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1. Comment by C A Wren on 15 October 2008:

   McCain’s Volatile Demeanor Disturbing
   I would love to play poker with John McCain. He was unable to hide his emotions in a simple debate. Heaven forbid some national catastrophe should emerge needing a calm head. It was clear that McCain was having a very difficult time containing his volatile nature. We have already experienced 8 years of thoughtless, knee jerk reactions. Now combine that with a hot temper.

2. Comment by Jamie on 15 October 2008:

   He did that because he has been told over and over on his campaign that he needs to get tough. That is him trying to do that for everyone. He is a Virgo, so he is not a drama queen like Leo Obama. McCain is more into details.

3. Comment by lj on 15 October 2008:

   BETTER BE STRONG AND HAVE CHARACTER THAN A LACK THERE OF LIKE OBAMA WHO SAT LIKE A BIG DUMMY-
   BOOKSMART BRAINDEAD FOR SURE NOW..
   VOTING FOR MCCAIN NOW,

4. Comment by brittney on 15 October 2008:

   talking about who had the worst attacks mccain said it was ombama but yet all he did was attack the whole time that how i would have respond to mccain in that matter obma never once repird in attack way.

5. Comment by Diego on 15 October 2008:

   dint mccain talk just like bush?, and whats with the anime teary eyes?,he turn the debate in talking trash of obama and his campaign,instead of answering the questions,he keeps making a fool of himself

6. Comment by A. Grewal on 15 October 2008:

   McCain won……but of course it doesn’t matter what you or I think….all that matter is impartial news shows…McCain had to come out punching…he did

   I am overall a conservative….just letting you know…the above is my opinion not my way of influencing you…think for yourself America!..Research!

7. Comment by kr on 15 October 2008:

   I’m voting for McCain. There’s a difference between a charismatic speaker and a charismatic leader. The media has been very biased on their coverage of this election and I hate to see people not doing their research and just going with the Hollywood/News Media flow.

   Please take your time to find where you stand in issues and see where these leaders stand.

   Again, my vote is for McCain.

8. Comment by BRENT on 15 October 2008:

   Obama kept his cool and if he continues, in 19 days, he will be the next PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES

9. Comment by Patty Smith on 15 October 2008:

   “Pundits” say that Obama was sometimes flat tonight. What kind of entertainment are they looking for? He spoke intelligently about the issues, calmly, showed he was well informed, cared about his subject. That wasn’t good enough for them. Like the other two debates, I think they’ll find out the public sees it differently.

   McCain grimaced and blundered like an old fool. I’m not ageist, but I think he is physically not up to the presidency, and his cognitive abilities are also in question. To say nothing of the Lady in Waiting if he drops dead… God Forbid.

10. Comment by SamTurley on 15 October 2008:

    Brent, Obama will not win. There will be a bigger difference in this election, that the past 2. The USA is not ready for a black president yet!

11. Comment by Line on 15 October 2008:

    Independent who will now vote for Obama. Can’t stand a president who rolls his eyes when not happy with his opponent’s view. Big turn off

12. Comment by jessica on 15 October 2008:

    obama can’t even look mccain in the eyes. what does that tell me, he is afraid. he isn’t confident. he can be a smooth talker but that won’t get America thru our current state. i felt like obama was caught in lies, and was the one straying away from the issues. obama cannot convey a true passionate feeling.

    i do agree with others…all the news shows will always side with obama no matter how well mccain does.

    so everyone understands–i really liked obama prior to tonight’s debate. now i’m swaying towards the one candidate that has TRULY stood up for our country!

13. Comment by BRENT on 15 October 2008:

    Sam, we up north are a bit different, and I disagree with you on that, and that is a FUNDAMENTAL DIFFERENCE

14. Comment by tammy on 15 October 2008:

    STFU SamTurley

15. Comment by BRENT on 15 October 2008:

    Classic McBush responce..

16. Comment by Kevin T on 15 October 2008:

    I think that it was very close, but a McCain victory. In a contact sport, such as politics, being physical and aggressive helps more than it hurts. It seemed to me that Barack was playing defense and looking for good counters where McCain was clearly the busier and more aggressive candidate. Because of this, he controlled most of the exchanges and although I thought it was close, I feel that it was a McCain win.

    7 Rounds to 5 Rounds on my scorecard.

17. Comment by AUTUMN on 15 October 2008:

    I REFUSE TO VOTE FOR SOMEONE WHO IS GOING TO RAISE MY TAXES!!!!!! WHO IS GOING TO PAY FOR EVERYTHING HE PROMISES? YOU ARE!!!!WE NEED SOMEONE WHO IS GOING TO PUT OUR COUNTRY FIRST W/H A PROVEN RECORD OF DOING SO!!

18. Comment by Joe Plumber on 15 October 2008:

    I’ve lived under two nationalized health care systems and had excellent care. In my experience, your note that it’s bad is a manufactured myth. YMMV.

    At any rate, as a diabetic I will be rejected from future employer’s policies under McCain’s plan. Unbelievable.

19. Comment by Kate M on 15 October 2008:

    Obama will raise the taxes terribly. Where is he going to get this money to pay for college for everyone? And the money to pay for everyone’s medical care? Socialism doesn’t work and never will. Taxes will be up nears 40-50% you watch! There are alternatives. McCain will do things different from President Bush AND former President Clinton (economy was going down hill during his presidency, Bush got blamed. Then 9-11 really crushed the economy.) We will come out from under, but not under Obama. Things will go bad under Obama but the Democrats will blame Bush and say we couldn’t get out from under it. SPEND SPEND SPEND is what Obama is going to do. He flipped flopped on the war issue. “Bring troops home…oh wait, I won the democratic party…Let’s send more troops and send them to Pakistan!” As did all of his supporters I guess.

20. Comment by Independent on 15 October 2008:

    I am an Independent, after hearing this debate I see why this country’s economoy is on a downward spiral. John McCain just like President Bush is a hot head. Obama’s responses hit hard, McCain facial expressions told the story. Obama was very cool collected and was more believable. John McCain’s “Joe the Plumber” sounded too commercial, something you’ll here on Saturday Night Live. OBAMA 2008!

21. Comment by Hillary Supporter on 15 October 2008:

    McCain totally won the last debate. I was a Hillary supporter in limbo as to who to vote for. Now I can clearly see that Obama is a liar a manipulator and can not be trusted. I also think he is WAYYY to far left. His associations are who he is that is crystal clear.

    McCain gained my vote tonight for sure, In fact we have early voting in Illinois and I will be casting my vote for McCain ASAP.

    I am very familiar with Obamas associations in Chicago and his snow job will never hold water with me.

    Even if we DO have to go 4 more years of Republican leadership one thing is for absolute sure. If we have to suffer for 4 more then we just do. Obama is not the way out. Obama is our direct path into a Depression.

22. Comment by Kate M on 15 October 2008:

    Obama is extremely wishy-washy and while he steady in situations where he knows what is coming. But he will get weak when he is talking to leaders and issues and he is going to have to make decisions quickly. He will go with what is popular without proper consideration. I do not trust that man. He will flip-flop and be convinced by other rather than convince others. If Obama were Rep. and McCain Dem.: McCain would be winning. That is all it comes down to. People think that a different party is the answer. Well, now the whole government will be Democratic. A 1 party show. No balance. We will turn into a socialist country where the government will have their hand in everything. Isn’t that what we’ve always been fighting against? Less government?

23. Comment by Dr Becker on 15 October 2008:

    You as a voter are hiring a person to perform a very challenging job. You own the business which is the USA. Which skill sets do you place at a premium? Experience and technical skills… the ability to make a competent decision under duress… or the ability to just talk and push the emotional buttons? McCain is not Bush… do the research and find out who Obama really is. One might see McCain as somewhat volatile… or is it and assertiveness of true conviction? Go McCain…

24. Comment by LibLeftCoast on 15 October 2008:

    Just try to understand one thing… Democrats have caused this financial crisis. Fannie Mae is the Mafia, and the Democrats in Washington are the gangsters! All taking money from Fannie Mae lobbyist to support FNMA’s corrupt strong-arm policies on our banking system for executive’s gain (plus obscene and proven illegal bonuses!)
    Anybody who thinks the Republican’s caused deregulation in the housing market is irresponsible. It was CRA and Clinton’s housing affirmative action policies which made CEO Frank Raines a terribly wealthy man… The Dunce, W, kept is going and made it worse, granted. But McCain tried to bring in oversight. Not possible with Obama, Biden, Clinton, and the gangsters in Congress who are ALL paid off.
    Why is this still a mystery?

25. Comment by Mark Harmon on 15 October 2008:

    Obama won hands down.

    McCain looked like a desperate, frail old man. Give it up, McCain, retire and go golf. Let Palin go back to wherever she oozed from.

    Obama!

26. Comment by Kate M on 15 October 2008:

    Our taxes are going to sky rocket under Obama. There is going to be extreme chaos and irratic decision making under Obama. Go McCain!

27. Comment by LJ on 15 October 2008:

    How can McCain say he puts the country first, when half of the debate he’s on the attack and bringing up irrelevancies for the sake of his campaign – Joe the Plumber, Bill Ayers, ACORN? Attacking and being aggressive did not help McCain get his policies across any clearer. At the end of the day, it’s about who has the better policies for this country.

    If he won the debate, that’s fine. But that still doesn’t make him the better presidential candidate. My vote is officially for Obama now.

28. Comment by Josephine Plumber on 15 October 2008:

    People are raising the issue of Obama raising taxes if elected president– I don’t think that people understand that change cannot and willnot happen on a whim. It takes careful investment that will ultimately bring greater returns. Yes, we will have to raise taxes, but it’s all relative because of the benefits we will have in the future.

    On the subject of who “won” the debate, I feel like McCain took the first half of the debate (and utilized some skillful debate tactics) and Obama took the second half. The main difference is that McCain won his portion based on debate strategy and attack, whereas Obama won the second half due to his fundamental viewpoints– this shows that although Obama wasn’t throwing punches tonight, it’s because he didn’t need to– his issues could stand on their own.McCain was vindictive, petty, and overall unfocused.

    We need someone that will be able to provide a fresh perspective with a determination to represent the MAJORITY of the American people. We need someone that is in touch with the American people and their issues and has reasonable, effective plans to address the blunders from the Bush administration. We need someone who is focused on the issues, not the petty politics of campaigning and negative attacks. We need Barack Obama as the next president of the United States of America.

29. Comment by bob Mumm on 15 October 2008:

    I’m an independent and actually dislike both parties. Going into the election I was for McCain but after his selection of a VP I lost faith in his judgment, planned on voting for Nader or one of the other choices. However after 4 debates McCain does come across as an old fool, to the point of being scarier than Bush, out of control of his emotions, condescending and fool hardy with his policies on the housing crisis, education and Healthcare. Need to vote for Obama to send McCain into retirement and his VP back into the dark.

30. Comment by Lavina on 15 October 2008:

    Obama really takes care of business during these debates and I appreciate him for that. He focuses his responses and pays attention to verbalizing the details of his plans. McCain comes across as condescending: he rolls his eyes, uses a sarcastic tone when addressing Obama directly, and can’t seem to stop himself from interrupting his opponent. Moreover, he seems apprehensive and unsure in his details; for example, he made some blanket statements tonight about “reform” as a more effective alternative to “throwing money at the problem,” but didn’t articulate the specifics which would accompany his idea of reform. Obama’s policies on health care and education reassure me because he presents himself as someone who is aware of and even respects the current limitations of our political system, but still believes in the power and value of pursuing an ideal. It’s a wonderful balance and I hope, hope, hope to be able to witness how far he can take it.

31. Comment by Campbell on 15 October 2008:

    Even with McCains lack of public speaking, he held his own. McCain should have brought out the character and mentoring issues in the first debate. Anyway it may not make any difference in the long run for the lawsuit now in federal court is pending to force Obama to prove citizenship. So far the data regarding this case has not been challenged and the DNC is trying to temporarily block the case until AFTER the election. The birth certificate on Obama’s web site was found to be fraudulent. Contact your representatives to push this case before Nov 4. As far as it stands now Obama is not a citizen of the United States and is not qualified to run for president.

32. Comment by Hillary Supporter on 15 October 2008:

    Joe the Plumber, Bill Ayers, ACORN, Rev Wright, and all Obamas other associations are EXTREMELY relevant because it reflects directly upon Obamas honesty his integrity and how if at all he uses his associations to get things done. I have personalty been following this from months the first day of the primary, and in Omamas case as an Illinois resident much longer.

    One thing is absolutely for CERTAIN Obama can not be trusted. He has a personal agenda ALWAYS. The race card he is always trying to play through his constituents is a tool they use to try to escape criticism every time they get caught with their pants down or their hand in the till. A Chicago politician is by definition a clever criminal. I know because I live here. The snow job he swirls around people is to pick off the unsuspecting, inexperienced, or uneducated voters, and it works well for him because of his associations and the general inexperience of voters within the group of voters and the criminals he associates with.

    Lets get real just for a second. Do you REALLY think that Omama can fund the programs he says he is going to with our economy like it is? Now lets just add more tax to a small part of the population as he said hes going to do… You really think there is enough money being claimed on tax returns of the wealthy to support our entire nations recovery, national health care and all those programs? Get out you calculator’ if you think its possible. Obama is a professional campaigner telling everyone exactly what they want to hear even if its a direct contradiction to what he tells people in other states. The goal is to get himself elected. He has ABSOLUTELY NO CLUE what he is going to do after Nov 7. Lets be honest here If he actually tries to do what he says then we will be in an instant depression and if he doesn’t then hes a liar. So either way America looses with Obama. McCain is going to cut taxes. This is the only logical path to take to jump start an economy that is cash poor. Its time to trim the fat and get back on our feet. Programs can come after we know we can eat.

    The Democratic Congress has a lower approval rating then Bush does yet we choose to select our next president from that pool of slime. This amazes me that we are even considering this..

    However this becomes a choice between who’s going to put us in soup lines or who is going to jump start the economy. Obamas plans CAN’T work and WILL put us in a depression. McCains plan might work and if it doesn’t were no worse off then we started.

    It shocks me that people are having a tough time getting their heads around this. Following Obama is like rats following the pied piper to their own demise. Keep playing that pipe Obama and allow the fools to destroy what’s left…The funny part is this is not going to hurt me badly either way but his own people, the poor that trust him, are going to get hit the hardest when he destroys whats left of our economy. I will eat, I will have electricity, I will have a car and insurance and feel very little of this. However they will man the soup lines and continue top blame everyone but themselves. It should be amusing…

33. Comment by Jim Strahan on 15 October 2008:

    I personally don’t care for either of them but I’m sure that Obama will win the election. Obfuscation and prevarication are the primary skills needed for a successful political career and these two have demonstrated their mastery of both.

34. Comment by vokey on 15 October 2008:

    Mccain cannot handle this position. This is a no brainer people…Vote Obama and get this country back to where it was over 8 years ago.

35. Comment by Hillary Supporter on 15 October 2008:

    If you don’t think McCain can handle the office of president then Obama most certainly can not.

    Palin has more experience then Obama does.

    That is a fact.

36. Comment by Antc on 15 October 2008:

    Why would obama say he doesn’t support ACORN. Who would be against registering poor people to vote. Acorn did everything exactly by the book which is why no matter how hard republicans search they can’t find anything on them. They are required by law to turn in voter registration cards whether they believe them to be fake or not. The registration commity above them is responsible for determining whether the cards are real or not. none the less, you can’t show up and vote as mickey mouse without a drivers license saying you are mickey mouse.

37. Comment by Antc on 16 October 2008:

    Wow Hillary Supporter. I wish I would have read your post before I made mine. If you were really following this race and paying attention you would be eating the words that you just wrote. Obama prays on the uneducated! Look at the red states on the map one time. Then take a map and color in the states with the worst educational systems in the U.S. You want to talk about facts, fact is that you will realize that all the states that are red also coincidentily have piss poor education systems. Furthermore, the only person I’ve heard play the race card is John McCain himself. I think it is time for you and others like you to take the initiative and educate yourself on what is actually taking place in our country and with this election (Oh yea, television news doesn’t count).

38. Comment by Hillary Supporter on 16 October 2008:

    The bulk of the least educated people are in the poor parts of the big cities. The poorest educational systems i the nation is not necessarily an indicator of where the bulk of the uneducated are. Many people in Chicago and NewYork go through the entire system and still can’t even read. They are to busy selling drugs on the corner and hanging out in gangs to bother going to school.

    Fact:
    ACORN is guilty of voter fraud. 300 thousand bogus voter registrations filed in Ohio alone.

    Some states you do not need a drivers license to vote. You only need your voters registration card.

    They might catch on if it said Micky Mouse but lets face it they didn’t say Micky Mouse.

39. Comment by Antc on 16 October 2008:

    As a matter of fact they did register mickey mouse, pepper roni and other obviously fake names. There is also a large distinction between voter fraud and voter registration fraud. Besides you need to research exactly what it was that ACORN did. And for some reason I thought that in this country no one was guilty intill proven inocent.

40. Comment by Antc on 16 October 2008:

    Also one other slight tidbit of information. McCain was also a strong supporter of ACORN and even appeared at their rallies less then a year ago, it is a very good program and it is a shame that the GOP would sink so low to try and ruin it.

41. Comment by Hillary Supporter on 16 October 2008:

    McCain only supported there community work not their voter registration fraud.

    Whats a shame is that the DNC is using it for political gain, and that ACORN jumped at the chance.

42. Comment by superS on 16 October 2008:

    Obama spoke to issues I am interested in. I had considered McCain who I respect, however, his choice as VP and negative ads made me take another look at Obama/Biden.
    The debate confirmed my confidence in the Democrat team at this point.

43. Comment by Chris on 16 October 2008:

    Campbell – do you really believe that Obama is not a US citizen? You have got to be joking.

44. Comment by ijp on 16 October 2008:

    All I could think of was “what does repudiate mean?” Just kidding. It seemed that McCain was on the defensive all night…he didn’t come out swinging, he came out blocking.

45. Comment by Taija Fredericks on 16 October 2008:

    Well Obama won that last night pretty much McCain isnt doing anything but attacking Obama with accusations He not really telling us what he is trying to put on the table as far as the schools he is a hypocrite he basically is saying public schools are for undereducated children and people charter and private schools do not have the best teachers i had a teacher in elementary school and what he taught me stuck til this day but im done VOTE OBAMA

46. Comment by Rudy on 16 October 2008:

    Give it up, McCain. You are a hostile, fragile man with out of touch ideas and a horrible running mate. During this debate people could clearly see just how much of a hothead and agressive person John McCain really is. Do you really want somebody like that to be your president? I have to say however that I thought Obama wasn’t as strong as he has been during the other two debates, he was really flat. Doesn’t matter though, he has my vote anyway.

47. Comment by J Anne Baker on 16 October 2008:

    I kept holding my breath hoping Sen. McCain would not embarrass himself by saying something like ‘my fellow prisoners’ — which he did the other day –and indeed, I felt for him, as he kept mixing up words and slurring his speech in a way that Alzheimers’ people do. The short temper, emotional outbirsts, rolling the eyes, and verbal gaffes will get worse. I wish he had won against Bush in 2000. Now it’s too late. Sen. Obama’s patience does not mean he lacks fire and strength. He has run a consistent, well-organized campaign, in contrast to the chaos in McCain’s camp. McCain’s poor choice of Gov. Palin reveals his impulsivity and gambling ways(only met her once, didn’t vet her properly — and she outright lied that she had been cleared of ethics violations, in the face of reports saying she abused her power).
    I lived in Arizona and knew the gamblin’ partying Mccain who turned his back on the Apaches 9the poorest of the poor in Arizona). I would never, ever vote for him, knowing what he really thinks of the poor. And he voted against so many benefits for our soldiers — whereas Sen. Obama has voted for the G.I. bill and other bills helping our soldiers. I am a former Republican urging everyone not to vote for a man who is showing signs of senility, atop his temper and temperance problems.

48. Comment by Jacob S on 16 October 2008:

    LMAO

    To all those who believe McCain won, I suggest taking a look at the polls.
    Even the most conservative network on television, Fox News, gave it to Obama.

    McCain walked in looking like an angry, and dare I say, erratic old man. He looked like he was about to lose his head for the first 30 mins of the debate, Obama proved to look alot more competent in testy situations than McCain. Finally, do we really need a War Hawk with failed economic policies entering office when we’re at war and in financial crisis? Look whats happened on Wall Street the past few weeks, “my friends”…..

49. Comment by Geoff on 16 October 2008:

    People bend over backwards to give McCain a positive appraisal. Were he not an aging war hero, the scores on the debate would be even more lopsided. He is not a great communicator, is condescending, insincere and wandered in responses. Though this was McCain’s best debate, it was also Obama’s best debate and so the front runner pulls further ahead.

    How could the Republicans choose such a weak candidate? Two years ago, it was all about the war where McCain is clearly stronger. Now its all about the economy, and the Republicans have lead us to the brink of economic collapse. Some record.

50. Comment by GV on 16 October 2008:

    Why talk about who won last night’s debate? Let’s talk about who is more qualified to navigate USA out of this mess.

    US Congress or war experience does not count, just look at what happened on wall street, under the nose of the regulators and ultimately, the congress.

    The McCain world view is not much different from the Bush administration’s – Iran, Iraq, North Korea etc. Do you know why America is a great country? Because the world looked up to it for various reasons and invested in this country!!! Can you say the same is the case now? I don’t think so..

    In today’s global world you need a leader that relates to this new world, who understands the technologies that drive this new world, who sees the future not through the past and who can restore America’s pre-eminence. I am not suggesting that Obama is the best man but given today’s reality, a better choice than McCain.

51. Comment by Hillary Supporter on 16 October 2008:

    Obamas has spent a record dollar amount on negative campaigning.

    No one in the history of the USA has so much money trying to bash one person ever.

    First he bashed Hillary then McCain and now Sara Palin.

    Omama=Dirty Chicago Politician

    He claims that McCain is running a negative campaign just because he asks his position on the issues, and out of the other side of his face hes spending millions on negative ads on MSNBC(Other wise known as Omaba TV).

52. Comment by Annonymous on 16 October 2008:

    I’ve read quite a bit of people here saying McCain was so tough and Obama was showing no lack of disiplne, or whatever crap. What?! What, were you guys watching the right debate?

    Obama had class and respected McCain as he lied-I mean talked. And McCain just acted like a child for the majority. He isn’t very presidential. [Not that it matters but in Hi-Def McCain's eyes were very red shot and water, it looked as if he was about to break down into tears- McCain is just a really old baby]

53. Comment by Hillary Supporter on 17 October 2008:

    I noticed that Obama responds to being caught but trying to laugh it off.

    I didn’t find it funny that he told all those lies.

54. Comment by Thunt64 on 17 October 2008:

    I really don’t care who won a debate. I think the fate of our country should be based on more than two guys arguing. Research the facts from non-biased sources (good luck finding those), then decide what your stance on the issues is and vote your beliefs. My views align more with McCain’s than Obama’s; yours might not. I think Obama did better in the debate, but I’m still not going to change my vote. Charisma should not be your sole reason for selecting a candidate to be president. Not respecting the flag, Reverend Wright, Ayers, and ACORN concern me. Also, miss “I don’t like this country”, Michelle Obama is a powder keg sitting next to the furnace. I’m surprised that not everyone can hear those alarms going off behind the smooth talking snake-oil salesman.

55. Comment by Hillary Supporter on 17 October 2008:

    Agreed.. Obama is a professional campaigner this is very dangerous for the country because no one REALLY knows what his plans are.

    I call min Mr Slick… Always an answer that makes the crowd cheer that has absolutely no substance and makes no stand on any issue even when hes cornered.

    Citizen:
    “Mr Obama what is you position on Iraq?”

    Obama:
    “Thats an important topic.. let me begin by saying ..I love America..*croud cheers*.., and John thinks we should stay in Iraq for a thousand years…next question.”

56. Comment by Voiid on 18 October 2008:

    Well, republicans are racist. McCain is going down this year. He has no respect of others and sounds like Bush. Republican’s raised taxes and it’s all their fault we are in a crisis. We need a country that doesn’t run on oil. McCain is going to use all our energy resources and cause major problems in the ecosystem. Things need to change, and it sucks knowing all we had was white president’s. McCain only thinks of himself while Obama cares for everyone.

    OBAMA, DOWN WITH McCAIN!

57. Comment by Heh. on 18 October 2008:

    If you guys were listening
    Obama isn’t raising taxes.
    McCain keeps attacking Obama, and saying lies that he is going to raise taxes.
    If you ALL listened.
    I really hate how you’re all being mean.
    McCain didn’t even answer the questions that were asked.
    Instead he was too busy trying to attack Obama.

58. Comment by IRS Tax Fraud on 6 March 2010:

    Controlling over the blog is very important and you have done very well,your supportive language is pretty good for the readers. good going.

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