Around The Up North Combine
Another Combined Average Winning Season For Bowden Bros
By Good Corn
Skelton Green Homing Society held their 2015 presentation evening at the North Skelton Workingmen’s Club; once again it was a very good turnout, which is always a pleasure to see after all the hard work that has gone in to running the Club throughout the season. Andrew Wynn took to the floor to welcome everyone to the Clubs presentation evening, Andrew also welcomed chief guest Mark “Wally” Walton of Guisborough fame who was accompanied by his mates Barry “Bam-Bam” Watson, Trevor ”The Feather” Mitchell & John “Barney” Barnard. Mark won 1st Up North Combine old bird Folkestone National in 1988 from a convoy of 23,653 and 1st UNC Beauvais in 1995 when there were 12,299 birds competing when flying in partnership with his Father Jim, flying as J & M Walton. The Father & Son partnership enjoyed a great number of successful years in their time, winning numerous Club & North Yorks Federation averages. The partnership took a break from the sport around 2000, but Mark returned to racing around 2005 when the partnership of K & M Walton was formed, with the K of the partnership being Mark’s Daughter Katie. The partnership has achieved some top performances, winning at Club & Fed level. Other guests for the night were Terry Callan and his partner Cath of Brotton; I was also invited along and was joined by my Sister Shirley and my Grandson Hayden. After the introductions Andrew gave an overview of the season, saying it has been a long season and a lot of work for all involved, with Andrew giving praise to the members who have helped throughout the year. But 2015 was probably one of the most memorable for the Skelton Green H/S members in a long time, clocking up 8 x 1st East Cleveland Federations and 5 x 2nd Feds. With the Club only failing to score 7 times in the top 10 throughout the 27 race programme, and for nearly half of the races flown if you wanted to win the Club you needed to top the Fed. With Andrew saying that’s, competition of the highest standards. Over the 2015 racing season the Club had a big birdage increase with the Club sending a total of 6,988 birds which was up over 1,000 on 2014, which is good to hear when so many Clubs are losing both membership and birdage. The Club paid out just over £2,700 in prize money throughout the 2015 racing season, which again is very pleasing. Andrew gave special mentions to Bowden Bros who were R/U Combined Fed Average, 3rd in both the Old Bird Inland and Old Bird Combined Fed Averages. A & D Wright was R/U Old Bird Inland Fed Average, R/U Old Bird Combined Fed Average and 3rd Combined Fed Average. Ian Everington was the winner of the Fed Channel Average. The Club Inland Bird Of The Year was a four-way cut on 12pts each with both Chapman, Sons & Swinburne’s and Bowden Bros bird winning 2 x 1st Clubs. While A & D Wright had a bird that won 1 x 1st Club and scored another twice, they also had another bird that had 4 chalks to make it a four-way tie. Mark took to the stage and after his speech he presented the silverware to the worthy winners, then it was the time for the gift of thanks, who Carole thanks the members for. The 3-piece Irish Music band from the Northeast sang and played a few numbers for their first spot, and that was followed by the pie & peas supper and the raffle. The band returned for their second spot to round off a great night, Eion Richardson’s Grandson Jack got on the dance floor to provide his dancing skills and he was later joined by Banno & Hayden. Once again I thank the Skelton Green members for inviting us along for a very enjoyable night and wish you all the best for 2016.
Jaki Bowden of Bowden & Treloar receiving their prize card from Mark.
Jackie & Andrew Wynn deciding who is going to wear their “Must Try Harder ” T-Shirt
Brian Hodgson a former scribe had a single strike to score 1 x 2nd Club and 5pts, with Brian’s blue card being achieved at young bird Selby (Bubwith) (2). Eion Richardson has being a member of the Club for a great number of years, with the lad enjoying much success in his early years. Eion has flown well in whoever he has being in partnership with, winning both inland and over the channel. This season saw Eion pot 1 x 4th, 1 x 5th, 1 x 6th Clubs and 6pts, with the yellow card being netted at old bird Peterborough (3) when his timer went onto claim 22nd East Cleveland Federation. And then 35th Fed was notched up at Oakham (4) before taking 6th Club out of Oakham (5) and the lad claimed 5th Club from young bird Selby (2). New starter Karl Benson’s season got underway with the young birds where the lad was the scorer of 1 x 3rd, 1 x 4th, 1 x 5th, 1 x 6th Clubs and 10pts, which was a very notable achievement against the very stiff competition. Karl netted his first points at Selby (2) where he took a very enjoyable 3rd Club and he followed that up a week later by pocketing a useful 13th Fed out of Worksop (1), before notching up 6th Club at Worksop (2). And then he chalked up 5th Club from Oakham, Karl had another single bird on the clock at Peterborough to claim a nice 4th Club. The loft of Tony “Simply The Best” Bannister & Col Robinson netted three times to win 1 x 1st, 1 x 3rd, 1 x 6th and 11pts, with Banno & Col winning a earth-shattering 1st Club, 2nd Fed out of old bird Oakham (1) from a convoy of 2,082 birds. The duo took 20th & 35th Fed at Oakham (3) and followed that up by taking 6th Club young bird Selby (1), and the two lads’ next chalk came at Worksop (2) when 3rd Club, 19th Fed was clocked up. Banno & Col showed their fellow Club members the way in the winter months shows with them winning the Show Shield. The partnership of Roche, Terry “Benno” & Daniel Bennison & Crame achieved five chalks throughout the 2015 racing season, with Benno & Daniel scoring 1 x 3rd, 1 x 4th, 2 x 5th, 1 x 6th and 12pts. With the two lads taking 36th Fed out of old bird Peterborough (2), before scoring 4th Club, 21st Fed out of Oakham (4), and then the duo notched up 5th Club Oakham (5). On to the young birds where the green card was potted at Selby (1) and two weeks later at Worksop (1) a notable 6th Club, 6th Fed was achieved, and the following week another single bird was on the clock to claim 5th Club, 30th Fed Worksop (2). Jaki Bowden & Terry Treloar chalked up ten positions to score 3 x 4th, 5 x 5th, 2 x 6th and 21pts, the duo got off the mark at Lillers where they took 5th Club, 21st Fed and 63rd UNC. The following week when the birds were at Rivenhall (2) Jaki and the not in the best of health Terry timed a couple of their entries in the space of 19 seconds to pocket a notable 4th and 5th Club, 9th and 10th Fed. Jaki & Terry were in the points for the third consecutive race at Oakham (2) when they clocked two birds 2 seconds apart to score 5th and 6th Club, 29th and 30th Fed; another couple of birds were timed at Oakham (3) to lift a useful 4th and 5th Club, 9th and 10th Fed. Jaki & Terry who is a very big Jeremy Kyle fan steady run continued at the Eastbourne (2) National where they clocked three of their team to pocket a very nice 4th Club, 5th, 24th and 35th Fed with the yellow card potter taking 3rd £2 Fed Nom netting £31.60; and the following race when the birds were at Oakham (4) the duo notched up 6th Club, 28th Fed and then 19th Fed was taken at Burbure. Moving on to the young birds where Jaki & Terry took 8th Fed out of Worksop (1) before having a couple of babies on the clock at Rivenhall to net 6th Club, 11th and 14th Fed, and that was followed by notching up 35th Fed out of the Maidstone National.
Boss & Hayden receiving the “Tommy Swinburne Overall Average Memorial Shield” from Mark.
Mark presenting the “RU Channel Average Shield” to David Wright of A & D Wright.
The loft of Bill Chapman, Sons Steve & Colin and the late but never forgotten Tommy Swinburne mustered up twenty positions to win 3 x 1st, 5 x 2nd, 4 x 3rd, 3 x 4th, 3 x 5th, 2 x 6th and 76pts. Bill, Colin & Steve who have enjoyed much success over the years with them winning numerous Club averages and being top loft many, many times, first chalked at old bird Worksop when 6th Club was taken. The lads hit the winners’ enclosure at the Eastbourne (1) National when a couple of their entries were on the clock to win a very pleasing 1st and 4th Club, with their pole position winner going on to score a notable 10th Fed when there were 1,332 birds competing. And then 2nd Club, 10th Fed and 21st UNC was taken at Lillers, and that was followed up by claiming 5th Club Peterborough (3). The boys recorded their second old bird win at Oakham (3) after timing two of their squad to win an impressive 1st and 3rd Club, 5th and 8th Fed from a convoy 1,221 birds. The Eastbourne (2) National saw Bill, Steve & Colin time another couple of birds to take a notable 2nd and 5th Club, 2nd and 6th Fed with their blue card scorer going on to chalk up 6th Section and 121st UNC; and then a week later when the birds were at Oakham (4) a single bird was timed to net a very nice 2nd Club, 8th Fed. Bill, Colin & Steve’s old bird season came to a close when they timed two of their entries at Burbure to chalk up a well-deserved 2nd and 3rd Club, 3rd and 4th Fed. Bill, Steve & Colin got off the mark with the young birds at Selby (2) when a single youngster was timed to lift 4th Club. The partnership recorded their third win of the campaign at Oakham after a couple babies were timed to win 1st and 3rd Club with the red card winner that was 3 minutes in front of the next bird in the Club going on to chalk up 12th Fed when there were 1,344 birds competing. The lads had another two birds on the clock a week later at Peterborough to take 3rd and 5th Club; Bill, Colin & Steve had two birds in the frame for the third consecutive race at Rivenhall with their timers taking a well-earned 2nd and 4th Club, 2nd and 5th Fed. The lads were in the points for the fourth race running at the Maidstone National where a single bird was timed to notch up 6th Club, 34th Fed.
Mark presenting the Overall Bird Of The Year Trophy to Ian Everington.
Mark presenting the Old Bird Oakham (1) Cup to Banno of the Tony Bannister & Col Robinson partnership.
Ian “Evo” Everington enjoyed an outstanding season with Evo winning an awesome 8 x 1st, 2 x 2nd, 3 x 3rd, 2 x 4th, 2 x 5th, 1 x 6th and 81pts. Evo was the winner of the Channel Average with 31pts, R/U Young Bird Average with 38pts, Ian was also the winner of the Channel Bird Of The Year with 12pts winning 2 x 1st Clubs and a 1st Fed out of Reims. Evo was also the winner of the Overall Bird Of The Year winning 2 x 1st and 1 x 3rd Clubs, including a 1st Fed and 2nd UNC and 3 times in the Feds top 20 scoring 53 Fed points. Evo’s remarkable season got underway at old bird Rivenhall (1) when 5th Club, 12th Fed was notched up, the lad hit the winners’ enclosure at Lillers, the first of five channel races when his pole position winner that won the Club by 11 minutes went on to win an outstanding 1st Fed when there were 910 birds competing and go even further to win a earth-shattering 2nd Section and 2nd Up North Combine winning a UNC Silver Medal from a convoy of 14,062 birds, and also winning the “Captain George Wright Trophy” for the first yearling. Evo recorded his second win 2 weeks later at Oakham (2) when the red card winner went on to score a notable 5th Fed out of an entry of 1,335 birds. The birds were at the new race point Roye for the second water race when Ian made it 2 wins on the trot to record his third win out of 4 races, with the chart-topper going on to chalk up a very nice 5th Fed when there were 457 birds away. Evo had enjoyed 3 quick-fire wins with all three winner’s being in the top 5 of the Fed, which was very pleasing for Ian after all the very hard work he had put in to his birds to get them fit, more so for the first 2 channel races. Ian’s next points were achieved at the Eastbourne (2) National where a couple of birds were timed to lift 3rd Club, 4th and 12th Fed with the green card scorer taking 2nd £2 Fed Nom banking £47.40; and that was followed up a week later at Reims when another two birds were on the clock to win 1st and 3rd Club with the winner that was 44 minutes in front of the next Pigeon in the Club going on to win a brilliant 1st Fed, 1st £1, £2 and £5 Fed Nom to pocket £142.00, while the green card potter went on to chalk up a useful 14th Fed out of an entry of 215 birds. The lad was on a roll from the French races with 3 x 1st Clubs, 2 x 1st and 1 x 5th Feds, “don’t you just love it when your plans come together?” But it didn’t finish there because there was still the fifth and final channel race of the 2015 racing season still to come, the new race point Burbure that replaced Lillers (2) was no different to Ian as the Lillers, Roye and Reims race point because he also won from there too. The 2015 Channel Champ had a couple of his entries on the clock to win a top-notch 1st and 4th Club with the pole position winner going on to win a fantastic 1st Fed and a top class 1st Section winning £122.71 and 5th UNC from a convoy of 10,617 birds, while Evo’s yellow card potter went on to pocket a notable 7th Fed out of a entry of 778 birds and also take 2nd £2 Fed Nom netting £33.00 to round off a first class channel season. After a superb season from the channel Ian started his young bird campaign in the winners’ enclosure after timing a couple of babies at Selby (1) to win a cracking 1st and 2nd Club, with the winner going on to notch up 39th Fed from an entry of 2,172 birds. Evo didn’t have to wait long for his second young bird win for the lad made it 2 wins off the belt at Selby (2). A week later when the birds were at Worksop (1) a very comfortable 2nd Club, 2nd Fed was chalked up, and that was followed by taking 3rd Club, 10th Fed at the Maidstone National. Evo rounded off his wonderful 2015 racing season by timing no fewer than five of his Selby (3) entries in the space of 5 seconds to win a notable 1st, 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th Club, 25th, 31st, 32nd, 33rd and 34th Fed when there were 841 birds away.
Mark presenting the Eastbourne (2) National Cup to Mark Winspear of Winspear & Son.
Mark presenting Eion Richardson’s prize card to Grandson Jack.
Winspear & Son are starting to put a team of Pigeons together after joining the Club a couple of years ago, with Derek & Mark being the winners of 4 x 1st, 5 x 2nd, 4 x 3rd, 3 x 4th, 3 x 5th, 3 x 6th Clubs and 83pts. Derek & Mark got the 2015 racing season off to a winning start after timing a couple of their squad to win an awesome 1st and 3rd Club at old bird Selby on the opening day of the new season, with their chart-topper going on to score a top-notch 2nd Fed from a convoy of 1,303 birds while their green card scorer went on to chalk up 13th Fed. The Marmite Kids had another couple of birds in the frame a week later at Worksop when 3rd and 5th Club, 20th and 28th Fed was taken. After pocketing 6th Club at the Eastbourne (1) National Derek & Mark clocked two of their team at Peterborough (2) to lift 4th and 6th Club, 13th and 22nd Fed; and then the Father and Son partnership followed that up by netting 4th Club, 17th Fed and 43rd UNC Lillers. The two lads were scoring steadily away when they took a useful 3rd Club, 7th Fed out of Oakham (2) and a week later when the birds were at Roye 3rd Club was netted again but this time their green card scorer went on to lift 10th Fed. Derek & Mark were in the frame for the third consecutive race at Peterborough (3) after timing three birds to notch up 2nd Club, 12th, 33rd and 39th Fed. The Whistle Blowers were over the moon when they won 1st Club, 1st Fed, 1st £1, £2, £5 Fed Nom banking £223.00, 4th Section and 92nd UNC Eastbourne (2) National from a convoy of 12,647 birds. And then a week later at Oakham (4) a trio of birds were timed to pot 5th Club, 26th, 31st and 34th Fed; the boys recorded their third old bird inland win of the season at Oakham (5). Moving on to the young birds where Derek & Mark scored seven times, with their first chalk being achieved at Worksop (1) when a couple of swabs were timed to lift a very nice 5th Club, 5th and 7th Fed. A single baby was on the clock at Worksop (2) to net 2nd Club, 15th Fed; and that was followed up a week later when the birds were at Oakham when two youngsters were timed to chalk up 2nd and 4th Club with the duo’s blue card potter going on to score 26th Fed. After being out of the points at Rivenhall, Derek & Mark hit back by returning to the winners’ enclosure at the Maidstone National where a couple of their squadron was timed 2 seconds apart to win a very impressive 1st and 2nd Club, 7th and 8th Fed when there were 1,226 birds competing.
Frankie receiving the “Channel Average” on behalf of Ian Everington from Mark.
New starter Karl Benson receiving his prize card from Mark.
The loft of A & D Wright were the winners of 2 x 1st, 8 x 2nd, 9 x 3rd, 6 x 4th, 5 x 5th, 10 x 6th Clubs and 126pts, Alan & David were the winners of the Old Bird Inland Average with 99pts, R/U Channel Average with 23pts, winners of the Old Bird Combined Average with 122pts and R/U Overall Average. Alan & David got off to a good start after timing no fewer than four birds at old bird Selby to chalk up a notable 2nd, 4th, 5th and 6th Club, when their blue card scorer went on to lift 11th Fed. The two lads hit the winners’ enclosure a week later when the birds were at Worksop after timing a couple of their squad to win 1st and 4th Club, 2nd and 26th Fed from a convoy of 2,311 birds. Alan & David were in the frame for the third race running at Oakham (1) where they had a very enjoyable clocking day after timing no less than eight of their entries to net a mouth-watering 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th Club, 2nd, 8th, 9th, 12th, 15th, 22nd, 23rd and 29th Fed. Alan & David’s birds were responding very well, so much so they had become the inform loft and it continued that way from race number four of the season, for the duo zapped five of their Peterborough (1) entries to pocket 2nd, 3rd, 5th, 6th and 7th Club, 7th, 15th, 31st, 32nd and 39th Fed. Moving on to Rivenhall (1) where the lads birds put up another cracking loft performance when ten of their team were timed to net 2nd, 3rd and 6th Club, 3rd, 8th, 14th, 18th, 19th, 33rd, 34th, 38th, 39th and 40th Fed. Alan & David were out of the points for the first time at the Eastbourne (1) National but returned to their sparkling form at Peterborough (2) after clocking four birds to notch up 2nd and 3rd Club, 7th, 12th, 26th and 31st Fed. The two lads were really enjoying their good run with their birds flying as a team, they took a notable 3rd and 6th Club, 11th and 22nd Fed, 21st and 79th UNC out of Lillers. Alan & David recorded their second old bird win of the season at Rivenhall (2) after timing no fewer than eight of their entries to win an outstanding 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 6th Club, 2nd, 3rd,7th, 13th, 27th, 31st, 33rd and 34th Fed when there were 1,334 birds competing. A couple of birds were on the clock at Oakham (2) to notch up 4th Club, 17th and 34th Fed; and that was followed by netting a very comfortable 2nd, 4th, 5th and 6th Club, 6th, 28th and 32nd Fed from Roye. The lads timed a single bird at Peterborough (3) when 3rd Club was taken, with the duo’s green card potter going on to lift 13th Fed. The inform Alan & David very impressive run of form continued at Oakham (3) where six of their squad were timed to pocket a well-earned 2nd and 6th Club, 7th, 11th, 12th, 13th, 34th and 36th Fed. Alan & David were out of the Club points for only the second time with the old birds at the Eastbourne (2) National but still had three birds on the clock to notch up 13th, 17th and 28th Fed. A week later when the birds were at Oakham (4) the boys claimed 3rd Club, 20th Fed, and that was followed up by picking up 6th Club, 17th Fed from Burbure. I have reported on the Skelton Green’s presentation evenings on many, many occasions in my time as a scribe and I have to say this has got to be the most impressive old bird run, including positions won I have ever written about. Things didn’t go right for Alan & David’s young bird campaign but they did chalk up a notable 3rd Club, 3rd Fed at Worksop (1).
Trevor Mitchell receiving the “Margaret Grey R/U Old Bird Inland Average Memorial Shield” from Mark.
Steve Chapman of Chapman, Sons & Swinburne receiving the Eastbourne (1) National Trophy from Mark.
Top prize-winners was the loft of Bowden Bros, Mick & Boss and loft helper Trevor ”Wine Gum” Mitchell, with Mick, Boss & Trevor being the winners of a whopping 9 x 1st, 6 x 2nd, 4 x 3rd, 7 x 4th, 5 x 5th, 5 x 6th and 136pts. The lads were R/U Old Bird Inland Average with 73pts, R/U Old Bird Combined Average with 80pts, winners of the Young Bird Average with 56pts and the winners of the Overall Combined Average with a total of 136pts, receiving the “Ron (Bonzo) Bowden Memorial Trophy” which was a very fitting moment for the late Ron’s Brothers Mick & Boss. The lads were also the joint winners of the Young Bird Of The Year with two of their babies that won 2 x 1st Clubs and 12pts each. Mick, Boss & Trevor’s first points were chalked up at old bird Worksop when 2nd Club, 18th Fed was taken, then the lads notched up 19th Fed out of Oakham (1). Win number one of the season was achieved at Peterborough (1) after a couple of their squad was timed to win 1st and 4th Club with the pole position winner going on to score a very nice 6th Fed, with the yellow card potter chalking up 30th Fed from a convoy of 1,973 birds. Mick, Boss & Trevor recorded their second consecutive win at Rivenhall (1) where they clocked three of their entries to win 1st and 4th Club, 2nd, 11th and 25th Fed when there were 1,655 birds competing. The boys timed another three birds a week later when the birds were at the Eastbourne (1) National to net a useful 2nd, 3rd and 5th Club, 11th, 20th and 39th Fed. The never say die trio notched up their third win in four races at Peterborough (2) when two of their team was timed to win 1st and 5th Club, 6th and 19th Fed out of an entry of 1,795 birds. After being out of the frame at both Lillers and Rivenhall (2), a single bird was on the clock at Oakham (2) to claim a notable 2nd Club, 6th Fed. Mick, Boss & Trevor recorded their fourth old bird win in great style at Peterborough (3) when a couple of birds were timed to win 1st and 6th Club, with the lads chart-topper that won the Club by 5 minutes going on to win an outstanding 1st Fed out of an entry of 1,224 birds, and the boys second timer notched up 30th Fed. Peterborough has proved to be a good race point for Mick, Boss & Trevor because they won all three of the old bird Peterborough races. After pocketing 14th Fed at Oakham (3), four birds were on the clock at the Eastbourne (2) National to claim 6th Club, 8th, 15th, 16th and 39th Fed. The lads returned to the winners’ enclosure at Oakham (4) when there red card winner went on to score a very impressive 2nd Fed when there were 1,009 birds competing, and a week later another single bird was zapped to chalk up 2nd Club, 13th Fed. Oakham (5) saw the partnership time no fewer than three of their entries to net a notable 2nd, 3rd and 4th Club; and then the following week when the birds were at Burbure 5th Club, 14th Fed was taken. Now for the young birds where Mick, Boss & Trevor timed a couple of babies at Selby (1) to lift 4th and 5th Club, and that was followed up by taking 6th Club at Selby (2). The lads hit winning form at Worksop (1) when no less than five youngsters were on the clock to win a top-notch 1st and 4th Club, 1st, 4th, 9th, 22nd and 40th Fed. Young bird win number two off the belt was achieved from Worksop (2) where a couple of their entries were timed to win 1st and 4th Club, 10th and 29th Fed. The inform Mick, Boss & Trevor recorded their third young bird win in four races at Peterborough to record winning all four Peterborough races in 2015, after clocking two birds to win 1st and 6th Club with the chart-topper going on to net 27th Fed when there were 1,701 birds away. Win number four in five races was achieved in outstanding style at Rivenhall when the three lads timed no fewer than six birds to win an awesome 1st, 3rd and 6th Club, 1st, 4th, 12th, 22nd, 31st and 34th Fed from a convoy of 1,373 birds. The boys were enjoying a good young bird season and it continued at the Maidstone National with two birds on the clock to lift 4th and 5th Club, 20th and 25th Fed. At Selby (3) the final race of the 2015 racing season, Mick, Boss & Trevor timed a couple youngsters 1 second apart to chalk up 2nd and 3rd Club, 28th and 29th Fed to bring the curtain down on a fantastic season.
Alan Beverley with his “Must Try Harder” award.
Des Williams enjoying his “Must Try Harder” award.
The smiling Andy Thompson with his “Must Try Harder” award.
Mark with David Wright, Trevor Mitchell & Steve Chapman the jt. winners of the Old Bird Inland Bird Of The Year.
Mick Bowden receiving the “Ron (Bonzo) Bowden Memorial Trophy” from Ron’s Daughter Jaki & Mark Walton.
Benno of the Roach, Terry & Daniel Bennison & Crame partnership receiving their prize card from Mark.
For the past few presentation nights there has been a special award to the fanciers who had not scored throughout the racing season, the “Must Try Harder” award. Without these fanciers there would be no Club and competition, the most enjoyable thing about Skelton Green is the banter and there is plenty of that, more so when a member scores a minor position because he or she knows they won’t be getting up at the pay-out night to receive the “Must Try Harder” award. This season the smiling Andy Thompson, the laughable Des Williams who did manage to pick up 37th Fed out of the young bird Maidstone National and win some prize money in a local breeder/buyer, Alan Beverley and Andrew & Jackie Wynne also took to the floor to receive their Must Try Harder T-Shirts.
That’s my first 2015 presentation evening report done and dusted, so I will sign off until next time.
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