Passion for
Peace Retirement Benefit for our retiring co-directors Rusty and Nancy
Nelson, after more than 20 years with PJALS. Enjoy the Celtic Knots,
The
Blue Ribbon Tea Company, and Laddie Ray Melvin in this tribute to the
Nelson's and their leadership in the Peace and Justice Community. 7:00 p.m. (doors open at
6:30), Bing Crosby Theatre, 901 W. Sprague. Co-Sponsored by Center
for Justice and Gonzaga University Office of Intercultural Relations.
Tickets $15.00, available at PJALS, Auntie's Bookstore, or
BrownPaperTickets.com.
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March 2009 Mar 2 - April
10. The Faces of Poverty,
photo art exhibit, Foley Center Library, Gonzaga. 313-3630
Mar 4, Wednesday. Spokane Citizens for a Living Wage meeting at PJALS, 5:30 p.m. Mar 5, Thursday. PeaceWorks meeting at PJALS, 5:30 p.m. Mar 6, Friday Women's Leadership Conference of the Inland NW, 7:30 a.m. - 2 p.m., SCC Lair Lounge. www.gonzaga. Lands Council 1st Friday Open House, 5-7 p.m., 25 W. Main, 2nd fl, kfountain@landscouncil.org Mar 8, Sunday International Women's Day Mar 11, Wednesday. Fig Tree Benefit Breakfast, marking the Fig Tree's 25th Anniversary. Pax Christi anti-war vigil, noon to 1 pm at St. Joseph's Church, Dean and Walnut. "Stories Empower: Peace Journalism" Cataldo Hall, Gonzaga University. Buffet at 7:14 a.m., program at 7:30 535-1813 Sustainability Series of Inland Chapter NW Ecobuilding Guild "Strengthen Our Country - PV Grid Inertie, hydronic floor heating, solar and green design and building, 6-8 p.m., Athol Library Meeting Room. Deborah Warner 208-683-1649 Mar 12, Thursday. Steering Committee meeting at PJALS, 5:30 p.m. Mar 14, Saturday. Sustainability Series, Merle van Houten, LEED, AP +two other LEED experts. 12-3 p.m. Coeur d'Alene Library Community Meeting Room 208-683-1649 Mar 15, Sunday. 68th Annual Kosher Dinner, 11 am - 6 pm. Temple Beth Shalom, South Perry and 30th Ave. www.pgiinc.com Mar 18, Wednesday. Spokane Citizens for a Living Wage meeting at PJALS, 5:30 p.m. Mar 19, Thursday. PeaceWorks meeting at PJALS, 5:30 p.m. Mar 21, Saturday. March on the Pentagon in D.C., Sign holding at Franklin Park, Spokane, on North Division at 1:00 p.m. Bring signs to protest the U.S. occupations of Iraq and Afghanistan and/or the Israeli occupation of Palestine and their attack on Gaza. The Spokane event is in solidarity with the actions in D.C. by ANSWER, UFPJ, Vets for Peace, and others. Mar 22-27. Spokane Great Decisions 2009. In the Shadow of Slums. Steven Jensen on his global experience and preparing the next generation to manage catastrophes. Robinson Theatre, Weyerhauser Hall, Whitworth University. 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. 111-3270. No charge. Mar 25, Wednesday. Pax Christi anti-war vigil, noon to 1 pm at St. Joseph's Church, Dean and Walnut. _________________
February 2009 Feb.
5,
Thursday.
"Eyewitness Gaza". Dr. Bill Dienst will join us with another
presentation on his medical
work among the Palestinians and the always turbulent situation
there.
Gaza is at the top of the news, and the Free Gaza Movement continues on
the cutting edge since Bill sailed into Gaza and then was
detained there by Israel for 10 in
August. 7 p.m., Magic Lantern Theatre, 25 W. Main. No
Charge.
January 2009February 15-17. Lobby Days and SOA Watch Encuentro in Washington, DC. www.soaw.org __________________
Sign
Vigils for
I-90 traffic, 4-5 pm on 1st and 3rd Thursdays will not resume until
some moderation in the weather. If you want to vigil, please call
PJALS at 838-7870.
Jan. 8, Thurs. Vigil for Palestinian safety and hope. Focus on Gaza. Bring signs or use ours. Meet at Monroe and Riverside by the Federal Building at 4 pm. 838-7870. Jan. 10, Saturday. Meet at PJALS at 11 am for a Guantanamo Excursion in observance of the opening of the prison on Jan. 11, 2002. Aren't we tired of torture? Orange jumpsuits optional. We have a few. 838-7870. Jan. 14, Wednesday. SCC hosts "Human Rights vs. Civil Rights: Combating All the Reasons to Hate," 11:30 am to 2:30 pm, in the Lair Student Center. A cultural commonalities fair, 11:30 to 12:30, features international art, displays and performances. At 12:30, participants can rotate through "philosophers' corners" to discuss human rights and equality. Debriefing 1:40 to 2:30. Kitara McClure, 533-7378. Pax Christi, noon to 1 pm at St. Joseph's Church, Dean and Walnut. Jan. 15, Thurs. PeaceWorks, PJALS, 5:30 pm. This is the first PW meeting of the year, so we need opinionated peace people to help us plan effectively and courageously. 838-7870. Jan. 18 & 19. Martin Luther King Day activities, including Sunday afternoon services and the Monday march from the INB Center to Riverpark Square, beginning at 10 am. Jan. 19, Mon. Si Se Puede Potluck. This is a celebration for PJALS folks. Yes We Can look on the bright side of the Obama Inauguration, the End of an Error, and the MLK celebration. Bring the family or some friends and a dish to share. Be ready to sing a little, too. 5:30 pm in the lobby of the Community Building. Jan. 21, Wed. SFCC hosts a luncheon featuring author/speaker Erik Davis 11 am-1 pm in SUB Lounges A, B, and C. $2 for students and $5 general admission. Heather McKenzie, SFCC student activities, 533-4197. Jan. 26, Mon. Federal trial of six human rights activists in Columbus, GA. They were arrested in November for taking the protest against the School of Assassins onto Ft. Benning. Jan. 28, Wednesday. Pax Christi, noon to 1 pm at St. Joseph's Church, Dean and Walnut. Please be in
touch. We need your membership, as well as your suggestions and
criticisms.
509.838.7870, www.pjals.net, pjals@pjals.net PJALS, 35 W. Main #120 M, Spokane, WA 99201 |
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