Actually sad is probably the wrong word — more nostalgic, maybe.
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Expect to be in a more nostalgic mood than usual.
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What can be more nostalgic and classic than this nautical decor?
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Oddly, American Dream is no more nostalgic than their previous albums.
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If you're looking for something even more nostalgic — yet still very creepy!
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But, as the weeks passed, his memories turned more and more nostalgic.
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Taurus was a little hipper, while the Gemini playlist felt slightly more nostalgic.
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And Twinkie ice cream is now here to make that endeavor even more nostalgic.
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Calling it the "new BlackBerry Bold" would have elicited more nostalgic feels than KEYone.
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There are few things more nostalgic — and often, wildly grotesque — than combing through dated recipes.
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The experience is more nostalgic than gastronomic, and I reminisce about my grandmother's cooking on her farm.
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Yet like any recollection of childhood, he acknowledges that the miniature interiors are more nostalgic "composites" than recreations.
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They're not all serious or directly inspiring, some of them are funny and some of them are more nostalgic.
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After downloading my Facebook data after 12 years on the social network I was more nostalgic than creeped out.
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Arnaldo Ho on Thursday said it would have a more nostalgic feel in contrast to Macau's mainly glitzy resorts.
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"If I go more nostalgic, it would be a really good classic grilled cheese sandwich with some caramelized onions," she says.
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It's almost Thanksgiving, which mean it's almost Christmas, which means everyone is about to get more cheerful, more emotional, and more nostalgic.
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As the Sun illuminates the home and family sector of your chart, you'll find yourself in a more nostalgic mood than usual.
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The opinion overlap does not end there, P.R.R.I. found: No group of Americans is more nostalgic about the 1950s than white evangelical Protestants.
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Tara Elliott, who was a drama teacher on Vinalhaven for a year and now lives in Brooklyn, was more nostalgic for 64 Main Street.
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On the pavement, books evoking a more nostalgic Burma, such as George Orwell's Burmese Days, are laid out next to calendars optimistic about its future.
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His problem is that many Outers prefer a more nostalgic vision of a post-EU Britain, one involving cream teas, birching and church on Sundays.
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"He's like the Babe Ruth of the show, his paintings are more nostalgic," says Brand, comparing the famous chimp's work to the legendary Yankee's baseball card.
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He pointed out there are still high-end speakers that appeal to certain consumers — particularly as vinyl records attempt a comeback among more nostalgic music lovers.
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And while today, their value is probably more nostalgic than usual, there are some devices of the disco era that are still helping us every day.
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The populist right is using the refugee crisis to woo older, poorer and more nostalgic voters with talk of national pride and the decadence of elites.
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Coloring isn't just for kindergarteners anymore; more and more nostalgic adults are picking up drawing books and pencils and getting back in on the action, too.
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There is one person who might be feeling even more nostalgic than you about the 10th anniversary of The Devil Wears Prada today: Anne Hathaway herself.
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Homesickness for a place you can never visit Levitate is more nostalgic than other Lone records, an appropriate quality given the specificity and intensity of its references.
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And maybe, he thinks, millennials are more nostalgic towards old tech because we're the first generation to uniquely experience these complete shifts in communication at the same time together.
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She shared a clip from the rom-com with the television frame in view, making us even more nostalgic for the days when we watched everything on actual TVs.
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This has another benefit: the original engine can be swapped in with relative ease at any time, should you feel even more nostalgic for the E-type's racing heyday.
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The farther I get from my own riding days, the more nostalgic I become, and I only recently realized that I might be turning into a full-blown horse lady.
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Cross-country road trips may include stops at the world's tallest thermometer or the biggest ball of yarn, but General Mills gave road warriors a more nostalgic reason to stop.
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Putting another way: Samsung thinks the melding of smartphones and tablets may be the future, while Motorola is betting that the future, actually, feels a lot more nostalgic than that.
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The latter felt more nostalgic, but did I really want to put my lips to a piece of tin that had spent 15 years in various not-always-clean refrigerators?
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The location, the scenery, the people, the food, even the weather — every day felt like an adventure in Invercargill, and I find myself becoming more nostalgic for it each day.
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The actress made the topper feel all the more nostalgic with frayed-hem jeans and Converse, with the worn laces wrapped around her ankle instead of tied in a messy bow.
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Big cities are becoming younger, more ethnically diverse, more educated and more socially liberal, while smaller towns are ageing, are less diverse, more nostalgic and more socially conservative, studies by political geographers show.
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For anyone who grew up playing the Super NES, there are few things more nostalgic than the sight of Mario's adorably pixelated little face bobbing along beneath that charming red cap of his.
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Fort told MTV that when it came to styling Gretchen, she "went back to a more nostalgic time, almost a '50s style, with her little skirts and kept her not quite as provocative as Regina."
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That leaves a rural white audience who might be sympathetic to its more nostalgic forms of nationalism, but not its liberal traditions, anchored in the free market and (partly for that reason) acceptance of immigration.
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The moon in Taurus finds you in a more nostalgic mood than usual today, and you'd be wise to catch up on rest and be smart about your spending as the moon connects with Saturn and Neptune.
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"It feels more nostalgic than the more modern coffee shops," said university student Nguyen Hoang Phuong Ngan as she sipped a coconut latte at Cong Ca Phe, a popular cafe chain which uses communist-era propaganda in its branding.
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Inevitably, director Dean Israelite and writer John Gatins incorporate the franchise's sillier and more nostalgic underpinnings, from snippets of the "Go go Power Rangers" theme that chased many a parent from the room to a seemingly inevitable "Transformers" joke.
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And just to make us that little bit more nostalgic, the bearded Dothraki â€" or rather the bearded legend that played him, Jason Momoa â€" recently took a trip to Ireland and went for a drink with the show's creators.
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While critics have taken the reboot to task for being more nostalgic than funny, I would argue the nuances of the Conner family, especially at the height of our country's current culture war over class, is more relevant than nostalgic.
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When I saw Mr. Als's exhibition a second time after touring Neel's Harlem, I found it even more nostalgic than before — not only for the thriving culture of a certain New York, but for a time when artists could afford it.
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A significant number of carriers do have very good security mechanisms in place, but there are certainly actors out there that would take advantage of vulnerabilities, and the kind of wistful small town feel of a well-established network is more nostalgic now.
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But New Girl is more sentimental than Girls, and more nostalgic for its own past, and so the jokes feel slightly more stagnant — Nick leaves a bowl of mashed potatoes under his bed for months; Schmidt melts into a mumbling mannequin when he finds out about Cece's past relationships.
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Perhaps it's not surprising that the Grammys nominated his more nostalgic cuts in the R&B performance categories: "Woman's World," an impassioned response to James Brown's famous declaration, "It's a Man's Man's Man's World"; and the slinky "Turnin Me Up." But make no mistake: BJ the Chicago Kid is part of a vanguard that's modernizing hip-hop and R&B.
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II, p.11, 314-316; Vol. III, p.98, 270-271, 315, 394, 403-404 Eventually, Lovinescu's ideology came to resemble Symbolism: there various point of contact between his main tribune, Sburătorul, and the more nostalgic wing of post-Symbolism,Cernat, p.
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Early plans have included making the stadium and fan experience more nostalgic, akin to the days at RFK Stadium, where the team spent over 30 years. Snyder also stated his desire for the area to host a Super Bowl as a contributing factor behind his push for a new stadium.
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Introduction to the symphonies of Martinů published in Melómano 14, no. 144 (July–August 2009): 58–62 by Martín Llade. The Andante is the most successful and least ambitious slow movement in all of Martinů's symphonies. It is even more nostalgic in character than is ever found in Dvořák, expressed by phrases of a folk-like simplicity exchanged between woodwinds and strings.
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He was married to French feminist and optimistic writer Benoîte Groult, who shared his love of navigation. The style of both writers slightly converged in that respect; Groult's latest works (Les Vaisseaux du coeur) are more nostalgic, and Guimard's "brother" novel, also about human destiny and sea (Le Mauvais temps), is more sensible to the role of human will as opposed to fate.
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Rómulo Berruti in Clarín stated that it was a film intended to be a review of the Peronist regime, using the drama of a boxer as a "pivot". El Mundo opined that it is a " film that loses by points… It feeds but it doesn't hit. It avoids but does not delve… more nostalgic than critical… immature, but with good intentions". Manrupe and Portela wrote: "Good reconstruction at times and some drama achieved".
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The pair get high using dental local anesthetics. Ocean serves as an unreliable narrator. Several interludes are placed throughout the album, named after video games, such as Street Fighter, Metal Gear Solid, GoldenEye 007 and Soulcalibur. This is reported to give the album a more nostalgic feel; the record is "held together by tiny interludes named after 1990s video games in which the unmistakable sounds of a cassette player rewinding, fast-forwarding, and stopping are heard".
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As its name implies, the paper placed an emphasis on news, offering extensive coverage of newly released cards and memorabilia, as well as reporting on developments within the hobby itself. It also featured more nostalgic pieces, including articles on older memorabilia as well as interviews with baseball players of the past. There were also frequent articles aimed at new collectors, offering advice on how to get started in the hobby. The publication originally was based in Glen Cove, New York.
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Some of the more nostalgic members of the community are known in popular culture as "Whenwes", because of their nostalgia for their lives in Rhodesia "when we were in Rhodesia". Despite high emigration levels, a high level of non-South African white immigrants have settled in the country, in particular from countries such as Britain and Zimbabwe. For example, by 2005, an estimated 212,000 British citizens were residing in South Africa. Since 2003, the numbers of British migrants coming to South Africa has risen by 50%.
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Unlike most of his clients, Lucas had a modest lifestyle. He also paid for the apartment of his long-term mistress Josephine Marchand and her servants; however, their relationship was discreet according to the expert Lilian Randall, who translated and decoded Lucas' diary. Until the 1906 visit of his niece Bertha, Lucas had not seen any member of his family since becoming an expatriate, yet he remained in touch with his family and friends in America through correspondence. As he aged, he became more nostalgic about Baltimore, where he ultimately bequeathed his collection.
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Avati began his career directing horror films and is considered one of the most notable Italian directors of this genre, with titles including La casa dalle finestre che ridono (The House with Laughing Windows, 1976) and Zeder (1983), which are considered his masterpieces. According to Avati, the TV series Jazz Band (1978), written about the story of the Doctor Dixie Jazz Band marked a turning point for his work. The subject of his movies began coming from his own experience, and his cinema became more nostalgic, introspective, and autobiographic. Moreover, the series was successful and brought Avati to the attention of a wider public compared to his previous films.
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As the violins descend, in a calmer and more peaceful mood, an offstage piano enters with Leopold Godowsky's transcription of Isaac Albéniz's Tango in D – a tribute to Corigliano's pianist-friend. The lyrical melody, first played by solo woodwind instruments and then by strings, carries a much more nostalgic mood. The “chattering brass motives” from the A section begin to reappear for increasing lengths of time until it takes over, thus bringing the end of this section. The dissonant motives accumulate with increasing speed until the orchestra reaches a standstill with loud, repeating dissonant chords played by the entire ensemble, pulsating for long stretches of time.
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According to a 2014 poll, 57 percent of citizens of Russia regretted the collapse of the Soviet Union, while 30 percent said they did not. Elderly people tended to be more nostalgic than younger Russians. 50% of respondents in Ukraine in a similar poll held in February 2005 stated they regret the disintegration of the Soviet Union."Russians, Ukrainians Evoke Soviet Union" , Angus Reid Global Monitor (01/02/05) However, a similar poll conducted in 2016 showed only 35% Ukrainians regretting the Soviet Union collapse and 50% not regretting this. On 25 January 2016, Russian President Vladimir Putin blamed Vladimir Lenin and his advocating for the individual republics' right to political secession for the breakup of the Soviet Union.
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McCartney later clashed with Walley about payment: "The funny thing was that whenever Paul [McCartney] was around he used to say, 'Don't pay anyone who's not playing' ... He didn't really rate managers". Walley stopped managing the group after his family moved from Vale Road to New Brighton on the opposite bank of the River Mersey to Liverpool, which was too far to be practical, and because he had contracted tuberculosis. Walley kept in contact until Lennon's death in 1980: "John and I always stayed in touch after he was a Beatle – I would go round to his flat or house and we'd talk. ... He never forget any of the old gang … in fact towards the end of his life he was becoming more and more nostalgic".
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Horror fans have seen it all before." The Guardian's Phelim O'Neill also considered the film to be unoriginal, but nevertheless "a well- made film, with some finely crafted shocks" Jeannette Catsoulis of The New York Times wrote that the film "continues the painful decline of a director who seems more nostalgic for past glories than excited about new ideas". Robert Abele of the Los Angeles Times wrote that the film "feels like a foot- wetting exercise rather than a full-bodied romp in familiar waters". Owen Gleiberman of Entertainment Weekly rated it B− and wrote, "While he does bring his trademark craftsmanship to this snake-pit mental-asylum thriller, the picture has too many old-movie bits rattling around in it.
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This allowed the Kowloon Walled City to experience a 'second life' in which many popular media and game outlets portray the city in a more nostalgic and romanticized version. The Kowloon Walled City's second life and re-emergence in the public consciousness can be attributed to the handover in 1997 where the imminence of its disappearance caused a rise in interest in Hong Kong culture. The city was also a spot that highlighted "guerrilla capitalism" which showed the city's ability to adapt to the conditions of the time, but it is also remembered as an era that cannot return. This is in-line with the city's reputation, from being shunned in its existence in the early years to now being a point of pride for many Hong Kong residences alike.
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In 2002, a more nostalgic phase of the band was started, with the release of Surfando Karmas e DNA (Surfing Over Karmas and DNA), with the participation of ex-band members, especially Carlos Maltz on "E-stória" (E-story). Standout tracks for this album include "Esportes Radicais" (Extreme Sports) and "Terceira do Plural" (Plural Third (Person)). The following album, Dançando no Campo Minado (Dancing on the Mine Field), from 2003, continued the theme: short tracks, heavy guitar and critical lyrics of Gessinger denouncing the perils of globalization - in "Fusão a Frio" (Cold Fusion) -, war - "Dançando em Campo Minado" - and showing disillusionment with politics and ideology - in "Segunda Feira Blues" (Monday Blues), divided in two parts -, the last one featuring contributions from Carlos Maltz. However, the most successful track of this album was catchy pop-rock theme "Até o Fim" (Till The End).
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Written fifteen years after The Autocrat, this work's tone was mellower and more nostalgic than its predecessor; "As people grow older," Holmes wrote, "they come at length to live so much in memory that they often think with a kind of pleasure of losing their dearest possessions. Nothing can be so perfect while we possess it as it will seem when remembered".Hoyt, 237 In 1876, at the age of seventy, Holmes published a biography of John Lothrop Motley, which was an extension of an earlier sketch he had written for the Massachusetts Historical Society Proceedings. The following year he published a collection of his medical essays and Pages from an Old Volume of Life, a collection of various essays he had previously written for The Atlantic Monthly.Hoyt, 251 He retired from Harvard Medical School in 1882 after thirty-five years as a professor.
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Prelinger's 2010 book, Another Science Fiction: Advertising the Space Race 1957–1962, was inspired by the contemporary advertising found in two publications: Aviation Week and Missiles and Rockets. The book chronicled an era described by Dennis Overbye in The New York Times as "'Mad Men' meets 'Flash Gordon'", a time when the future of space exploration was sometimes given to inflated predictions—lunar gardening and solar-powered space vehicles—as corporations attempted to emblazon their vision of the future and, more practically, drive employee recruitment. Overbye wrote that "it’s hard to know what to be more nostalgic about, all those childhood dreams of space opera or the optimism of an era in which imagination and technology were booming and every other ad ended with a pitch to come work for the thriving company of the future." Research for the book began as a search for untold stories of the militarized American west and the development of the atomic bomb.
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More nostalgic in tone were Last of the Summer Wine, about the escapades of pensioners in a Yorkshire town, Dad's Army, about a Home Guard unit during World War II and It Ain't Half Hot Mum about a Royal Artillery Concert Party stationed in India/later Burma also during (and after) World War II. A more diverse view of society was offered by series like Porridge, a comedy about prison life, and Rising Damp, set in a lodging house inhabited by two students, a lonely spinster and a lecherous landlord. Taking a softer approach to race than Till Death Us Do Part, ITV's Mind Your Language (1977–79) represented several foreign nations personified as English language students attending an evening class. Despite LWT ending the show after its third series in objection to the undeniable stereotyping, Mind Your Language did later return for a fourth series in the 1980s. In police dramas, there was a move towards increasing realism.
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In "El hombre del traje gris", Joaquín Sabina started showing a darker and more nostalgic side, in fact, except from some exceptions, the most of the songs reflect feelings of loneliness, sadness, languor and lethargy. A clear example of those feelings shown in this release is the first song extracted as maxi single, entitled "Eva tomando el sol" (Eva having a sunbath), a melancholic ballad in which Sabina remembers a brief love story during his exile years in London, a story in which the singer gives some details about their daily lives with some references to the Adan and Eva passage of the Bible. The following single was the hit song "Una de romanos" (A film about Roman soldiers), a song that tells a personal story about a childhood romance inside a cinema hall while watching a film that was set in the Roman Empire. The popularity of this song was so high that, as happened with the previous album, it was recorded a promotional video.
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Retrieved 4 July 2020. . with Reuters labelling it "Brexit-on-Sea" and suggesting that many of its residents were "more nostalgic and more socially conservative" than those in diverse, liberal, urban areas, and keen to see state funds paid to the EU redirected into supporting the town.Clodagh Kilcoyne and Sara Ledwith, "In Brexit-on-Sea, the Left-Behind Still Want Out", Reuters, 4 April 2019. Retrieved 4 July 2020. . Afterwards support for UKIP fell and the party did not stand in 2019, although support for leaving the EU remained high. The Brexit Party did not contest the parliamentary seat in 2019, but in the European Parliament elections held earlier that year, it has been estimated that Boston and Skegness probably had the third-highest vote share for the Brexit Party of any constituency.Chris Hanretty, "EP2019 Results Mapped onto Westminster Constituencies", Medium, 29 May 2019. Retrieved 4 July 2020. . The estimates are in Chris Hanretty, "Estimates of the EP2019 Vote in Westminster Constituencies" (Google Drive). Retrieved 4 July 2020. .
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