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♪ All
along
along
X
it was a fever ♪
♪ All along it was a
fever
fever
X
♪
All
along
it
was
a
fever
♪ A cold sweat, hot-headed believer ♪
♪ A
cold sweat
,
hot-headed
believer
believer
X
♪
A
cold
sweat
hot-headed
believer
♪ I threw my hands in the air, said, show me something ♪
♪ I
threw my hands in the air
, said, show me something ♪
I
threw
my
hands
in
the
air
said
show
me
something
♪ He said, if you dare, come a little closer ♪
♪ He said, if you
dare
dare
X
,
come a little closer
♪
He
said
if
you
dare
come
a
little
closer
♪ Round and
around
around
X
and
around
around
X
and
around
around
X
we go ♪
♪ Round and
around
around
X
and
around
around
X
and
around
around
X
we go ♪
Round
and
around
and
around
and
around
we
go
♪ Oh, now tell me now, tell me now, tell me now you know ♪
♪ Oh, now tell me now, tell me now, tell me now you know ♪
Oh
now
tell
me
now
tell
me
now
tell
me
now
you
know
♪ Not really sure how
to
to
X
feel
about
about
X
it ♪
♪ Not really sure how to feel about it ♪
Not
really
sure
how
to
feel
about
it
♪ Something in the way you move ♪
♪ Something in the way you
move
move
X
♪
Something
in
the
way
you
move
♪ Makes me feel
like
like
X
I can't live
without
without
X
you ♪
♪ Makes me feel like I can't
live
live
X
without you ♪
Makes
me
feel
like
I
can't
live
without
you
♪ It takes me all the way ♪
♪ It takes me all the way ♪
It
takes
me
all
the
way
♪ I want you
to
to
X
stay ♪
♪ I want you to stay ♪
I
want
you
to
stay
♪ It's not much
of
of
X
a life you're living ♪
♪ It's
not much of a
not much of a
X
life you're living ♪
It's
not
much
of
a
life
you're
living
♪ It's not just something you take, it's given ♪
♪ It's not just something you take, it's
given
given
X
♪
It's
not
just
something
you
take
it's
given
♪ Round and
around
around
X
and
around
around
X
and
around
around
X
we go ♪
♪ Round and
around
around
X
and
around
around
X
and
around
around
X
we go ♪
Round
and
around
and
around
and
around
we
go
♪ Oh, now tell me now, tell me now, tell me now you know ♪
♪ Oh, now tell me now, tell me now, tell me now you know ♪
Oh
now
tell
me
now
tell
me
now
tell
me
now
you
know
♪ Not really sure how
to
to
X
feel
about
about
X
it ♪
♪ Not really sure how to feel about it ♪
Not
really
sure
how
to
feel
about
it
♪ Something in the way you move ♪
♪ Something in the way you
move
move
X
♪
Something
in
the
way
you
move
♪ Makes me feel
like
like
X
I can't live
without
without
X
you ♪
♪ Makes me feel like I can't
live
live
X
without you ♪
Makes
me
feel
like
I
can't
live
without
you
♪ It takes me all the way ♪
♪ It takes me all the way ♪
It
takes
me
all
the
way
♪ And I want you
to
to
X
stay ♪
♪ And I want you to stay ♪
And
I
want
you
to
stay
♪ Ooh ♪
♪ Ooh ♪
Ooh
♪ The reason I hold on ♪
♪ The reason I
hold on
hold on
X
♪
The
reason
I
hold
on
♪ Ooh ♪
♪ Ooh ♪
Ooh
♪ 'Cause I need this hole gone ♪
♪ 'Cause I need this
hole
hole
X
gone ♪
'Cause
I
need
this
hole
gone
♪ Well, funny you're the broken one ♪
♪ Well, funny you're the
broken
broken
X
one ♪
Well
funny
you're
the
broken
one
♪ But I'm the only one who needed saving ♪
♪ But I'm the only one who needed
saving
saving
X
♪
But
I'm
the
only
one
who
needed
saving
♪ 'Cause when you never see the light ♪
♪ 'Cause when you never
see the light
♪
'Cause
when
you
never
see
the
light
♪ It's hard
to
to
X
know which one
of
of
X
us is caving ♪
♪ It's hard to know which one of us is
caving
caving
X
♪
It's
hard
to
know
which
one
of
us
is
caving
♪ Not really sure how
to
to
X
feel
about
about
X
it ♪
♪ Not really sure how to feel about it ♪
Not
really
sure
how
to
feel
about
it
♪ Something in the way you move ♪
♪ Something in the way you
move
move
X
♪
Something
in
the
way
you
move
♪ Makes me feel
like
like
X
I can't live
without
without
X
you ♪
♪ Makes me feel like I can't
live
live
X
without you ♪
Makes
me
feel
like
I
can't
live
without
you
♪ It takes me all the way ♪
♪ It takes me all the way ♪
It
takes
me
all
the
way
♪ I want you
to
to
X
stay ♪
♪ I want you to stay ♪
I
want
you
to
stay
♪ Stay ♪
♪ Stay ♪
Stay
♪ I want you
to
to
X
stay ♪
♪ I want you to stay ♪
I
want
you
to
stay
♪ Ooh ♪
♪ Ooh ♪
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come a little closer
Definition
To approach someone or something, often with caution, as in the given context
Example
I was hesitant to come a little closer to the wild animal
Definition
________(________a________d________v________e________r________b________)________ ________i________n________ ________a________ ________c________i________r________c________l________e________
Teacher says
Teacher says:
In this context "going round and ______" means wasting time or not progressing towards a solution or a conclusion or a decision
Definition
________(________a________d________j________e________c________t________i________v________e________)________ ________N________o________t________ ________v________e________r________y________ ________g________o________o________d________ ________o________r________ ________s________a________t________i________s________f________a________c________t________o________r________y________
həʊl
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hoʊl
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Definition
________(________n________o________u________n________)________ ________a________ ________p________l________a________c________e________ ________o________r________ ________p________o________s________i________t________i________o________n________ ________t________h________a________t________ ________n________e________e________d________s________ ________t________o________ ________b________e________ ________f________i________l________l________e________d________ ________b________e________c________a________u________s________e________ ________s________o________m________e________o________n________e________ ________o________r________ ________s________o________m________e________t________h________i________n________g________ ________i________s________ ________n________o________ ________l________o________n________g________e________r________ ________t________h________e________r________e________
Teacher says
Teacher says:
More typically a "____" is an opening into or through something but in this context it means a "feeling of something missing"
threw my hands in the air
Definition
To express desperation
Example
The manager threw his hands in the air when they lost the match.
lɪv
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lɪv
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Definition
________T________o________ ________e________x________i________s________t________ ________o________r________ ________h________a________v________e________ ________l________i________f________e________.________
cold sweat
Definition
To feel a sudden fear or anxiety, often accompanied by a cold sweat.
Example
I was so scared when I heard the news that I broke out in a cold sweat.
bɪˈliːvə
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bəˈlivər
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Definition
________(________n________o________u________n________)________ ________s________o________m________e________o________n________e________ ________w________h________o________ ________h________a________s________ ________f________a________i________t________h________ ________i________n________ ________s________o________m________e________t________h________i________n________g________ ________o________r________ ________s________o________m________e________o________n________e________.________
ˈseɪvɪŋ
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ˈseɪvɪŋ
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Definition
________(________n________o________u________n________)________ ________s________a________v________i________n________g________ ________i________s________ ________t________h________e________ ________a________c________t________ ________o________f________ ________p________r________e________s________e________r________v________i________n________g________ ________o________r________ ________p________r________o________t________e________c________t________i________n________g________ ________s________o________m________e________t________h________i________n________g________.________
see the light
Definition
To find hope or understanding.
Example
After months of working hard on the project, I finally saw the light
Teacher says
Teacher says:
The full idiom is "to see the light at the end of the tunnel" which means to find hope after a long time of suffering or working hard.
Definition
________T________o________ ________r________e________m________a________i________n________ ________d________e________t________e________r________m________i________n________e________d________ ________a________n________d________ ________n________o________t________ ________g________i________v________e________ ________u________p________.________
ˈɡɪvn
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ˈɡɪv(ə)n
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Definition
________G________i________v________e________n________ ________(________a________d________j________e________c________t________i________v________e________)________ ________i________s________ ________s________o________m________e________t________h________i________n________g________ ________t________h________a________t________ ________i________s________ ________g________r________a________n________t________e________d________ ________o________r________ ________p________r________o________v________i________d________e________d________.________
muːv
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muv
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Definition
________T________o________ ________c________h________a________n________g________e________ ________p________o________s________i________t________i________o________n________ ________o________r________ ________g________o________ ________f________r________o________m________ ________o________n________e________ ________p________l________a________c________e________ ________t________o________ ________a________n________o________t________h________e________r________.________
dɛː
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dɛr
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Definition
________T________o________ ________h________a________v________e________ ________t________h________e________ ________c________o________u________r________a________g________e________ ________t________o________ ________d________o________ ________s________o________m________e________t________h________i________n________g________.________
ˈbrəʊk(ə)n
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ˈbroʊkən
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Definition
________(________a________d________j________e________c________t________i________v________e________)________ ________n________o________t________ ________w________o________r________k________i________n________g________ ________p________r________o________p________e________r________l________y________
Definition
________(________v________e________r________b________)________ ________T________o________ ________g________i________v________e________ ________i________n________ ________o________r________ ________s________u________r________r________e________n________d________e________r________,________ ________e________s________p________e________c________i________a________l________l________y________ ________u________n________d________e________r________ ________p________r________e________s________s________u________r________e________ ________o________r________ ________d________u________r________e________s________s________
hot-headed
ˌhɒtˈhɛdɪd
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Definition
(adjective) easily angered; also : very angry
Example
He was so hot-headed that he punched the wall in frustration.
ˈfiːvə
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ˈfivər
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Definition
________(________n________o________u________n________)________ ________f________e________v________e________r________ ________i________s________ ________a________ ________m________e________d________i________c________a________l________ ________c________o________n________d________i________t________i________o________n________ ________i________n________ ________w________h________i________c________h________ ________t________h________e________ ________b________o________d________y________ ________t________e________m________p________e________r________a________t________u________r________e________ ________i________s________ ________h________i________g________h________e________r________ ________t________h________a________n________ ________n________o________r________m________a________l________.________
come a little closer
Definition
To approach someone or something, often with caution, as in the given context
Example
I was hesitant to come a little closer to the wild animal
around
Definition
(adverb) in a circle
Example
The carousel went round and around.
Teacher says
Teacher says:
In this context "going round and around" means wasting time or not progressing towards a solution or a conclusion or a decision
not much of a
Definition
(adjective) Not very good or satisfactory
Example
The food was not much of a success.
hole
həʊl
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hoʊl
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Definition
(noun) a place or position that needs to be filled because someone or something is no longer there
Example
she is missed terribly and her death has left a hole in all our lives
Teacher says
Teacher says:
More typically a "hole" is an opening into or through something but in this context it means a "feeling of something missing"
threw my hands in the air
Definition
To express desperation
Example
The manager threw his hands in the air when they lost the match.
live
lɪv
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lɪv
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Definition
To exist or have life.
Example
The plants in the garden are living things.
cold sweat
Definition
To feel a sudden fear or anxiety, often accompanied by a cold sweat.
Example
I was so scared when I heard the news that I broke out in a cold sweat.
believer
bɪˈliːvə
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bəˈlivər
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Definition
(noun) someone who has faith in something or someone.
Example
My grandmother is a strong believer in the power of prayer.
saving
ˈseɪvɪŋ
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ˈseɪvɪŋ
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Definition
(noun) saving is the act of preserving or protecting something.
Example
The firemen were praised for their heroic saving of the building.
see the light
Definition
To find hope or understanding.
Example
After months of working hard on the project, I finally saw the light
Teacher says
Teacher says:
The full idiom is "to see the light at the end of the tunnel" which means to find hope after a long time of suffering or working hard.
hold on
Definition
To remain determined and not give up.
Example
I'm going to hold on to my dream no matter what.
given
ˈɡɪvn
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ˈɡɪv(ə)n
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Definition
Given (adjective) is something that is granted or provided.
Example
He was given a second chance to prove himself.
move
muːv
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muv
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Definition
To change position or go from one place to another.
Example
The cat moved slowly across the room.
dare
dɛː
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dɛr
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Definition
To have the courage to do something.
Example
He dared to climb the highest mountain in the region.
broken
ˈbrəʊk(ə)n
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ˈbroʊkən
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Definition
(adjective) not working properly
Example
The broken window was replaced with a new one.
caving
Definition
(verb) To give in or surrender, especially under pressure or duress
Example
The team caved in to the demands of the opposition.
hot-headed
ˌhɒtˈhɛdɪd
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Definition
(adjective) easily angered; also : very angry
Example
He was so hot-headed that he punched the wall in frustration.
fever
ˈfiːvə
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ˈfivər
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Definition
(noun) fever is a medical condition in which the body temperature is higher than normal.
Example
I had a fever last week and had to stay in bed.
come a little closer
Definition
To approach someone or something, often with caution, as in the given context
Example
I was hesitant to come a little closer to the wild animal
around
Definition
(adverb) in a circle
Example
The carousel went round and around.
Teacher says
Teacher says:
In this context "going round and around" means wasting time or not progressing towards a solution or a conclusion or a decision
not much of a
Definition
(adjective) Not very good or satisfactory
Example
The food was not much of a success.
hole
həʊl
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hoʊl
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Definition
(noun) a place or position that needs to be filled because someone or something is no longer there
Example
she is missed terribly and her death has left a hole in all our lives
Teacher says
Teacher says:
More typically a "hole" is an opening into or through something but in this context it means a "feeling of something missing"
threw my hands in the air
Definition
To express desperation
Example
The manager threw his hands in the air when they lost the match.
live
lɪv
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lɪv
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Definition
To exist or have life.
Example
The plants in the garden are living things.
cold sweat
Definition
To feel a sudden fear or anxiety, often accompanied by a cold sweat.
Example
I was so scared when I heard the news that I broke out in a cold sweat.
believer
bɪˈliːvə
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bəˈlivər
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Definition
(noun) someone who has faith in something or someone.
Example
My grandmother is a strong believer in the power of prayer.
saving
ˈseɪvɪŋ
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ˈseɪvɪŋ
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Definition
(noun) saving is the act of preserving or protecting something.
Example
The firemen were praised for their heroic saving of the building.
see the light
Definition
To find hope or understanding.
Example
After months of working hard on the project, I finally saw the light
Teacher says
Teacher says:
The full idiom is "to see the light at the end of the tunnel" which means to find hope after a long time of suffering or working hard.
hold on
Definition
To remain determined and not give up.
Example
I'm going to hold on to my dream no matter what.
given
ˈɡɪvn
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ˈɡɪv(ə)n
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Definition
Given (adjective) is something that is granted or provided.
Example
He was given a second chance to prove himself.
move
muːv
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muv
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Definition
To change position or go from one place to another.
Example
The cat moved slowly across the room.
dare
dɛː
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dɛr
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Definition
To have the courage to do something.
Example
He dared to climb the highest mountain in the region.
broken
ˈbrəʊk(ə)n
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ˈbroʊkən
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Definition
(adjective) not working properly
Example
The broken window was replaced with a new one.
caving
Definition
(verb) To give in or surrender, especially under pressure or duress
Example
The team caved in to the demands of the opposition.
hot-headed
ˌhɒtˈhɛdɪd
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Definition
(adjective) easily angered; also : very angry
Example
He was so hot-headed that he punched the wall in frustration.
fever
ˈfiːvə
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ˈfivər
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Definition
(noun) fever is a medical condition in which the body temperature is higher than normal.
Example
I had a fever last week and had to stay in bed.
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live
lɪv
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lɪv
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Definition
To exist or have life.
Example
The plants in the garden are living things.
saving
ˈseɪvɪŋ
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ˈseɪvɪŋ
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Definition
(noun) saving is the act of preserving or protecting something.
Example
The firemen were praised for their heroic saving of the building.
given
ˈɡɪvn
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ˈɡɪv(ə)n
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Definition
Given (adjective) is something that is granted or provided.
Example
He was given a second chance to prove himself.
broken
ˈbrəʊk(ə)n
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ˈbroʊkən
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Definition
(adjective) not working properly
Example
The broken window was replaced with a new one.
dare
dɛː
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dɛr
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Definition
To have the courage to do something.
Example
He dared to climb the highest mountain in the region.
hole
həʊl
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hoʊl
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Definition
(noun) a place or position that needs to be filled because someone or something is no longer there
Example
she is missed terribly and her death has left a hole in all our lives
Teacher's comment
More typically a "hole" is an opening into or through something but in this context it means a "feeling of something missing"
fever
ˈfiːvə
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ˈfivər
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Definition
(noun) fever is a medical condition in which the body temperature is higher than normal.
Example
I had a fever last week and had to stay in bed.
move
muːv
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muv
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Definition
To change position or go from one place to another.
Example
The cat moved slowly across the room.
believer
bɪˈliːvə
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bəˈlivər
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Definition
(noun) someone who has faith in something or someone.
Example
My grandmother is a strong believer in the power of prayer.
around
Definition
(adverb) in a circle
Example
The carousel went round and around.
Teacher's comment
In this context "going round and around" means wasting time or not progressing towards a solution or a conclusion or a decision
not much of a
Definition
(adjective) Not very good or satisfactory
Example
The food was not much of a success.
caving
Definition
(verb) To give in or surrender, especially under pressure or duress
Example
The team caved in to the demands of the opposition.
hold on
Definition
To remain determined and not give up.
Example
I'm going to hold on to my dream no matter what.
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