Jan 2, 2006

Happy New Year! Welcome to the very first weekly update of 2006.   Many, many thanks to Richard for writing the update last week,  especially for fitting it in around the opening of presents, eating  turkey and stuffing.  So now then, settle down with your leftover  chocolates, put your feet up and put the kettle on.  Without any  further ado, here we go with this week's Coronation Street update.

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Penny pops off to see her sick old mum leaving Mike at the mercy of  his failing faculties which devious Danny decides to exploit.  Danny finds an engagement ring which Mike forgot he'd bought for Penny and  he realises he's right at the bottom of Mike's priorities now. Danny  and Leanne concoct a plan of action to ensure Danny gets his share  of the Underworld fortune. Penny returns from her mum's to find Mike  more confused. In one of his more lucid moments he pops a ring on  her finger and pops the question. When she says no, he storms out of  the restaurant, drives around in his car and gets lost. He pops into  the Rovers (there was lots of popping this week) thinks that Bev is  Bet and he ends up packing Penny's bags and throwing her out of the  flat.

Leanne and Danny go for dinner at the Battersby-Browns and Cilla and  Les pull out all the stops.  Les is there in his best frilly shirt  and there's no expense spared for the seasonal meal which includes  microwaved pop-tarts and all the sauces on the table – brown, red  and salad cream.

Jamie – a boy so sensitive that fabric conditioner brings him out in  a rash – foolishly thinks that Frankie fancies him. Worse still, he  thinks he's fallen in love with his step-mum after jealous Carol  stirs things between mother and step-son. Why they haven't thrown  that woman out yet, I just don't know.  Jamie finally snaps and says  he's had enough of Carol and her poisonous mind so he packs his bag  and takes a taxi to the airport to go to visit  brother Wa'rn in  Spain.

Artist Hilary asks Jack and Vera if she can paint them in the nuddy  at her life class where the students use a mixture of bodily fluids  in their artwork – excretions, secretions and vomit (sounds like a  firm of solicitors to me).  Not surprisingly, Vera says no but when  Jack finds out there's a wad of money involved he has other ideas.  Hilary wants to capture the essence of the Duckies before she starts  to paint them and when Jack and Vera start arguing in the Rovers she  snaps away on her camera capturing all the angst and anger that  makes the pair of them exactly what they are.

Steve and Ronnie book a holiday to the Caribbean and when Tracy  finds out she tells Steve he can't go because she needs him to look  after Amy as she's decided to swan off to the sun with Charlie  instead.  Steve, supported by Liz, Ronnie and a haggle of factory  girls in the background, storm round to see Tracy and he puts her  straight on the sun-tan situation. In the Rovers later Tracy comes  in for stick from the factory girls over how easily she was prepared  to dump Amy to get back at Steve.  Charlie doesn't book the holiday  and lets Tracy know that her young daughter, adorable as she is, doesn't figure into his life. This week, of course, the Street celebrated New Years Eve.  At the Barlows, Deirdre tempted Ken to a night in the Rovers: "Eat your beans, we're going out".  With no babysitter, Tracy left Amy home alone upstairs in her cot while she went out to celebrate at Charlie's with cheap champagne. In the Rovers, everyone was in daft hats and a party mood. Cilla was there wearing pink fishnets (always good for catching crabs in) and there was much kissing as Big Ben chimed midnight - although I don't know if Ben enjoyed this or not. 

After Sally and Kev return from a New Year knees-up at Rita's, Sally goes across the road to wish daughter Rosie a Happy New Year.  But when she finds Craig answering the door in his dressing gown and Rosie upstairs in his bed, well, she's not best pleased, oh dearie me, no.  Weatherfield got its own star-crossed lovers in the shape of Rosie and Craig after Sally and Kev locked their daughter in her room when they found out she's been sleeping with her boyfriend.
It's like Romeo and Juliet for the `Heat' generation - with Craig standing under Rosie's bedroom window texting  instead of all that `where for art thou?' stuff. Sally's all at sea trying to cope with Rosie and has a chat to Gail who knows a thing or two about such matters. Meanwhile young Sophie feels left out at home and says that everyone's ignoring her pleas to join the bra-tastic set at school.

Blanche goes to a funeral but returns dead downcast instead of full of gory gossip. She was supposed to pick up her mate Lena on the way to the funeral but when she got to the sheltered accommodation to meet her mate, it turned out that Lena had gone to meet her maker.

Emily and Rita continued to get friendly with Ed the born-again  Christian while Norris feels left out. Ed made an impression on  Eileen when he bought her a bag of pork scratchings in the Rovers, clearly finding his way to Mrs Grimshaw's soft spot.

Liz tells Bev that Vernon's off on a four week cruise to Casa-flamin'-Blanca so she decides to go with him to keep his hands off the groupies all afloat in the sea of middle-age desperation. Bev says she'll come on the cruise too and even manages to talk Fred into doing a spot of sailing, I say, accompanying them all.

And that's just about that for this week.

Glenda

Jan 9, 2006

Greetings and welcome to another weekly update. Is this the winter of our discontent or am I still in a post-Christmas slump after eating too much chocolate and cake? Still, mustn’t grumble.  The tree and the cards have gone to the recycling centre, the decorations have been taken down and the daffodils are coming up in the garden.  And so without any further ado, here we go with this week’s Coronation Street update.

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In an effort to raise some much needed cash (without Vera knowing), Jack bears all and strips nude for the all-girl students in Hilary’s life painting class.  Well, I call them ‘girls’ but they’re more ‘women of a certain age’ really. After putting on her long distance specs, one woman  paints an abstract, expressionist sort of cubist kind of painting in a modernist style and Jack’s confused when he sees it.  When Hilary tells him it’s symbolic, he replies: “Do you mean she painted me symbolic naked?”.

Things continue to go wrong for Mike this week.  After he threw Penny out last week, he can’t remember what happened and wonders where she’s gone.   When Adam reminds him, Mike gives Penny’s engagement ring to Danny as a bonus for securing a big pants order (size 18+).  Leanne lords it over the factory girls again after she splashes Danny’s cash in the sales.  Back at the flat, she shows Danny the cut price corset she picked up shopping after he passes the sparkler on to her – with instructions to wear it on any finger except the one that it was meant for. And just where do people find cut price corsets in the sales these days anyway? The best I could find this year was a couple of pillow cases and a new teapot. Anyway,  Danny causes more problems for Mike when he tells him that Adam and Penny are having an affair.  Mike’s confused enough without someone putting poison in his shell-like but that’s exactly what Danny does.  Penny had returned to put things straight with Mike but after Danny stirs things up Mike tells both Penny and Adam (calling them Linda and Mike) that he doesn’t want to see either of them again.  Or in the case of Penny, that was again, again.  Mike believes Danny’s his only ally and tells him he’s written a letter to son Mark in which he makes amends and invites him to return to Weatherfield. Danny offers to post the letter for him but instead he crumples it up and throws it away. Adam’s had enough and leaves the Street for Scotland, he’s had enough of Danny, his dad and the whole sorry mess.  Now then, I always think the way a character leaves the Street says a lot about when – or if - they’ll ever return. Zooming off in a sports car the way Adam did after an emotional farewell to Deirdre and Ken could mean a definite maybe, perhaps.

Star-crossed young lovers Rosie and Craig snatch a few stolen words through the Websters back bedroom window while Craig risks falling to sudden death in the ginnel from a great height while sitting on the back yard wall.  It’s all so romantic, it really is.  Young Sophie meanwhile is feeling left out as the Websters turn their attention to wayward daughter Rosie.  Sophie wants to join the bra-tastic set at school (so when did smoking behind the bike sheds go out of fashion?)  Hayley recognises a lost soul when she sees one and runs up a bra for Sophie on her sewing machine. Yes, I know, that storyline was lovely in a bizarre sort of way.

Phil tries to shut up as Gail puts up with David being unbearably rude, while over the road at the Grimshaw’s, Eileen throws out Sarah and Bethany when she finds Jason playing happy families with the strumpet she blames for ruining her other son’s life. Eileen argues with Jason about Sarah and later sheds tears after an emotional phone call to Todd.  She finally pulls herself together, agrees to disagree with Jason and instead of interfering in his love life she makes a New Year resolution to find a fella for herself.  Having decided to get on with Jason and Sarah, Eileen and Sean babysit Bethany while Jason takes Sarah to the pub. When Gail finds out, she’s not best pleased and tells Eileen she’s only weakened to gain cheap popularity with her son.  She’s wrong, but Gail could do well to heed her own words after David continues to bicker with his mother. Phil tries to get David to calm down and help out around the house but his words fall on stoney-deaf teenage ears. Phil finally has enough of young David and when Gail nips out to the chippy he loses it completely.  He throws David up against the living room wall and threatens him, all snarly like.  When David defends himself to Gail when she returns with the chips, she takes Phil’s side instead of her son’s and ends up slapping David across the face when he bad-mouths her fella again.

Blanche attends Lena’s funeral and, keeping the pledge she made to Lena before she popped off this mortal coil, dresses in a scarlet suit in a two-fingered salute to the Grim Reaper.  After the funeral, the Barlows hear the patter of tiny feet (is Tracy pregnant again already?) when Lady Freckles enters their house - it’s Lena’s dog that she’s left Blanche in her will.  The dog’s name gets shortened to Eccles and it’s a tiny, weeny, cute kind of dog, so small that Chesney’s dog Schmeicel could wear it as an ear-ring. Tracy’s besotted and shows Eccles more affection and attention that she’s ever bestowed on her own little daughter but the pooch takes an instant dislike to Ken (so it’s not a Pe-Ken-ese then).  Kirk advises Ken on how best to handle Eccles and says he has to prove to the dog that he’s leader of the pack and must show Eccles who’s boss.  It doesn’t go to plan when Eccles gets the best spot on the sofa and Ken’s on the floor feeding chocolates to the pooch - and then gets bitten for his efforts before the dog chews his wallet.  Meanwhile, Deirdre and the dog get on like old pals and she takes it with her for company on her fag breaks in the backyard.

Fred and Bev get cabin fever as they work up to asking each other about sleeping arrangements on this here upcoming cruise.  Neither of them can bear to hear that the other simply wants to be nothing more than good friends, so in the end, nothing’s said. As Bev, Liz and Vernon set off for the cruise, Fred decides to stay in the safe harbour of the Rovers instead of rocking the boat of friendship by dipping his toe in the waters of lurve with Bev.

The wonderful Amber returned to the Street again this week to give dad Dev a bit of hassle in the shop.  When he asks her why she isn’t helping out her mum over in the Eccles shop she accuses him of being racist and trying to stereotype her. More Amber please, she’s great.

Tyrone enters Maria in The Gazette’s ‘Surprise The Bride’ competition while Maria shocks Tyrone with a tub of hot wax in the back of the salon. “Take your clothes off and lie on the bed”  Maria tells her fiancé but Tyrone doesn’t get exactly what he was hoping for.  Maria waxes his back (ouch)  then his chest (double ow) as her way of giving something back to him after he spent a small fortune on her Chrimbo pressies. 

And that’s just about that for this week.

Glenda

Jan 16, 2006

Greetings and welcome to another weekly update.  This week the update comes to you with an extra portion of fat chips and good intentions to start its diet next week.  I didn’t manage to see all of the episodes this week so there will be gaps in the update – if you spot one coming just close your eyes and jump over. And so, without any further ado, here we go with this week’s Coronation Street update.

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After Maria waxed Tryone’s back and chest last week in the salon, he’s itching like mad. Cheer up Tyrone, it could be worse, she could have given you one of those waxed back, crack and lack of hair around your sensitive parts. When he complains, Nathan tells him he’ll get used to it and shows off his own buffed and polished bodywork in the garage.  Kev spots his two hairless mechanics admiring each other’s smoothness and wonders what the world’s coming to these days. I thought the same thing the other day when I was in a pub and saw a young lad using lip-balm.  It shouldn’t have surprised me too much really, I was in a London pub full of soft southern Jessies after all. Anyway, Tyrone finds out he’s through to stage two of the Gazette’s Surprise The Bride competition (Goose the Groom?). When he tells Maria, she’s not best pleased to find out she’s been entered to a crappy competition in the local paper.  Now there’s gratitude for you, eh?

Sunita goes into labour, hospital and a great deal of pain. Shelley’s by her side as her chosen birth partner complete with sandwiches and hot drinks in case of a long wait.  In front of a fine display of Tunnocks snowballs in the corner shop, Fred tells Dev that his wife has gone to th’ospital although it was Sunita’s wish that Dev wouldn’t find out. Sunita writhes in pain in the delivery room and won’t let Dev in when he turns up but finally allows him in to see the birth of his son and his daughter – Asha and Aadi.  Three days later we see Sunita back at her flat, washing, ironing, acting like she’s done nothing more than popped out for a pint of milk instead of giving birth to twins.  She tells her brother Jayesh that she’s not coming home to live with her parents, she’s a single mum and will look after her twins the way she thinks best.  Jayesh tells her she’ll end up like the rest of the ‘white trash’ on the cobbles and I tell you - that’s brewed up a storm round these here parts in the papers.

Mike’s confusion continues when he gets a credit card bill and there’s two engagement rings listed. He remembers buying one but not t’other and when he speaks to Danny about it, his devious son works out how best to take advantage of Mike’s muddle. Danny convinces Mike that he’s agreed to write Adam out of his will and even arranges to make an appointment with his solicitor for Mike to change the will in Danny’s favour, leaving Underworld to him alone and making him the sole heir to the fortune in pants.  Leanne offers Danny her best immoral support.

Emily and Ed get cosy in the Rovers with a couple of drinks and Emily invites Eileen over to join them. Ma Grimshaw’s straight over there, happy at the thought of a single man in the snug but she finds it a turn off when he starts waxing lyrical about religion and stuff.  Ed and Emily continue to grow friendly and Emily hosts a bible class in her front room although Norris isn’t too happy when he gets turfed out.  “You should see the state of the place. Call themselves Christians?” he moans. “You could have fed the five thousand from the crumbs they left on the floor”.

Carol getsh vereh, vereh dhrunk on cheap vodka and accuses Jamie and Frankie of having the hots for each other.  Jamie packs his mother’s bags and throws her out on the street, tells her never to return and says he wishes he’d never found her again in the first place.  On her knees on the cobbles, Carol begs her son to give her another chance but he closes the door on her, gives Frankie a hug and tries to pretend he has no feelings for his step-mum.

Ken’s still having problems with Eccles the dog. Molly helps him with some basic dog training but just when it starts to look like it’s going well, Ken takes off the dog’s muzzle and it bites him by the bar – which is always a sore spot.  Ken reckons Eccles is the ghost of Lena haunting him by way of a shaggy coat and waggy tail.

And in the episode that I failed to see it looks like Sally caught Rosie and Craig at it again, you know, it. Sally drags her tearful daughter to the health centre and demands that the doctor give her the morning-after pill to get rid of whatever might be in Rosie’s body from the night-before. Rosie insists she and Craig had safe sex but Sally won’t hear it, she won’t take any chances that Rosie might be pregnant and in danger of ruining her life and turning out like Sarah Platt.  When the doctor refuses to hand over the pill because he knows Sally’s only doing this to punish Rosie, she gets it from a chemist instead and stands over Rosie while she takes the pill, a bitter one for both of them to swallow.

Deidre, Blanche, Norris and Roy turn up at the art gallery to see the unveiling of the Duckie’s new portrait by Hilary. Jack’s on pins because he’s nervous that Vera will see the nuddy paintings of him which are well-hung in the back room of the gallery, hidden by a scarlet curtain.  The Duckie’s painting is wonderful, it really is, and just when it looks like Jack’s got away without his missus spotting the other pictures, Vera’s face turns to thunder as she discovers the secret room.  She smashes one of the canvases over Jack’s head and the pair of them leave under a thunder cloud arguing with each other, as their other selves, captured in oils and vibrant colours, smile benignly down on them from the gallery wall.

And that’s just about that for this week.

Glenda

Jan 23, 2006

Greetings and welcome to another weekly update. This week the update has been thinking of spring cleaning the kitchen and has started sorting out its cutlery drawer.  I reckon it'll have to take a trip down the market to get some new eating utensils because nothing in there matches any more and all it could find were disparate house knives.  Anyway, without any further ado, here we go with this week's Coronation Street update.

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Downstairs in the corner shop Dev can hear babies crying from the flat up above and wants to help out Sunita. Upstairs in the flat Sunita's suffering, she hasn't slept and won't let Dev anywhere near her. Steve reckons Dev should register the births and get his name on t'birth certificate.  Sunita thinks much the same but by the time she's struggled to the town hall with babies, buggy and you know, all that baby stuff that only seems to come in suitcase-size bags, she's furious when she finds out that Dev's beaten her to it and registered her babies as his.  Gradually she lets Dev help out with the babies and he's over the moon, sitting there on her sofa with a baby on each arm and snot and tears rolling down his face.

Tyrone's over the moon when a fish and chip van finds its way into the garage. The owners reckon it'll be too expensive to fix so tell Kev he can keep it and Tyrone offers to take it off his hands, fix it up himself and go into the chippy business to make his millions, and more importantly, impress Maria.  Baker's daughter Molly sees the method behind Tyrone's madness but Maria's less convinced.  She's already not best pleased with Tyrone when she finds out he's put her picture in the paper in this Surprise the Budgie competition he's entered her for.

Danny convinces Mike he's going to see the solicitor to get his will changed in Danny's favour.  Just as they're about to set off, Danny finds Mike up on the Underworld roof, briefcase in hand, head in the clouds.  When they finally get to the solicitor (and it's none other than Mr Lucas from Are You Being Served?) the will's changed and Danny has the good grace to feel a teensy bit guilty. That is, until he gets home to Leanne who has no such qualms and convinces him otherwise.  Mike then goes off golfing in Spain and leaves the key to the flat with Danny, tells him to move in and make himself comfortable - and that's just what Leanne has every intention of doing. 

Jamie goes on a date with Violet and takes her to the pizza place in the precinct, the one with the red checky tablecloths and cheap, strong red wine. My favourite kind of place. I haven't been to one in a good while. In fact a romantic night out would be lovely. Ahem.  Anyway, as they walk in they spy the Platt's having dinner and Jason's there with Sarah. Jealous Jason has a word with Jamie in the gent's loo and tells him to keep away from Violet. Sarah overhears and ends up in tears. Jason tells Violet he thinks of her constantly and wants to be with her. Down on one knee on the cobbles in the ginnel, he asks her to marry him. "This is barmy!" she says "This is off its chunk! You're mad!"   So that's a 'no' then? Rejected by Violet he decides to get back with Sarah and takes her cheap flowers and a wilting apology. But it's not long before he's screaming at her that she's a bunny boiler and walks out on her too with a wonderful parting shot: "Legs from heaven, personality from hell. It's no wonder our Todd turned to men after all the hassle he got from you."

Ed and Eileen continue apace with their relationship but Eileen fears that  because of Ed's religion, things will go nowhere fast.  As Ed fiddles with the bell-end at Emily's (there was no other way of phrasing this, I tried, believe me, but that's what he was doing) he offers to touch-up Eileen (I'm at it again!) 's paintwork and he's generally making himself useful and friendly (calm down dear, it's only an update).  He confides to Emily about his past and tells her that he once slept on the streets and spent time in prison, conveniently leaving out the part where he murdered her husband.

Gail reckons that Phil and David might be starting to get along and become friends. Indeed, that's what it looks like until David slams the car boot down, hard, on Phil's hand.  Oblivious to it all, Gail puts the kettle on and has another cup of tea as Phil's rushed to A&E where he Ohs&Rs.

Roy's upset when he gets his school alumni newsletter. But why for? He's alumnus of the month (I once had tablets for that) and there's an article on the cafe.  The reason he's not happy is that the newsletter brings back painful school memories and the editor is a chap by the name of Clifford Ford, the one person at school who was even more geeky than Roy.

And that's just about that for this week.

Glenda


Jan 30, 2006

Greetings and welcome to another weekly update. Take your coat off, put the kettle on and settle down to wallow in this week's events from the cobbles.  The update comes to you this week actually eating a Tunnocks tea-cake (www.tunnocks.co.uk).  As it devours the chocolate and hoovers up the crumbs, here we go with this week's Coronation Street update.

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Sunita struggles to cope with the twins in the flat. Down below in the shop, Dev wants to play dad and is over the moon when Sunita lets him help with the babies.  The wonderful Amber turns up and wants to be big sister to the bairns but Dev sends her away with a flea in her ear, he's got other children now.  Shelley and Violet help out their mate as much as they can but Sunita decides it's too much to cope with the twins on her own and say's she's going back to Dev - out of duty not desire.  Then her brother Jayesh comes round and talks her into moving back home with her mum so Sunita decides to do that instead - but hasn't yet told Dev.

Roy turns up to his school reunion (and the fact that ITV has just bought Friends Reunited has nothing do with this storyline, oh no).  Trouble is, he's the only one who does turn up apart from Clifford, the organiser.  Strange bloke, this Clifford. He's got an ASBO, injunctions and restraining orders against him from fellow school-mates and Roy's the only one that's spoken to him since 1975.  So he's a bit of an odd-bod that even Roy feels comfortable being with, but he's too polite to say so.  Clifford and the Croppers end up in the Rovers and when Clifford goes home in a taxi Roy tells Hayley that he hopes Clifford doesn't get in touch with him again. I don't think that's the last we've seen of him somehow.

Gail and Eileen have a stand-off at the bar of the Rovers over Sarah and Jason seeing each other again. Just when they're wondering if it's all over for their offspring, Sarah and Jason meet in the Rovers and have a kiss by the pumps.  Meanwhile, Gail struggles with David this week when he finds out that Martin and Robyn are going to have a baby and he's feeling even more distanced from his dad.  Phil tries to make friends with David again but he's not having it, too ravaged by hormones and family upheaval to know, or care, what trouble he's causing.

Sally finds out that Rosie's on the pill and is furious with her daughter, again. Kev takes a more physical approach to the situation, storms over the road, pins Craig to the cobbles and threatens him with hospital food.  Sally decides to report Craig to the police for having underage sex with Rosie but there's not much the coppers can do.  Undeterred, the young lovers continue seeing each other.  Sally pins her remaining hopes on sending Rosie away on a school ski-ing trip where she'll get piste-off and dump Craig on her return.

There's overtime at Underworld and the gusset girls are happy. All except Jessie who has a crisis in the khazi. When she comes out she's dolled up in a trolley-dolley outfit. She's got a new job and leaves her knicker stitching mates at Underworld for the dizzy heights of life as an air hostess with Celestial Airlines. She reckons she'll be flying to Sunderland and Norwich. I don't know about Norwich but I can confirm that Sunderland hasn't had an airport since it was cleared to make way for the Nissan car plant, many years ago.  As a by-the-by, when Karen McDonald left her job at Underworld she went to work for a posh furniture shop in town called "Attic".  I tell you this for no other reason than I think it's interesting that when women leave the factory world of pants, they leave by reaching up to higher things, i.e. - Attic, Celestial Airlines and so on.  Ok, maybe I need to get out more.

Ken takes Eccles for a walk in the park but when he throws the ball for the dog he runs away as Eccles goes chasing after it in another direction.  Ken returns home trying to be downcast but Blanche sees through him straight away and knows what he's done. All's well in the end though when Deirdre comes home with Eccles in her arms. Ken sulks in his chair and Eccles bites him on the foot.

Liz comes back from her cruise with tales of sun, sand, sea and sailors. Fred's dismayed to see that Bev's not come back with her, I say, he's right downcast.  Bev's ran off with a fella she met on the cruise and Shelley and Fred both miss her a lot.  But Fred's got his mind on another woman already when he spots Orchid the Thai Bride (aka Stacy from the market) in hospickle when he goes there with Ashley who cuts his finger at work.  Stacy's been badly beaten up in a scam that went wrong and it fair tugs Fred's heart-strings.  He reveals all to Rita but keeps it quiet from Ashley. Rita's got some wise words for the burly butcher but will he listen?  She tells him he's always been a sucker for a sob story and advises him to stay well clear of that Stacy one. It'll just end in tears.

Maria and Tyrone are interviewed by a hack from The Gazette for the Surprise the Bogie competition.  Maria's all talk of hair-products and make-up while Tyrone's all car-parts and pies.  The hack wonders what the pair of them are doing together and as Tyrone cleans out his chip van with Molly, their storyline seems to be wandering in the same direction.

And that's just about that for this week.

Glenda




By Glenda Young
, writer of Coronation Street Weekly Updates for the internet since 1995.


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