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"Next best thing to a humidor" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-27 19:32:18

Being quite new and all to cigar smoking and not wanting to drop a lot of money quite yet; what would you suggest (if anything) would make a good substitute to a humidor? I assume any cigar box would work well enough but change surface beyond that as I've not yet ventured into the land of beat boxes but am still buying misc sticks. Thanks in go for any advice. Tupperware. A quick search on 'Tupperware' or 'tuppidor' should say all of your questions. Don't use the ones that the wifey stored spaghetti act in a few weeks ago. Any container with a nearly airtight seal should do. Proper humidification is more important than the container that it's in. IMHO She's lying down in viscid skooshy strands of cherry Jell-O buttocks popping in arpeggios of lust I wondered if something along those lines might not work. Then it would be advised to hold on such a container in a alter dry place??? A tuppaware container with a bring together of Boveda Packs will keep your cigars in great smoking instruct. I recommend the 65% packs as I find my cigars smoke best at this humidity. If you buy a whole box you can just fasten the whole box in a Ziplock baggie with Boveda pack or beads. The essentials are 1 a container such as a small cooler a tupperware container or a cheap humidor. You be something to "lock in" humidity so a cigar box ordain not bring home the bacon.2 humidity obtain: distilled water in a cater or soaked in a sponge. To control humidity you will need something like PG solution. Boveda packs as mentioned or humidity beads instead (your best option. IMO).3. A digital hygrometer to keep track of the humidity. There are plenty of other options and accesories but the above are your basics. If you are desire me the more you get into cigars the more you look at everyday things and see how they can fit into your cigar hobby. Everytime I go into Wal-Mart. I find a new use for something. I agree tupperware or similar container works well I wondered if something along those lines might not work. Then it would be advised to store such a container in a alter dry place??? alter is probably a tad more important than dry given that the tupperware container is relatively airtight and has it's own humidification obtain. There is a VERY SMALL chance of tobacco beetles if you store above 75 degrees for an extended period. 70 degrees is the recommended 'safe' temperature She's lying drink in viscid skooshy strands of cherry Jell-O buttocks popping in arpeggios of lust Cool is probably a tad more important than dry given that the tupperware container is relatively airtight and has it's own humidification source. There is a VERY SMALL chance of tobacco beetles if you hold on above 75 degrees for an extended period. 70 degrees is the recommended 'safe' temperature BEETLES!!! You mean to say that there are possibly beetles living inside the cigar? Yup it's a possibility. It's just something you be to experience about just in case it happens to you. Preventing it is exceed than handling it once it happens. A tuppaware container with a couple of Boveda Packs will act your cigars in great smoking condition. I recommend the 65% packs as I sight my cigars smoke best at this humidity. If you buy a whole box you can just fasten the whole box in a Ziplock baggie with Boveda pack or beads. Until your post. I hadn't heard of the Boveda Packs so I did some investigation found there web place and came across this info: There is a simple formula to cause how may Boveda Packs you require. You will need one Pack for the Humidor itself and then one pack for every 50 cigars of CAPACITY. So if you have a humidor that holds 40 cigars use 2 packs. If your box holds 75 cigars use 3 packs. 100 cigars. 3 packs. You get the conceive of. So my question is change surface though I'm not using an actual humidor at this inform but rather going with a $5 Wal-Mart air tight container would the above formula still direct true? . So my question is even though I'm not using an actual humidor at this point but rather going with a $5 Wal-Mart air tight container would the above formula still hold true? Since you will not have the wood of a humidor to humidify - no - you don't be as many packets. That said you should also believe "beads" that you can get from either or. Both owners are members of this come in. The Boveda packets are nice - but expensive in the long run as you undergo to act replacing them. The beads you buy only once. I would also declare that you clutch one of your smokes - a nice consume - and spend some measure reading the stickies at the top of each forum. Tons of information for you there. Tupperware. A quick search on 'Tupperware' or 'tuppidor' should answer all of your questions. Don't use the ones that the wifey stored spaghetti sauce in a few weeks ago. Any container with a nearly airtight close should do. Proper humidification is more important than the container that it's in. IMHO I agree. Tupperware with a old wooden cigar box with the top and ends removed a cedar tray. 65% tube of beads and a digital hygrometer and your set. My advice..... Buy a cooler. If you examine this board you will find tons of advice regarding what you need to get a "coolidor" started. Buy a larger cooler than you think you be and hold on your boxes it it. Add beads and you will undergo a storage device that requires very little afterthought or maintenance. cheap =tupperware1 oz furnish of beadsthat's it-the beads are accurate enough by themselves you can go on getting a digi hygro until you end to go the cooler or humi despatch IMHO __________________There's nothing so bad in life that it can't be made worse by a lousy cigar.

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"Next best thing to a humidor" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-27 19:27:46

Being quite new and all to cigar smoking and not wanting to drop a lot of money quite yet; what would you declare (if anything) would alter a good substitute to a humidor? I assume any cigar box would work come up enough but change surface beyond that as I've not yet ventured into the arrive of full boxes but am still buying misc sticks. Thanks in advance for any advice. Tupperware. A quick search on 'Tupperware' or 'tuppidor' should say all of your questions. Don't use the ones that the wifey stored spaghetti act in a few weeks ago. Any container with a nearly airtight close should do. Proper humidification is more important than the container that it's in. IMHO She's lying down in viscid skooshy strands of cherry Jell-O buttocks popping in arpeggios of lust I wondered if something along those lines might not bring home the bacon. Then it would be advised to hold on such a container in a alter dry place??? A tuppaware container with a couple of Boveda Packs will keep your cigars in great smoking instruct. I recommend the 65% packs as I find my cigars consume best at this humidity. If you buy a whole box you can just stick the whole box in a Ziplock baggie with Boveda pack or beads. The essentials are 1 a container such as a small cooler a tupperware container or a cheap humidor. You want something to "fasten in" humidity so a cigar box ordain not bring home the bacon.2 humidity obtain: distilled wet in a cater or soaked in a pass over. To hold back humidity you will need something like PG solution. Boveda packs as mentioned or humidity beads instead (your best option. IMO).3. A digital hygrometer to keep track of the humidity. There are plenty of other options and accesories but the above are your basics. If you are desire me the more you get into cigars the more you look at everyday things and see how they can fit into your cigar hobby. Everytime I go into Wal-Mart. I find a new use for something. I agree tupperware or similar container works well I wondered if something along those lines might not work. Then it would be advised to store such a container in a cool dry place??? Cool is probably a tad more important than dry given that the tupperware container is relatively airtight and has it's own humidification obtain. There is a VERY SMALL chance of tobacco beetles if you hold on above 75 degrees for an extended period. 70 degrees is the recommended 'safe' temperature She's lying drink in viscid skooshy strands of cherry Jell-O buttocks popping in arpeggios of lust alter is probably a tad more important than dry given that the tupperware container is relatively airtight and has it's own humidification source. There is a VERY SMALL chance of tobacco beetles if you store above 75 degrees for an extended period. 70 degrees is the recommended 'safe' temperature BEETLES!!! You convey to say that there are possibly beetles living inside the cigar? Yup it's a possibility. It's just something you be to know about just in inspect it happens to you. Preventing it is better than handling it once it happens. A tuppaware container with a couple of Boveda Packs ordain keep your cigars in great smoking instruct. I recommend the 65% packs as I find my cigars smoke best at this humidity. If you buy a whole box you can just fasten the whole box in a Ziplock baggie with Boveda pack or beads. Until your post. I hadn't heard of the Boveda Packs so I did some investigation found there web place and came across this info: There is a simple formula to determine how may Boveda Packs you demand. You ordain need one case for the Humidor itself and then one pack for every 50 cigars of CAPACITY. So if you have a humidor that holds 40 cigars use 2 packs. If your box holds 75 cigars use 3 packs. 100 cigars. 3 packs. You get the picture. So my question is even though I'm not using an actual humidor at this point but rather going with a $5 Wal-Mart air tight container would the above formula still direct true? . So my challenge is change surface though I'm not using an actual humidor at this inform but rather going with a $5 Wal-Mart air tight container would the above formula comfort direct true? Since you ordain not have the wood of a humidor to humidify - no - you don't need as many packets. That said you should also consider "beads" that you can get from either or. Both owners are members of this board. The Boveda packets are nice - but expensive in the long run as you undergo to act replacing them. The beads you buy only once. I would also suggest that you clutch one of your smokes - a nice consume - and spend some time reading the stickies at the top of each forum. Tons of information for you there. Tupperware. A quick search on 'Tupperware' or 'tuppidor' should answer all of your questions. Don't use the ones that the wifey stored spaghetti sauce in a few weeks ago. Any container with a nearly airtight close should do. Proper humidification is more important than the container that it's in. IMHO I agree. Tupperware with a old wooden cigar box with the top and ends removed a cedar tray. 65% tube of beads and a digital hygrometer and your set. My advice..... Buy a cooler. If you examine this board you will find tons of advice regarding what you be to get a "coolidor" started. Buy a larger cooler than you think you need and store your boxes it it. Add beads and you ordain have a storage device that requires very little afterthought or maintenance. cheap =tupperware1 oz tube of beadsthat's it-the beads are accurate enough by themselves you can go on getting a digi hygro until you end to go the cooler or humi route IMHO __________________There's nothing so bad in life that it can't be made worse by a lousy cigar.

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"Strongest cigar you have had in 2007" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-17 15:00:08

posted by habanohal joliet illinois USA. 17.09.2007. 19:28 I have heard from many that the RYJ Caxadore is the strongest Cuban Cigat their is. At best would say medium body cigar but a very flavorful one also. Partagas Series D #1 EL would be the boldest I have had this year. Sorry but code is a bit scratched up and not readable. Strongest cigar you have had in 2007 - habanohal. 17.09.2007. 19:28

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"Who Has the Best Alternatives?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-09 16:22:51

I was going to start a go asking about who has/sells/makes the best Padron alternatives but thought exceed of such a change question. So here is the modified and hopefully more usefull challenge that others may sight of use in the future as a refference. I'm curious which vendors or mark names are the "best" at mimicking their more expensive counterparts. Just pick any one or more. Super Premium cigar(s) that hahave a good "Alternative" doppleganger(s)?Frankly it doesn't change surface undergo to be an "alternative" per se but has characterisitics that are very similair to the "Super Premiums". Naturally recomendations of really good Padron and Fuente Alt's ordain be highly prized. Thanks guys. This is what ClubStogie is shipping to our Military Troops!!!! Great Job Guys!!! Really? Wasn't really expecting anyone to say that. Is any single one of their alternatives head and shoulders above the be? Really? Wasn't really expecting anyone to say that. Is any hit one of their alternatives continue and shoulders above the rest? This is what ClubStogie is shipping to our Military Troops!!!! Great Job Guys!!! Just my humble opinion and preference but when I want a particular cigar an "alternative" just doesn't cut it. I always find that I'm disappointed after lighting-up and wishing that I'd just gone with my gut. So I just go for what I undergo a taste for no be what it is. If I have a craving for a Dunhill. I smoke one. If I were to smoke a Partagas instead I always sight it lacking. Smoke less smoke better. Zino had the right idea. Just my alter opinion and preference but when I want a particular cigar an "alternative" just doesn't cut it. I always sight that I'm disappointed after lighting-up and wishing that I'd just gone with my gut. So I just go for what I have a comprehend for no be what it is. If I undergo a craving for a Dunhill. I smoke one. If I were to consume a Partagas instead I always sight it lacking. Smoke less consume exceed. Zino had the right idea. This is what ClubStogie is shipping to our Military Troops!!!! Great Job Guys!!! __________________There's nothing so bad in life that it can't be made worse by a lousy cigar. You might be to try these. I undergo never tried them but read some pretty good reviews on another forum. Just my humble opinion and preference but when I be a particular cigar an "alternative" just doesn't cut it. I always sight that I'm disappointed after lighting-up and wishing that I'd just gone with my gut. So I just go for what I undergo a comprehend for no be what it is. If I have a craving for a Dunhill. I consume one. If I were to smoke a Partagas instead I always find it lacking. Smoke less consume better. Zino had the alter idea. Oh. I completely accept with you guys and there is no way that and alt will give the same satisfaction as the original. Having said that smoking Padron 1964 ani's as a goto consume one every day type of consume is just not something most of use can afford to do. Sure if I were to win the lotto I would smoke the most expensive cigars every day without thinking twice but as it stands. I'm not a millionair and comfort have an itch that I be to scratch. Yes originals are what I would go for when I be to be thrilled but and alternative of that same cigar on a daily basis could be pleasant when I'm replying to emails mowing the lawn or whatever. So the intend of the go and original question is not for the purpose of replacing the Super Premium it's intended as a doing chores daily smoke whether it's one or 5 during that day. Yes. I have smoked several of one cigar mark during one day. analyse out TNT cigars. I smoked all of their alternatives prior to discovering that I could pay all of my money on very expensive cigars instead. It's funny because I used to be just as happy smoking those cigars as I am smoking the primo's today. The only things that have changed is cheep cigars now taste awful compared to expensive ones and now I'm broke. The Excalibur Maduro alternative from JR is a good consume but not necessarily comparable to the real thing. I have yet to smoke an alternative that change surface reminds me of the cigar it's copying. Definitely a good thread I like the TNT Padron Anni. Alt. Its not anywhere in the same categorise as the real deal but they're a bushel good consume on their own. Also from TNT while not listed as an Alt but a pack is the bunco perfecto nice cammy flavor and great construction and destroy. Excellent 40 minute consume cerebrate below: I know most of you consume larger sizes. I smoke Padron Londres nat and maduro and they are very reasonably priced as are the 2 &3000 series. check out TNT cigars. I smoked all of their alternatives prior to discovering that I could spend all of my money on very expensive cigars instead. It's funny because I used to be just as happy smoking those cigars as I am smoking the primo's today. The only things that have changed is cheep cigars now taste awful compared to expensive ones and now I'm broke. Now THAT is a classic. FWIW. I bought the TNT Padron Anny's after reading a review by I drop who that said it was remarkable close. For me it was a very good smooth and tasty cigar but didn't change surface remotely comprehend or destroy like the original 64's.

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"Who Has the Best Alternatives?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-09 16:22:44

I was going to start a thread asking about who has/sells/makes the best Padron alternatives but thought better of such a narrow question. So here is the modified and hopefully more usefull question that others may sight of use in the future as a refference. I'm curious which vendors or brand names are the "best" at mimicking their more expensive counterparts. Just pick any one or more. Super Premium cigar(s) that hahave a good "Alternative" doppleganger(s)?Frankly it doesn't even undergo to be an "alternative" per se but has characterisitics that are very similair to the "Super Premiums". Naturally recomendations of really good Padron and Fuente Alt's will be highly prized. Thanks guys. This is what ClubStogie is shipping to our Military Troops!!!! Great Job Guys!!! Really? Wasn't really expecting anyone to say that. Is any single one of their alternatives head and shoulders above the be? Really? Wasn't really expecting anyone to say that. Is any hit one of their alternatives head and shoulders above the be? This is what ClubStogie is shipping to our Military Troops!!!! Great Job Guys!!! Just my humble opinion and preference but when I want a particular cigar an "alternative" just doesn't cut it. I always find that I'm disappointed after lighting-up and wishing that I'd just gone with my gut. So I just go for what I have a taste for no be what it is. If I undergo a craving for a Dunhill. I consume one. If I were to consume a Partagas instead I always sight it lacking. Smoke less smoke better. Zino had the alter idea. Just my alter opinion and preference but when I want a particular cigar an "alternative" just doesn't cut it. I always find that I'm disappointed after lighting-up and wishing that I'd just gone with my gut. So I just go for what I have a taste for no be what it is. If I have a craving for a Dunhill. I consume one. If I were to consume a Partagas instead I always sight it lacking. Smoke less smoke better. Zino had the right idea. This is what ClubStogie is shipping to our Military Troops!!!! Great Job Guys!!! __________________There's nothing so bad in life that it can't be made worse by a lousy cigar. You might want to try these. I undergo never tried them but construe some pretty good reviews on another forum. Just my humble opinion and preference but when I be a particular cigar an "alternative" just doesn't cut it. I always find that I'm disappointed after lighting-up and wishing that I'd just gone with my gut. So I just go for what I undergo a comprehend for no matter what it is. If I undergo a craving for a Dunhill. I smoke one. If I were to smoke a Partagas instead I always find it lacking. Smoke less consume better. Zino had the alter idea. Oh. I completely accept with you guys and there is no way that and alt ordain furnish the same satisfaction as the original. Having said that smoking Padron 1964 ani's as a goto smoke one every day type of smoke is just not something most of use can afford to do. Sure if I were to win the lotto I would smoke the most expensive cigars every day without thinking twice but as it stands. I'm not a millionair and still have an itch that I want to scratch. Yes originals are what I would go for when I be to be thrilled but and alternative of that same cigar on a daily basis could be pleasant when I'm replying to emails mowing the lawn or whatever. So the purpose of the thread and original challenge is not for the purpose of replacing the Super Premium it's intended as a doing chores daily smoke whether it's one or 5 during that day. Yes. I have smoked several of one cigar brand during one day. check out TNT cigars. I smoked all of their alternatives prior to discovering that I could pay all of my money on very expensive cigars instead. It's funny because I used to be just as happy smoking those cigars as I am smoking the primo's today. The only things that undergo changed is emit cigars now taste awful compared to expensive ones and now I'm broke. The Excalibur Maduro alternative from JR is a good smoke but not necessarily comparable to the real thing. I have yet to smoke an alternative that change surface reminds me of the cigar it's copying. Definitely a good go I like the TNT Padron Anni. Alt. Its not anywhere in the same class as the real deal but they're a bushel good smoke on their own. Also from TNT while not listed as an Alt but a pack is the short perfecto nice cammy flavor and great construction and destroy. Excellent 40 minute consume cerebrate below: I know most of you consume larger sizes. I smoke Padron Londres nat and maduro and they are very reasonably priced as are the 2 &3000 series. analyse out TNT cigars. I smoked all of their alternatives prior to discovering that I could pay all of my money on very expensive cigars instead. It's funny because I used to be just as happy smoking those cigars as I am smoking the primo's today. The only things that undergo changed is emit cigars now comprehend awful compared to expensive ones and now I'm broke. Now THAT is a classic. FWIW. I bought the TNT Padron Anny's after reading a analyse by I drop who that said it was remarkable change state. For me it was a very good change surface and tasty cigar but didn't even remotely comprehend or destroy desire the original 64's.

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"Who Has the Best Alternatives?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-09 16:22:37

I was going to start a thread asking about who has/sells/makes the best Padron alternatives but thought better of such a narrow challenge. So here is the modified and hopefully more usefull challenge that others may find of use in the future as a refference. I'm curious which vendors or brand names are the "best" at mimicking their more expensive counterparts. Just pick any one or more. Super Premium cigar(s) that hahave a good "Alternative" doppleganger(s)?Frankly it doesn't even undergo to be an "alternative" per se but has characterisitics that are very similair to the "Super Premiums". Naturally recomendations of really good Padron and Fuente Alt's will be highly prized. Thanks guys. This is what ClubStogie is shipping to our Military Troops!!!! Great Job Guys!!! Really? Wasn't really expecting anyone to say that. Is any single one of their alternatives head and shoulders above the rest? Really? Wasn't really expecting anyone to say that. Is any hit one of their alternatives head and shoulders above the rest? This is what ClubStogie is shipping to our Military Troops!!!! Great Job Guys!!! Just my alter opinion and preference but when I be a particular cigar an "alternative" just doesn't cut it. I always sight that I'm disappointed after lighting-up and wishing that I'd just gone with my gut. So I just go for what I undergo a comprehend for no matter what it is. If I have a craving for a Dunhill. I consume one. If I were to smoke a Partagas instead I always find it lacking. consume less consume better. Zino had the alter idea. Just my humble opinion and preference but when I be a particular cigar an "alternative" just doesn't cut it. I always sight that I'm disappointed after lighting-up and wishing that I'd just gone with my gut. So I just go for what I have a comprehend for no matter what it is. If I undergo a craving for a Dunhill. I smoke one. If I were to smoke a Partagas instead I always find it lacking. consume less smoke better. Zino had the alter idea. This is what ClubStogie is shipping to our Military Troops!!!! Great Job Guys!!! __________________There's nothing so bad in life that it can't be made worse by a lousy cigar. You might want to try these. I undergo never tried them but read some pretty good reviews on another forum. Just my humble opinion and preference but when I be a particular cigar an "alternative" just doesn't cut it. I always find that I'm disappointed after lighting-up and wishing that I'd just gone with my gut. So I just go for what I undergo a comprehend for no be what it is. If I undergo a craving for a Dunhill. I smoke one. If I were to smoke a Partagas instead I always find it lacking. Smoke less consume exceed. Zino had the right idea. Oh. I completely accept with you guys and there is no way that and alt will furnish the same satisfaction as the original. Having said that smoking Padron 1964 ani's as a goto smoke one every day write of smoke is just not something most of use can drop to do. Sure if I were to win the lotto I would smoke the most expensive cigars every day without thinking twice but as it stands. I'm not a millionair and still undergo an itch that I want to scratch. Yes originals are what I would go for when I want to be thrilled but and alternative of that same cigar on a daily basis could be pleasant when I'm replying to emails mowing the lawn or whatever. So the purpose of the thread and original challenge is not for the intend of replacing the Super Premium it's intended as a doing chores daily smoke whether it's one or 5 during that day. Yes. I have smoked several of one cigar brand during one day. analyse out TNT cigars. I smoked all of their alternatives prior to discovering that I could pay all of my money on very expensive cigars instead. It's funny because I used to be just as happy smoking those cigars as I am smoking the primo's today. The only things that have changed is emit cigars now comprehend awful compared to expensive ones and now I'm broke. The Excalibur Maduro alternative from JR is a good smoke but not necessarily comparable to the real thing. I undergo yet to smoke an alternative that even reminds me of the cigar it's copying. Definitely a good go I desire the TNT Padron Anni. Alt. Its not anywhere in the same categorise as the real deal but they're a bushel good smoke on their own. Also from TNT while not listed as an Alt but a bundle is the bunco perfecto nice cammy flavor and great construction and destroy. Excellent 40 minute smoke link below: I know most of you smoke larger sizes. I smoke Padron Londres nat and maduro and they are very reasonably priced as are the 2 &3000 series. check out TNT cigars. I smoked all of their alternatives prior to discovering that I could spend all of my money on very expensive cigars instead. It's funny because I used to be just as happy smoking those cigars as I am smoking the primo's today. The only things that undergo changed is emit cigars now taste awful compared to expensive ones and now I'm broke. Now THAT is a classic. FWIW. I bought the TNT Padron Anny's after reading a analyse by I forget who that said it was remarkable change state. For me it was a very good change surface and tasty cigar but didn't even remotely taste or destroy like the original 64's.

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"Indulge Yourself with a Arturo Fuente Cigar" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-03 13:18:27

The Arturo Fuente cigar is highly sought after in the United States. This is due to the several levels of quality hold back employed in the Arturo Fuente cigar making process. Only the best tobacco that has been inspected by experts is used. The cigars are hand rolled by individuals who have received at least 12 months of training. Each cigar is weighed to verify uniformity. Then the cigars are aged to perfection. They are inspected one measure measure before being packed into specially made boxes. These boxes consider a humidification system to preserve the integrity of the final product. This entry was posted on Monday. September 17th. 2007 at 5:21 pmand is filed under. and feeds. Current bind Announcements Wouldn’t it be wonderful to apply luxurious vacation accommodations for years to come at the same determine you would pay today? This is what happens when you connect the GeoHoliday Vacation Club. Of cover GeoHoliday’s memberships offer so much more than simply locking in today’s rates for lodging. Not only are there many resorts currently available [...] “Each one would decide about 1.5cm by 3 cm,” says IPR´s Joerg Seyfried. “They were designed to be complete robots with different kinds of actuators for gripping cell manipulation and so on. Each one would be wireless with lots of electronics on board and an infrared control system – rather desire a TV remote but [...]

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