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ADVENTURES in ACTING! at the Acclaimed Santa Monica Playhouse SUMMER THEATRE CAMPS for KIDS and TEENS ACT! SING! DANCE! CREATE YOUR OWN PLAY!   "I was so impressed at the process. Not one day did my daughter come home and not have a great day." Karen Biers

Santa Monica, CA. May 7, 2012 - The Santa Monica Playhouse Education Conservatory announced today that the ever popular Summer Theatre Workshop camp program is now open for enrollment."Young people explore all aspects of theatre - play-writing, dance, voice, performance skills, improvisation, make-up and costumes - weaving together their experiences to help create a fabulous original theatre piece they perform at the end of each session," said theatre artist and Playhouse Education Coordinator Serena Dolinsky. "Why not join us for more than one session? Be in several shows this summer!" Enrollment is now open for the Youth Play Production class (ages 7 to 14), the Teen Performance Lab (ages 13 to 17), the special session for Early Stagers (ages 4 to 6) and the Summer INSIDE/OUTSIDE: Acting for Camera and Stage session (ages 10 to 17).   "You brought out the best in me, and I really believe you bring out the best In everyone!" Christian Diaz (age 13)   The stimulating Playhouse Summer Theatre Workshop Program for youth, now celebrating over four decades of theatre workshops, combines the fun and excitement of working as a team to create and perform a brand new play with the joy and fulfillment of a stress-free, creative, arts-oriented environment in which working actors share their love of the craft with young people in all stages of development. This unique hands-on method, structured so that each child can be successful, ignites students' passion for arts appreciation and self-expression in a manner unprecedented in the world of theatre arts education. Alumni of this acclaimed theatre program include performers Kate Hudson, Oliver Hudson, Jason Ritter, Shana Feste, Zooey Deschanel, Emily Deschanel, Jason Segel, Azura Skye, Monet Mazur, Terri Nunn, Jon Kasdan, Obi Ndefo, Emmy Award winner Aisha Waglé, novelist Rebecca Donner, television writer/producer Rina Mimoun, casting director Liz Dean, journalist Gadi Dechter and Mickey Madden of Maroon 5.       "Thank you for eight years of fun and enchantment!!!" K. Tomaszewicz   Play Production for ages seven through fourteen! Join us for both sessions! These spectacular all day theatre workshops allow young people to totally immerse themselves in the dramatic arts. The workshop experience includes acting, singing, dancing, make-up and costumes, lights and sound, and (of course) performing an original musical on the Santa Monica Playhouse Main Stage. Professional theatre artists help the young actors channel their creativity through exciting theatre games and play-writing exercises. Participants learn to share feelings and responsibilities with a group of their peers in an engaging and fun atmosphere, as they participate in theatre activities which improve creative communication, promote truthful, authentic expression, and inspire joy and self-confidence through the arts. No experience needed, but even the most "advanced" young actor will benefit from this workshop. The Play Production Theatre Camp has TWO sessions - Session I: June 25 - July 13, 2012; Session II: July 23 - Aug 10, 2012. Camp meets Monday through Friday, 9am - 3pm (after-care is available).   "Thank you for everything you have given me!" Rina Mimoun (producer/writer Pushing Daisies, Gilmore Girls) (member from age 12 to 19)   Summer Teen Performance Lab! A specially designed workshop program for teens 13 to 17 where students plunge into the world of theatre and acting through a unique experience only found at Santa Monica Playhouse. Members work with theatre professionals in a supportive and dynamic atmosphere to create a performance piece based on the world they live in, unleashing each student's unlimited creativity. Students study the world-renowned Playhouse acting method, learning how to build a trusting ensemble and create truthful characterizations. Program also focuses on voice and movement and culminates in a fully mounted stage production. Added bonuses include a new found sense of self, increased confidence, and a profound appreciation for the arts. Summer Teen Performance Lab meets Monday through Friday, 9am to 3pm, June 25 - July 13, 2012.   "Our daughter learned more about drama in one week with SMP than in all the productions she's ever done - put together. We're absolutely ecstatic!" Jen Dohr      Early Stages Workshop! A special workshop for 4- to 6-year-olds focusing on the joys of creativity, self-expression and imagination that instills a true love of sharing, caring, and performance. Structured creative activities include story-telling, crafts, songs, movement, make-up, costumes and culminate in a live performance. The workshop stimulates cognitive, language, social, emotional and physical skills in the early stages of a child's development in a fun, comfortable, and supportive atmosphere. Summer Early Stagers meet Monday through Friday, 9am to Noon, July 23 - August 10, 2012.   "I could not wait until tomorrow came so I could go again." Jeffrey, age 9   One-Week Create-A-Play! These short-burst theatre workshops are a thrilling adventure of the theatrical kind! Get a taste of what it's like to be on stage. Combining theatre skills with personal expression and communication skills, members of the workshop become part of a special theatre team that will use text, music, movement, costumes and make-up to build and perform an awesome original play - all in just five days! Many students take this workshop in preparation for, or in addition to, the three week sessions. One-Week Create-A-Play Workshop meets Monday through Friday, 9am to 3pm, July 16 - 20, 2012.   "She got the part at Disney! And it's all because of you!" Workshop mom and former Armani model Christina Silvers   INSIDE/OUTSIDE: Acting for Camera and Stage! Teens and pre-teens who want to get that special part in the school musical, be called back for that commercial audition or ace their screen test as well as those who'd like to make new friends gain self-confidence and develop independent thinking as they explore the world of acting with new depth and focus, learning to develop the inner life of the character while simultaneously gaining on-camera, audition and cold reading experience. Internationally acclaimed Actors' Repertory Theatre artists lead the workshops, using improvisation, theatre games, text and performance art to help members discover their own artistic voice, expand communication and imagination skills, overcome competition fear and conquer the critic within. The six-week summer course meets Monday afternoons from 4:00 to 6:30, July 9 through August 13.     For dues and more information on how your young actor can participate in these exciting summer programs, call the Playhouse Education Conservatory at 1-310-394-9779 extension 3, send an email to education@santamonicaplayhouse.com or visit http://SantaMonicaPlayhouse.com. Santa Monica Playhouse is a not for profit theatre and educational corporation that has been a pioneer in theatre education for youth, working with more than half a million young people in eleven countries over the past forty years. Santa Monica Playhouse is located at 1211 4th Street (between Wilshire & Arizona) in the heart of the Bayside District in Santa Monica, California.     Santa Monica Playhouse 2012 SUMMER THEATRE CAMP SCHEDULE AT-A-GLANCE   PLAY PRODUCTION (for ages 7 to 14) Mondays through Fridays, 9:00am to 3:00pm Session I: June 25 - July 13 Session II: July 23 - August 10   TEEN PERFORMANCE LAB (for ages 13 to 17) Mondays through Fridays, 9:00am to 3:00pm Summer Session: June 25 - July 13   ONE WEEK CREATE-A-PLAY WORKSHOP (ages 6 to 14) Monday through Friday, 9:00 am to 3:00 pm July 16 - 20   EARLY STAGES WORKSHOP (ages 4 to 6) Monday through Friday, 9:00am to noon July 23 - August 10   INSIDE/OUTSIDE: Acting for Camera and Stage (ages 10 to 17) Mondays, 4:00pm to 6:30pm July 9 through August 13       --- END ---

Two-time Oscar nominated screenwriter/playwright brings a World Première to Santa Monica Playhouse  A Very Adult Fairytale

Santa Monica, CA March 19, 2012 - Santa Monica Playhouse is proud to announce the world premiere of "ARNOLD SCHULMAN'S SLEEPING UGLY," two-time Oscar nominated show business legend Arnold Schulman's delightfully humorous, intensely romantic adult fairytale about love and lust, longing and belonging, sex and sensibility, parents and pediatrics, and the passion and pain of living with a werewolf, opening Sunday, April 15 and playing weekends through June 17, 2012.   Take Judy, a beautiful, ultra-chic New York magazine editor with a deadly and deathly propensity for klutziness, add Stanley, a successful but lonely pediatric dentist whose inability to form a serious relationship stems from a case of Lycanthropia (he shape-shifts), mix firmly with the pressures and expectations of the competitive world in which we live juxtaposed with the desperate yearning for true intimacy, and you have "ARNOLD SCHULMAN'S SLEEPING UGLY," a marvelously funny, touchingly ironic surreal adult cartoon come to larger-than-life in a joyous theatrical explosion on the intimate Santa Monica Playhouse stage.   Internationally acclaimed director Chris DeCarlo takes audiences on a wild ride, combining the Playhouse's signature Commedia-Circus style with mock Japanese Kabuki, physical theatrix, multi-media design and live underscore, ably abetted by Commedia Movement Director Serena Dolinsky. The company of 8 actors portrays over 100 separate characters and physically creates a panoply of spaces and places, including an elegant Fifth Avenue Penthouse apartment, a moonlit forest in the Caribbean, a midnight movie theatre, the Bowery, and the East River, ably supported by graphic artist Timothy Chadwick's delightful illustrations and projections and award-winning costume designer Ashley Hayes's droll and quirky costumes. The live percussion, provided by Linn Yamaha Hirschman, speaks as another 'character' in the comedy.   "What does it mean to be a 'man' in today's universe," asks playwright Schulman. "Or a 'woman.' How can we find a partner when we are prevented from even finding ourselves within the confining, stereotypical boundaries placed on us by the media, our families, friends and colleagues, and our own need to fit the mold. The limiting and contradictory definitions of 'male' and 'female' are almost impossible to live up to, the balancing act almost impossible to control. Heathcliff's animal magnetism was at once admired and despised. Mr. D'Arcy's constrained passion was respected and reviled. What is beauty? What is attractiveness? And what happens to every ugly duckling who doesn't precisely suit the current definition?"   For anyone who has ever looked in the mirror and felt less than perfect, anyone who has ever lain awake at night, stared at that second pillow and wondered, "Will there ever be anyone lying there beside me?" (or wished the person lying beside them wasn't), for anyone who has ever dreamed of finding the perfect partner, "ARNOLD SCHULMAN'S SLEEPING UGLY" will corroborate, with tongue firmly in cheek, your worst nightmares, and then lift up your spirits with the life-affirming discovery that there really is a Jack for every Jill, and your wildest dreams really can come true.   Arnold Schulman is an American playwright, screenwriter, producer, a songwriter and novelist. He was a stage actor long associated with the American Theatre Wing and the Actors Studio. Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Schulman attended the University of North Carolina where he took writing courses. He served with the Navy, and in 1946 came to New York City, where he began to write in earnest. He studied playwriting with Robert Anderson (Tea and Sympathy) in classes at New York's American Theatre Wing, scripted for television during the early 1950s, making a transition to Hollywood films in 1957. Mr. Schulman received Oscar nominations for Best Original Screenplay forLove with the Proper Stranger in 1963 and for Best Adapted Screenplay for Goodbye, Columbus in 1969. He also received three Writers Guild nominations for Best Screenplay for Wild Is the Wind, A Hole in the Head and Love with the Proper Stranger, and a Writers Guild award for Goodbye, Columbus. He was also the recipient of a Humanitas Prize award in 1994 for his work on And the Band Played On. His motion picture credits include Tucker: the Man and His Dream, A Chorus Line, Funny Lady, Cimarron, Love with the Proper Stranger, The Night They Raided Minsky's and countless others. Mr. Schulman has had two productions on Broadway - A Hole in the Head starring Paul Douglas, which he later adapted for film and Jennie starring Mary Martin.   Veteran director Chris DeCarlo has been acting, writing and directing in Los Angeles for more than 40 years, bringing to the stage over 250 World Premieres and American Premieres, including the critically acclaimed stage adaptation of Dostoevsky's Notes From Underground, Hard Laughsstarring Sammy Shore and Ron Palillo, Michel Garneau's Quatre á Quatre, Stephen King and Robert B. Parker's RAGE, four of Jerry Mayer's comedies, Annie Reiner's Mirage a Trois, Brenda Krantz'sLovely! starring Louise Sorrell, the Ovation-nominated Picon Pie, and the long-running Wyse-Rae-Waldman hit musical Funny, You Don't Look Like a Grandmother. Most recently he directed the Playhouse's critically acclaimed musicals Love in Bloom and Backstreet. Among his LA TIMES Critics' Pick productions are the Sroka/Fleming comedy Dying for Laughs starring Stuart Pankin, and Charlie Lustman's Made Me Nuclear. He is co-founder, together with his wife and partner Evelyn Rudie, of Actors' Repertory Theatre, the American Cultural Youth Ambassadors and the Jewish Heritage Series.   Associate Producer Peter Schulman is President of the Board of the Haberdasher Theater in New York City. Credits include Executive Producer for Haberdasher Theatre Company, Lost by Arnold Schulman, directed by Patrick Scherrer, at the Looking Glass Theatre NYC; Associate Producer for Dracula by Mac Wellman, directed by Neil Robertson, at The Drilling Company Theatre, NYC. This summer, Dr. Schulman will produce Marvin Ginsberg's The Hat and Other Stories at the Triad Theater in NYC. In the fall of 2012, he will be producing Gayle Green's Comes a Pause, directed by Charles Maryan, a product of the Actor's Studio Playwrights/Directors Workshop in NYC. Dr. Schulman is Professor of French and International Studies in the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures, Old Dominion University. To date, he has written, edited, translated and adapted dozens of books, magazines and articles.     "ARNOLD SCHULMAN'S SLEEPING UGLY" features a talented cast of stage, film and TV personalities (in alphabetical order): Alison Blanchard* (Everybody Hates Chris, Side Order of Life), Serena Dolinsky (Love in Bloom, Backstreet, Dolls!), Juliet Ladines (Undercover Brother, Dirty Sexy Murder), Scot Shamblin (Side Trak, Talk Radio, Retribution), Constance Strickland(Trojan Women, UnLady Like Behavior), James Terry** (General Hospital, American Flyer, Protocol), with Jaimi Paige* (Ghost Whisperer, Medium) as the gorgeous but hopelessly klutzy Judy and Chuck Raucci* (Veronica Mars, ER, Port Charles) as the adorably compulsive dentist cum werewolf Stanley.   "ARNOLD SCHULMAN'S SLEEPING UGLY" plays Saturdays at 8:00 pm and Sundays at 7:00 pm, April 15 through June 17, 2012. Tickets are $25; $22.50 for students, teachers, seniors and members of the military; $17.50 groups of 8 or more. Special $15.00 preview price for all performances April 15 through May 4. Advance reservations are required. Call The Playhouse box office at 1-310-394-9779 ext. 1 or visit SantaMonicaPlayhouse.com.   Santa Monica Playhouse, currently celebrating fifty-two years of continuous theatrical and educational service to the community, is located at 1211 4th Street (between Wilshire & Arizona) in the heart of Downtown Santa Monica. Convenient Parking is located across the street. By public transportation: take the Santa Monica Blue Bus or the LA Metro Rapid #720 and exit at 4th and Wilshire.   --- (((---   Note to Press: Mr. Schulman resides in Santa Monica and is available for telephone and in-person interviews. To set one up please contact PR Director Sandra Zeitzew. SZeitzew@SantaMonicaPlayhouse.com or 310-394-9779 x651.

FOR THE CALENDAR   WHAT: Two-time Oscar nominated show business legend Arnold Schulman's delightfully humorous, intensely romantic world premiere adult fairytale about love and lust, longing and belonging, sex and sensibility, parents and pediatrics, and the passion and pain of living with a werewolf - a marvelously funny, touchingly ironic joyous adult cartoon come to larger-than-life that takes audiences on a wild ride, combining the Playhouse's signature Commedia-Circus style with physical theatrix, multi-media design and live underscore.   WHO: Written by Arnold Schulman. Playwright Arnold Schulman is two-time Oscar nominated screenwriter for Best Original Screenplay for Love with the Proper Stranger in 1963 and for Best Adapted Screenplay for Goodbye, Columbus in 1969. He was nominated three-times for a Writer's Guild award for Best Screenplay for the movies Wild Is the Wind, A Hole in the Head, and Love with the Proper Stranger, and won a Writer's Guild Award in 1969 for Goodbye Columbus. He is also the recipient of a 1994 Humanitas Prize award for his work on And the Band Played On. Other motion picture credits include Tucker: the Man and His Dream, A Chorus Line, Funny Lady, Cimarron, The Night They Raided Minsky's and countless more. Mr. Schulman had two productions produced on Broadway A Hole in the Head starring Paul Douglas, which he later adapted for film and Jenniestarring Mary Martin.   Directed by Chris DeCarlo. Veteran director Chris DeCarlo has been acting, writing and directing in Los Angeles for more than 40 years, bringing to the stage over 250 World Premieres and American Premieres. Highlights include the critically acclaimed stage adaptation of Dostoevsky'sNotes From Underground, Hard Laughs starring Sammy Shore and Ron Palillo, Michel Garneau'sQuatre á Quatre, Stephen King and Robert B. Parker's RAGE, four of Jerry Mayer's comedies, Annie Reiner's Mirage a Trois, Brenda Krantz's Lovely! starring Louise Sorrell, the Ovation-nominated Picon Pie, and the long-running Wyse-Rae-Waldman hit musical Funny, You Don't Look Like a Grandmother. Most recently he directed the Playhouse's critically acclaimed musicals Love in Bloom and Backstreet. Among his LA TIMES Critics' Pick productions are the Sroka/Fleming comedy Dying for Laughs starring Stuart Pankin, and Charlie Lustman's pop-operetta Made Me Nuclear.   Featuring (in alphabetical order): Alison Blanchard* (Everybody Hates Chris, Side Order of Life) Serena Dolinsky (Love in Bloom, Backstreet, Dolls!) Juliet Ladines (Undercover Brother, Dirty Sexy Murder) Jaimi Paige* (Ghost Whisperer, Medium) Chuck Raucci* (Veronica Mars, ER, Port Charles) Scot Shamblin (Side Trak, Talk Radio, Retribution) Constance Strickland (Trojan Women, UnLady Like Behavior) James Terry** (General Hospital, American Flyer, Protocol),   Commedia Movement Director Serena Dolinsky Lighting and Set Design James Cooper Graphic Design and Projections Timothy Chadwick Costume Design Ashley Hayes Sound Design Linn Yamaha Hirschman Production Stage Manager George J Vennes III   * Member Actors' Equity  ** Member British Equity   WHEN: Saturdays at 8pm & Sundays at 7pm, April 15 through June 17, 2012   ADMISSION: $25 general admission; $21.50 students, teachers, seniors and members of the military; $17.50 for groups of 10 or more. Special low-priced previews (April 15 - May 4) all seats $15.00. Rated PG-13 for sexual innuendos and heavy 'petting.'     HOW: For tickets and group sales, please call the Playhouse Box Office at 310-394-9779 ext 1 or go online to http://SantaMonicaPlayhouse.com   WHERE:  Santa Monica Playhouse, The Other Space                1211 4th Street (between Wilshire & Arizona), Santa Monica, CA 90401-1391   By public transportation: take the Santa Monica Blue Bus or the LA Metro Rapid #720, exit 4th and Wilshire. ---END---

ADVENTURES in ACTING! at the Acclaimed Santa Monica Playhouse ACT! SING! DANCE! CREATE YOUR OWN PLAY!     "Great in so many ways!" alumni Mickey Maddens (Maroon 5) Santa Monica, CA. January 19, 2012 - The Santa Monica Playhouse Education Conservatory announced today that the ever popular Spring Theatre Workshop youth program is now open for enrollment. "Done every musical there is and want something brand new? Santa Monica Playhouse Adventures in Acting is the place for you. At the Playhouse, kids learn true appreciation for theatre arts, revel in the enthusiasm it takes to put on a show, and have the best time while doing it," said theatre artist and Playhouse Education Coordinator Serena Dolinsky. "They create characters and story-lines unique to them - they get to feel what it's like to be the first person to ever play that special role." Applications are now being accepted for the Youth Play Production class, ages 7 to 13 (Thursday afternoons or Saturday mornings), the Teen Performance Lab, ages 13 to 17 (Thursday afternoons) and the special session for Early Stagers, ages 4 to 6 (Saturday mornings). All classes meet weekly, February 2012 through May 2012. "My son's having a great time in class. Thanks so much for all you do at Santa Monica Playhouse and making such a great space for the kids!" K. DeLuca   The internationally acclaimed Playhouse Theatre Workshop Adventures in Acting Program for youth, now celebrating over four decades of continuous theatre workshops, combines the fun and excitement of working as a team to create and perform a brand new play with the joy and fulfillment of a stress-free, creative, arts-oriented environment in which working actors share their love of the craft with young people in all stages of development. Enhanced study habits and teamwork skills and improved communication are welcome by-products of this unique program, developed with more than 25,000 students to date. Alumni of this acclaimed theatre program include performers Kate Hudson, Oliver Hudson, Jason Ritter, Zooey Deschanel, Emily Deschanel, Jason Segel, Azura Skye, Monet Mazur, Terri Nunn, Jon Kasdan, Obi Ndefo, Emmy Award winner Aisha Waglé, filmmaker Shana Feste (Country Strong), novelist Rebecca Donner, television writer/producer Rina Mimoun, casting director Liz Dean, journalist Gadi Dechter, Mickey Madden of Maroon 5 and Newark Superintendant of Schools Cami Anderson.   PLAY PRODUCTION FOR AGES 7 THROUGH 13 "Thank you for eight years of fun and enchantment!!!" K. Tomaszewicz   A spectacular once-a-week theatre workshop experience where young people immerse themselves in the dramatic arts, the Play Production workshop experience includes acting, singing, dancing, make-up and costumes, lights and sound, and (of course) performing an original musical on the Santa Monica Playhouse Main Stage. Professional theatre artists help the young actors channel their creativity through exciting theatre games and play-writing exercises. Participants learn to share feelings and responsibilities with a group of their peers in an engaging and fun atmosphere, as they participate in theatre activities which improve creative communication, promote truthful, authentic expression, and inspire joy and self-confidence through the arts. No experience needed, but even the most "advanced" young actor will benefit from this workshop. The Play Production Session has two once-a-week meeting days available February through May 2012: Thursdays 4:00pm - 6:30pm (or) Saturday mornings 9:00am - 11:30am.     SPRING TEEN PERFORMANCE LAB "Thank you for everything you have given me!" Rina Mimoun (producer/writer Pushing Daisies, Gilmore Girls) (member from age 12 to 19)   In this specially designed workshop program for teens 13 to 17 where students plunge into the world of theatre and acting through a unique experience found only at Santa Monica Playhouse, members of the Teen Performance Lab work with theatre professionals in a supportive anddynamic atmosphere to create a performance piece based on the world in which they live, unleashing each student's unlimited creativity. Students study the world-renowned Playhouse acting method, learning how to build a trusting ensemble and create truthful characterizations. Classes also focus on voice and movement, and culminate in a fully mounted stage production. Added bonuses include a new found sense of self, increased confidence, and learning how to deal with pressure and stress. Spring Teen Performance Lab meets Thursday afternoons, 4:30pm to 6:30pm, February 9 through May 31, 2012.       EARLY STAGES WORKSHOP "I love it!" Sara, age 5   The Early Stages workshop for 4 to 6 year olds focuses on the delights of creativity, self-expression and imagination, instilling a true love of sharing, caring, and performance. Structured creative activities include story-telling, crafts, songs, movement, make-up and costumes and culminate in a live performance. The workshop stimulates cognitive, language, social, emotional and physical skills in the early stages of a child's development in a fun, comfortable, and supportive atmosphere. Spring Early Stages meets Saturday mornings, February 25 through May 26, 2012.   "I loved every moment that I spent at the Playhouse." CeAnna Ellner (2nd year law student, University of Oregon)   For details, dues and more information on how you can participate in this exciting theatre program, call the Playhouse Education Conservatory at 1-310-394-9779 extension 3 or visithttp://SantaMonicaPlayhouse.com. Santa Monica Playhouse is a not for profit theatre and educational corporation that has been a pioneer in theatre education for youth, working with more than half a million young people in eleven countries over the past forty-two years. Santa Monica Playhouse is located at 1211 4th Street (between Wilshire & Arizona) in the heart of the Bayside District in Santa Monica, California.   Santa Monica Playhouse ADVENTURES in ACTING 2011 SPRING THEATRE CLASSES SCHEDULE AT-A-GLANCE     PLAY PRODUCTION (for ages 7 to 13) Thursday afternoons, 4:00 PM to 6:30 PM February 9 through May 24, 2012 (OR) Saturday mornings, 9:00 AM to 11:30 AM February 11 through May 26, 2012   TEEN PERFORMANCE LAB (for ages 13 to 17) Thursday afternoons, 4:00 PM to 6:30 PM February 9 through May 31, 2012   EARLY STAGES WORKSHOP (ages 4 to 6) Saturday Mornings, 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM February 25 through May 26, 2012   --- END ---

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