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From: cgarcia@donald.claremont.edu (Christopher D. Garcia)
Subject: Tommy's
Organization: Harvey Mudd College
Date: Wed, 15 Apr 1992 02:29:37 GMT

Hey Everybody,
	Well, I love Tommy's hamburgers bigtime and was just wondering  
which Tommy's, besides the original on Rampart, consistently has the best  
burgers.  I often go to the one in Eagle Rock, but they are sometimes up  
and down with quality, although usually it is really good.  Just wondering  
what everybody else thinks.

chris
From: haral@unisol.com (Haral Tsitsivas)
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Subject: Re: sushi restaurants
Date: 14 Apr 92 17:53:39 GMT
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Organization: UniSolutions Associates

In article <21127@venera.isi.edu>, vickiemc@isi.edu (Vickie McCorkendale) writes:
|> If it's on Centinela then it's called Marina Mago (I believe).  Please
|> let me know if this is the one to which you are referring.  It's close
|> by and I've been craving good sushi!!
|> 
|> Vickie McCorkendale

I can't be Marina Mago, since they don't have a sushi bar...  They have a
small selection of sushi though you order from your table...

And Marina Mago IS a good Japenese restaurant...

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From: bkt@blacks.jpl.nasa.gov (Barrie Trinkle)
Subject: Re: LA.EATS GATHERING #2 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Organization: Image Analysis Systems Group, JPL
Distribution: la
Date: Mon, 6 Apr 1992 21:29:50 GMT

Oops, that sounded a little more bad-tempered than I meant for it to.
Assume seriousness of intent, but many smileys to show that no offense
is taken, my conscience is clear and my heart is light.

Ob.review (short):  Went to Fu Shing last Wednesday night.  It's the new
Szechuan place in Pasadena on Colorado near Rosemead, in a weird sort of
pod mall in front of a new Days Inn.  

Ambience:  A somewhat hotel-restaurant look and feel to the place--sort
of garishly comfy, I guess

Service:  A little to the overly-attentive side, but good

Food:  Good!  We had three-flavor sizzling rice soup to begin with.  It
started out very tasty, and the flavor deepened and got richer as the soup
cooled.  We ordered the shrimp in garlic sauce and kung pao chicken (on the
theory that these are good dishes for determining the quality of a
Szechuan restaurant).  Both passed the test.  The shrimp were really nicely
cooked and very garlicky; the sauce was just spicy enough.  There were some
really wonderful big mushrooms in that dish as well.  The kung pao
chicken had none of those fatty chunks you sometimes find in it at bad
Chinese restaurants, and had the perfect amount of peanuts and vegetables.
Portions were large enough that two of us couldn't finish the food, and I
took home a sizable amount of the shrimp.

Price:  $34 covered soup, two dishes, rice, one beer and one glass of wine,
and two slightly-stale fortune cookies-- but the fortunes were great with 
"in bed" added.  :-)
From: vickiemc@isi.edu (Vickie McCorkendale)
Newsgroups: la.eats
Subject: Re: sushi restaurants
Date: 13 Apr 92 19:14:24 GMT
Reply-To: vickiemc@flash.isi.edu (Vickie McCorkendale)
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Organization: USC-Information Sciences Institute

In article <1992Apr13.175832.24313@aero.org> srt@aero.org (Scott "TCB" Turner) writes:
>In article <21122@venera.isi.edu> tar@isi.edu writes:
>>I forgot the name, but I like a small place on Inglewood Ave, between
>>Culver Blvd and Washington St. (Culver City).  It is on the west side
>>of Inglewood, and has a big sign saying "Sushi Bar".
>
>Maybe you mean Centinela?  There's no Sushi Bar on Inglewood between 
>Culver and Washington.
>
>				-- Scott Turner


If it's on Centinela then it's called Marina Mago (I believe).  Please
let me know if this is the one to which you are referring.  It's close
by and I've been craving good sushi!!

Vickie McCorkendale
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From: melissa@spanky.jpl.nasa.gov (Melissa Probst)
Subject: Restaurant recommendations
Organization: Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, CA.
Distribution: la
Date: Thu, 9 Apr 1992 16:43:22 GMT

Hi,

We have some friends visiting from out of town and would like to
take them out to dinner.  I am looking for recommendations for
a place that has good food, nice atmosphere, and not too expensive
(maybe $15 - $20 per entree). Anywhere in the San Gabriel 
Valley would be fine.

Thanks in advance,

Melissa

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Pasadena, CA 91109

email: melissa@spanky.jpl.nasa.gov
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From: pieter@cs.caltech.edu (Pieter Hazewindus)
Subject: Re: Sushi
Organization: California Institute of Technology
Date: Thu, 16 Apr 1992 23:08:51 GMT

byrne@sun12.jpl.nasa.gov (Russell Byrne) writes:
>
>Here's another place:
>
>A guy in JPL's Foodie Club mentioned that his Caltech crowd likes Masa on
>Colorado.

Masa does not have any sushi to write home about.  You do get a decent
inexpensive Japanese lunch there.  I prefer Sakura, on the other side
of the street, Masa's former location.  It is run by a former waitress
at Masa (a very nice person).  She makes a good bento (lunchbox), and
great gyoza.

Pieter Hazewindus				pieter@cs.caltech.edu
From: chrisb@lynx.ps.uci.edu (Chris Barrus)
Subject: Re: Tommy's
In-reply-to: cgarcia@donald.claremont.edu's message of Wed, 15 Apr 1992 02:29:37 GMT
Newsgroups: la.eats
Organization: Dept. of Physics, Univ. of California, Irvine
Date: 16 Apr 92 00:33:38 GMT


In article <1992Apr15.022937.6427@muddcs.claremont.edu> cgarcia@donald.claremont.edu (Christopher D. Garcia) writes:

   Hey Everybody,
	   Well, I love Tommy's hamburgers bigtime and was just wondering  
   which Tommy's, besides the original on Rampart, consistently has the best  
   burgers.  I often go to the one in Eagle Rock, but they are sometimes up  
   and down with quality, although usually it is really good.  Just wondering  
   what everybody else thinks.

   chris

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Well, I have to admit...  One of my goals in life is to visit every single
Tommys there is.  Apart from the original on Beverly/Rampart, I've been to

Van Nuys:  Pretty good.  Big and sloppy with extra chaos.

Eagle Rock:  OK.  Good traditional Tommyburger.

Westminister:  Merely adequate, you're better off going to Fountain Valley.

Fountain Valley:  Best one in Orange County.  A personal tradition!

Santa Ana:  Grease monsters from hell.  *Give the gift that keeps on giving*

La Habra:  Decent.  What shocked me was how clean the place was!  In all
           seriousness, I probably could have eaten off the bathroom floor
           with no ill effects. (Try doing that at Rampart :-)



-Chris
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From: rich@locus.com (Rich (the Wiz) Silva)
Subject: Re: sushi restaurants
Organization: Locus Computing Corporation, Los Angeles, California
Distribution: la
Date: Mon, 13 Apr 1992 21:02:58 GMT

First let me apologize, I havent seen the original few articles on
this topic, so dont know if this subject is particular to a certain
area or type of Sushi Bar, but that's never stopped me before.


You've got to be talking about Sakura.  Its also one of my favorites.
They have one of the few "all you can eat for an hour" specials that
is worth the time, much less the money...


In the "area" also, is "Yuu" on Santa Monica near Sepulveda.  One of
the few places that you have a choice of different brands of Sake.  I
recommend them for those of you who like good Sushi and also like to
experiment in the unusual.

They are a bit pricy though, and if you dont watch it, the Sushi man
may feed you enough specials to break your budget (can you say $175
for two people in around an hour!)

For those of you in the South Bay, I have two suggestions; Tomisushi
on PCH at Pearl in Redondo is my absolute favorite.  Been going there
for about 10 years.  As Koba (owner) buys fish daily at around lunch
time, it is always a treat to drop in for lunch as he has usually
picked up a bunch of special items that will likely be gone very soon!
The biggest problem I have had with Tomi is that Koba typically calls
nearly anything a "Honeymoon Special" when you ask what it is.  So
there is a lot of items I dont know the name of, thus when at another
"bar" I have to point and say "One of those" or "It looks like ..."

In Harbor City, on Sepulveda between Normandie and Western is Hakone
(behind the Arby's!).  They are relatively inexpensive, are nice folk
and the fish is good!  Thursday's is best, as that is when they
have just got back from the fish market.


-- 
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From: jrao@agsm.ucla.edu (Jayanth Rao)
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Subject: Chart House          
Summary: Chart House on PCH 
Organization: UCLA, Anderson Graduate School Of Management
Distribution: la
Date: 13 Apr 92 13:34:03 PDT

Hi...
...went to Chart House on PCH (between Sunset & Topanga Canyon)...nice place
...great view of the ocean...peaceful beach below...good bar...will have to 
wait for 15-20 mins to get good window side table...I tried Shrimp Scampi
and my friend had Scallops...very mediocre...especially for the price...
2 drinks...I recommend the Aspen coffee...2 dinners...total bill (incl. tip)
...$60.00...I might go back there...for drinks but not for dinner...!

Jay
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From: byrne@sun12.jpl.nasa.gov (Russell Byrne)
Subject: Re: Sushi
Organization: Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Date: Thu, 16 Apr 1992 00:47:42 GMT

lmg@xhmeia.caltech.edu (honey 'chile) wrote:
  lovers.  It was rated highest in the San Gabriel Valley by the Pasadena Weekly
  and I second the vote.  The sushi is better than Noda (Arcadia), Sachi Sushi
  (Pasadena), the Ai (Pasadena), and is as good as Komoyoshi's (Pasadena at the
  110 FWY).  What also makes them stand out is their prices.  They have been 
  having a 1/2 price special for a few months which is in effect from 5-7PM on
  weekdays and all day on weekends.  Very good aji, bonito, unagi.

Your post was chopped, or incomplete.  From your clues on the half price
special, I'd guess that you're talking about Sushi of Naples, across the
street from Sachi Sushi.  I like that place.  Kabuki, at Foothill and Rosemead
is also running a special happy hour thing.

So enlighten us.  Which restaurant are you talking about?

< rb
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From: shimoji@alcor.usc.edu (Shunichi Shimoji)
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Subject: Re: sushi restaurants
Date: 13 Apr 1992 22:53:42 -0700
Organization: University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA
Distribution: la
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Keywords: sushi


Some of my favorite SUSHI restaurants are in West L.A. area. One is "Hosaka",
on Sepulveda, 1/2 blk south of Venice. You can enjoy "all you can eat in 1 hour"
by less than $20. And the other one is "Hide-sushi", on Sawtelle, 1 blk north of Olympic.
This bar is cash only, but not too pricy.


In article <artj2qn.mjb@netcom.com> mjb@netcom.com (Martin Brown) writes:
>Noshi Sushi, Beverly Blvd. about 6 blocks east of Western, fresh sushi,
>reasonable prices, CASH ONLY, if you haven't been seated at the bar by 9pm
>you won't be (popular place).
>

Well, Noshi Sushi is not in my recommendation list, because they do not serve
toro, eels, sea urchins.., what can I order then?

-- Shun
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From: richard@locus.com (Richard M. Mathews)
Subject: Re: Tommy's
Organization: Locus Computing Corporation, Los Angeles, California
Date: Thu, 16 Apr 1992 06:24:14 GMT

onder@ISI.EDU (Bruce Onder) writes:
>cgarcia@donald.claremont.edu (Christopher D. Garcia) writes:
>>      Well, I love Tommy's hamburgers bigtime and was just wondering  
>>which Tommy's, besides the original on Rampart, consistently has the best  
>>burgers.  I often go to the one in Eagle Rock, but they are sometimes up  
>>and down with quality, although usually it is really good.
>I've always enjoyed the one on Van Nuys.  I think it's in Reseda.

The one at Beverly&Rampart is definitely best, especially for the late
night "atmosphere".  I like the one in Sepulveda (on Roscoe) because
their chili seems a bit spicier and because they give me *lots* of extra
chili when I ask for it.  The ones in Eagle Rock and Van Nuys are both
decidedly inferior.  I've been to the one at Warner&Magnolia once, and
it also seemed to be inferior.

Richard M. Mathews			D efend
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From: mjb@netcom.com (Martin Brown)
Subject: Re: sushi restaurants
Date: Wed, 15 Apr 92 08:46:57 GMT
Organization: Netcom - Online Communication Services  (408 241-9760 guest) 
Distribution: la
Keywords: sushi

I don't know if it's still there, but Tron Sushi, downtown on 7th (?), is
kind of an interesting experience.  Built into the bar top at each place
setting is an electronic menu, you use a light pen to make selections, and
a running total of the money you have spent is also part of the display.

Kind of pricey, as I remember it.

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From: lmg@xhmeia.caltech.edu (honey 'chile)
Subject: Sushi
News-Software: VAX/VMS VNEWS 1.40    
Organization: California Institute of Technology
Date: Wed, 15 Apr 1992 22:12:00 GMT

lovers.  It was rated highest in the San Gabriel Valley by the Pasadena Weekly
and I second the vote.  The sushi is better than Noda (Arcadia), Sachi Sushi
(Pasadena), the Ai (Pasadena), and is as good as Komoyoshi's (Pasadena at the
110 FWY).  What also makes them stand out is their prices.  They have been 
having a 1/2 price special for a few months which is in effect from 5-7PM on
weekdays and all day on weekends.  Very good aji, bonito, unagi.
						Lisa Plaxco (nee Giaimo)
						lmg@xhmeia.caltech.edu
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From: mjb@netcom.com (Martin Brown)
Subject: Re: sushi restaurants
Date: Sat, 11 Apr 92 05:10:35 GMT
Organization: Netcom - Online Communication Services  (408 241-9760 guest) 
Distribution: la
Keywords: sushi

Edokin, on Robertson just north of Pico, small place, fresh sushi.

Noshi Sushi, Beverly Blvd. about 6 blocks east of Western, fresh sushi,
reasonable prices, CASH ONLY, if you haven't been seated at the bar by 9pm
you won't be (popular place).

-- 

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From: tar@ISI.EDU (Thomas A. Russ)
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Subject: Re: sushi restaurants
Date: 10 Apr 92 16:03:43 GMT
Reply-To: tar@isi.edu
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In-reply-to: msheldon@luna.dpl.scg.hac.com's message of 9 Apr 92 22:55:22 GMT


I forgot the name, but I like a small place on Inglewood Ave, between
Culver Blvd and Washington St. (Culver City).  It is on the west side
of Inglewood, and has a big sign saying "Sushi Bar".

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From: ktl@wag.caltech.edu (Kian-Tat Lim)
Subject: Re: sushi restaurants
Keywords: sushi
Organization: California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA
Distribution: la
Date: Mon, 13 Apr 1992 20:06:24 GMT

I'm partial to Hama Sushi on Second Street in Little Tokyo.  Small and cramped,
but great food.

-- 
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From: bkt@blacks.jpl.nasa.gov (Barrie Trinkle)
Subject: Re: LA.EATS GATHERING #2 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Organization: Image Analysis Systems Group, JPL
Distribution: la
Date: Mon, 6 Apr 1992 21:15:42 GMT

A great big "I'm sorry" to everyone who came to la.eats gathering #2--
I wasn't going to say anything publicly, but when my officemate starts
getting e-mail saying that I should be shot, quartered and boiled in
oil for choosing McCarthy's, I figure it's time to break the silence.
No, it wasn't a good restaurant.  Yes, the singing was too loud.
I had never eaten there myself, but relied on the Pasadena Weekly
and the word of a formerly-trusted friend.  I won't make that mistake
again.  Come to think of it, I probably won't be allowed to ever choose
the restaurant again.  And that's JUST FINE with me.

					Barrie Trinkle

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From: sdg@wag.caltech.edu (Siddharth Dasgupta)
Subject: Re: Sushi
Organization: California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA
Date: Thu, 16 Apr 1992 05:04:12 GMT

In article <bkt.703381873@blacks.jpl.nasa.gov> bkt@blacks.jpl.nasa.gov (Barrie Trinkle) writes:
>The sushi at Kabuki, Komeyoshi et al. is not even in the same league with Ai!
>Ai is absolutely the best sushi I've had in the San Gabriel Valley, 
>and is incredibly cheap.  If you eat $15 worth of sushi there, you've
>really stuffed yourself, and there's no happy hour nonsense to deal with
>either.  It's that cheap all the time!  And they have great special items--
>oysters, green-lipped mussels, a wonderful salmon-skin salad that costs
>$3.50!  Amazing string beans in garlic sauce for $2.50.  
>However, I've always been glad that the Pasadena Weekly chooses to ignore
>Ai, because it's too crowded as it is.
>(Why am I even talking about it?  Ignore this post.)
To add to Barry's woes, I completely agree that the sushi at Ai is
very good. While I have not been to Komeyoshi, my Japanese colleagues 
say that it really is not in the same league as Ai.
From: onder@ISI.EDU (Bruce Onder)
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Subject: Re: Tommy's
Date: 15 Apr 92 16:35:42 GMT
Organization: USC-ISI
In-reply-to: cgarcia@donald.claremont.edu's message of 15 Apr 92 02:29:37 GMT

In article <1992Apr15.022937.6427@muddcs.claremont.edu> cgarcia@donald.claremont.edu (Christopher D. Garcia) writes:


>Hey Everybody,
>      Well, I love Tommy's hamburgers bigtime and was just wondering  
>which Tommy's, besides the original on Rampart, consistently has the best  
>burgers.  I often go to the one in Eagle Rock, but they are sometimes up  
>and down with quality, although usually it is really good.  Just wondering  
>what everybody else thinks.
>
>chris

I've always enjoyed the one on Van Nuys.  I think it's in Reseda.

Bruce
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From: bkt@blacks.jpl.nasa.gov (Barrie Trinkle)
Subject: Re: Sushi
Organization: Image Analysis Systems Group, JPL
Date: Wed, 15 Apr 1992 23:51:13 GMT

byrne@sun12.jpl.nasa.gov (Russell Byrne) writes:

>lmg@xhmeia.caltech.edu (honey 'chile) wrote:
>>lovers.  It was rated highest in the San Gabriel Valley by the Pasadena Weekly
>>and I second the vote.  The sushi is better than Noda (Arcadia), Sachi Sushi
>>(Pasadena), the Ai (Pasadena), and is as good as Komoyoshi's (Pasadena at the
>>110 FWY).  What also makes them stand out is their prices.  They have been 
>>having a 1/2 price special for a few months which is in effect from 5-7PM on
>>weekdays and all day on weekends.  Very good aji, bonito, unagi.

>Your post was chopped, or incomplete.  From your clues on the half price
>special, I'd guess that you're talking about Sushi of Naples, across the
>street from Sachi Sushi.  I like that place.  Kabuki, at Foothill and Rosemead
>is also running a special happy hour thing.

>So enlighten us.  Which restaurant are you talking about?

I assumed she was talking about Kabuki.  Actually, I thought the Pasadena
Weekly always rates the sushi bar at Shogun highest (a rating with which
I do not agree).  I've been to Kabuki recently during the happy hour and it
was very good and cheap (though not everything on the menu is half-price
during happy hour--especially not fancy rolls and the like).  Their
hamachi was wonderfully fresh-tasting.

And by the way, what honey chile said is absolute BLASPHEMY!!  
The sushi at Kabuki, Komeyoshi et al. is not even in the same league with Ai!
Ai is absolutely the best sushi I've had in the San Gabriel Valley, 
and is incredibly cheap.  If you eat $15 worth of sushi there, you've
really stuffed yourself, and there's no happy hour nonsense to deal with
either.  It's that cheap all the time!  And they have great special items--
oysters, green-lipped mussels, a wonderful salmon-skin salad that costs
$3.50!  Amazing string beans in garlic sauce for $2.50.  
However, I've always been glad that the Pasadena Weekly chooses to ignore
Ai, because it's too crowded as it is.
(Why am I even talking about it?  Ignore this post.)

--Barrie Trinkle

(pay no attention to the man behind the curtain...)
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From: srt@aero.org (Scott "TCB" Turner)
Subject: Re: sushi restaurants
Organization: The Aerospace Corporation, El Segundo, CA
Distribution: la
Date: Mon, 13 Apr 1992 17:58:32 GMT

In article <21122@venera.isi.edu> tar@isi.edu writes:
>I forgot the name, but I like a small place on Inglewood Ave, between
>Culver Blvd and Washington St. (Culver City).  It is on the west side
>of Inglewood, and has a big sign saying "Sushi Bar".

Maybe you mean Centinela?  There's no Sushi Bar on Inglewood between 
Culver and Washington.

				-- Scott Turner



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From: byrne@sun12.jpl.nasa.gov (Russell Byrne)
Subject: Re: Sushi
Organization: Jet Propulsion Laboratory
	<BYRNE.92Apr15164742@sun12.jpl.nasa.gov> <bkt.703381873@blacks.jpl.nasa.gov>
Date: Thu, 16 Apr 1992 22:21:25 GMT

bkt@blacks.jpl.nasa.gov (Barrie Trinkle) wrote:
  Ai is absolutely the best sushi I've had in the San Gabriel Valley, 

I've been to Ai, and liked it, but didn't like waiting to sit down.  Very
crowded.  Had to wait for tables as well as the bar.  I can't remember when
it was, so it may have been prime time.

Here's another place:

A guy in JPL's Foodie Club mentioned that his Caltech crowd likes Masa on
Colorado.  At lunch today, I mistakenly thought I was following his advice
and went to Masa Sushi in La Canada on Foothill.

Very good.  Average prices.  Large portions.  Very fresh.  Not crowded.

I also enjoyed dinner at Fu Shing last night.  Average prices, unique
ambiance for a Chinese place.  Very spacious.  I tried to eat healthy
(fish, no meat), but found myself missing the meat, so I need to go back.

Looked really good on the first visit though.  (It's in the Days Inn minimall
on E. Colorado, #3500.)

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