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Margaret Day Allen

Articles Written: 
The Inspired Art of Juanita Leonard [3]
John Culver: Traveling Through Time in Search of Paradise [4]
Arbon Lane’s Paintings and Poems Give Voice to His Life and Times [5]
C.M. Laster: Art Against the Odds [6]
John Foster Makes Second Major Discovery [7]
Obituary: Roger Lee Ivens (Ab the Flagman) 1964-2022 [8]

MARGARET DAY ALLEN is the author of the book When the Spirit Speaks: Self-Taught Art of the South and a member of the Folk Art Society of America Advisory Board. She often writes about self-taught art.

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Kathryn Allen

Articles Written: 
Jim Clark: Imagineering at Work [10]

KATHRYN ALLEN is the retired Senior Editor/Acquisitions of Southern Methodist University Press in Dallas, Tex., and a docent at the Amon Carter Museum of American Art. She is a former docent at the Kimbell Art Museum in Ft. Worth, Tex.

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Jay Althouse

Articles Written: 
An Introduction to Seagrove Pottery [12]

JAY ALTHOUSE, from Raleigh, N. C., is a composer and arranger of music for school performing groups. He and his wife, Sally, have collected folk art for almost 30 years.

Arne Anton [13]

Aarne Anton

Articles Written: 
Ionel Talpazan 1955-2015: Ionel Talpazan Comes to America with Visions of UFOs and Space [14]

AARNE ANTON is the owner of American Primitive Gallery in Poloma, NY.

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Ramona Austin

Articles Written: 
Called by the Spirits: Four African American Self-Taught Artists and the Venice Bennale [16]

RAMONA AUSTIN is the former Curator of the Baron and Ellin Gordon Art Galleries at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Va.

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Kathy Johnson Bowles

Articles Written: 
Fertile Visions: Paintings by Marion Forgey Line [18]
Hawkins Bolden: A Mind’s Eye and Searching Hands See [19]

KATHY JOHNSON BOWLES is an artist and scholar.

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Lynne Browne

Articles Written: 
High's Folk Art Curator Organizes Sudduth Exhibition [21]

LYNNE BROWNE, from Highlands, N.C., is a folk art collector.

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Margaret Browne

Articles Written: 
Paradise Regained [23]
American Folk Art Museum Bounces Back with Uncommon Artists XX Symposium [24]

MARGARET BROWNE is former curator of exhibitions at The Bascom: A Center for the Arts in Highlands, N.C.

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Georgine Clarke

Articles Written: 
Alabama Artists Celebrated in the South of France [26]

The late GEORGINE CLARKE was visual arts program manager for the Alabama State Council on the Arts. She went to France as part of the official Alabama delegation.

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Wayne Cox

Articles Written: 
Kevin Sampson: Memorial Maker [28]

WAYNE COX directs a public policy research organization. He also documents, collects and writes about self-taught art. He and his wife, Myrene, live in Miami, Florida, and Port Maria, Jamaica. They were recently named by Art and Antiques Magazine to its list of the Top 100 Art Collectors in the United States.

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Ned Crouch

Articles Written: 
Time Made Real: The Carvings of Tim Lewis [30]

NED CROUCH is adjunct curator for special projects at the Customs House Museum and Cultural Center, Clarksville, Tenn.

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Carol Crown

Articles Written: 
Folk Art Scholarship Initiated [32]

CAROL CROWN is Professor Emerita of Art History at the University of Memphis.

[33]

Mary Anne Deane

Articles Written: 
Experiencing the International Folk Art Market [34]

The late MARY ANNE DEANE was a retired pre-school teacher and a member of the Board of Directors of the Folk Art Society.

[35]

Emmanuelle Delmas-Glass

Articles Written: 
Painting the World With a Rainbow: Jessica Park [36]
Personal Recollections: Collecting Folk Art in Virginia [37]

EMMANUELLE DELMAS-GLASS, from Guilford, Conn., works for the Yale Center of British Art.

William Ellis [38]

William L Ellis

Articles Written: 
Billy Tripp's Mindfield [39]
Larry Bissonnette: Where Art and Autism Meet [40]

WILLIAM L. ELLIS is an associate professor of music at Saint Michael’s College in Colchester, Vt. He wrote the entry on Tripp for the Folk Art volume of The New Encyclopedia of Southern Culture (University of North Carolina Press, 2013) and wrote about Edwin Jeffery Jr. for the Spring 2014 Folk Art Messenger.

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John Foster

Articles Written: 
Smudging the Edges: Folk Art Goes Commercial [42]

JOHN FOSTER, is an artist, graphic designer and the curator of Accidental Mysteries [43], a blog and traveling exhibition of vernacular photography.

[44]

Matt Geiger

Articles Written: 
THE CARNIVAL OF LIFE: Painter, Woodcarver and Musician Rick Harris [45]

MATT GEIGER is a journalist and author living in Wisconsin. His recent book, The Geiger Counter: Raised by Wolves & Other Stories, (HenschelHAUS/2016) is available now in stores and online. Visit his website: http://www.geigerbooks.com [46].

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Tony Gengarelly

Articles Written: 
In The Spirit of Tradition: Three Generations of Women Artists [48]

TONY GENGARELLY is Professor Emeritus of Art History and Museum Studies at Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts.

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Bud Goldstone

Articles Written: 
Las Pozas: A Conservator's Nightmare [50]

BUD GOLDSTONE worked from 1955 to 1981 as an engineer for North American Aviation. From 1959 to his death in 2012, he volunteered as a conservation engineer for the preservation of Simon Rodia's Watts Towers, a National Historic Landmark in Los Angeles. In 1959, he ran a controlled scientific proof-load test and stress analysis on the Watts Towers that proved them to be stable and prevented the city from demolishing them. He wrote the proposal for a $1,900,000 grant from FEMA to repair earthquake damage to Watts Towers and also a $485,000 grant to repair earthquake damage to the California State Landmark, Bottle Village, in Simi Valley. With his wife, Arloa Paquin Goldstone, he was the author of The Los Angeles Watts Towers, published by the J. Paul Getty Foundation in 1997. You can see a full obituary in The Folk Art Messenger #82 [51].

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Jennifer Hardin

Articles Written: 
Folk Art on Display During Folk Art Society's Annual Conference [53]

JENNIFER HARDIN is the former chief curator at the Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg, Fla.

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Larry Harris

Articles Written: 
April at the Critter Crossing [55]

LARRY HARRIS is an architect, photographer and art collector who lives in Houston. His website: www.narrowlarry.com [56] is dedicated to the documentation of visionary folk art environments throughout the United States.

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Jeffrey Hayes

Articles Written: 
Dr. Evermor's Forevertron [58]
Mona Boulware Webb: "The Queen of Willy Street" [59]

The late JEFFREY HAYES was professor of art history at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

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Bernard Herman

Articles Written: 
Reflections on the Life and Art of Thornton Dial [61]

BERNARD HERMAN is the George B. Tindall Distinguished Professor of Southern Studies and Chair of the Department of American Studies, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He is the editor of Thornton Dial: Thoughts on Paper, and many other books. His forthcoming book, Fever Within: the Art of Ronald Lockett, will be published in June. The concurrent exhibition will be on view at the American Folk Art Museum, June 21-September 18, 2016, then travel to the High Museum of Art and the Ackland Art Museum.

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Jo Farb Hernández

Articles Written: 
Singular Spaces: Spanish Art Environments [63]

JO FARB HERNANDEZ is Director and Professor Emerita of Thompson Art Gallery and Professor in the Department of Art and Art History at San Jose State University. She also serves as Director and Chief Curator of SPACES (Saving and Preserving Arts and Cultural Environments).

Photo: Luisa Del Giudice

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Frank Holt

Articles Written: 
The Kingdoms of Edward Hicks [65]

The late FRANK HOLT was the former director of the Mennello Museum of American Art in Orlando, FL.

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Stephen P. Huyler

Articles Written: 
Reinventing Reality: The Art of Sonabai Rajawar [67]
The Missing and the Found: The Art of Ray Gabaldon and Tona Wakefield [68]

STEPHEN HUYLER is an art historian and cultural anthropologist who has spent the past 51 years conducting a survey of the rural art and crafts of India. His particular focus has been Indian women’s art and identity. A native of Ojai, Calif., Stephen has developed a close friendship with Ray and Tona over the past year.

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Jane Joel

Articles Written: 
Vollis Simpson: The Don Quixote of East-Central North Carolina [70]

JANE M. JOEL is a free-lance writer in Richmond, Va.

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Ray Kass

Articles Written: 
Martin Johnson’s “ForInstance” [72]

RAY KASS is a nationally recognized artist and a professor emeritus of studio art at Virginia Tech. The founder and director of the Mountain Lake Workshop at Virginia Tech, he produced workshops for Howard Finster (1985), John Cage, Jiro Okura, Stephen Addiss, James De La Varga and Merce Cunningham, among others. He is the author many publications, including John Cage: Zen Ox-Herding Pictures (2009), The Sight of Silence: John Cage's Complete Watercolors (2011) and Morris Graves: Vision of the Inner Eye (1983). His future plans include a retrospective exhibition of the work of the Virginia artist Georgia Blizzard, with Lee Kogan as co-curator. He a founding board member of the Folk Art Society of America.

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Randall Lott

Articles Written: 
Bernice Sims: Painter of Life as She Lives It [74]
Ruby Williams' Produce Stand and Art Gallery [75]

RANDALL LOTT, a software executive living in Manitou Springs, CO, collects folk art and is a member of the Folk Art Society’s National Advisory Board.

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Minhazz Majumdar

Articles Written: 
The Inner Eye: The Art of Ganesh Jogi and Teju Ben [77]

MINHAZZ MAJUMDAR is a writer and designer engaged in the documentation and promotion of folk art and craft forms in India. For more than a decade, she has been working with artists and craft communities across India, presenting India’s finest traditional practitioners to audiences worldwide.

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Kyle Mancuso

Articles Written: 
Food for Thought: George Voronovsky and the Virtues of Foraging [79]

KYLE MANCUSO is the Curatorial Research Associate at the High Museum of Art, Atlanta.

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Judith Meyerowitz

Articles Written: 
Exhibition Review Really Free: The Radical Art of Nellie Mae Rowe [81]

JUDITH MEYEROWITZ, a psychologist from New York City, has served as a docent at the Metropolitan Museum.

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Carol Millsom

Articles Written: 
History Refused to Die: Highlights from the Souls Grown Deep Foundation Gift [83]

CAROL MILLSOM recently retired as professor of child development and education at New York University.

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Jenny Moore

Articles Written: 
Vollis Simpson’s Whirligigs Are Moving and Not Just in the Wind! [85]

JENNY MOORE is the former project manager for the Vollis Simpson Whirligig Park Project in Wilson, N. C.

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Ann Oppenhimer

Articles Written: 
16 Years: A History of the Folk Art Society [87]
A Tribute to Howard Finster [88]
Anton Rajer 1952-2011 [89]
Fiddle Music Enlivens Symposium [90]
Herbert W. Hemphill Jr. Memorial Award [91]
Message from the Executive Director - 2017 [92]
Message from the Executive Director (Fall 2017) [93]
Message from the Interim Director (2015) [94]
Message From the President (2002) [95]
Message From the President (2003) [96]
Message from the President (2005) [97]
Message From the President (2009) [98]
Message From the President (2011) [99]
Message from the President (2012) [100]
Message from the President (2013) [101]
Message from the President (2014 - SPRING) [102]
Message from the President (2014 - SUMMER) [103]
Message from the Interim Director - Winter 2015 [104]
Message from the Director 2016 [105]
Message from the Executive Director (2018) [106]
Message from the Executive Director (2019) [107]
Nek Chand's Rock Garden [108]
Obituary: Bernard Schatz (L-15) 1931-2015 [109]
Symposium in St. Louis [110]
The Paradise That No One Wants [111]
Three Singular Artists [112]
Trois Artistes Singuliers [113]
Cosmologies from the Tree of Life [114]
Introduction: Roger Cardinal 1940-2019 [115]
Message from the Executive Director 2020 [116]
Message from the Executive Director - Issue 100 (2020) [117]
Message from the Executive Director 2021 [118]
Message from the Executive Director 2021 [119]
Obituary Winfred Rembert 1945-2021 [120]
Message from the Executive Director Spring 2022 [121]
Message from the Executive Director - Summer 2022 [122]
Message from the Executive Director: Spring 2023 [123]
Message from the Executive Director: Summer 2023 [124]

ANN OPPENHIMER is the Executive Director of the Folk Art Society of America

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William and Ann Oppenhimer

Articles Written: 
Rosenak Collection Acquired by the National Museum of American Art [126]
The Indelible Images of Winfred Rembert [127]

WILLIAM OPPENHIMER is a retired obstetrician/gynecologist and is the Chief Financial Officer of the Folk Art Society of America.

ANN OPPENHIMER is the Executive Director of the Folk Art Society of America

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William Oppenhimer

Articles Written: 
Charlie Lucas and NALL [129]
Colonial Conservator Scott Nolley [130]

WILLIAM OPPENHIMER is a retired obstetrician/gynecologist and a member of the FASA Board of Directors.

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Joan Crystal Pearlman

Articles Written: 
Afro-Cuban Painter Jose Montebravo [132]
British Folk Art at the Tate Britain [133]
Grupo Bayate: Folk Art in a Cuban Collective [134]

JOAN PEARLMAN from New York City, has taught at N.Y.U., The New School and the American Folk Art Museum Institute. She recently participated in a two-person exhibition of her photographs in “Woods Hole Women of a Certain Age.”

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Tony Rajer

Articles Written: 
Philip Moore: The Spirit-Trained Visionary Artist from Guyana, South America [136]
Nek Chand's Story [137]

The late TONY RAJER was an art conservator, a professor at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, and a member of the FASA's National Advisory Board.

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Luis Joaquim Rodriguez

Articles Written: 
The Studio Workshop for Naïve Art, Bayate [139]
Estudio Taller Arte Naif, Bayate: A Space for Investigation, Education and Promotion [140]

LUIS “EL ESTUDIANTE” JOAQUIN RODRIGUEZ
is General Coordinator, Proyecto Bayate. He is a Naif painter who lives and works in Mella, Cuba.
photo by Ann Oppenhimer

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Scott Rothstein

Articles Written: 
Atelier Incurve [142]
From a Quiet Place: The Paper Sculptures of Kyoko Okubo [143]

SCOTT ROTHSTEIN is an artist who lives in Santa Fe.

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Michael Ryman

Articles Written: 
The Dutch Artists of Herenplaats [145]

MICHAEL RYMER is a writer who lives in New York.

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Thomas E. Scanlin

Articles Written: 
What Price Paradise? [147]
Drawn to Clay: The Pottery of Ed Gilliam [148]

THOMAS E. SCANLIN is a retired jewelry designer and owner of Studio Jewelers in Dahlonega, Ga.

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Fred Scruton

Articles Written: 
The Fabulous Henry Hall [150]
Joe Minter: A Cry in the Wilderness [151]

FRED SCRUTON is a professor of art in Northwestern Pennsylvania. He travels extensively throughout the U.S. to document ‘outsider’ and ‘visionary’ artists. His work can be seen at fredscruton.com [152].

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James Sellman

Articles Written: 
Truth and Consequences: The 25-Year Friendship of Thornton Dial and Bill Arnett [154]
Truly Transformative: Souls Grown Deep Foundation Gifts 57 Works of Art to the Metropolitan Museum of Art [155]

JAMES SELLMAN is the President of the Folk Art Society of America. He and his wife Barbara have been traveling throughout the world collecting art for more than 35 years and have been members of the Folk Art Society of America for 22 years. They have donated more than 200 pieces of traditional African art to Richmond's Virginia Union University, and they have made significant gifts of drawings and paintings by Thornton Dial to that and other American institutions. The Sellmans have spent the past 25 years supporting African American artists, exhibitions and other academic projects. Since 1978, Sellman has served on the Clinical Faculty of the Medical College of Virginia-VCU Medical School. In 2001, he was recognized by the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill as one of the 35 outstanding psychiatrists in America.

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James and Barbara Sellman

Articles Written: 
Remembering Our Friend and Mentor, William "Bill" Arnett [157]

JAMES & BARBARA SELLMAN are longtime collectors of the work of Thornton Dial and other Southern outsider artists, in addition to African Art. James, a practicing clinical psychiatrist, is President of the Folk Art Society of America, and Barbara is a member of the FASA Board of Directors.

E Lee Shepard [158]

E Lee Shepard

Articles Written: 
Folk Art Society of America Archives at the Virginia Historical Society [159]

The late E. LEE SHEPARD was Vice President for Collections and Sallie and William B. Thalhimer III Senior Archivist of the Virginia Historical Society in Richmond, Va.

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David K. Smith

Articles Written: 
Animals in the Art of Charley and Noah Kinney [161]

DAVID K. SMITH is an artist, an art historian and the publisher of the folk art journal, The Bottlecap.

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Carol Millsom and Victor Studer

Articles Written: 
Ted Ludwiczak's Easter Island on the Hudson [163]

CAROL MILLSOM STUDER recently retired as professor of child development and education at New York University.

The late VICTOR STUDER was director of tea research at Thomas J. Lipton Co., and a member of the Folk Art Society's National Advisory Board.

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Christine Style

Articles Written: 
The Chitrakars of Naya [165]

CHRISTINE STYLE is Professor Emerita of Art and Design at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay.

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Adrian Swain

Articles Written: 
When I Win the Doctor Thing: Minnie Adkins [167]

ADRIAN SWAIN is the former Curator at the Kentucky Folk Art Center, Morehead State University.

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Peter Szok

Articles Written: 
Pavoneándose por el Infierno: Los Diablos Rojos de Panamá [169]
Swaggering Through Hell: The Rise and Decline of Panama’s Red Devil Buses [170]

PETER SZOK is associate professor of history at TCU in Fort Worth, Texas.

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Suzanne Theis

Articles Written: 
The Drive to Create: Three Handmade Personal Spaces in Houston [172]

SUSANNE THEIS was formerly the director of the Orange Show Foundation in Houston, Tex

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John Turner

Articles Written: 
Clayton Bailey 1939-2020 [174]

JOHN TURNER, from Berkeley, Calif., is an artist, writer, world traveler, a retired arts producer for KGO-TV in San Francisco, and a former curator at the San Francisco Craft and Folk Art Museum.

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Kenneth Walker

Articles Written: 
Vollis Simpson Whirligig Park Planned [176]

KENNETH WALKER is a folk art collector in Silver Spring, Md.

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R. L. Wenstrup

Articles Written: 
Riding the Saw: A Trip to Dude Baker's [178]

The late DICK WENSTRUP lived on a farm near New Richmond, Ohio, and collected folk art and books. He was a member of the Folk Art Society's National Advisory Board.

Beth Wiltshire [179]

Beth Wiltshire

Articles Written: 
Charlie Thedieck: An Artist Rising [180]

BETH WILTSHIRE is a peer (though not a Peer Specialist), and she has worked in Rapid Access, Medical Records and as a receptionist in Mental Health.

Jeffrey Wolf [181]

Jeffrey Wolf

Articles Written: 
Elijah Pierce: An American Journey [182]
Voices of Mississippi: An Interview with William (Bill) Ferris [183]

JEFFREY WOLF is a New York writer, director and film editor. His 2008 documentary film, James Castle: Portrait of an Artist, portrays Castle’s life and creative process, as told by family members, artists and members of the deaf community. His newest documentary, Bill Traylor: Chasing Ghosts, will premier during the opening of Between Worlds: The Art of Bill Traylor, at the Smithsonian American Art Museum on September 28, 2018.

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Larry Yust

Articles Written: 
The Interactive Mountain of Leonard Knight [185]

LARRY YUST is a filmmaker and photographer living in Los Angeles. The photographs for the Salvation Mountain article [185] were taken recently and have never before been published. “The mountain constantly changes, and I can’t stop taking pictures of it,” Yust says.

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