21. Kern County 1st District Supervisor - Calendar First District Calendar of Events. Display Event Detail. Display Event Summary.kyung sun lee, violinist, BRIAN SUITS, Pianist. Date 1/28/2003, Time 730 PM. http://www.co.kern.ca.us/bos/dist1/calendardtl.asp?evtkey=2389

22. Weekend: Stage: Hot Ticket As Trio Con Voce, violinist kyung sun lee, left, and pianist Brian Suits, who arehusband and wife, join with soprano Jennifer Aylmer for a concert in St. http://www.sptimes.com/2002/02/07/Weekend/Stage__hot_ticket.shtml

2002 Year in Review sptimes.com Text-only News sections Action Entertainment AP The Wire Business ... Find your local news section Weekly sections Brandon Times City Times Homes Outdoors ... Xpress Other features tampabay.com Area guide Calendar Find it! ... Yellow Pages Special Sections Arena FB(Storm) Buccaneers College football Devil Rays ... All Departments Stage: hot ticket By JOHN FLEMING, Times Performing Arts Critic published February 7, 2002 Violinist, pianist to play Palladium Artur Girsky, principal second violin of the Florida Orchestra, and pianist Eugenia Pilyavina play music of Beethoven, Franck and Sarasate in St. Petersburg. Girsky, who joined the orchestra in November, graduated from the Moscow Conservatory. From 1993 to 1997, he was concertmaster of the Moscow Soloist Chamber Orchestra under Yuri Bashmet. The concert is at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at the Palladium. Tickets: $8-$15. (727) 822-3590. A musical Huck It's not farfetched to think of Roger Miller as the George Gershwin of country music, a brilliant songwriter who died too young. Miller wrote a truckload of songs for other performers and had a string of his own hits, including Dang Me, Chug-A-Lug and King of the Road, in the 1960s. When Miller turned to the Broadway musical he was a breath of fresh air for a floundering art form. His Big River: The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn garnered seven Tony Awards after it opened in 1985, but it was the only musical written by Miller, who died at 56 in 1992.

23. Seniority: With Lots To Do, There's Still Time To Say 'I Love You' 10. The Trio Con Voce violinist kyung sun lee, pianist Brian Suits and sopranoJennifer Aylmer will perform selections ranging from Bach and Bartok to http://www.sptimes.com/2002/01/29/Seniority/With_lots_to_do__ther.shtml

Calendars Classified Forums Sports ... Text-only News sections Action Entertainment AP The Wire Business ... Find your local news section Weekly sections Brandon Times City Times Homes Outdoors ... Xpress Other features tampabay.com Area guide Calendar Find it! ... Yellow Pages Special Sections Arena FB(Storm) Buccaneers College football Devil Rays ... All Departments With lots to do, there's still time to say 'I love you' By MIM ANNE HOUK published January 29, 2002 February is my favorite month because Valentine's Day is in it. Over-commercialization ruins Christmas for me, but somehow the bigger the box of candy on Feb. 14, the more loved I feel. It's such a dare I say it? sweet, uncomplicated holiday. As a child, I never even minded getting comic valentines; they always seemed innocent and funny. Have they disappeared in the current passion for political correctness? Tampa has a lot to celebrate this month, what with the Gasparilla Pirate Festival and the Florida State Fair. Gasparilla takes over downtown Tampa Feb. 2 and 3, with the flotilla invasion at 11:30 a.m. and the street parade at 1:30 p.m. Saturday. The festival continues from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday. For more information, call (813) 353-8073. For the 98th time, Tampa will host the the Florida State Fair Feb. 7-18. Like all other good state fairs, this one will have arts and crafts, livestock and entertainment, with music headliners such as Travis Tritt and Stars of the Grand Ole Opry. The fairgrounds are at 4800 U.S. 301; for additional information, call (813)-621-7821.

24. LIFESTYLES: COMMUNITY BRIEFS the Las Vegas debut of pianoviolin duo kyung sun lee and Brian Korean violinist leehas won awards in numerous international violin competitions, capturing a http://www.lvrj.com/lvrj_home/1997/Nov-06-Thu-1997/lifestyles/6335948.html

Thursday, November 06, 1997 COMMUNITY BRIEFS Winchester Community Center, 3130 S. McLeod Drive, will present the Las Vegas debut of piano-violin duo Kyung Sun Lee and Brian Suits at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 14. An exhibit called "Digital Noir, the Art of `Blade Runner' Interactive" is set to run Nov. 24-Dec. 19 in the Metcalf Gallery in the Richard Tam Alumni Center on the University of Nevada, Las Vegas campus, 4505 S. Maryland Parkway. The Arts Factory, 107 E. Charleston Blvd., is hosting a holiday art bazaar from 6 to 9 p.m. Nov. 21 to benefit the St. Vincent Dining Room. A donation of a nonperishable food item is requested for admittance. The Nevada Chamber Symphony will present a concert featuring principal harpist Kim DeLibero at 3 p.m. Nov. 16 in the main theater of the Clark County Library, 1401 E. Flamingo Road. The Performing Arts Society of Nevada will present a gala pre-holiday concert of seasonal and standard repertoire music starring Richard Coombs, J. Gregory Davis, Bruce Ewing, Matt Felmlee, Doug Frank and Joey Sorge, who are all cast members from the Flamingo Hilton's "Forever Plaid" show. Give us your FEEDBACK on this or any story.

25. Valley Advocate: Music Calendar This annual Thanksgiving performance presented by Close Encounters With Musicfeatures pianist Brian Suits, violinist kyung sun lee, vibraphonist Ted http://www.valleyadvocate.com/gbase/Music/content?oid=oid:810

26. Berkshire Eagle Online for a program he called Cafe Americana. Hanani, with his cello, was joined by pianistand composer Brian Suits, violinist kyung sun lee and vibraphonist and http://www.berkshireeagle.com/Stories/0,1413,101~6335~1026732,00.html

GetAd(5, 't', 468, 60, '/fea'); April 02, 2003 Pittsfield, MA GetAd(17, 'l4', 120, 90, '/fea'); Berkshires Week News AP Wire Births ... Search Archives GetAd(2, 'l1', 120, 90, '/fea'); GetAd(3, 'l2', 120, 90, '/fea'); Site Search Enter search term, hit enter key Advanced Search GetAd(7, 'b', 468, 60, '/fea'); EMAIL ARTICLE LINK TO ARTICLE PRINT ARTICLE Article Last Updated: Tuesday, December 03, 2002 - 4:56:09 AM EST Classical Review Close Encounters offers family-friendly fare By Richard Houdek Special to The Eagle STOCKBRIDGE Thanksgiving is regarded as the most singularly American of holidays, a time for families to reassemble. And, in a somewhat newer tradition, the weekend of that celebration has become an occasion for Close Encounters With Music to transport its wares to the Norman Rockwell Museum, a monument of Americana dedicated to an artist whose work presented the American family in its most ideal terms. With nostalgic framed Rockwells adorning the walls of the museum's main gallery, Friday evening, Close Encounters' artistic director Yehuda Hanani gathered a few of his family of musicians for a program he called "Cafe Americana." Hanani, with his cello, was joined by pianist and composer Brian Suits, violinist Kyung Sun Lee and vibraphonist and composer Ted Piltzecker. OTHER ARTICLES IN THIS SECTION Chris Rock political comedy heads weekend box office Less is more, more is less in dance concert by Chamecki/Lerner at Mass MoCA

27. Picks Of The Week this music, and such continentals as violinist Stephane Grappelli Laura Everling,Parijat Desai, Hae kyung lee and Dancers East, Hlywd.; sun., July 23, 730 pm http://www.sacredfools.org/CrimeScene/Press/LA Weekly Slasky Pick of the Week.ht

FILM VIDEO REVIVAL JAZZ ... SCORING THE CLUBS July 14 - 20, 2000 Time Regained See Film feature. We also recommend: New Reviews plus Movies Now Playing back to top The Long Night Director Anatole Litvak’s The Long Night Le Jour Se Lève (1939), Litvak’s film stars Henry Fonda as Joe — natch — an ex-GI who, emotionally and spiritually cut off from the America he knew before the war, falls in love with a small-town girl (Barbara Bel Geddes). But when she’s seduced by a traveling showman (Vincent Price, at his pre-horror oily best), Joe reacts badly, killing his rival and holing up in a shabby hotel room with a bloodthirsty army of cops and an angry mob outside. As past and present converge (we get Joe’s story in flashback), and tension builds, it becomes increasingly clear that there will be no satisfying explanation for what Joe has done. There’s only the unsettling knowledge that whatever forces drove him to kill a man are out loose in the world now, wandering the streets of even the smallest town. —Paul Malcolm Other recommended new releases : All About My Mother (VHS-DVD)

28. MusicalOnline: Winners Of Recent Music Competitions Robert V. Gupta, Violin Na kyung Choi, Flute Ari Frankel, Electroacoustic ChihchunChi-sun lee, Ethnic-infused CELLIST DENISE DJOKIC violinist JASPER WOOD http://www.musicalonline.com/whatsnew/winners.htm

Musical Online MusicalOnline Magazine Web Concert Hall.com Weather Map ... Directory Winners of Recent Competitions M o l The listing of winners on this page was submitted by the either winners, managements, organizations or friends of the winners. We encourage all of you to submit the names of recent winners and the website, if any. Add winner announcement You may submit photos of winners in gif or jpg file by attaching it along with brief description about your competition. 4th International Web Concert Hall Competition Winners Fourth International Web Concert Hall competition concluded in July 31 st , 2002 with the selection of no winners and seven honorary mentions award recipient. Seven Honorary Mentions were given to the following artists (alphabetical order): Grigory Alumyan (Cello - Russia) Patrick Jee (Cello- USA) The 12th A.M.A. Calabria International Piano Competition was held from 21 to 26 May 2002 in Lamezia Terme's Umberto Theatre. 89 entrants from Europe, Japan, South Korea, China, Malaysia, Canada and around the world participated in the competition. The competition was opened for pianists of all nationalities born after the 1st January 1967. The competition is articulated in four performances: 1st (eliminatory), 2nd (semifinal) and 3rd (final soloist) stages took place at the Umberto Theatre, the 4th stage (Final in conjunction with the Bacau Philharmonic Orchestra - conductor Ovidiu Balan) took place at Lamezia Auditorium.

29. International Examiner - Asian American Journal Of The Northwest The work of Fookling lee is included in the Phinney As part of The Classical Series, violinist kyungWha Chong of Green Papaya) Vertical Ray of the sun Sept. http://www.xaminer.com/issues/2818/artsetc.html

Sept. 19 - Oct. 2, 2001 Coverstory asian american reflect on the world trade center tragedy News returning full cirlce Remembrance diony corsilles, filipino american leader, historian and political activist Column impressions from the new world conscious choices Arts on the mainstream Calendar arts etc... Classifieds employment a-z Highlights "Highlighting our Community Through Asian/Pacific Comedy Revue and Supper" is the title of this year's benefit for Asian Counseling & Referral Service. Seattle raised comedienne Tina Kim now in New York, returns to her hometown to perform. Also appearing is TURF!, an energetic dance troupe that explores hip-hop, break dance and contemporary dance. Jazz vocalist Tess Guerzon and the Gary Fukushima Jazz Trio as well as Jolene the Fun Specialist, and Dewey Parker round out the bill. Friday, Sept. 28 at the Sheraton Hotel and Towers. Reservations can be made by logging on to www.acrs.org/events or by calling 206-695-7551. Visual Arts Montana-based artist/musician Beth Lo shares a show with Elizabeth Sandvig through Sept. 30. Lo's ceramic figures will be featured with her more introspective mixed media works drawn on sheetrock. Francine Seders Gallery at 6701 Greenwood Ave. N. 206-782-0355

30. Celebrity Concert Series University. Concerto appearances include the Palo Alto Symphony andthe Baroque Sinfonietta. kyung sun lee violinist. Munich Radio http://accred.dixie.edu/ContinEd/CE_SS_CulAct.htm

Accreditation At Dixie State College "Dixie State College helps students achieve their academic, career, and life goals." Home Self-Study Table of Contents Exhibits College Policies ... Facilities and equipment Evaluation based on intended objectives and planned improvements, including these components: Planned assessment instruments and methods Summary of data and results Planned improvements and changes Description of the unit , administrative responsibilities, and educational activities Type of Activity. The Cultural Activities Department of Dixie State College responds to the needs of our community and educational institution by providing culturally enriching performing art concerts for citizens of Washington County; Dixie State College students, faculty and staff; Washington County School children; disadvantaged and troubled youth; and families. Cultural Activities encompasses three separate an distinct units: 1) Celebrity Concert Series and The Evening at the Browning Series, 2) O. C. Tanner Amphitheater, and 3) the Southwest Symphony Orchestra and Chorale. CELEBRITY CONCERT SERIES (CCS) is Dixie State College’s multi-discipline presenting organization which has a history from of continuous presenting since 1958. Eleven to thirteen professional concerts are presented each academic year from October through April. Evening at the Browning Series is a recital division of CCS presenting five or six professional artists at a 225-seat lecture hall on campus.

31. Intel STS Results | Science Service Cheryl kyung Kim, 16, of 4683 Ravine Dr., Bloomfield Hills Grace is the daughter ofSuk Jihn and Tong sun lee. musician, he performs as first violinist with the http://www.sciserv.org/sts/57sts/biog.asp

ARIZONA Ravi Vikram Shah , 17, of 1726 E. Knox Rd., Tempe , investigated a problem in medicine Corona del Sol High School , Ravi is in the math club and active on school publications. He has won honors in the National Chemistry Olympiad and American High School Math Exam. He has also placed first in his state and third nationally in the National Spanish Exam. Last summer he attended the Research Science Institute at MIT where his project presentation was ranked among the top 10. Ravi is the son of Vikram and Dr. Rekha Shah. CALIFORNIA Ann Kromsky , 17, of 1158 Willits Dr., Corona , was named an STS finalist for a psychology project, "A Computational Model of Child Memory: Memory Acquisition Without Biological Constraints." A fluent reader of Russian, Ukranian and French, Ann was born in Baku in the former USSR and has studied English for only four years. She investigated how children learn a language by reducing many millions of children’s utterances to 1.7 million words in her computer memory model. Ann concluded that they contained enough regularities for learning to occur, but did not rule out the presence of an innate concept acquisition method. Ann conducted her research at the University of California, Riverside, where she won the Sigma Xi award for outstanding research. She is co-author of a paper presented at the Psychonomics Society in November. At

32. Oregon Symphony News Releases Ronstadt * Garrick Ohlsson * Marilyn Horne * kyungWha Chung before the public today (Chicago sun-Times) March 5/99 Gifted violinist Elissa lee Koljonen to http://www.orsymphony.org/news/releases99-01/newsarchives.html

Past news from the Oregon Symphony: APRIL 2001 Premier Vocal Ensemble The Manhattan Transfer to Perform at the Schnitz Portland Ore. …Ten-time Grammy-winning vocal ensemble The Manhattan Transfer will perform greatest hits from their 25-year careers and selections from their recent album, "The Spirit of St. Louis," Sunday, June 3, at 7:30 p.m. at the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall. This non-orchestra Special Event concert is sponsored by Delta Airlines. ... more Final Symphony Sunday Concert of the Season to Feature Themes From "Carmen" Portland, Ore. … Martha Herby, Oregon Symphony Acting Principal Flute will perform Bizet's "Fantasia Brilliante" from "Carmen" during a Symphony Sunday concert led by Associate Conductor Norman Leyden May 27 at 3 p.m. at the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall. ... more Chamber Music on Tap Presents Intimate Concert with Oregon Symphony Musicians more Yo-Yo Ma to Perform With Music Director James DePreist more Free Outdoor Concerts Scheduled at Portland Area Parks as Part of Annual "Oregon Symphony in the Neighborhoods" Project Presented by the City and the Regional Arts and Culture Council

33. Classical Music: PSO And Y Import A Cast Of Great Players 26, 27) and violinist Sarah Chang (Dec. 35). André Previn takes over (Oct. 2). 412-396-6080.St. Vincent College Amphitheater. kyung sun lee, violin (Sept. http://www.post-gazette.com/magazine/19990910Fclass6.asp

Classical Music: PSO and Y import a cast of great players Friday, September 10, 1999 By Robert Croan, Post-Gazette Music Critic The classical music season will start with a bang this year, when Mariss Jansons leads the Pittsburgh Symphony, Mendelssohn Choir and a cast of world-famous soloists in Arnold Schoenberg's mammoth oratorio, "Gurrelieder." It may come as no surprise that almost everything to follow by the Symphony as well as other local organizations will be comparatively tame and predictable. Finnish conductor Jukka-Pekka Saraste will, however, conduct a work by his countryman, Magnus Lindberg in October; and the Emerson String Quartet will play a 1998 opus by Ellen Taafe Zwilich. As for big-name soloists, the Symphony lists violinist Gil Shahan among its guests, while the Y will present pianist Emanuel Ax in recital. Pittsburgh New Music Ensemble is awaiting its new music director, Gil Rose, while embroiled in a dispute over whether the new director has the right to re-audition longtime union musicians, who had been working under an informal arrangement with PNME founder David Stock. At the other end of the chronological spectrum, the Renaissance and Baroque Society has an impressive lineup that includes not only big ensembles such as The King's Noyse but solo recitals including harpsichordist Peter Sykes playing Bach's "Goldberg Variations" complete.

34. Andrew Sords Andrew Sords Cleveland, Ohio Website www.violinist.com/directory/Andrew/ DavidRussell), Aria Summer Academy (David Russell, Marcia Henry, kyung sun lee). http://www.violinist.com/directory/detail.cfm?UserName=Andrew

35. Previous Next . THU 3o JAN 2oo2 735 Awoke This Morning From A Peggy lee died yesterday. sun o6 JAN 2oo2 71o. Hall before (it's a fairly new building 2 or 3 years old) it was for a recital by violinist kyung Wha Chung http://www.firstworldmusic.com/brdiary/brjan02.html

36. Piano And Violin Duo Recital - By Soo Jung Shin And Kyung Sun Lee violinist kyung sun lee, won top prizes at Tchaikovsky, Queen Elizabeth,and Montreal International Competitions. Since September http://www.alumni-world.com/snu/soojungshin.htm

Seoul National University Alumni Association in Chicago H ome About SNUAA Chicago Events Schedule ... Member Login (picture from www.eumyoun.com Piano and Violin Duo Recital Piano: Soo Jung Shin Violin: Kyung Sun Lee November 7, (Thurs) 8 PM North Shore Center for the Performing Arts in Skokie 9501 Skokie Blvd, Skokie Direction Link: www.northshorecenter.org/direction.htm Profile Pianist Soo Jung Shin , perhaps the most renowned pianist of her generation in our motherland, is a professor of music at the College of Music, Seoul National University. She received her musical training from the Seoul Art High School, SNU from which she graduated with top honors. Continuing her training abroad, she graduated with honor from the Akademie für Music und darstellende Kunst in Austria and studied under Leon Fleisher at the Peabody Conservatory of Music, Johns Hopkins University as a Fulbright fellow. Violinist Kyung Sun Lee , won top prizes at Tchaikovsky, Queen Elizabeth, and Montreal International Competitions. Since September 2001, Ms. Lee has been a professor of violin at Oberlin Conservatory in Ohio. She received her degrees from SNU, Peabody Conservatory and Julliard Music School. Article The Piano Music - Web site article on Dr. Soo Jung Shin and Kyung Sun Lee:

37. College Relations/Holvik And Suits Concert He has recorded a set of 22 CDs of classical music for DongHwa Music. Suitsis often seen on the concert stage with his wife, violinist kyung sun lee. http://www.vassar.edu/relations/archive/1998-1999/may2.HolvikSuits.html

Holvik and Suits perform in a concert of cabaret style songs at Vassar, May 2 Soprano Karen Holvik and pianist Brian Suits will perform works by Satie, Schoenberg, Poulenc, Coward, Gershwin, and Weil in Skinner Hall at Vassar College on Sunday, May 2, at 3 p.m. The concert, which is free and open to the public, is sponsored by the Department of Music as Vassar College. Holvik brings a wealth of experience and a wide range of musical styles to her roles. She has toured extensively in the United States and Europe, singing both popular and classical repertoire on television, radio, and in concert. Her recording of "Zipperfly & Other Songs by Marc Blitzstein" has been released by Koch International Classics. Holvik is a lecturer in voice at Vassar. Suits is a piano soloist, chamber musician, improvisational artist, and composer whose output runs the gamut from serious modern works to jazz pieces and popular songs. In 1990, Suits joined the music faculty at Yale University, where he coaches singers in the art song repertoire and teaches a course for pianists in the art of vocal accompaniment. He has recorded a set of 22 CDs of classical music for Dong-Hwa Music. Suits is often seen on the concert stage with his wife, violinist Kyung Sun Lee. For additional information, call the Department of Music at (914) 437-7294. Individuals with disabilities requiring accommo-dations should contact Cathy Jennings, Office of Campus Activities, (914) 437-5370, as far in advance as possible to request appropriate and reasonable accommodations.

38. An Introduction To The Korean Concert Society Han Mr. and Mrs. Young Suk Kay Dr. and Mrs. ByungOh Kim kyung and sun Kim Mr Mrs.Theodore U. Kim Dr. and Mrs. Jung Do Kwon Ms. Ann Myungsook lee Dr. and http://www.koreanconcertsociety.org/aboutus.htm

An Introduction to the Korean Concert Society The Korean Concert Society is a non-profit cultural organization that is dedicated to providing opportunities for deserving young Korean-American musical artists and to presenting quality musical performances to audiences in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area. Founded in 1980, the Society has highlighted promising young artists every year on the basis of rigorous application and audition processes . In addition to more informal recitals held in various members’ homes, the Korean Concert Society underwrites a debut recital each year at the Kennedy Center’s Terrace Theater with funds made up of member contributions, individual pledges and ticket sales. Among the many noteworthy performers to have made their Washington, D.C. debut under the auspices of the Korean Concert Society are: violinist David Kim (1982), the highest ranking American finalist in the 1986 Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow; violinist Chee-Yun Kim (1988), one of the musicians in the Young Concert Artist Series during the 1989-1991 season; Lucille Chung (1994), a pianist very active in both the United States and Europe; cellist

39. The Salt Lake Tribune -- COMING UP: MUSIC Con Voce Trio Con Voce pianistcomposer Brian Suits, violinist kyung sun Leeand soprano Jennifer Aylmer will play Tuesday at 8 pm at the Cox Performing http://www.sltrib.com/2002/mar/03172002/Arts/719880.htm

document.write(Banner("area=slt.arts.articles.position0/adsize=banner1",468,60)) COMING UP: MUSIC Sunday , March 17, 2002 Compiled by Catherine Reese Newton Top of the Morning: Shanahy performs Celtic music in a "Harmony in Nature" concert this morning at 10:30 in the Orangerie at Red Butte Garden, 300 Wakara Way. The performance is followed by a guided hike through the garden. Next week's concert features the Wasatch Chamber Players. Admission is $8; $3 for Red Butte Garden members and children 3 and older, and includes a light buffet. Children under 3 are admitted free. Bach Plus: The Salt Lake City Chapter of the American Guild of Organists presents "J.S. Bach Plus," a free concert, tonight at 7:30 in the Cathedral Church of St. Mark, 231 E. 100 South, Salt Lake City. Salon Style: Soprano Cheryl Hart, pianist Karlyn Bond and friends will give a lieder recital in a salon setting tonight at 7:30 in the Jewett Center at Westminster College, 1250 E. 1700 South. Tickets are $10; $5 for students and seniors, and free with Westminster ID. Concerto Night: The Weber State Symphony Orchestra presents its annual Concerto Night tonight at 7:30 in WSU's Austad Auditorium, Ogden. Soloists are pianists Melanee Ardizzone, Amy Collard and Noelle Wille, violinist Jacob Carlton, violist Carol Giles and soprano Karen Hardman. Tickets are $4.50; $3.50 for seniors and students.

40. UCDSO Soloists 2002-03 chamber collaborations include partnerships with violinists kyung sun lee and Nicholas ViolinistJorja Fleezanis, concertmaster of the Minnesota Orchestra and http://hector.ucdavis.edu/ucdso/04Always/AboutSoloists0203.htm

Lara Downes Jean-Michel Fonteneau , cello Violinist Jorja Fleezanis Geraldine Walther has been principal violist of the San Francisco Symphony since the 1976-77 season, having previously served as assistant principal of the Pittsburgh Symphony, the Miami Philharmonic, and the Baltimore Symphony. She visited the UC Davis campus in Fall 2001 to perform a Noon Concert with pianist Roy Bogas and returns in winter 2003 as artist-in-residence. Carlo Scibelli Fridegg Trio

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