Try to order a nursery chair from Land of Nod, and you can end up thinking about the Land of Nod to which Cain was exiled after murdering his brother.
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Land of Nod: 15% off select desks, bookcases and shelving (through August 21).
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WATCH THIS: HGTV's Chip and Joanna Gaines Discuss Their Newfound Fame Land of Nod: 20% off bins and baskets.
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The wickedly fast right hand came straighter than ever to send Freire to the land of nod just two minutes in.
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After they were off to the land of nod, the researchers played different pings and sounds during the various stages of sleep.
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Alex Jr. Baby Builders, First Pops and First Snaps, which were sold at Barnes & Noble, Land of Nod and online at Zulily.
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Soft knitted cotton bins, available in three sizes | $2762 to $21751 each at the Land of Nod: 800-933-9904 or landofnod.
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Land of Nod: Save up to 80% off thousands of sale items; up to 93% off activity tables, Parker Kids chairs, Nod chairs and beanbags.
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There is one objective on a Cabin (called SleepBus in an earlier iteration), and that is to reach the destination via the land of nod.
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If you take your sleep seriously, you'll find the L.L. Bean Cozy PJs to be the perfect pair for that trip to the land of Nod.
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Land of Nod: Save up to 20% off activity tables, Parker Kids chairs, Nod chairs and beanbags; plus save up 80% off sale items across all departments.
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Most search and some social media ads target based on keywords, meaning the majority of your customers already were intending to purchase a Land of Nod stroller.
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Drifting off to the land of nod is hard in this day and age, especially when we're not entirely sure what companies are doing with our personal data.
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When you're done, just scrunch the pillow a bit to get the support right where you want it, and then drift off peacefully to the land of nod.
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On Wednesday, Crate and Barrel, who has owned Land of Nod since 2001, announced the decor brand had found a new home within the company, becoming Crate and Kids.
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Almost the exact moment I was about to enter the land of nod, the sound-system of a popular and, as I quickly discovered, extremely proximate nightclub cranked up.
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Laurel and Wolf used a floating shelf as a mantel, plush logs from Land of Nod and a printed graphic for the wall to bring this festive vignette to life.
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Parents and kids said goodbye to Land of Nod this week, but don't worry — fans of the popular children's decor brand will still be able to shop their favorite styles!
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Because, even if you happen to be an easy sleeper, is there anything better than filling your home with a soothing, dreamy scent before drifting off to the Land of Nod?
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She has also contributed as a design expert for Project Nursery, Domino and Joann in addition to working with major brands such as Home Depot, Land of Nod, Spoonflower and Rugs USA.
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Wiles, 41, who lives in New York City, says she has been approached by everyone from McDonald's and Allstate to more niche companies, such as the Land of Nod, for sponsored content.
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A rug from the Land of Nod collectionHarper's original piece for the Audubon SocietyWhat made Harper's work so stunning is that although his work was simple and stylized, he always remained scientifically accurate.
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"It coming back feels a little weird and a little exciting," Gorder tells PEOPLE of the news that TLC will bring back the hit show at a preview for her forthcoming collection for children's décor brand, Land of Nod.
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Clockwise from top left: Looped Ink Blot Pillow, West Elm; PS 2014 Mirror, IKEA; Three Hands Ceramic Vase, Walmart; Aurora Lamp, The Good Flock; Pom Pom Throw, Target; Round Knit Pouf, Land of Nod; 9 by Novogratz Palm Springs Futon, Walmart.
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Her memoir BAREFOOT WOMAN (Archipelago Books, paper, $16), translated from the French by Jordan Stump, is a tribute to her mother, Stefania, and the refugee women of Bugesera, a Land of Nod where the Hutu government relocated thousands of Rwandan Tutsis in the 1960s.
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According to a press release, Crate and Kids will still have the playful and imaginative feel that made so many parents turn to Land of Nod for decorating their kids' nurseries and playrooms, but with the added quality and craftsmanship people can count on when shopping at Crate and Barrel.
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Stephanie Smith SooHoo, who has been selling home goods with a paint-dipped effect on Etsy since October, says that she first noticed the trend a few years ago, when Land of Nod, a children's brand owned by Crate & Barrel that recently rebranded to Crate & Kids, was selling dipped Christmas ornaments.
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She can also be deadpan, or wryly funny: When her glider rocker (key equipment for nursing mothers) loses a screw, "The Return Policy at Land of Nod" (the rocker's manufacturer) feels "like an insidious, / mum extension of the dead- / line for completion of a / project I wish I had not undertaken," that project being both the ill-fated call to customer service, and motherhood itself.
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While ultimately, there is no "best for everyone" pillow — personal preference plays a huge part in determining the pillow you'll like the most — we checked out all the top recommendations from consumer buying websites, listened to what pillow buyers had to say, and even tried out some of the pillows ourselves to bring you the five picks most likely to send you off to the land of Nod comfortably.
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I'll never forget looking at this page over and over and over, trying to piece together how humans fit into the grand evolutionary scheme of things:A new collaboration with Land of Nod brings Harper's work to life as a series of the most adorable quilts, rugs, and posters, all produced in collaboration with designer Todd Oldham (who also collected many of Harper's pieces into a gigantic monograph in 2011; Harper died in 2007).
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Jou Jou Long Bomber Jacket, $264 (Originally $236.81) [You save $243.51] PJ Salvage Two-Piece Fitted Pajamas, $64.953 (Originally $264.95) [You save $218.14] Tucker + Tate Colorblock Sweater, $221.44 (Originally $29) [You save $11.60] Tucker + Tate Appliqué Fleece Dress, $21 (Originally $35) [You save $14] UGG Pala Water-Resistant Toddler Boot, $80.37 (Originally $18.143) [You save $39.58] Nordstrom Baby Reversible Hooded Bodysuit Leggings Set, $21 (Originally $35) [You save $14] The Land of Nod Care Bears Sleeping Bag, $65 (Originally $129) [You save $64] Adidas Gazelle, $36.81-$43.51 (Originally $54.95-$64.95) [You save $18.14-21.44]
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The Land of Nod are a space rock/post-rock duo from Cheltenham, England, comprising guitarist Ant Walker and bass guitarist Dave Battersby.
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The Land of Nod headlined the Cheltenham 'John Peel Night' in October 2005, which is the last time the band performed together. Walker is also the leading figure in the band Pulsar.
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William D. Rowley, "People of Good Hope in the Land of Nod," Nevada Historical Society Quarterly, Mar 1999, Vol. 42#1 pp. 3–20Louise L. Schiavone, "Vegas Revisited," Mortgage Banking Vol. 69#12 (September 2009) pp. 48+.
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JetCat is a young female superhero who "flies like a jet, and fights like a cat", created by Jay Stephens (of Tutenstein and The Secret Saturdays fame), who first appeared in the weekly comic strip "Oddville!" beginning in 1994. The character resurfaced as the star of the 1997 Dark Horse Comics mini- series, "The Land Of Nod", which was later collected as the multiple Eisner- Award nominated The Land Of Nod Rockabye Book. Jetcat next appeared in four animated shorts that aired in the final two seasons of Nickelodeon's KaBlam!., which was nominated for an Annie Award.
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She began working at the company's headquarters in 1974. Turf worked in the personnel, merchandising and marketing departments during her first twenty years with the company. In 1996, Turf was promoted to President of Crate & Barrel. Under Turf, the company acquired The Land of Nod, a children's brand, in 2000.
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The Land of Nod, now known as Crate&Kids;, was a catalog, internet, and retail store company, based in Northbrook, Illinois,"About Us." Crate and Barrel. Retrieved on September 27, 2019. specializing in children's furniture, bedding, and accessories. Scott Eirinberg and Jamie Cohen launched the company in 1996 out of Eirinberg's basement in the Chicago suburbs.
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In 2000, The Land of Nod formed an equity partnership with Crate & Barrel to help expand their presence in the United States market. In 2010, Eirinberg left the company and in February 2011, Cohen left the company. The store, which has been owned by Crate and Barrel since 2001,"About Us." Crate and Barrel. Retrieved on September 27, 2019.
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The site is on Lot No. One in the "Land of Nod," in the most northerly part of the Charlestown Grant. This imposing structure is an excellent surviving example of late-Georgian architecture. Joshua Harnden was the great-grandson of Richard Harnden, the first Englishman to settle in what is now North Wilmington. Joshua and his wife Sarah (Cornell) and their six children were the first family to occupy this house.
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Sadly, whilst Reeve considers the relationship between God and angels, he ignores any general interaction between angels and humankind. Reeve states that he believes it was but a short time between the creation of the angels and the creation of man. Perhaps he wishes to avoid speculation like Laurence Clarkson's "Land of Nod" or the Jewish Lilith. The serpent which tempted Eve was one of these angels (3.4).
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Crate and Barrel's kids brand The Land of Nod, acquired in 2001, closed all stores by the end of Spring 2018. On March 7, 2018 Crate and Barrel launched Crate and Kids, a kids furnishings, home goods and gifts product offering launching online and in 40 stores. In 2019, Crate and Barrel announced its acquisition of Hudson Grace, a boutique home decor, entertaining and gift brand based in San Francisco.
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However, parts two and three, tentatively titled Tough Country and The Land of Nod never appeared and it is not known whether Simmons ever completed them. The biographical sketch in the former anthology seems to imply that Tough Country was possibly self-published in 1998. However, the Library of Congress does not have this title on record. Following the 1965 Watts riots in Los Angeles the Watts Writers Workshop was established with Simmons one of the key participants.
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The Book of Nod The Book of Nod is a fictional book in White Wolf Game Studio's role-playing setting, World of Darkness. It tells the creation myth of vampires, the story of the curse of Caine, his exile in the Land of Nod, and his words to his descendants, as well as prophecies covering the eventual fate of the vampire race. A Book of Nod was actually printed for use as a prop in the game and for inspiration for story-tellers.
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During the Second World War the area was home to several camps for Canadian soldiers. Erie camp was a military detention centre and was built on the Land of Nod estate owned by Major L Whitaker; it was designated by the War Office as a "Military Prison and Detention Barracks" from at least 1946 to 1948. The camp was subsequently occupied by civilians and gradually replaced by an estate of 350 houses and named Heatherlands. The estate was completed by 1977.
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Enoch (; ; Ḥănōḵ) is a character in the Book of Genesis. He is described as a son of Cain, and father of Irad. After Cain arrived in the Land of Nod, to which he was evicted by the Lord as his punishment for murdering his brother Abel, his wife became pregnant and bore Cain's first child, whom he named Enoch. This Enoch is not to be confused with Enoch, son of Jared, to whom the authorship of the Book of Enoch is ascribed.
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In the December 1952 Thrilling Wonder, Mines published Edmond Hamilton's "What's It Like Out There?", a downbeat story about the realities of space exploration that had been considered too bleak for publication when it had originally been written in the 1930s. Sherwood Springer's "No Land of Nod", in the same issue, dealt with incest between a father and his daughter in a world in which they are the only two survivors. These stories were all well received by the readership.
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In June 2010 floodwaters washed away the approach to the bridge, inconveniencing local travel and commerce. Kane's Lake—A lake located directly south of the Elkhorn River, and the lake for which the unincorporated "Lakeview" (Wisner's original name) was named. Land of Nod—This was an amusement park located just north of today's River Park, from 1917–1940. Founded by Wisner businessman Andy Peterson, it featured livestock show barns, a dance hall and an ice skating rink and was the site of Wisner's first baseball diamond.
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The music video for "Sleepwalking" was released on 4 March 2013. Directed by A Nice Idea Every Day and Richard Sidwell, it depicts a sleepwalker "[traversing] wintery landscapes and a seagull-infested dock whilst in the land of nod", while Bring Me the Horizon "perform the somnambulist-inspired tune for a bunch of depressed pint-sippers in a pub". In the video, Bring Me the Horizon frontman Oliver Sykes is seen wearing a T-shirt featuring the logo of American death metal band Death.
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The estate lies mainly to the north of the village. Kelly's Directory of 1895 lists J Henry Christian as a private resident of the Land of Nod. Headley Down was formally named in March 1923 when the Post Office proclaimed that "the official name of the Telephone Call Office which has been established on Stone Hill will be Headley Down". A temporary wooden building in Carlton Road erected in the 1960s housed the post office, where it remained until incorporated into Whittle's store (subsequently Londis) in Eddeys Lane.
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Purattu), Gaihun-Aras (Heb., Gihon), and Uizun (Heb. Pishon); the mountain range of Kusheh Dagh (the land of Cush); and Upper and Lower Noqdi (the Land of Nod). In the same work, he develops a local flood theory for the Genesis Flood, positing that the biblical reference to the covering of "all the high mountains" is merely a description of the flooding of cities in the plains of Mesopotamia on the basis that the Hebrew word 'har' does not just mean 'mountain' but also 'hill' and 'city mound'.
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Maveryk's current partner, Nolan is a more laid-back character with an interest in comics and fantasy fiction. When he was a small child, he was recruited by the Druid and a gang of dream beings - Mister Balloons, Dish and Spoon, and Goldie (a goldfish) - to help liberate the Land of Nod from the bogeyman Jim Bones, using his small size and speed to "zip" into Nod's castle and wake him. Zipper and his gang went on to have many adventures throughout his childhood. Flashbacks in #10-11 (Vol.
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The injunction against violence may be addressed to both sides—as was Erasmus's response to the struggle between Catholicism and Protestantism in the West. The last print of the Genesis series concerns Cain and his line and makes the point that real evil, originating in his unrepented crime, was perpetuated by Cain and his son Enoch in the building of cities in the land of Nod. This revision also provides Cain with a suitable fate: accidental shooting by his blind "brother" Lamekh. Here man is taken further from God.
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Building the Ark (watercolor c. 1896–1902 by James Tissot) The flood is part of what scholars call the primeval history, the first 11 chapters of Genesis. These chapters, fable-like and legendary, form a preface to the patriarchal narratives which follow, but show little relationship to them. For example, the names of its characters and its geography—Adam ("Man") and Eve ("Life"), the Land of Nod ("Wandering"), and so on—are symbolic rather than real, and much of the narratives consist of lists of "firsts": the first murder, the first wine, the first empire-builder.
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Memory Lane by I. C. Brenner. Salt Lake Tribune, November 4, 1936, p. 22 Bergere first toured in Billie's First Love (1902) and then subsequent in productions such as Jimmie's Experiment (1903); His Japanese Wife (1904); The Chorus Girl in The Land of Nod (1905); A Bowery Camille (1906); The Morning After the Play (1907); A Prairie Flower (1908); The Lion Tamer (1908); The Sultan's Favorite (1909); Two Women (1911); She Wanted Affection (1911); Judgment(1912);Judgment, by Victdor H. Smalley. Orpheum. Oakland Tribune March 17, 1912, p. 41 Boston Baked Beans (1913);Plays and Players.
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Genesis 1–11 shows little relationship to the remainder of Genesis. For example, the names of its characters and its geography – Adam (man) and Eve (life), the Land of Nod ("Wandering"), and so on – are symbolic rather than real, and much of the narratives consist of lists of "firsts": the first murder, the first wine, the first empire-builder. Most notably, almost none of the persons, places and stories in it are ever mentioned anywhere else in the Bible. This has led some scholars to suppose that the history forms a late composition attached to Genesis and the Pentateuch to serve as an introduction.
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Carter was pastor until his death in 1684. Certain "remote lands" mentioned in the 1640 petition, commonly called "The Land of Nod", lay to the north of Woburn, and although all was laid under the municipal authority of the new town, the more remote part of this tract was granted to Charlestown proprietors. Of these lands Zechariah Symmes and Thomas Allen were each allotted 300 acres in 1643, though they were not laid out until 1650. Meanwhile, a town boundary dispute arose between Charlestown and Woburn, which in 1650/51 was settled to lie along the property boundaries of the farms of Increase Nowell, Zechariah Symmes and Edward Convers.
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The band's music is generally described as post-rock or space rock, but has also been described as shoegazing and "ambient instrumental rock".Couture, François "[ Translucent Review]", Allmusic, Macrovision CorporationRaggett, Ned "[ Mont Ventoux Review]", Allmusic, Macrovision CorporationHopkin, Kenyon "[ Reality Channel: An Introduction To The Land Of Nod Review]", Allmusic, Macrovision Corporation While the band have cited bands such as Echo & the Bunnymen (particularly Will Sergeant's guitar playing) as an influence, comparisons to Krautrock band such as Faust (band), Neu!, and Popol Vuh have been common. The band have also drawn comparisons with contemporary bands such as Godspeed You Black Emperor, Stars of the Lid, and Spiritualized.
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Victorian era Fairy painting: Edwin Landseer, Scene from A Midsummer Night's Dream. Titania and Bottom, 1851 By the late 19th century, the term 'fairy' had been taken up as a utopian theme, and was used to critique social and religious values, a tradition which Tolkien and T. H. White continued. One of the last of the Victorian Fairy-paintings, The Piper of Dreams by Estella Canziani, sold 250,000 copies and was well known within the trenches of World War I where Tolkien saw active service. Illustrated posters of Robert Louis Stevenson's poem Land of Nod had been sent out by a philanthropist to brighten servicemen's quarters, and Faery was used in other contexts as an image of "Old England" to inspire patriotism.
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284The Journal of Education, Volume 21, p.756 One reviewer commented: The wonderful adventures and encounters of "The Child Who Believes" are told in the most graphic and convincing manner, and the juvenile reader who remains incredulous of the existence of "The Old World" after reading the entrancing story of Mabel and her fairy prince, deserves to be passed over by Santa on his annual visit.Australian Town and Country Journal, Saturday 25 November 1899 His later work,The Other Side of Nod is the story of a boy transported by a white car into the fairy tale land of Nod. Neither story is an allegory but a careful reading of them reveals that for Cule (as with George Macdonald) the "storybook world" of the imagination is linked to the Christian concept of the Kingdom of Heaven.
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The area was called Headley Down on maps as early as 1801, and from about the 1870s houses began to be built by people wishing to live or holiday in the healthy environment for which the Hindhead area was notable. It was also described as Headley Common on a map (of about 1868) of the large Wishanger Manor Estate, the records of which go back at least to 1167. The side-roads in Headley Down were laid out in a grid system at least as early as 1909, rather than radiating out from a central point such as a church. The Land of Nod estate predates Headley Down, possibly established in the early 18th century; an owner of the estate believed its name derived from an earlier incumbent by the name of Cane or Keyne, an excommunicant, and is a reference to the biblical story of Cain's banishment.
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The Primeval History forms the opening chapters of the Torah, the five books making up the history of the origins of Israel. This achieved something like its current form in the 5th century BCE, but Genesis 1-11 shows little relationship to the rest of the Bible: for example, the names of its characters and its geography - Adam (man) and Eve (life), the Land of Nod ("Wandering"), and so on - are symbolic rather than real, and almost none of the persons, places and stories mentioned in it are ever met anywhere else. This has led scholars to suppose that the History forms a late composition attached to Genesis and the Pentateuch to serve as an introduction. Just how late is a subject for debate: at one extreme are those who see it as a product of the Hellenistic period, in which case it cannot be earlier than the first decades of the 4th century BCE; on the other hand the Yahwist source has been dated by some scholars, notably John Van Seters, to the exilic pre-Persian period (the 6th century BCE) precisely because the Primeval History contains so much Babylonian influence in the form of myth.
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