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Landmark Game '98Clues
Date: Sat, 21 Feb 1998 15:05:32 -0500 Hi Landmark Participants, Hope your are all having fun! Well here they are the third and final set of clues. I know you have all been very busy doing lots of research! Thanks to all who are keeping to the timeline and answering questions as soon as possible. Please remember you are to submit your guesses to landmark@ga.k12.pa.us by midnight March 6. I will be sending a form sometime next week. You should just fill in your guesses next to the school name and send it back. Please make sure you include your school name in the message. I can't tell you how many schools sent in their clues and never included their names. I had to search the data base each time to find some hit to their identification. I will be presenting at two conferences the week of March 8. So if you could possibly get you guesses in by March 5. I would appreciated it. I will tally the score on Saturday March. 7 and send out the scores before I live on Sunday March 8. Thanks for your cooperation. Good Luck to All! Carol school location Agassiz Middle School Fargo, ND, 58103 1. Has area of 117 sq. km. 2. Was isolated for centuries. 3. Extra-terrestrial influence could have been involved. 4. Discovered by the Dutch, in 1722. 5. Gets its name from the day it was discovered. 6. Only town resided in is Hanga Roa. 7. 150 figures with man’s body and bird’s head found nearby. 8. Legend has it they “walked” about 14 miles to their spots. 9. Native Name is Rapa Nui. Aiea Elementary Aiea, Hawaii 1) About 100 miles from the capital city. 2) About 13 miles from a major airport. 3) Located approximately 12 miles from a very wet spot. 4) It can be dangerous. 5) It is a shelf formed by a lava flow. 6) It has a legend about a lizard. 7) It has 2 holes. One makes a moaning sound. 8) It is located about 22 degrees N latitude. 9) Found on the oldest island. Allen Creek Elementary School Rochester, N.Y. 14618 1. Traveled by "Sam Patch", "Fairport Lady", and "Almeda II". 2. Completed in 1825. 3. Located: 43 degrees North Latitude 4. Called " Clinton's Ditch". 5. New York's Water Thruway 6. Cleared and built by hand. 7. Runs from Albany to Buffalo. 8. Begun by Governor Dewitt Clinton. 9. Famous song written about it. Ann Antolini School New Hartford, CT 1. It is located in the northern part of its country. 2. It has an area of 186 sq ft. 3. It was surrounded by gates of silver. 4. It is about 350 years old. 5. Its location's name was stolen by a man with three boats. 6. It is made of white and semi-precious stones. 7. It took 22 years to construct this landmark. 8. It took 22,000 men to build it. 9. It was designed by royalty. Ashby Elementary School Ashby, MA 01431 1 I am lined with strange stone animals. 2 For over five hundred years lions, camels, elephants, and horses have watched over the cemetary where the Emperors sleep. 3 I represent vicorns, chimeras and other fabulous monsters. 4 I symbolize great age and longevity. 5 The dragon possesses extraordinary powers of protection. 6 I am in Asia. Clue # 7 should read : My capital scrambled is this : gneibji 8 I have a metal dragon at the Observatory. Clue #9 should read : The landmark that you can see from space is located in my country. Beers Street Middle School Hazlet, New Jersey 07730 1. The landmark is actually a region, referred to with two geographical names 2. One of the towns has a three-mile boardwalk with action-packed amusements 3. The second town is nicknamed "Victorian City". 4. One of the most historic lighthouses in the nation was constructed here in 1859. 5. An elegant resort, this area lies on the southernmost part of a U.S. state 6. The area also boasts a United States Coast Guard Training Center. 7. In 1926, the "concrete' ship Atlantus was towed here and allowed to rest just off the coast. 8. The natives living on this coast might have seen the Half Moon sail by in 1609. 9. The 16th president liked to vacation here. Catlin Grade School Catlin, IL 1. I have many mountain ranges near me. 2. An element was discovered in me in 1873. 3. People have discovered copper, gold, lead, and silver near me. 4. I was found in 1849. 5. I became a monument in 1933. 6. I am 209 km long and 10 to 23 km. wide. 7. Cluttered debris left by towns is found near me. 8. These towns have names such as Bullfrog, Greenwater, Rhyolite, and Skidoo. 9. On average I get 5 cm. of rain each year. Cherry Hill Middle School Elkton, Maryland 1. This landmark is nearly 450 kilometers long. 2. You can see this landmark on many postcards. 3. You might find fossils at this landmark. 4. In 1975 this landmark was enlarged. 5. It is a well known tourist attraction. 6. ...green, pink,yellow, violet... 7. You can ride a donkey at this landmark. 8. Garcia Lopez de Cardenas was the first european to see this landmark 9. If you eat too much you might GORGE yourself. Cite Stendhal Grenoble, France 1 In the rain, I look like a surfacing whale. 2 I've claimed several lives. 3 I contain the blood of the Carpet Snake warrior. 4 I was created during Dreamtime. 5 I'm named after a premier. 6 At sunset, I change colours like a chameleon. 7 I contain carvings and waterholes. 8 I'm in a National Park 9 I'm surrounded by spinifex grasses and desert oaks. Clarion Area Elementary Fifth Grade Clarion PA 1. five gates of entrance 2. over 2,000,000 visitors a year 3. thousands of years old but first recognized in the 19th century 4. first in the world 5. buzzing in the spring 6. thermal wonderland 7. lowest point is still one mile above sea level 8. over 381 species of animals and birds 9. bigger than Delaware and Rhode Island combined Clark Middle School Vincennes, In 47591 1. Something made of elephant tusks, trees, and pure gold 2. Cost 5 million drachmas. 3. 237 feet long, 110 feet wide, and 60 feet high 4. Persians said "Thank you." 5. Ictinus designed it and Phidias built it. 6. Rebuilt in 438 B.C. 7. Dedicated to "wise" goddess. 8. On Acropolis Hill. 9. Athens, Greece. Cora Kelly Magnet School Alexandria,VA 1. It is carved by wind and water. 2. It was first used by large game animals when they migrated. 3. It is the largest National Historic Park in the United States. 4. During the Civil War it was important to both sides and exchanged sides four times. 5. It was used by pioneers in 1750 who were hired to stake out an 800,000 acre land grant. 6. Its nickname is The Gateway West--Keystone of the Confederacy. 7. It has over fifty miles of hiking trails and over 20,000 acres of forest. 8. It has such events as Owl Prowls, Star Watches, and Quilt Festivals. 9. It is located where three southern states touch. Davisville Middle School North Kingstown, RI 1. This landmark is located on the continent that makes up the western part 2. The country in which this landmark is located is inhabited mainly by Slavs and Czechs 3. It is located in a country which separated into two peacefully. 4. This landmark is located in a country which is south of Germany. 5. This landmark is located in the county's capital city. 6. It was built from 1346-1378 during the reign of Charles IV. 7. The famous composer, Mozart, attended the university located in the same city as this landmark. 7. (Change on 2/24/98 to)The famous composer Mozart performed his famous Don Giovanni for the first time in a theatre located in the same city as this landmark 8. This is a religious landmark. 9. It is located near the Horad Castle, the current residence of the president of this country. 9.(Change on 2/24/98)It is located near the Hradcany Castle, the current residence of the president of this country. Deer Creek Christian Academy Cape Girardeau, Missouri 1. You might already be in over your heads! 2. Guessing this landmark will be a real challenge. 3. You must be a deep thinker to figure this one out. 4. The pressure is on you!!! 5. A Donald (not Donald Duck) visited here. 6. A farm animal might be tempted to drink from some part of this landmark's name. 7. It is defeinitely not shallow! Visited by only 2 people, to date. 9. Gets its' name from a group of Pacific islands. El Dorado Springs Middle School El Dorado Springs, MO 64744 1. I have a cypher FOR you: 36-52 36-56 4-72-36-104-60-56-4. 2. 35(3+9)x3+(-36)x(-0.25)+341=degrees. 3. At times I can be very cold... My appearance is always bold. I am definitely landlocked...To describe me, you could say I "rock". I am alive; I can also die....Then tell me, "What am I?" 4. Find me at eighty-six thousand, twenty-five. 5. Yo me hallo en las americas. 6. Nearby, was inhabited by Spanish forts..and silica changed it into quartz. There is a big hole near here..."Please don't fall, my lovely dear!" 7. My elevation is 5,500 feet....I experience very much heat. Autostrada 180 scuttles through me...I have lots of hues for you to see. 8. When people near this place are getting up, Manila is going to bed. 9. People are coming here to retire...But, most seem to just perspire. The colorful ground makes me dizzy...All the reptiles are quite busy. Fellowship Homeschool Group Kentwood, MI 1. Fresh water falls. 2. September always shines with the sun. 3. Goats walk on citrus rock. 4. Dimensions- 175 ft. (53 m.) long and 50 ft. (15 m.) high. 5. You must lie down to see me. 6. If you're buoyant and the waters are low, come on in. 7. Ancient home of the sirens whose music enchanted Odysseus and his sailors. 8. I'm glad this country can't kick me. 9. Tiberias lived near here. Forest High School Ocala, Florida 1. IT TOOK 22 YEARS TO COMPLETE. 2. THERE ARE 43 TYPES OF GEMS USED TO DECORATE ME 3. AGRA,INDIA IS MY HOME. 4. I AM A MAUSOLEUM. 5. I WAS CREATED IN HONOR OF MUMTAZ MATAL. 6. MUCH OF MY BUILDINGS AND GARDENS ARE BASED ON THE NUMBER FOUR OR 7. SHAH JAHAN ORDERED THAT I BE BUILT. 8. WHEN THE BRITISH CONQUERED INDIA THEY MADE PLANS TO DISMANTLE ME. 9. FOR TWO HUNDRED YEARS THE BUILDING, POOL AND GARDENS WERE NEGLECTED. Frontenac Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada 1) relationship between people and an animal 2) bronze statues 3. honey 4) black paws 5) two famous zoos 6) train station 7) Assiniboine 8) classic literature 9) Harry Colebourn Germantown Academy Fort Washington, a. 1.I'm located in the Eastern Hemisphere 2. I was built in the 3rd century. 3. My dimensions are 68 feet and 3 inches high, by 76 feet and 4 inches long and 23 feet and 6 inches wide. 4. Iwas used to illustrate the principles of proportion in a history of architecture. 5. I have three of what I am. 6. I am the cornerstone in what was the hub of publis life ofr over 500 years. 7. Today I am 1/2 black and 1/2 white. 8. I was given as a gift from father to sons. 9. The father was severe and the son like to take baths. Hamilton Central School Hamilton, NY 1. There are 4 statues in the front. 2. It is 200 feet into the mountain side. 3. One of my statues was broken when I was moved. 4. The first building was dedicated to the sun god. 5. The first and last letter of my continent is A. 6. The height of the statues in feet are the same of the number of years that I reined. 7. It was built in honor of someone's death. 8. They moved me from my original spot because of flooding. 9. I am located near the longest river in the world. Hamilton Elementary School Hamilton, NY 1. This dwelling houses many more than 100 occupants. 2. It has royal chambers. 3. It has many huge and beautiful stone columns. 4. Its main chamber is more than a mile in circumfrance. 5. The grounds for this place occupy more than 73 square miles 6. This place is still under construction. 7. Though its temperature remains constant, at times "smoke" rolls out 8. It was once used as a fertilizer "factory." 9. It is recommended that people who visit this place wear comfortable shoes Hietzinger Gymnasium Vienna, Austria 1) I am in the capital of Austria 2) One sequence of the TV-series "Kommissar REX" was made here. 3) In winter thousends of crows sleep on trees in the vicinty. 4) I can be seen from Hietzinger Gymnasium 5) My patron saint is Saint Leopold. 6)The church on my premises was built by the architect who also designed the "Wiener Stadtbahn". 7) I am the most famous Art Nouveau church in town. 8) I am on one side of Gallitzinberg. 9) There are many patients, doctors and nurses on my premises. Hong Kong International School 1 Tai Tam, Hong Kong 1. Our landmark includes what is probably the world's largest monolith. 2. It is a series of gigantic yet most delicate works of art, dating from around 200 B.C. 3. Man has had a hand in our landmark's creation, gut didn't actually BUILD them. 4. Our landmark took over a century to finish and amazingly was created from the very top down. Awesome. 5. Our landmark is not architecture, but life-size sculptures on 61 sites over many kilometers. One was dedicated to Vishwakarma. 6. Our landmark was hidden in the jungle for over 1400 years until it was accidentally rediscovered in 1819 by a group of officers wearing red jackets. 7. Three religions have peacefully laid joint claim to our landmark since they were created. 8. Part of our landmark was carved by hand from a sheer cliff face above a horse-shoe shaped valley by the Waghora River. 9. Our landmark is a designated UNESCO World Heritage site. Hong Kong International School 2 Tai Tam, Hong Kong 1. Our landmark is in the Northern and Eastern Hemisheres. 2. People love seafood in the country where our landmark is located. 3. The Olympics have taken place in the country where our landmark is located. 4. They have a white Christmas here! 5. This is a holiday destination. 6. Our landmark has majestic scenery. 7. One can bath in hot springs here. 8. This is a famous ski resort. 9. Part of our landmark's name is translated into English as "Red Warehouse". Howard B. Brunner Elementary School Scotch Plains, NJ It's open 24 hours a day It's very ancient Segregation between men and women occurs here Papers are in it Man made of stone, without cement It extends 20 feet underground, it's 40 feet height and 160 ft long, it's almost a half yard thick It is in the middle of a city It has three names Plants grow in it IES Parc de L'Escorxador Barcelona (Spain) 1.- Massalia gave it birth. 2.- Great men visited its agora. 3.- A war changed the spelling of its last 4 letters. 4.- Cornelio visited it long, long, long ago. 5.- The Republic came throught it. 6.- Today it is not the shadow of what it used to be. 7.- It was devastated by the French and German invasions. 8.- It was chosen to be the place for the Roman army to land 9.- It was seen in the whole world in 1992. J-I Elementary School Inverness, MT 59530 1. Car exhaust fumes are seriously corroding this monument. 2. It is the greatest of its time. 3. There is a statue inside of it. 4. It took 11 years to build. 5. Its area is 23,028 square feet. 6. It has a coffered ceiling. 7. Its powder room was bombarded in 1687. 8. Its stylobate sits on a hill. 9. It overlooks a city. Kent Learning Center Seattle, WA 98168 1.The only place to locate this landmark is on a map, anything solid here drifts. 2.Meridians converge at this point. 3.Sundogs can be seen in this area. 4.In this location "whiteout" conditions are not uncommon. 5.A nickname for this location is the "Big Nail". 6.In the summer you can see the midnight sun. 7.An Italian flew over this location in 1926. 8.The Chandler Circle surrounds this landmark. 9.Denise Martin became the first woman to reach it. Kingsbury School Valier, Montana 1. It is a federal Wildlife Preserve. 2. It is 45 miles long and 3-9 miles wide. 3. It is one of the few places in the world where copper can be found in pure form. 4. One of the largest herds of moose grazes on this landmark. 5. It is in the U.S.A. 6. It is near Canada. 7. It has more than 30 inland lakes. 8 Many kinds of birds and flowers are found on this landmark. 9. Native trees on this landmark are Oak, Birch, Maple, and Evergreen Lewis and Clark Elementary Liberty, Missouri 1.Old 2. Less than it used to be 3. One and only 4. A source of comfort 5. "Holy" in two ways 6. 19 is an important number 7. 6 points fly 8. Part was discovered underground 9. Famous to a group of people Lincoln Elementary Dickinson, ND 1)it is a volcanic tower 2)it stands 415 feet high, 3)President Theodore Roosevelt established it as the nation's first 4)It was proclaimed on Sept.24,1906 5)It's located 6)It is shaped like a giant tree stump 7)The tower is most likely the lavaneck of an extinct volcano 8)The Dakota called the tower Mateo Tepee They believe that the columns of the rock were created by the claws of a bear trying to climb the sheer walls to catch some indians on top Little Egg Harbor Intermediate School LEHT, NJ 1. This landmark is found in the Southern United States. 2. This monument was built in 1919. 3. This monument was built in honor of something only a quarter inch long. 4. People travel to see the sight and honor the pest. 5. Many farmers had called this insect "the meanest bug in America." 6. The bug this monument honors encouraged the growth of mixed farming. 7. Although this monument is in Coffee County, it has nothing to do with drinking coffee. 8. This monument was built because they wanted to thank the bug for making life better. 9. A woman holding a bug is on this monumen Lone Rock School Stevensville, MT 598701. You will see ember conoidals if you go there. 2. More than 300 species of plants live there. 3.. The area includes lava conduits and grottos. 4. The spontaneous viaducts were formed over 5 million years ago. 5. Spelunkers would enjoy this landmark. 6. This landmark covers 21,669 hectares. 7. You might see a spud or two nearby. 8. Cryptogram: zqwofqp uj odf huuv 9. It may make you think of "ice cream" Maks Pecar Primary School Ljubljana, Slovenia 1.It lies in a glacial valley 2.Every year a competition is organized in this place. 3.The symbol of this place is an eagle. 4.Here sportsmen compete in ski jumps 5. The giant ski jump was built by Stane Bloudek and it was named by him 6. For the first time in history of ski jumps a man jumped over 100 meters in this place. 7. Fhe longest jump ever is 212 meters 8. It lies in north west of Slovenia 9. In the last season Primoz Peterka won world championskip and recived a crystal globe here. Maplewood Middle School Sulphur, Louisiana 1. Our landmark is made of stone. 2. It is located in England's largest city. 3. The landmark represents a mother and her two daughters. 4. This landmark was made in the Victorian era, but represents Celtic people from around A.D. 60. 5. The main figure in the landmark was modeled after a very tall, red-haired woman. 6. This woman is famous in history for a great battle. 7. This woman was married to the leader of the Celts. 8. When the leader of the Celts died, the Romans mistreated her and her daughters 9. This princess became very angry and led the Celts into battle to force the Romans to leave Londonium (modern London, England.) Mililani Waena Elementary Mililani, HI 1. It's name came from ___ that once grew there. 2. Event was marked as a surprise attack. 3. The King gave permission to use it as a coaling station. 4. Formed by two mouths of a stream. 5. Has three landlocked lakes. 6. Has a small island 7. Is important in U.S. history 8. The memorial is the most visited attraction in the state. 9. Is a huge natural landmark Milwaukee German Immesion School Milwaukee, WI 1. It is the longest of it's kind in the world. 2. It is visible from space. 3. It is a major tourist attraction. 4. More than 300 people have explored it since it was discovered. 5. It is over 700 miles long. 6. It borders two continents. 7. It is full of sand. 8. It is home to many colorful plants. 9. It is home to more than one million animals. Munahall School St. Charles, IL 60174 1. Twenty-eight people have died there 2. Very expensive to maintain 3. This landmard was named in 1775 4. Named for Spanish word meaning "pelican" 5. Used before, during, and after the Civil War 6. It closed in 1963 7. Stands on twelve acres of solid stone 8. No roads lead to it 9. It was discovered by the Spanish in 1545 Narragansett Elementary School Narragansett,R.I .It stands near a river 2.Its total cost was over one million dollars 3.Inside this landmark are carved stones 4.Building was started and completed in the nineteenth century 5.The inside of this landmark is hollow 6.This landmark was built to honor a famous person 7.There are over 800 steps 8.Many people donated stones to this landmark 9.Steam helped people rise Nimitz Elementary School Honolulu, Hawaii 1. My most devastating historical outburst was in 1790. 2. My elevation is 4000 feet. 3. I am Pele's home. 1. In recent times, I have been active since 1983. 2. My name means much spewing. 3. I create vog over the entire state. 7. I was known to have belched in the time of every king of Hawaii. 8. I am the second youngest geological furnace in the islands. 9. I am resonsible for the constant creation of new land. Ocean Grove Elementary Campbell River, B.C. 1] It is the tallest free standing structure in the world. 2] It is found in the provincial capital of Ontario, Canada 3] It cost $52 million Canadian. to build. 4] It was completed in 1976 5] It stands 553 metres high. 6] It towers above the Skydome Stadium. 7] It is similiar to the Space Needle in Seattle. 8] It is a tourist attraction, and a broadcast/microwave tower. 9] The floor of the observation tower is glass and you can see all the way to the ground! Prospect Park School Prospect Park, New Jersey 1. It was built in the 12th century. 2. It is made out of stone. 3. This landmark covers an area of 200 acres. 4. It has a moat with a circumference of 2.5 miles. 5. This landmark was built by a king. 6. Construction took more than 30 years. 7. It has a causeway that was decorated on each side with carvings. 8. After 1177,it was falling to ruin. 9. This landmark was expanded by later rulers. Rich Middle School Lansing, Michigan 48911 1. They used wood, but no nails. 2. Each winter solstice the country's royal travels to this spot to give thanks. 3. There are several structures and gardens, too. 4. It was constructed in the 1400's 5. If you stand near the wall, whisper and they'll hear your call. 6. 3 + 3 + 3= Paradise 7. Stand on the round mound and your prayer will be heaven bound. 8. You "wood" find pieces of Oregon here. 9. As you walk up the stairs your echo will grow. Ridge View Elementary Hobart, IN 1. Looks like a long slippery snake moving along 2. Located in the eastern world 3. Located in a country visited by Marco Polo 4. Made of dirt, stones and bricks 5. Created to keep out invaders 6. The top is used as a road 7. Is 4,000 miles long 8. Is high as a three story building 9. Created by joining short sections together Shawsheen Elementary Greeley, CO 1.Our landmark's name means "strangler." 2.Our landmark is man-made. 3.Our landmark is a piece of ancient history. 4.Our landmark was the original bodyguard for Royals. 5.Our landmark is hot! It's near a body of water that has a colorful name and a nation which is a friend of the United States. 6.Our landmark is connected to beaches. 7.Parts of our landmark have been missing for years. 8.Riddle me this; riddle me that. 9. Look! Over there! It's a bird! It's a feline! It's a human! No, it's our landmark! Southeast Raleigh High School Raleigh, NC, 27610 1. Our landmark is dedicated to a famous american 2. It is located in the Southeast of the United States 3. The american to whom this site is dedicated is considered one of teh most importatn cultural firgures in the twentieth century 4. This landmark attracts over 700,000 visitors annually. 5. It was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1991. 6. A tour of this landmrk includes a trophy building, and Meditation Gardens 7. The Landmark is located off I-55, at exit 5B. 8. To reach this landmark you would need to be in the (901) area code. 9. The entire landmark takes up 14 acres. SREDNJA ZDRAVSTVENA MARIBOR 2000, SLOVENIA 1. It is one of the most spestacular natural wonders. 2. It was probably formed about 12,000 years ago. 3. About 10 million people visit it annually. 4. A famous trick was made near that place. 5. The Indian tribes lived there. 6. It attracts visitors throughout the year, but the season is from April to October. 7. Its name comes from the Iroquois Indian word meaning the strait. 8. It consists of two waterfalls. 9. Each falls from a different country. St. Mary's School Alton , IL 62002-6301 1. It is in the western hemisphere. 2. It is very large. 3. It is man-made. 4. It is on the continent of Eurasia. 5. It is unfinished. 6. The person who was building it died at the age of 72 after a car 7. It is in a spanish speaking country. 8. It is a holy place and a symbol of God. 9. When it is finished it is supposed to have 18 towers. Tongue River Elementary School Ranchester, Wyoming 1.Indian legend has it that the marks on this landmark were caused by bears as they tried to catch seven Indian girls. 2.This landmark is thought to be the remnants of an ancient volcanic feature that was exposed after millions of years of erosion caused by weather and a river. 10. Native Americans come to this landmark to observe spiritual rituals 4. In the early 1900's a U.S. president made this landmark a national monument. 5. This landmark has over 450,000 visitors annually. 6. This landmark has 1,347 acres surrounding it which are covered with 7. This landmark is also known as Mato Tipi which means Bear's Lodge. 8. In the 1870's, this landmark was named by a scientific team. 9. This landmark has been voted the third most popular tourist attraction. W.W. Smith School Poughkeepsie NY 1. This house belonged to the person who was the 32nd President of the United States . He was elected for an unprecedented four terms, he was one of the 20th century's most skillful political leaders. 2. His Parents bought this house in 1867. It was built as a farmhouse around the 1800's. 3. Almost half a million trees were planted here between 1911-1945. Many of these trees were chopped down and used as timber during World War II. 4. The Queen and King of England came to this house and the President took them on a picnic and they had hot dogs. 5. This nickname of this place is SPRINGWOOD. The road that seems in front of property was once called Kings Highway. 6. The President has a small cottage built nearby, named Hilltop ,to get away from all the people at the main house. 7. This is where the President decided to name General Dwight D. Eisenhower commander-and-chief of the allied forces during World War II. 8. FDR was buried here on April 15, 1945. 9. Long before the President's family bought the property, it is said that the indians had planted corn in the open fields there.
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