BOOK INTROS + TEASERS : MAKING ROOM FOR MAKING ART by SALLY WARNER 3.5.16

MAY's 1st TEASER TUESDAY

~  Teaser Tuesdays are hosted at MizB's Books and a Beat

Here's the story ~ Anyone can play along! What to do...?• Grab your current read Open to a random page• Share two (2) “teaser” sentences from somewhere on that page• BE CAREFUL NOT TO INCLUDE SPOILERS![make sure that what you share doesn’t give too much story plot away! You don’t want to ruin the book for others!] Share the title + author so other TT participants can add the book to their TBR Lists.

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Share the 1st paragraph of something you're currently
or planning on reading...

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                   I've chosen a nonfiction book for today's choice

MAKING ROOM FOR MAKING ART by Sally Warner

"We are tricked by a phenomenon of time:  Hours and days pass slowly, but years pass quickly. A life passes quickly, but we always think we have plenty of time. Too often we become so consumed with how we spend our days that we lose track of how we are spending our lives." I had to hold myself back from writing more ... ~*~ What do you think?  Keep reading...? Then head over to our hosts to add your own and find other book intros you might like to add to your tbr shelf.
I look forward to hearing your thoughts on today's choice. * and... Quick reminder about the upcoming
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Bout of Books May 9-15 and the current month of Clean Sweep ARC Challenge for May
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TUESDAY INTROS AND TEASERS FOR PARIS IN JULY : I'LL NEVER BE FRENCH by Mark Greenside 28.7.15

I'm late for Tuesday Intros and Teaser Tuesdays because I hadn't even begun this book when I would have been writing this post ordinarily.  But the book is so laugh out loud funny and it's the final Tuesday of July - which is also the final Tuesday of #ParisinJuly - so what choice do I have? It's either be late or miss out on sharing this delight with fellow readers and Paris in July partyers.
And I don't want to miss out on either! So, here's the opening paragraph from Mark Greenside's, I'LL NEVER BE FRENCH (no matter what I do) Published by Free Press [Simon Schuster] 2008 ~*~
* [First Paragraph First Chapter for Tuesday Intros hosted by Diane at Bibliophile by the Sea]
* ~*~ Getting There "It begins with a girl.  It always begins with a girl, and even though we don't make it through the summer ---- through even half the summer ---- she gets me there and changes my life.  It doesn't matter what happened or why, it's one of the best gifts I've ever been given. It happened like this." ~ ~*~ And the Teaser ? "I tiptoe down the stairs and turn the key I left in the lock.  Nothing,  I turn the key the other way, clockwise, thinking maybe the French do it backward, like calling the second floor the first.  More nothing.. There's no way to open the door.  I'm stuck. ... I sit on the windowsill, spin around with my legs facing out, and jump---almost landing on a woman walking by.  She has a baguette in one hand and a dog's leash in the other.. The woman doesn't say anything, she doesn't even blanch---
as if this is the way French people leave their houses every day..." * [More Tuesday Teasers at A Daily Rhythm hosted by Jenn.] ~*~ Inside Cover Synopsis ~ "Tired of Provence in books, cuisine, and tablecloths? Exhausted from your armchair travels to Paris? Despairing of ever finding a place that speaks to you beyond reason? You are ripe for a journey to Brittany, where author Mark Greenside reluctantly travels, eats of the crêpes, and finds a second life.  ...dragged by his girlfriend to a tiny village in Brittany at the westernmost edge of France, in Finistere, "the end of the world", his life begins to change.
In a playful, headlong style, and with enormous affection for the Bretons, Greenside tells how he makes a life for himself in a country where he doesn't speak the language or know how things are done.  Against his personal inclinations and better judgments, he places his trust in the villagers he encounters.. and is consistently won over and surprised as he manages and survives day-to-day trials; from opening a bank account and buying a house to removing a beehive from the chimney--
learning the cultural ropes, living with neighbours, and making new friends...
It is a memoir about fitting in, not standing out; being part of something larger, not being separate from it; following, not leading.  It explores the joys and adventures of living a double life." ~*~ Hoping you've enjoyed the intro and scenario.
A brief headsup on some minor language exclamations for those who might want to know
ahead of reading. Many more TTs and Intros to be found at the blogs linked where you're welcome to add your own each week. May your month end reading be a pleasure and August bring more sunshine than rain! I'm gathering Jane Austen related books for #AusteninAugust reading. Have a great reading week... * ~*~

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TUESDAY INTROS and TEASERS: THE FORGOTTEN GARDEN 9.6.15

TUESDAY INTROS and TEASERS
today featuring June's ReadaLong at #TraveltheWorldinBooks

~ We begin with the opening paragraph for First Paragraph First Chapter
Tuesday Intros at Diane's Bibliophile by the Sea ~
London, 1913
"It was dark where she was crouched but the little girl did as she'd been told.  The lady had said to wait, it wasn't safe yet, they had to be as quiet as larder mice.  It was a game,
 just like hide-and-seek."
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Then add a Tuesday Teaser at Jenn's A Daily Rhythm . Two sentences from anywhere in the book.  No plot spoilers. ~ "A moment of suspension and she found herself holding her breath, palms flat beside her, then the boat heaved and pushed itself away from the dock. They were on their way."
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Shall I keep reading...?
In case you're intrigued and want to read along,  here's your opportunity.
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TO WIN HER FAVOR by Tamera Alexander 12.5.15

TO WIN HER FAVOR  by Tamera Alexander  Release Day Congratulations Tamera! ~ Excited to introduce this amazing story for all historical fiction fans + GIVEAWAY! * Today's feature for 1st Chapter 1st Paragraph Tuesday Intros at Bibliophile by the Sea and  Tuesday Teasers.at A Daily Rhythm Here's the opening of
TO WIN HER FAVOR ~*~ Chapter One Nashville, Tennessee May 4. 1869 " Steady girl," Maggie whispered, peering down from the bluff, leather reins held taut.  The thrum of spectators on the field below rose on the cool morning breeze, and she leaned forward to stroke the thoroughbred's neck.  "Wait," she gently coaxed, anticipation sparking the air.  "It's coming..."
But even as she said it, her own pulse edged up a notch. Bourbon Belle pawed the dirt, and Maggie sensed the mare's restraint growing thinner by the ___ The gunshot sounded.  The horses on the racetrack below bolted from their marks, as did Bourbon Belle, and exhilaration fired through Maggie's veins.  Belle surged to life and Maggie gave the horse her head, allowing the mare to surrender to every instinct the animal's sleek-muscled body commanded.  To run..." ~*~ and a Teaser ? "The breeze on the back of his neck felt like a whisper from eternity, and it slwly fingered its way down his spine.  Hoping he was doing the right thing, Cullen swiftly dismounted, took the porch steps in twos, and offered his hand again.  "My answer is aye, Mr. Linden.  I'll marry your daughter.  If she's willin'." ~*~ Synopsis

"A gifted rider in a world where ladies never race, Maggie Linden is determined that her horse will become a champion. But the one man who can help her has vowed to stay away from thoroughbred racing for good.An Irish-born son far from home, Cullen McGrath left a once prosperous life in England because of a horse racing scandal that nearly ruined him.  He's come to Nashville for a fresh start, hoping to buy land and start a farm, all while determined to stay as far away from thoroughbred racing as possible. But starting over proves harder than he'd wagered, especially when Maggie Linden's father makes him an offer he shouldn't accept yet cannot possibly refuse.

Maggie is certain that her mare, Bourbon Belle, can take the top purse in the annual Drayton Stakes at Nashville's racetrack the richest race run in America. Maggie only needs the chance to prove it. To give her that chance, and to save Linden Downs from being sold to the highest bidder, Maggie's father aging, yet wily as ever makes a barter. His agreement includes one tiny, troublesome detail Maggie must marry a man she's never met. A man she never would have chosen for herself.  Cullen and Maggie need each other in order to achieve their dreams. But their stubborn, wounded hearts and the escalating violence from a "secret society" responsible for lynchings and midnight raids may prove too much for even two determined souls."

Read an excerpt HERE ~

source ~*~ My thoughts?
I put this story down for a very late bedtime then continued straight through the next morning. Such a good read! Tamera's research is thorough, offering unique insights into the world of thoroughbred racing during the nineteenth century. An era not particularly comfortable to today's sensibilities, racial prejudices exacerbated by abuse and violence are not overlooked neither played down.
Nashville founding gentry disdain northern carpetbaggers, Irish foreigners along with
coloured freedmen alike.   Ms Alexander paints the background clearly. Sons and fathers lost to war and the ensuing dire situations of landowners losing longheld farmland drive decisions previously unconsidered. Personable characters become real in the reading as do villains - all too clear.  Lifelong relationships of friendship and love bear weight to the breaking point.  Pacing is steady.  Tension well played. * I have nothing but praise for this exceptional story and masterful storyteller. The romance is developed so beautifully, I missed spending time with Cullen and Maggie once I'd closed the cover on the final pages. Also reviewed on goodreads HERE * As I tweeted earlier - " Exceptional reading. Talented author. Characters who cont'd to capture long after story ends.." ~*~ Highly recommended, I encourage you to pick up your own copy of this 2nd Belle Meade Plantation novel. ~*~ Books available:
* Book Depository  and audio on Brilliance *
* Barnes Noble * Christian Book Distributors * Books-a-Million *
* LifeWay * Amazon * Indiebound * ~

and be watching for Tamera's shortstory release this July

~*~ You're Invited

 Tuesday, May 19, 2015

Book Signing at Belle Meade Plantation
in the Gift Shop
Nashville, TN
3:00PM - 5:00PM 

~*~ About the author

Tamera Alexander is the USA Today bestselling author of numerous books, including A Lasting Impression, A Beauty So Rare, To Whisper Her Name, and From a Distance. Her richly drawn characters and thought-provoking plots have earned her devoted readers worldwide, as well as multiple industry awards.

These awards include two Christy Awards for Excellence in Christian fiction, two RITA awards for Best Inspirational Romance, three Gayle Wilson Awards of Excellence, two Bookseller’s Best Awards, and being listed among Library Journal’s Top Christian Fiction, among others.  Includes a lovely feature on Tamera in Southern Lady September issue.

After living in Colorado for seventeen years, Tamera has returned to her Southern roots. She and her husband now make their home in Nashville where they enjoy life with their two adult children who live nearby.

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TO WIN HER FAVOR  is the second standalone novel in the Belle Meade Plantation series published by Zondervan/Harper Collins, set in Nashville, TN, and based on the real history of the famous Belle Meade Plantation founded in 1807.  At the heart of each of my books is a female and male protagonist at crucial turning points in their lives. As each story has unfolded in my writing, I've taken the couple's journey with them and hope you'll enjoy taking each of these journeys too. 

[My earlier review of A Beauty So Rare HERE]

~*~ Find Tamera online:   follow @tameraalexander  on twitter ~ like Tamera on facebook   website TameraAlexander ~ follow Tamera's creative pinterest boards ~*~

Entry details HERE With the final race in this year’s Triple Crown, the Belmont Stakes, taking place on June 6, we’re in a horse-racing mindset. Lucky for us, Tamera Alexander’s To Win Her Favor is available now, and she’s celebrating with a giveaway!  open Canada / US


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*With appreciation to Zondervan/HarperCollins for providing an ecopy for reading and review without cost or obligation.


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TUESDAY INTROS & TEASERS: MIST OF MIDNIGHT by Sandra Byrd 10.3.15

Release Day for Sandra Byrd's MIST OF MIDNIGHT [Daughters of Hampshire book 1] An atmospheric gothic tale, Perfect for Tuesday Intros and Teasers *

* "They were gone now, every last one of them.  Gone, but not completely gone. I still saw them at midnight. I surrendered too, by leaving.  The ship pulled from the shore whilst I beheld the distancing plumage of saris -- azure and emerald and flame -- the soft brown arms, necks, and noses circled with gold, like exquisite birds of paradise.  A threadbare charity dress the Lord Mayor of London had provided, to me and to all survivors who had nothing of their own to claim,  pasted to my skin with a familiar fine grit of dust and sweat. The dress was black for mourning." * - Published by Howard Books  Released March 10.2015  Length 384 pages - * "Buried at Headbourne?"  If what she was saying was true, there was only one explanation -- an imposter had come, claiming to be me, and then had died.   "What did the woman die from?"
"That's not for me to say." ... What had happened to my home?   It, and my father's accounts, were the only things left me.     * My Thoughts? I absolutely loved this book!   Masterful storytelling by Sandra Byrd. Superb gothic intrigue and atmospheric suspense that mesmerized with just enough said to cause me to question, then read on to discover more. I would begin to relax about a character only to confront another action or conversation that proved them false.  Or not...?   Was anyone who they said they were? Emotions and senses fully alert to decipher truth from deceptions mixed with danger. And was Rebecca's romantic interest truly interested in her?  or the manor...?
Fascinating detailed historical life of both England and India, Ms Byrd's writing is richly researched, knowledgeable of the Victorian period and descriptive.   A winning combo that made for an engrossing read.  First in a series, MIST OF MIDNIGHT has definitely whet my appetite for Daughters of Hampshire continuations. *

About Sandra Byrd : After earning her first rejection at the age of thirteen, bestselling author Sandra Byrd has now published more than forty books. Her adult fiction debut, Let Them Eat Cake, was a Christy Award finalist, as was her first historical novel, To Die For: A Novel of Anne Boleyn. To Die For was also named by Library Journal as a Best Books Pick for 2011 and The Secret Keeper: A Novel of Kateryn Parr, was named a Library Journal Best Books Pick for 2012. Roses Have Thorns: A Novel of Elizabeth I published in April, 2013.

Sandra has also published dozens of books for tweens and teens including the Secret Sisters Series, London Confidential Series and a devotional for tweens.

A former textbook acquisitions editor, Sandra has published many nonfiction articles and books. She is passionate about helping new writers develop their talent and their work toward traditional or self publication. As such, she has mentored and coached hundreds of new writers and continues to coach dozens to success each year.
Find SandraByrd online on twitter @sandrabyrd * on facebook * on pinterest * add to goodreads * * Appreciation to publisher for providing ecopy to read and review without obligation. * Find Mist of Midnight specially priced on Book Depository [no charge for shipping & delivery] * Joining Diane, hosting Tuesday Intros and Jenn hosting  Teaser Tuesdays * FIND MORE FHC on BOOK DEPOSITORY | PINTEREST | TWITTER | GOOGLE+ | GOODREADS | FACEBOOK | NETWORKED BLOGS | LIBRARYTHING

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SHROVE TUESDAY TEASERS and INTROS 17.2.15

Shrove Tuesday
Pancakes anyone ?

* Mennonite Girls Can Cook ! Here's the recipe  - Here's the CookBook CELEBRATIONS - EnJOY !!
* Today's perfect one liner for  TUESDAY INTROS and TEASER TUESDAY chosen specifically for Pancake Tuesday [Shrove Tuesday] the day preceding the 1st day of Lent.
Featuring THE TRAVELLING TEA SHOP by Belinda Jones
" I look up at my clock.  1.30 p.m.  My stomach flips like a pancake."

Belinda Jones's 11th novel published in 2014 by Hodder . Following ten years as a magazine journalist and travel editor, Ms Jones began writing novels inspired by her adventures.  Having travelled to over 25 countries, her goal is to write her way around the world. THE TRAVELLING TEA SHOP tour takes readers through Quebec in Eastern Canada, Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, New York, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island.
Four women board a London bus fitted out as an English Tea Shop for their road trip. Their mission?  To bring English classics - Battenberg, Victoria sponge cake, and scones
to the land of cupcakes and sundaes.  And, of course, how to make a real cup of tea! Secrets and heartaches that need healing amidst four women whose emotions run high. Yet perchance romance...?

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TEASER TUESDAYS and INTROS: THE RIVERS RUN DRY [RALEIGH HARMON 2] 13.1.15

Tuesday ~ Intros and Teasers *
Joining Diane at Bibliophile by the Sea 

                1st Chapter  1st Paragraph -  Tuesday Intros
Share the first paragraph or (a few) of a book you're reading  [or thinking about reading].

* From Sibella Giorello's 'THE RIVERS RUN DRY'~ * "Armies of cedar and fir and hemlock marched up the foothills of the Cascade Mountains, long limbs glowing with a peculiar shade of green I'd seen only once before:  when a six-carat emerald rolled across a stainless steel examination tray in the FBI's materials analysis lab.  That gem's green facets glowed with a hue so verdant, so luscious, it whispered sibilant promises in the ears of greedy men." 
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MizB 's Teaser Tuesdays

Anyone can play along! 
• Grab your current read
• Open to a random page
• Share two (2) “teaser” sentences -
BE CAREFUL NOT TO INCLUDE SPOILERS! 
[ don’t give too much away! You don’t want to spoil the book for others!] 
• Share the title and author, so others can add the book to theirTBR Lists if they like your teasers!

* Here's Today's Teaser...
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"You got the film?"
I lifted the box and we walked down the hall."A tall, scowling man stepped from the management offices..."You put that stuff down right now.""The warrant's signed by a federal judge," Jack said, trying to get past him. "Get out of my way." "What did you say to me?" The man stepped into Jack's path, baring his teeth.

It was one of those primal confrontations where you can hear the fuse getting lit, heading toward detonation.
I wasn't about to let Jack ruin this search."

* Sibella Giorello's Raleigh Harmon series Book 2 *

                                                              Synopsis ~

When a routine case turns deadly, forensic geologist Raleigh Harmon finds her career on the rocks...and her life at stake. 

Special Agent Raleigh Harmon is good at her job, but not as good at bureau politics. As one of the few females on the team, she finds herself in a strange land when she's transferred from Richmond to drought-stricken Seattle. When a hiker suddenly goes missing and a ransom note arrives, Raleigh realizes there's no time for transitions. Vowing to find the missing college girl, she must rely on her forensic geology skills to uncover the truth, leaving no stone unturned. 
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 Gritty and poetic, with an evocative sense of place, a quirky cast 

of characters, a fast-twisting plot, and a compelling, complicated heroine, this superbly crafted mystery will keep you listening compulsively as hope runs short, the clock runs down, and the rivers run dry.
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Sibella Giorello is author of the Raleigh Harmon series, featuring the forensic geologist who insists luck doesn't exist. 
In addition to winning the Christy Award for best first novel, Sibella's writing has garnered dozens of journalism awards, including two nominations for the Pulitzer Prize. 
A fourth-generation Alaskan, Sibella now lives in the mountains of Washington state with her husband and children.

Narrator:  Cassandra Campbell  Find more at - ©2009 Sibella Giorello; (P)2012 Oasis Audio  

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NEW RELEASE; HOPE RISING by STACY HENRIE 16.12.14

Today I'm excited to introduce Stacy Henrie's newest WW1 novel, HOPE RISING Book 2 Of Love and War series Released TODAY!

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With warm CONGRATULATIONS ! 
and Every Wish for your Continued Writing Success, Stacy! * We're sharing the Celebration by joining TUESDAY INTROS ~
First Chapter, First Paragraph hosted by Diane at Bibliophile by the Sea and  TUESDAY TEASERS hosted by MizB at Should Be Reading
* The HOPE RISING story begins.... * "Afternoon." Evelyn whirled around to find an American soldier watching her from a few feet away.  He wasn't overly tall, less than six feet, but his handsome face, broad shoulders, and dark eyes were an impressive combination and made Evelyn's pulse skip from more than being startled. "I didn't mean to disturb you."  He smiled, looking anything but apologetic.  "Beautiful view." The way he said it, she knew he wasn't talking about the ocean.  * ~ from the Prologue * Today's Teaser Tuesday ? * She removed a match from the box on top of the dresser and headed down the stairs.  Outside the afternoon sun shone warm on her back as she stepped quickly toward the forest.  Beneath the trees, she slowed her footsteps and followed the sun-strewn path. When she felt certain no one from the hospital could see her, Evelyn stopped.  She placed the crinkled paper on the ground and struck the match against a nearby tree trunk.  The tiny flame lapped at the pile of letters as she crouched beside them.  Once the paper caught fire, Evelyn dropped the match onto the pile and watched with satisfaction as her letters burned.  Her secret was safe --  for now. * Are you as intrigued as I am ?
Here's the storyline...

In France at the height of World War I,  American nurse Evelyn Gray is no stranger to suffering. She's helped save the life of many a soldier, but when she learns her betrothed has been killed, her own heart may be broken beyond repair. Summoning all her strength, Evelyn is determined to carry on-not just for herself and her country, but for her unborn child.

Corporal Joel Campbell dreams of the day the war is over and he can return home and start a family. When a brutal battle injury puts that hope in jeopardy, Joel is lost to despair . . . until he meets Evelyn.  Beautiful, compassionate, and in need of help, she makes an unconventional proposal that could save their lives-or ruin them irrevocably.  Now, amidst the terror and turmoil of the Western Front, these two lost souls will have to put their faith in love to find the miracle they've been looking for.

* Heartfelt writing producing authentic characters with authentic life struggles in the midst of the horrors,  losses, and grieving of wartime.
Ms Henrie is a sure win with the Of Love and War series.
* It's been my pleasure to introduce Stacy Henrie's new novel, HOPE RISING and to offer other readers many hours spent with Evelyn, Joel Campbell and their world in Wartime France.  Thank you for this opportunity Stacy, Julie, and Forever [Grand Central Publishing] !
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About Stacy Henrie:

Stacy has always had an avid appetite for history, fiction and chocolate. While she had a goal to write and publish a book one day, she turned her attentions first to graduating with a bachelor's degree in public relations. Not long after, she switched from writing press releases and newsletters to writing inspirational historical romances as a stay-at-home mom. Stacy loves reading, interior decorating, romantic movies, and most of all, laughing with her husband and three kids. She appreciates the chance to live out history through her characters, while enjoying all the modern conveniences of life in the 21st century.

Find Stacy online at StacyHenrie.com  @StacyHenrie on twitter and on FB

A HOPE REMEMBERED,the final book in Stacy's sweeping Of Love and War trilogy brings to life the drama of battle torn Europe with emotion, faith, and of course, romance.

Mass Market Paperback, 384 pages

Expected publication: March 31st 2015 by Forever

Click to Order [without delivery fees via Book Depository]

HOPE RISING and A HOPE REMEMBERED  and HOPE AT DAWN

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MizB of Should Be Reading. 

Anyone can play along!  Join us?

• Grab your current read

• Open to a random page

• Share two (2) “teaser” sentences from somewhere on that page

• BE CAREFUL NOT TO INCLUDE SPOILERS! 

(make sure that what you share doesn’t give too much away! 

You don’t want to ruin the book for others!)

• Share the title & author, too, so that other TT participants can add the book to their TBR Lists if they like your teasers!

and at Bibliophile by the Sea, every Tuesday Diane hosts  First Chapter First Paragraph Tuesday Intros,  where she shares the first paragraph or (a few) of a book she's reading or thinking about reading soon. 
Feel free to join in and post the Intro from  one of your reads by linking up.

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