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Mark Arbour Subject: 1968 - Chapter 61968by: Mark Arbour Before you
read this story, there are a few things you should consider:1. It
contains graphic descriptions of sex between men. There may even be
some sex with women in here. Fortunately, there is no sex with
animals.2. Be aware that the effects of inflation have been
profound. A good rule of thumb is to consider that $1 in 1968 is
probably similar to $10 in 2008. So just add a zero at the end of
any number.3. This is a sequel to "Chronicles of an Academic
Predator." You don't have to read CAP before this story, but it
will give you a deeper insight into the characters and their pasts.
CHAPTER SIXMusical Recommendation:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9iSXrZYhJt4 "Light My Fire" by The
Doors February 14, 1968 I woke up with a huge smile on my face. The
three of us, Sam, Isidore, and I, were sprawled on the bed after a
night of intense lovemaking. I hadn't had sex with Isidore for a
long time. It just wasn't part of our relationship. But last night
necessity had put us all together in the only bed in the house. Sam
had snuggled up behind me while I was lying next to Isidore. He got
frisky and started rubbing against my ass. Isidore reached down and
grabbed my erection, and before I knew it, I was making love to her
while Sam penetrated me. I came like a volcano. But Sam is a
dynamo, and that wasn't enough for him. He ended up next to Isidore
and gently
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to me for approval. I smiled at him and he showed me his
considerable skills with women. I wasn't jealous; I was turned on,
watching him play her body like a flute, pushing all her buttons.
Finally he mounted her, forcing his monster dick in her. Her eyes
bulged and I giggled at her. I watched Sam's cute muscular ass move
up and down as he fucked her, and I couldn't resist. I moved in
behind him and dove into his crack. His ass was hairy, with curly
hair, but the smell of his pheromones was one intoxicating
cocktail. I licked and probed his hole while he worked Isidore. He
rewarded my
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purposely back into my mouth. I'd never tried to penetrate his ass.
It had always seemed off limits, but now, with him this keyed up, I
decided to try. I lubed up my index finger and gently probed his
hole. "Hey hey hey," he said in alarm. "What's going on back
there?" I laughed. "Do you trust me?" He turned around and looked
at me and I just winked at him. I guess he figured that he could
take any pain I could throw his way. I continued my probe and felt
him tense up, slowly, ever so slowly, he relaxed. He continued to
fuck Isidore until he was loose enough for me to move my finger
around. I only moved slightly, being very careful, and moved my
finger toward his prostate. I found it, and allowed my finger to
gently graze against it. Sam froze up and tightened his ass and I
giggled. I'd hit it. I left my finger in one place and let him
control the strokes, pulling out of Isidore let him decide how and
where to hit my finger. He went wild. Soon he had turned into a
complete animal and was fucking her hard. I smiled as I saw her
head flail back and forth as she entered into one long continual
orgasm. Then he came. I felt his ass grab my finger so tight it
almost hurt, and then he let out a growl that would have scared a
lion. After he came, he rolled off of Isidore, who was still lying
there panting and flailing, while I entered her to prolong her
pleasure. Sam returned the favor I'd just done for him, and in no
time at all I blasted inside Isidore too. This morning, as I looked
at the two of them, I pondered each of them and their beauty.
Isidore, aging so gracefully, still a slim, attractive woman. Sam,
a young, hot stud. Why
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get out of bed? They woke up almost at the same time. Sam smiled at
me.
Lolitas Castle "Damn, that was one amazing night."
Isidore grinned and blushed. I
Lolitas Castle kissed her on
the forehead. "Can we keep him dear?" I asked, and she started
laughing. "Absolutely." Isidore took the Cadillac and went on a
shopping spree. There were a lot of rooms to furnish. I was glad
she was taking charge. In the past, I'd had to do the decorating,
and while I do have excellent taste, all modesty aside, Isidore
does an even better job. Sam drove me to campus. On my desk was the
Stanford weekly newspaper. The headline read: Northwestern's loss
is Stanford's gain, and there was a glowing story about me and my
confrontation with the powers that be at Northwestern and the
campus protesters. If they saw this at Northwestern there would be
some hand wringing. I smiled. I had just started to dig into the
latest news when Dr. Falstead came strolling in. I noticed that the
environment was much more casual here, people used first names and
usually left their doors open. I liked it. "Morning JP," he said
cheerfully. "Morning Dave," I responded. I had to remember to use
his first name. What a switch from Peterson. I don't even think I
know his first name. "I've got a favor to ask," he said. "Sure.
What can I do for you?" "I want to transfer the American History
class to Francis and have you pick up another section on your
History of Vietnam course." He was smiling. "How does Francis feel
about that?" I asked. Professors were usually intensely irritated
when they had to pick up someone else's class. "I cut a deal with
her, so don't worry about it. Pre-registration for your fall class
is already full, and the second section is half-full. You have the
most popular course on campus. The request to expand it came from
the registrar by way of the Chancellor." "Well then," I said, "I'd
be happy to do that. It will be a lot of fun, but a lot of work. I
hope the students realize that." "This is Stanford JP. They're
always up
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left. Sam stopped by to pick me up at the end of the day. "Hey
there boss. How's it going?" I smiled at him. He always made me
smile. "I'm not your boss yet," I said. "We lost our American
History class next semester." He looked worried. If I didn't keep
up my teaching load he'd lose his job. I let him stew for a minute
then I gave him a big grin. "They asked me to add another section
of the class on Vietnam. First one is already full." "Already?
Pre-registration just started." "Yep, already." I looked at him and
his sexy form. He Lolitas Castle had the ability to fire up my
libido like crazy. "Can you take me home?" He grinned, reading my
mind. "Yeah, but I have to work in two hours." "Well, you better
drive fast then." Isidore and I had dinner together that night and
she filled me in on all the progress she'd made. It was impressive.
Her biggest focus seemed to be on getting beds for everyone. "I
have to go back to Chicago tomorrow JP," she said. I was genuinely
sad and disappointed. "But you just got here. Can't you stay
longer?" She smiled at me. "I have a big event on Friday. Want me
to come back this weekend?" "That would be terrific!" I said. Now
that was good news, not just because she was coming back, but
because she seemed to really like it here.February 17, 1968 It had
seemed ridiculous to me that Isidore flew all the way back to
Chicago to host a party, only to turn around and come back the next
day. Her flight left early, so she'd be exhausted. I didn't plan
anything that evening, hoping that I could just get her to relax
and take it easy. Sometimes she pushed herself too hard. While she
was gone they'd delivered the furniture she'd bought. Damn she'd
gotten a lot, yet Escorial seemed to absorb it without even
noticing. She had flown into San Francisco this time, another
scheduling issue, so I waited at the gate, watching the jet way
intently, and waiting for her to appear. But the first person I saw
wasn't Isidore, it was Ace. My joy knew no bounds. She'd brought
the kids back with her. "Daddy!" he yelled and ran past the man in
front of him to get to me. I hugged him, only to be mobbed by
Claire and Billy right afterwards. I was so absorbed in the kids I
didn't see Betty standing there with her normal severe look. "I
sure hope this new place is nice. I'd hate to have to get in that
flying metal can for nothing," she said with mock disapproval. I
gave her a hug and saw her try to stop from smiling. And then,
there with Isidore, with another great surprise. "Stefan!" He gave
me a big hug too. I was just overwhelmed, so much so that I
couldn't hide my emotions, and that was a very rare thing. I almost
expected to see Jeff come off the plane after
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them, but he didn't. I found myself unsure as to whether I was
happy or sad that he wasn't here. Isidore had arranged for a rental
car so we divided up into two groups. I got Stefan and the kids,
while Isidore got Betty and the luggage. I thought that division
was pretty funny, but I held my tongue. The kids sat in the back
seat and argued until we made it to Palo Alto and got off the
freeway. It was a beautiful day, a rare warm streak had come
through, and so I put the top down. Claire squealed in delight and
the boys laughed. When we got to the house, Stefan's eyes bulged.
"Did you have them move Versailles here?" he asked. "No, but I got
the coolest place I could just to tempt you to move out here." He
grinned at me. The kids wasted no time ripping through the house.
In less than an hour we had them playing in the pool, giving
Isidore and Betty a chance to unpack and get organized. We were
splashing around when Sam appeared, looking incredibly hot in his
bathing suit. Stefan was gawking until I smacked him. "Hey guys," I
said to the kids. "This is Sam." Sam did a cannonball into the pool
and made them all laugh. He swam up to Ace first. "Hi. I'm Ace," he
said confidently and Stefan and I snickered. Billy was the shyest,
while Claire almost flirted with him. I grimaced. She was going to
be a real challenge when she hit the teen years. So the three of us
played with the kids until we were waterlogged. It was a great
opportunity to see Sam with them. He really did great, especially
with Billy. Once Billy got over his shyness, they really bonded.
Sam had to work, so Stefan and I took that opportunity to head to
the grocery store, armed with a prodigious list Betty and Isidore
had put together for us. "You and Sam seem to be doing well,"
Stefan observed. "He makes me happy. He's nice, he's smart, and
he's a great lover. Almost as good as you," I said, flirting with
Stefan. "Well that is saying something," Stefan shot back cockily.
"You going to ask me about Jeff?" "Why, is there some new
development I should know about?" I know I sounded bitter, and I
still was. "He's doing pretty well. They say he'll be out within
the next month or so." "Great," I said. "That will sure save me
some money." I knew that was cold and mean, and I regretted it as
soon as I said it. Stefan eyed me coldly. "Do you still love him?"
"That's hard to answer. I feel really used, and rejected, and
shunned. Until I dig out of that, I won't know how I feel." "What
would you say if I told you I was in love with him?" Stefan asked.
I stopped pushing the cart and just stared at him. "Are you?" I had
prepared myself for everything, or so I thought. But this came out
of left field and hit me like a bolt of lightning. "Yeah, I am."
"Does he love you?" I asked. "No, he still loves you." There was
bitterness in his voice. I felt horrible. Stefan was one of the
most important people in my life, and I was in the middle of a love
quadrangle where I had the potential to really hurt him. "Stefan,
of all of the people in this mess, you, me, Sam, and Jeff, you are
the most important to me. So however this works out, it has to
happen so you and I are still tight." He smiled at me and nodded.
"Do you want me to back off and leave the two of you alone?" I
asked. "Part of me wants to say yes, but that really wouldn't solve
anything. I think what has to happen is that you two need to decide
if you want to, or if you can work things out. If not, then maybe
he and I have a chance." I studied him carefully and wondered why I
missed what a deep and thoughtful person he was. He read my mind
and smiled. "Well, this is all pretty irrelevant. He doesn't even
want to see me." "Yes he does. He just doesn't want to hurt you
anymore. He's not willing to risk your feelings until he's strong
enough not to let you down." I needed to escape and think about
this. I was desperate to be by myself. "Stefan, I have to go to the
bathroom, bad. Can you work on this list and I'll be right back?"
He knew me, knew I was trying to escape, and gave me the out. He
nodded. I fled to the bathroom. So that's what this was all about.
All this rejection, the avoidance, it was his way of saving me from
any more pain in case he couldn't work it out. He must have thought
that through and decided there was a good chance he wouldn't make
it. Rather than have me keep investing my emotional capital into
him, he forced me to cut my losses. And he kept Stefan around
because he figured they were just friends, and that Stefan wouldn't
personally invest so much that he'd get hurt. But Stefan had fallen
for him. Was it just the Nightingale effect? Was he just falling
for Jeff because he was 'nursing' him? What a mess. I composed
myself and went back to find Stefan. "So what did you decide?" he
asked me. "I started the process of peeling the hurt and rejection
away. I still don't know what's underneath." "JP, I know you love
me. That is why you are so open and honest with me. Do you realize
how much easier things would have been if we had just stayed
together?" We both cracked up over that, and the mood was
lightened. That night everyone went to bed early except me. Sam had
the night shift at the motel. I sat on the patio smoking a joint,
staring at the beautiful night sky. The stars were bright and
vivid. I ruminated on my dilemma but it did no good. I wouldn't
really be able to figure this out until I talked to Jeff face to
face. I heard footsteps and a weary Sam came walking out of the
house. "I wondered where you went to," he said. I handed him the
joint. He took a few hits and sat next to me. "So what's bothering
you?" "You, Stefan,
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me?" he asked. I smiled at him and grabbed his hand. "Hardly." That
made him smile back. "I'm just confused." "You brought this up
because you want to talk to me about it. So tell me what's going
on?" His tone wasn't all that friendly, and I realized that he was
being defensive. The stars shown on his handsome face, creating an
iridescent effect. "I've been feeling really rejected because Jeff
wouldn't see me." He knew that. "Stefan told me that he did that to
try to shield me from further emotional trauma. I don't think he
was too sure he'd make it through this when he went into the
hospital." "So you were all mad at him for being a dick, and now
you're not because he was just doing it to protect your feelings?"
I nodded. "It was easy to write him off when I was mad at him, but
now that I'm not, it's forcing me to try to analyze my feelings
toward him." "So how do you feel about him?" I could sense the
apprehension in his voice. Sam really liked me. "I won't know until
he gets out and we spend some time together. I'm sorry, but that's
the truth of the matter." We sat there in silence, and I tried to
decide whether to go on. I sensed that he knew I was holding back,
and that just wasn't fair. "There are two other complications.
Stefan has fallen in love with Jeff." "Wow. That's a shock." He
looked at me, understanding my dilemma now. "So how does that make
you feel?" "Scared. Stefan is really important to me. He's one of
the cornerstones of my life. I can't lose him as a friend." "You
know," he said, "I'll bet you're just as important to him. I'd
guess even more. I think you should realize that he told you all
this so you two could work through this honestly and openly." I
looked at him, silently thanking him for pointing that out. "So
what's the other complication?" "You," I said. "Me? I'm just a guy
you met a month ago. I work for you. We have fun together. I'm your
friend. It's no big deal." He was trying to make this easy for me,
and it just made me realize what a neat guy he was. "So that's all
I am to you? Just a friend?" Let him sit in the hot seat for a
minute. "Isn't that what I mean to you?" "Nice try," I said, "but
the ball is in your court." He sighed. "You want the truth?" "No, I
want you to lie to me so I can be even more confused." He chuckled.
If it was Jeff he would have snaughed, and it bothered me to think
about him. "I like you. A lot. There, I said it. So go ahead. Laugh
at me. Tell me what an idiot I am." Where did he get all these
insecurities? "I like you a lot too. That's what makes things more
complicated." I leaned over and kissed him. He was smiling. "So I
may end up having to make a choice, and I really don't want to hurt
you. Liking me is a high risk venture these days." "JP, I don't
mind taking the risk if you're honest with me. No one I've gone out
with has ever been this candid, and I really appreciate it. If you
end up with Jeff, I still want to be your friend." "Deal. You
tired? Want to go to bed?" He grinned as he stood up. "I'm not
tired, but I want to go to bed." I giggled like a girl and felt
like an idiot.February 24, 1968 The last week had been terrific.
Having Isidore, Betty and the kids here was great. Add Stefan and
Sam into the mix and it was perfect. The kids loved Escorial. They
could run around outside, they could swim, and there was a ton of
room inside to explore. It was all new and different, and they were
having a blast. Then Sam had delivered the coup de grace and
permanently won a spot in their hearts. Yesterday he'd brought them
a puppy, a cute little Golden Retriever. Betty and Isidore were
less thrilled, but Sam didn't seem to care. They named the dog
"Goldie" which was incredibly unoriginal, but they're kids and it's
their dog. The really impressive people were Betty and Isidore.
Isidore had arranged for some of our furniture in Chicago to be
moved, and had done it all on her own. That began arriving last
week, including the most precious piece of all: the statue of
Andre. They'd completely organized the house, and even hired some
help. Betty screened the applicants, and Isidore made the final
call. They ended up hiring a nice couple who had recently moved
here from Mexico. Anna and Rafael were young, in their late 20's,
and had appealed mightily to both Isidore and Betty because they
spoke some English, they seemed to be hard workers, and they really
needed the work. I suspected that they weren't here legally, but if
things worked out we'd see if that could be corrected. Anna was
cute, and her job was to help with the cooking and housework so
Betty could spend more time with the kids. Rafael was responsible
for the yard and the cars. He had a driver's license, although I'm
not sure how he managed that, so we figured he could help take the
kids to school, or whatever. Rafael seemed like a nice guy. He was
really cute and fit, but didn't seem too bright. I'd have to keep
Stefan away from him. Best of all, Rafael loved horses, so we could
get a few horses for the stables and he could take care of them. I
insisted on overpaying them. I wanted them to be loyal, and to know
they were appreciated. Sam, Stefan, and I had taken off this
morning to go do some shopping. We'd stopped for breakfast first,
and I decided to be rude and read the paper. More bad news from
Vietnam. The "credibility gap" continued to widen. Westmoreland and
Johnson continued to proclaim that TET was a major victory for the
US and South Vietnam, and yesterday they'd managed to re-take the
ancient capital of Hue. Looking deeper, though, showed that all
wasn't so rosy. The Pentagon posted the highest one week casualties
for the entire war: 547 killed and 2547 wounded. Even more ominous,
the Selective Service, the evil draft boards, had called up another
48,000 young men for the meat grinder. It was depressing beyond
belief. The only way to deal with it was to bury it inside. The
feeling of helplessness gripped me like a vice, and I made a
commitment, for the umpteenth time, to do everything I could to
force an end to this war. Sam and Stefan took the paper away and
gradually cheered me up. After that, we went shopping. I wanted to
get a thank you gift for the team that had done so much to get our
house together. For Isidore, I got a stunning set of sapphire
earrings. For Betty, I got a set of pearls. I got another necklace
for Anna and a nice watch for Rafael. That afternoon I relaxed in
the Great Hall, the central room in the house that resembled the
Great Hall of a Medieval Castle. Isidore was still trying to adapt
the d�cor to fit our style, but it had a warrior
Gothic theme that was hard to get beyond. I decided that it was the
perfect place for Andre's statue, and I'd placed it in a prominent
spot. I stood there admiring again the artist's skill in capturing
Andre's look and expression, his jovial, happy go lucky expression,
the one that his son had evidently inherited. "Daddy, who's that?"
I looked down to see Ace staring up at the statue. I picked him up
so he was eye level to Andre. "That's your father," I said. "I
thought you were my father?" I knew this would come eventually, and
I figured that the sooner he knew, the better. "You have three
fathers. You have Papa Jeff, me, and Andre." "He has the same name
as I do!" Ace exclaimed. "That's right. You were named after him."
He studied the statue more closely. "How come he never comes to see
me?" "Because he died before you were even born. He was a soldier,
see his uniform," I said pointing to the marble pockets. "And he
was one of the bravest men in the whole army. He was killed saving
the lives of a bunch of other men, and they gave him that medal as
a reward." I pointed to the spot on the statue where the artist had
put a rendering of Andre's Distinguished Service Cross. "So he was
a hero?" Ace asked. "Most definitely. And I loved him very much,
just like I love you. And you know what the neatest thing is?" "No,
what?" "You're a lot like him, so when I'm around you, you remind
me of my best friend."
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bored, like five year olds do, so I put him down and he ran off. A
few minutes later Isidore came in. "What made you decide to
suddenly tell Ace that Andre was his father?" She seemed mildly
perturbed. "He asked me who this was and I told him the truth. He
needed to find out someday, I figured if he grows up knowing it
won't be such a big deal." She nodded and stared at Andre's face
with me. She brushed his cheek and a tear rolled out of her eye.
How many more Andres would Johnson and Westmoreland kill?Musical
Recommendation: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-z8RCfnWPOo "The
Letter" by The Box Tops February 27, 1968 We'd transferred our home
and our household to Palo Alto, but there was still a lot of
unfinished business in Chicago. I was due to speak at Harvard and
Princeton in the middle of next month, and then I had another
lecture at the University of Chicago on April 4. At the end of that
month I had a talk at Columbia, where hopefully I'd get to see
Sammy, and then my schedule ended in Paris at the beginning of May.
It was pretty busy, but doable. I sat at my desk plotting out my
schedule when my phone rang. "JP Crampton," I said simply as I
answered it. "JP, it's Aaron. I've got good news. They plan to
release Jeff in a few days. I've got the court's approval, so I
just need to know when you can pick him up." "How is he?" I asked
cautiously. "According to the doctors, he's doing very well. When
did you plan to come get him?" He was obviously busy and wanted to
get to the point. I knew I had to go, I had to be the one to pick
him up, and I knew that it would be unfair to leave him there
longer than he needed to be. "I'll catch a flight out tomorrow." I
called the airlines and booked my flight, then headed home to tell
Isidore and Stefan the news. They were both happy and apprehensive.
I got the feeling they were worried that I'd cause him some sort of
emotional damage and that really irritated me. Even if we didn't
get back together as lovers, Jeff would always be part of my life.
The conversation with Sam was harder. He knew this was D-Day for
us, and I knew that he had fallen for me hard. I also knew that I'd
fallen hard for him, but I wasn't willing to admit that. Someone
was going to end up getting hurt in this whole thing. Quite
probably more than one of us. February 29, 1968 I'd gotten back
yesterday and puttered around my almost empty Condo. It seemed
really strange with all the people and furniture gone, and my shoes
rang out as the sound bounced off the empty walls. I didn't go see
Jeff yesterday. I told myself I was too tired, but I was still too
confused to face him. What did I want? Did I want him back? Or did
I want Sam? Or did I want no one, to be a free man? The hospital
had all the release forms ready and I signed them before I even
went to see him. If he was still a psycho I'd regret that, I
thought to myself cynically. He was waiting in his room, the same
room he'd been in before, sitting on his bed, looking happy and
lonely at the same time. He saw me through the window and his look
changed to nervousness. "Hi JP!" he said with forced cheerfulness.
"I'm surprised to see you. I figured Stefan would be picking me
up." I eyed him carefully. "Would you have preferred that?" There
was a sneer in my voice that I couldn't entirely eradicate. "I'm
not sure," he said honestly. That was a good answer. I guess part
of me had been worried that he'd be totally fixated on us, and that
I'd have no choices, that I'd have to pick him or consign him back
to the drug heap. It dawned on me that he wanted to get strong
enough so that didn't happen. He must not trust me much anymore, at
least not with his heart, and that seemed grossly unfair based on
all I'd been through with him in the last nine months. In my mind,
if I wanted to hurt him, he should let me, since God knows he'd
hurt me. I put on my happy face. "Well, I can be fun too," I said
with a smile. He grinned back at me. "Yes you can." "You ready to
leave?" I asked him. "You know JP, for the first time since I've
been here, I can honestly say that I am. It's been a tough road,
but I'm good to go now." "That's great!" I said, and put my arm
around his shoulders and led him out. Of course there were a few
conversations with the doctors on the way, but they had mercifully
cut them to a minimum. We headed out to the Eldorado. "Nice car JP.
When did you get this one?" I'd had it for almost five months now;
he just hadn't been around to see it. "Late last year, October or
November I think." "So where are we going?" he asked. "California."
"Now?" He looked confused, like he expected to stay here for a bit.
"Yep, unless there's something you want to do here?" It came out as
a challenge, and I regretted that, but he took it in stride. He sat
there thoughtfully. "Nope." So we headed west. "When is our
flight?" he asked. "We're not flying, we're driving." He raised his
eyebrows. "That's a long drive." I looked over at him while I drove
and recognized the man I had loved so much. I wasn't sure if those
feelings were still there, or at least still as strong, but I cared
deeply about him. I let myself melt a little bit, turned
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Castle the ice down. "Yeah, but I wanted to spend some time
with you, just the two of us." I reached over and grabbed his hand
and stroked it. He responded, and squeezed my hand back. "Besides,
we have to get your car out there somehow." "My car?" He asked.
"Yeah, I don't need it. I bought a new one. Had to have a
convertible if I'm going to live in California. So I decided to
toss my hand-me-downs to you." He snaughed, his unique gesture that
I always found so endearing, a combination of a snort and a laugh.
"Well," he said as he looked around at the totally luxurious
Eldorado, "I'll try to squeak by with it."READ THE COMPLETE STORY
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