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Principal’s Report
2013 at Redeemer has, as one would expect, been very busy: a close look reveals an amazingly positive year for our students, as well as an historically important year, seen through events such as the restructure of the College for 2014 and beyond and the awarding of the 2013 Rhodes Scholarship. As usual the focus on the academic life of the College for 2013 really commenced with the OP 1 ceremony at the start of the year, involving Sydney Cock (Girls School Captain 2012), Charlie Kiemann and Lauren Henderson; with the graduating class of 2012 performing very strongly in the OP 1 to 5 category. The College’s annual “Springboard” showcase in October presented the Redeemer community with a rich, diverse and very high quality display of student work from the curriculum areas of Technology and The Arts. Performance music students also showcased their talents. The Springboard display, over three days, once again attracted large numbers of visitors from within the college community as well as visitors new to Redeemer. In NAPLAN results, Redeemer was blessed with its best results in five years across all year levels tested. Participation in State and Nation-wide competitions also saw an extensive range of Distinctions and High Distinctions in many subject areas including Chemistry, Computer Skills, Economics, Mathematics, Physics, and Science. Broader learning activities continue to be embraced across the College, with events such as Book Week continuing to be immensely popular. Year 7s visit to Canberra in August continues to provide one of the best opportunities for students to gain a deeper understanding of our nation’s history, culture, and processes of government. 2013 continued to see the steady roll-out of the Habits of Mind learning framework. Redeemer remains committed to fully developing this logical and userfriendly learning framework as a tool to underpin all teaching and learning and one that provides students with skills to remain effective learners for life. No review of Redeemer’s 2013 academic life would be complete without acknowledgement of the College’s first Rhodes Scholarship presented to Mr Andrew Trotter, alumni 2004.
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Mr Trotter challenged students to not close any doors. He also described Redeemer’s strengths with four points: ‘strong and varied education, social and real-world experiences, law and order, and a healthy spiritual culture’. Redeemer’s Pastoral Care structures again provided the basis of support for both internal activities designed to build social connectivity and community pride, as well as the channel through which students reached out to the needy in the wider community e.g. visits to Nursing Homes, Awareness Week, World’s Greatest Shave. Of particular note was the introduction of the Middle School’s Community Activities Day involving students working with willing members of the college, congregation and the community. Students learnt the value of giving of their time and efforts in a purposeful activity to help another sub school area or community group. This year also saw the need for Lutheran schools across Queensland to pull together to support their sister schools devastated by yet another flood. A range of activities were put in place across March and April, the most memorable being the 2013 Flood Aid Concert. It was pleasing to see the students get behind these activities as they served with smiles and generous hearts. All involved were very generous with their time and with their money, which in these difficult financial times is particularly fantastic. The co-curricular life of the College this year has been truly extraordinary. One of the highlights was the biennial College musical The Pajama Game. The attitude, focus, creativity, team work, and persistence shown by all students and staff involved was impressive and resulted in an incredible final product. Music also had an outstanding year, achieving amazing outcomes and undertaking an exciting and impressive tour of Melbourne and nearby regions. The Redlands Eisteddfod results were truly extraordinary and it was the first time that a single school has won the open strings section, the Choral Championship and the ‘A Grade’ Band section. These achievements were underpinned by excellent depth in the Junior Music program.
Likewise, Sport had a very successful year with student participation being the best in many years. It was pleasing to also see a range of premierships across the sporting year in Volleyball, Basketball and Soccer, as well as greater parent participation through the Parent Supporters Groups.
the world and, in practical terms, it will be an extension of the classroom providing cyber safety and engagement for students. My Big Campus will also provide parents with the capacity to access certain types of information about their student’s learning journey.
Regarding facilities, the Junior School Playground was finally completed over the 2012-2013 Christmas break. Also during this break, refurbishments took place in the swimming pool change rooms and Middle School toilets in SA Block. The mezzanine floor in the Multi-Purpose Centre (MPC) was converted into a Learning Space and the Learning Enhancement department’s facilities were dramatically expanded. English as an Additional Language (EAL) was co-located with Learning Enhancement in the new facility next to the Kleinschmidt Centre in order to produce greater synergies in support of students accessing both services, and the Drama Rooms were given a range of small but significant upgrades. Throughout the year, a broad range of small improvements were made across the College such as signage and safety modifications to the Middle and Senior School Car Park. The longest running development of the year was the establishment of a new oval on Glover Fields with the creation of an oval space suitable for Soccer, Hockey, Junior Cricket and a wide variety of training and educational activities; we look forward to this facility coming on-line in 2014.
Redeemer’s planning for its new sub-school structures and programs, originally to take effect in 2015, stepped up a gear this year when it was decided that these changes should now occur in 2014 in order to best position Redeemer in the market place. Redeemer’s new structure will see two sub-schools (Junior School Prep to Year 6) and Senior School (Years 7 to 12) instead of the current three sub-school structure. Each of the sub-schools will have two programs within them; the Junior School being made up of Prep to Year 2 – Early Years Program, and Year 3 to Year 6 – Upper Primary Program. Years 7, 8 and 9 will make up the Middle Years Program and Years 10 to 12 will be the Senior Program. The new structures will be under-pinned by new and more extensive Pastoral Care staff positions from Prep to Year 9 and the already strong Junior School academic leadership and management will be further enhanced by the addition of the new position, Curriculum Leader Prep to Year 6. While the Middle School will no longer be classified as a dedicated sub-school, the College’s commitment to students in the ‘Middle Years’ of schooling has never been stronger. The original vision and goals of the Middle School is to be commended and I am pleased to assure you that the vision and goals will be incorporated into the new structure. The sub-school changes have resulted in some internal position changes for staff and I sincerely thank them for their service in their past roles, and I am thankful for their commitment and enthusiasm towards their new roles.
With regards to services, the launch of the new Web Page and the introduction of the Redeemer App both saw Redeemer take a quantum leap from the past to the contemporary. The introduction of Sustainable School Shop to provide families with on-line access to second hand uniforms and other school related items, and the establishment of FlexiSchools (cashless Tuckshop) in 2014 continues the roll-out of improved services to Redeemer families. Community partnerships with the P & F and Our Saviour Lutheran Church have once again been of great benefit to the College in terms of building a strong, caring community that models responsible citizenship to our student community, participation through service to others, and expressing and exercising the care and love of Christ. Our Saviour’s support of the co-curricular program, Christian Dance, the reading and giving of Bibles to the Junior School and their support of the Redeemer Fair, were all significant contributions to the community life of Redeemer in 2013. Thank you! The P & F have not only continued to support Redeemer through its traditional activities of the Parent Supporters Groups and Fair, their initiative has seen the introduction of the Movie Night and also Market Night. While there is a financial benefit to the work of the P & F, it is the broader contribution of continuing to build a culture of inclusive community that is especially powerful. I thank the P & F for all that they have done in 2013 and I particularly congratulate them on an outstanding Redeemer Fair, one that will be difficult to better in coming years. As previously highlighted in this report, the on-line revolution has arrived with considerable momentum at Redeemer in 2013 and the academic needs of the College have not been forgotten. A Learning Management System (LMS) called ‘My Big Campus’ will be introduced in 2014 and will provide a 24 hour learning facility for students. It will be able to be accessed anywhere in
I thank Redeemer’s professional and dedicated teachers for their excellent work, witnessed most obviously through student outcomes, but also through their genuine care and support of students. I am also thankful for the College’s support staff who directly serve the needs of students, parents and visitors through their roles including teacher assistants, administrative staff, as well as grounds and maintenance staff. The beautiful grounds of the College always impress community members and visitors alike, and the cleanliness of our facilities reflects a cleaning crew who are professional and proud of what they do. In all cases, the compliments that flow from the community about the work of our staff are always appreciated. Redeemer’s College Council is very aware that staff are some of Redeemer’s greatest assets. To this end, in 2012 the College Council took steps to more formally and systematically recognise staff who had served Redeemer for ten years or more. Presentations for up to 25 years of service were made; in all 43 staff received service awards. As with the close of every year, it is with sadness that we farewell some staff, both teaching and nonteaching. We thank these staff for their service to the families of the College and wish them all the very best for the future. I thank the College Council for their leadership of Redeemer this year. At the governance level, it has been a challenging year at times and I thank College Council for their dedication, guidance and support of the Staff Executive and of me personally. Mr David Radke Principal
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College Council Report 2013 has been a big year for Redeemer Lutheran College in many areas. The announcement that past student Mr Andrew Trotter had been awarded a Rhodes Scholarship reflected well on the quality of education he had received whilst at Redeemer Lutheran College. It was a pleasure to welcome him back to Redeemer and to hear of the events that had led him to receiving this important scholarship. Every second year is always a big year for many students, as the school musical comes to life. This year Redeemer presented “The Pajama Game”. The amount of effort, teamwork and talent that was brought to each performance by the students and staff was amazing. I enjoyed the performance that I attended and I have heard many praiseworthy comments for all of the performances. The College Council sincerely thanks all the students and staff for their efforts to make each performance such a memorable experience. After much deliberation and input from the various sections of the College, the Council has adopted the Strategic Plan 2013 to 2015. The main areas of school life addressed by this plan are Christian Culture, Staff, Student Services, Educational Services, Community and Facilities and Resources. This Strategic Plan helps the College to set its focus for the future. This ensures that resources are directed to enhance the nominated areas. College Council has appreciated the many hours of work that have gone into investigating the best sub-school structure that will allow the College to meet the needs of the Australian Curriculum and also to handle the introduction of Year 7 into High School. This work has been carried out by staff drawn from many sections of the College. Year 7 into High School has been initiated by the Queensland Government. It will commence in most Public Schools in 2015. Redeemer has decided to commence this change in 2014 as it was considered to best meet the needs of the students. In order to facilitate this change, the school structure will change to two sub-schools: Junior School (Prep to Year 6) and Senior School (Year 7 to Year 12). The current Middle School will transform to the Middle Years (7-9) within the Senior School. The Middle Years Program will continue the many positive attributes of the current Middle School as well as incorporate new features that will facilitate the transition from Junior School to the final years of Senior School. This program will have a strong emphasis on Pastoral Care.
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Involvement in the co-curricular sporting program has increased this year, as compared to previous years. We have seen an increase in the number of premierships won this year. The number of students participating in the music co-curricular program has increased this year. Many of the ensembles have received awards. The Melbourne Music Tour has been praised by both staff and students. The College Council thanks the many students and staff for participating in the sporting and music programs as well as in the many other elements of the co-curricular program. Refurbishment of the existing facilities at the College is ongoing. The change rooms at the swimming pool were refurbished at the beginning of 2013. SL Block will be refurbished during these summer holidays. Redeemer Fair, again organised by the Parents and Friends Association, was another successful event this year. On behalf of College Council, I thank the many parents, students and staff who volunteered their time to make this such a successful event. The College would not function as well as it does without all the work of the auxiliaries, such as Parents and Friends Association, Sporting Supporters groups, Music Supporters, past parents, alumni, Redeemer Foundation, Our Saviour congregation and the list goes on. To all of the auxiliaries and the associated volunteers, I and College Council thank you. I also take this opportunity to thank the members of College Council who volunteer their time to function as the College’s governing body and ensure that the College remains founded on God’s Word, the Gospel of Jesus Christ. “Our Hope is in Christ” Mr Ross Warbrooke Chair
The current members of the College Council are: Chair:
Mr Ross Warbrooke
Vice Chair: Mr Andrew Spyropoulos Secretary:
Mrs Sarah Dixon
Members:
Mrs Elaine Forster Mr Michael Hoopmann Ms Margit Hubbers Mr Darren Pope Mrs Caroline Ryan Rev Robin Stelzer
2013 Valedictory Awards 2013 Valedictory Awards Award
Student
The Anne Schmidt Perpetual Award for Meritorious Effort in Accounting
Travis Dever
The Parents & Friends Award for Excellence in Ancient History
Amber Mostert
The Judy Kuo Award for Biological Science
Lucy Griffin
The Dr Myra Seeto Award for Business and Commerce
Tonia Wright
The Peter Wu Award for Chemistry
Erica Chow
The Glover Award for Excellence in Christian Studies
Emma Healy
Excellence and Service in Drama Award
Lucy Griffin
The Sean Frieberg Memorial Prize for Economics
Not awarded in 2013
The Noël Chan Award for English
Kristen Bertschy
The Ted Balfe Memorial Prize for English Extension
Lucy Griffin
Award for Excellence in Film and Television
Nicola Myatt
The Parents and Friends Award for Excellence in Geography
Kristen Bertschy
The Parups Waring Architects Award for Graphics
Bonnie Ly
The Home Economics Award
Eliza Coop
Award for Excellence and Service in Hospitality Practices
Eliisa Roiko
The Information Processing and Technology Award
Sean Clow
The M, R & A Pennisi Award for Excellence in Information Technology Systems
Mitchell Williams-Millar
Award for Excellence in Languages – German
Not awarded in 2013
Award for Excellence in Languages – Japanese
Kobe Ko
The Award for Legal Studies
Kristen Bertschy
The Manufacturing Technology Encouragement Award
Daniel Levin
The Jerry Krauel Award for Meritorious Effort in Mathematics
Kobe Ko
The Parents and Friends Award for Excellence in Modern History
Kristen Bertschy
Excellence in Senior Music Award
Luke Borgert
The Judy Kuo Award for Music Extension
Becky Leung
The Award for Excellence in Physical Education
Tiana Miles
The H & K Chan Award for Physics
Kobe Ko
The Dr Nicole Seeto Award for Science
Kobe Ko
The Technology Studies Award
Daniel Levin
The Visual Art Award
Ji Su Hyun
The Simpfendorfer Memorial Award for Vocational Education
Eliisa Roiko
The University of Queensland Award
Becky Leung
2013 Service Awards Award
Student
Leadership Award – College Captains
Annalise Pennisi, Luke Borgert
The Principal’s Award
Tiana Miles, James Phillips, Georgia West
The Caltex Best All Rounder Award
Amber Mostert
The Ron Masterton Trophy for Music
Becky Leung
Year 12 Service Award
Luke Borgert, Alexander Groves, Annalise Pennisi, Jennifer Pitt
McKenzie Trophy for Loyalty, Service and Leadership
Sophie Hawkins
The Foundation Trophy
Lucy Griffin
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2013 Awards 2013 Achievements and Awards
2013 Academic Awards
Award
Student
The Klupp Perpetual Trophy for Boys’ Athletics
Not awarded in 2013
The Hickey Trophy for Girls’ Athletics
Not awarded in 2013
The Farlow Trophy for Boys’ Basketball
David Su
The Kanowski Trophy for Girls’ Basketball
Emma Velthuis
The BG “Sno” Lindsay Memorial Trophy for Cricket
Dan Ryan
The Stumer Family Trophy for Boys’ Cross Country
Not awarded in 2013
Age
Award
Student
Year 6
Proxime Accessit
Nathan Kim
Dux
Flora Tang
Proxime Accessit
Louise Seet
Dux
Miranda Chan
Proxime Accessit
Youmin Chen
Proxime Accessit
Peter Kleinschmidt
Dux
Caleb Caswell
Proxime Accessit
Marissa Jong
Dux
Petra Stiller
Proxime Accessit
Maddison Ramsay
Dux
Christanny Schmidt
Proxime Accessit
Maryse Warbrooke
Dux
Timothy Kiemann
Proxime Accessit
Karl Ko
The Lumsden Trophy for Dux of the School
Kobe Ko
Year 7 Year 8
Year 9
The Bronwyn Taylor Trophy for Girls’ Cross Country
Not awarded in 2013
The Beth Stick Trophy for Debating and Public Speaking
Emma Johnson
The Nicky Bricknell Award for Drama Performance
Emma Healy
The Anderson Trophy for Best and Fairest - Open A Soccer
Alexander Groves
The Logan Trophy for Service to Hockey
Tiana Miles
The Sandra Piggott Award for Library Service
Jennifer Pitt
The Redeemer Trophy for Netball
Emma Johnson
The Rowley Trophy for Rugby – First XV Best and Fairest
Tyson Chambers
The Paice Trophy for Boys’ Swimming
Not awarded in 2013
The Donna Zernike Trophy for Girls’ Swimming
Not awarded in 2013
Year 6
Claire Kenny
The Boys’ Tennis Award
Benjamin Noon
Year 7
Chloe Dart
The Girls’ Tennis Award
Tiana Miles
Year 10 Year 11 Year 12
2013 Service Awards
The Harris Perpetual Shield for Girls’ Touch
Amber Mostert
The Mark Garton Trophy for Boys’ Volleyball
Callum Brown
The Tanya Reedman Shield for Girls’ Volleyball
Tiana Miles
Age
Student
Year 4
Isabella Daley
Year 5
Joshua Drake Sophie Monsour
Brent Simmonds Year 8
Ashleigh Nicholls Georgia Spinelli
Year 9
Nicholas Boshammer Carly Furlonger Joshua Green Larissa Naismith
Year 10
Celine Haddad Nathan Kenny Vanessa Pitt
Year 11
Benjamin Kleinschmidt Mitchell Polglase Maryse Warbrooke
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Parents and Friends Association
The AGM in March 2013 saw the appointment of a new President, Natalie Pashen which meant that Caroline Ryan moved into the role of Secretary and we also welcomed Nicole Mazzer as a Parent Representative. While continuing members, Peter Grant (Vice President), Skye Naismith (Treasurer) and Georgina Lynch (Parent Representative) continued to serve in their roles. The Redeemer Parents and Friends serve the College by continuing to organise annual events such as the Tea and Tissue morning tea at the beginning of the school year, Junior School and Middle School discos in Term 2, Sausage sizzles at most sporting home games, Redeemer Fair in Term 4 and the Prep Orientation morning tea in Term 4.
The money raised throughout the year by the P & F has been spent in a variety of ways. The P & F continue to purchase the Year 12 Valedictory Bibles and make a contribution to the printing and postage of Redeemer Record. The P & F in 2013 also organised additional lighting and electrical work in order to make it easier to hold night time events throughout the College. We have also purchased many smaller but equally valuable things such as stage equipment for Drama, books, a new Redeemer Barrel just to name a few. Wherever possible, the P & F tries to respond to as many financial needs throughout the College and offer support when possible.
However 2013 also saw Redeemer P & F introduce two new events, Movie Night in Term 2 and Market Night in Term 3. Movie Night was originally scheduled for Term 1, but due to bad weather it was rescheduled to Term 2 and was a great community night. Together, children and parents sat under the stars with friends and family while eating dinner and enjoying great family movies. Due to the overwhelming positive feedback of this event, the P & F hope to turn this into an annual event. The Market Night in Term 3 was also a great success and the P & F also hope this will continue as an annual event. Whilst numbers were small this year, we hope that it will continue to grow each year and feedback from stall holders was very encouraging and are eager to return.
The Redeemer P & F would like to thank Principal David Radke for his continued guidance, encouragement and support at each P & F meeting and event. We would also like to thank the College Business Office for continuing to work with us in all that we do. The Redeemer P & F would also like to thank all those parents involved in the Music Supporter Group and also the various sport supporter groups operating this year, your efforts are genuinely appreciated by both the College and the P & F. I would also like to mention that the P & F supported Mr Gavin Andrews and a motivated group of parents to establish the RLC Cricket Club and we are very excited to see this grow in future years.
Redeemer Fair 2013 was another highlight in a busy year for the Redeemer P & F. This year the Fair was bigger than ever and the weather was kind to us. Redeemer Fair had a great community atmosphere and concluded with a spectacular fireworks display at the family friendly time of 7.00pm. I would like to thank all of the parents, staff and students involved in working with me to organise such a fantastic annual event. I would also like to take this opportunity to thank two families who will be leaving us this year. They have given many hours every year to the success of the Fair and have supported me in my role as Fair Convenor. To Greg and Christina Kemp who have worked hard to establish and grow the Aussie Barbecue stall and Steve and Trish Griffin who have diligently worked every year to provide everyone’s favourite hot chips and dagwood dogs, we thank you for years of service and commitment and wish you well in the future.
It has been a privilege to serve the Redeemer Community in 2013 and I look forward to another great year filled with many highlights in 2014. The Redeemer P & F look forward to serving the community in 2014 with all the usual annual events and working with the College to support the changes that will occur. If you would like to join a great bunch of committed and dedicated people please come along to our first meeting on Monday 3 February 2014. We hope to see you there. Mrs Natalie Pashen President
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Music Supporters
Hockey Supporters
The Music Supporters Group was very active again in 2013 supporting our very busy musicians. With 2013 being a Musical year it was a very demanding time in Semester 2 with many afternoon and weekend rehearsals. After all the rehearsals and afternoon teas we provided for our musicians, the Musical ‘The Pajama Game’ was a huge success and all of our students did us proud.
2013 was a great year for Redeemer Hockey. Being in the blue division pushed us to play harder than ever before. The Year 9s took out the premiership and the Firsts were the first Redeemer A team to win a game in blue division ever. All of the girls were extremely dedicated and we all enjoyed the season. The Hockey Supporters Group were back in full swing after being missing in action for the past couple of years, raising money for a break up of epic proportions with a jumping castle!
The highlight of Semester 2 in 2013 would have to be the Melbourne Music Tour Concert held in September at the Multi-Purpose Centre. This event was an opportunity to sit back with family and friends, eat and drink and listen to amazing music by our senior students before they embarked on their Melbourne tour which was unforgettable. Both teachers and students that attended the tour said that it was fantastic. The usual Redeemer Concert Series was not forgotten with the Music Supporters organising supper at several of these events. The Music Supporters again operated the coffee shop in the Multi-Purpose Centre at Redeemer Fair which was another highlight for the year. Throughout 2013, the committed and dedicated Music Supporters Group has worked behind the scenes to support, encourage, feed and fundraise for our talented Music students. We are very grateful for the students, teachers and parents that are so committed to working together to develop and grow this incredible music program. We would like to take this opportunity to sincerely thank those families who continue to be part of the Music Supporters Group and would also like to invite others to join our dedicated group in 2014 for what will again be another outstanding year of music.
Soccer Supporters Redeemer Soccer has a talented core of players across all year levels. By offering refreshments, the Soccer Supporters group hopes to encourage spectators to stay and support teams. This year saw a fledgling Soccer Supporters barbecue established. A limited menu with hot and cold drinks was available. The feedback from spectators was encouraging and the barbecue will continue in 2014. All funds raised benefit Redeemer Soccer. More volunteers are needed. Please consider adding your name to the roster for an hour. It is a great way to meet other parents and contribute to our school community. Thank you to the volunteers and customers who contributed to the Redeemer Soccer Supporters barbecue in 2013.
Thanks to the dedicated coaches who supported us. Hoosein (Firsts coach) once again applied the ‘no pain no gain’ theory and although we may not have felt it at the time, we are thankful as it made us stronger and play harder. Whilst there may not be many figures to look at, I am very proud of all the girls’ achievements. 2013 also introduced a Year 7 team to Redeemer Hockey. The girls had a great time learning new skills and having fun playing a great sport. Redeemer Hockey is definitely getting stronger and 2014 looks to be an exciting year. Tiana Miles
Rugby Supporters 2013 was another great year for Redeemer Rugby. The weather was kind and the players provided quality entertainment for the many supporters on the sidelines. Thanks to massive support by spectators and players of the Rugby barbecue, much needed funds were raised to benefit the players. Redeemer Rugby Supporters had its usual fare of assorted burgers, sausage sizzles and cold drinks. This year saw the addition of Barista quality coffees, teas and chai lattes; courtesy of the talented Peter Grant and his state of the art coffee machine. A Saturday morning home game offers the opportunity to sample Rugby Supporters gourmet delights, catch-up with other parents and soak up the atmosphere while supporting our children in their endeavours. The barbecue relies on volunteers, some who start their morning at Stoltz home games before the players arrive and are still tidying up after the players have left the grounds. It is a labour of love for our children (and love of the game). Redeemer Rugby Supporters committee would like to acknowledge the team of dedicated parents and family who volunteer to assist with the barbecue at Rugby home games. Whether for a half hour or the whole morning, everyone’s contribution is valued. Special recognition to: Dianne and Ross Furlonger, Kerry and James Martyn, Robyn and Rudi Schwarz, Judith and Leon Lobegeier, Peter Grant and Col Stiller. With many committee members’ children in their final Rugby year in 2014, new members are needed to carry on the tradition.
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