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Fri. September 3	ť Three Tree Presents Creaturezoid, Real Deal Holyfield, Driveline, Just Free - $5 / 8:30 pm	?
join us and Three Tree Entertainment for a showcase of some of the best local talent Columbia has to offer!! Since it's formation in early 2008, birthed amidst the smouldering ashes of the Death Metal band, Norsefire, Creaturezoid has grown swiftly, evolving from it's start as a punk band. Formed by Norsefire bandmates Alec Stanley and Zach Stone, the duo set out to make some more noise, hoping to revitalize the dying Columbia music scene. With the intent on venting their frustrations, former roadie and friend Dan Peck joined in to help hold down the low-end, followed swiftly by Chris Geringer, the only remaining member of Norsefire, to round out the lineup. Having battled a period of stagnation, Creaturezoid emerged, louder, faster and angrier. Creaturezoids first E.P. entitled "It Came From Beneath The Sea" is coming spring 2010 from MMT records. Now the Creaturezoid is out to prove beyond any doubt that they are the new face of Missouri Thrash Metal. Creaturezoid, Driveline

Sat. September 4	ť Tin Can Carnival, The Many Colored Death, Total Control - $5 / 8:30 pm	?
Vaguely familiar...yet distinctly original. A big tent revival of the nearly lost art of Rock and Roll with a uniquely modern twist. A lyrical journey that exposes the struggles and celebrates the joy of our humanity amidst the backdrop of a sound that is everything it needs to be and nothing it doesn't. The music of Tin Can Carnival reveals a sound that incorporates the history of rock and roll with a strong nod to the future resulting in that band/audience connection that has become increasingly rare in today's music Tin Can Carnival, The Many Colored Death

Wed. September 8	ť Trevor Hall, Cas Haley, Austin Kolb and Living Loose - $10 / 8:00 pm	?
Having spent his teenage years writing songs, Hall dedicated his life to making music a career upon his high school graduation. He self-released Lace Up Your Shoes in 2004. Two years later, nearly 20 years old, Hall prepared for his major-label debut for Geffen. The Rascals Have Returned. Trevor's music features an earnest sound blending a soothing mix of reggae, folk, and roots rock. Trevor Hall, Cas Haley, Austin Kolb and Living Loose

Thu. September 9	ť Spoonfed Tribe, Inner Visions - $8 / 8:30 pm	?
The story starts, properly, ten years ago in the summer of 1999..... A multi-dimensional movement of artists, gathered together and created a controversial mass human experiment, innocently interwoven within unique audio/visual experiences. The movement, later to become known as "Spoonfed Tribe" , coined this experiment, The Mood Manipulation - Behavior Modification Program. Conducting a series of Unfair Hearing Tests on willing participants from street corners, theatres, and festivals all across the country, the movement had successfully completed four independent audio programs by 2005. Spoonfed Tribe, Inner Visions

Fri. September 10	ť The Leafy Greens, Cropdusters, Flaming Death Trap - $5 / 8:30 pm	?
Born in April 2009, The Leafy Greens is a band of four oppressed white males out to stick it to the man. Influenced by such greats as Guided by Voices, Pavement, The Lemonheads and The Pixies, The Leafy Greens play upbeat, melodic pop music with a tinge of gritty classic rock and a touch of indie ennui. You may remember them from such Columbia bands as Ellie Come Home, The Company Men, Oh Yeah!, Kim Chi, The Stingrays, The Protagonists, Catalina, Paradise Vending, Back and to the Left and some others. The Leafy Greens head into the studio this fall to record their debut record. The Leafy Greens, Cropdusters, Flaming Death Trap

Sat. September 11	ť James Hand & Heather Myles - $15 / 8:00 pm	?
Though he's been making powerful original Country music for over forty years, until recently James Hand had unjustly remained one of American music's secret treasures -- a local legend in Texas, modestly plying his craft in countless smoky dives and dancehalls to a slowly widening circle of admirers. What he does, he does straight from his heart, taking the hard-won lessons that life and love have taught him and pouring them into his songwriting and performing. James Hand sings like nobody but himself, his phrasing drawing out the pain and humor of his lyrics with an unpredictable yet soulful series of tiny inflections. His songs are equally mysterious and unclassifiable. While they are noticeably rich with the influences of his heroes -- classic country architects like Hank, Lefty, and Ernest -- Hand's songs are uniquely his, imbued with equal parts gallows humor and the ability to stare unflinchingly into life's darkest corners. Heather Myles gets her musical inspiration from a background that is as diverse as the artist herself. Growing up on a ranch in Southern California, Heather was immersed in the sounds of country music radio at a time when legends were being born. The voices of Loretta Lynn, Tammy Wynette, Waylon Jennings, and Hank Williams all played a large part influencing Heather as a songwriter and an outstanding performer. Additionally, it was the sound of her dad's ukulele and grandpa's old Scottish bagpipes that have been responsible for shaping her into the artist she is today. James Hand, Heather Myles

Mon. September 13	ť Indyground Presents Qwel & Maker: "Master Your Machine" Tour 2010, DJ SPS, Dallas, Farout - $5 / 8:30 pm	?
Qwel and Maker embark upon a U.S. tour for the release of Owl. The prolific duo enlist the services of seasoned DMC battle champion and world renowned turntablist DJ SPS for a coast to coast live music masterpiece. Hailing from out of Orlando Florida, DJ SPS brings a fervent energy and versatility to the threesomes awesome barrage of hard hitting beats and spit fire emceeing. In a modern day and age where musical technology has outgrown the users ambition, Qwel, Maker and DJ SPS have united to control the machine not let the machine control the art. Makers live production is the backbone of the threesomes live show, while DJ SPS provides the racing pulse, leaving Qwel to melt the walls out of every venue on the tour. They describe the experience with only 2 words; beautiful, raw. The tour will highlight the beauty in the versatility of the art form while underlining the rawness that has been so commonly neglected in the underground. Qwel & Maker, DJ SPS, Dallas, Farout

Tue. September 14	ť Big Head Todd and the Monsters in Forrest Rose Park, Carbon Leaf - $21/$25 / 6:30 pm	?
Though his band has racked up seven studio albums and countless miles since he first picked up a guitar as a Colorado teen, Big Head Todd and The Monsters frontman Todd Park Mohr still uses the word discovery when he talks about writing songs. The band spent seven years developing their chemistry and amassing a following, boosted significantly by the independent releases Another Mayberry (1989) and Midnight Radio (1990), before being discovered by the listening public at large with 1993s Sister Sweetly. After a major-label stint (Sister Sweetly, 1994s Stratagem, 1997s Beautiful World), during which the trio increasingly found itself frustrated artistically, they reclaimed their independent status (2001s Riviera, 2004s Crimes of Passion). Still, for Big Head Todd and The Monsters, remaining connected to their audience means taking creative risks and inviting their longtime followers to grow alongside them while also welcoming new fans into the fold. Big Head Todd and the Monsters, Carbon Leaf

Wed. September 15	ť KCOU 88.1 FM Presents David Bazan + Band, Mt. St. Helens Vietnam Band - $13/$15 / 8:30 pm	?
Known for his work fronting the enigmatic rock band Pedro the Lion, David Bazans emotionally charged narratives, eye for telling detail, and mournful voice have more in common with J.D. Salingers Nine Stories or Flannery OConnors Wise Blood than with the usual lyrical slant of popular music. Bazan is a gifted storyteller, weaving parables of spiritual conflict, suburban ennui, and personal surrender into magnetic, well-crafted songs. His debut solo full-length album, Curse Your Branches (out now on Barsuk), is a masterwork by a modern American poet at the height of his powers. Paste Magazine called him one of the 100 Best Living Songwriters. This record is the deepest and most explicit exploration of his struggles with faith and a meditation on all things passed between the generations. This fall Bazan is setting out on his first tour with a full band in over four years. David Bazan, Mt. St. Helens Vietnam Band, KCOU 88.1 FM

Thu. September 16	ť Mac Lethal, Steddy P + Dj Mahf, The Cold Cuts - $8 / 8:30 pm	?
Mac Lethal gives good hugs. He also punches really hard. He takes his listeners on a sonically catchy, sarcastic, and tortured ride through the self-destructive maze Mac was trapped in. Finding harmony within pop-culture, love, sleep, food, drugs, and alcohol, you are befriended by a generous, playful man who you instantly fall in love with. However, this playfulness is to be interpreted as a mask for something much deeper. Mac is ultimately confronting the most difficult things any human being can encounter: heartbreak, disappointment, and finally; death. Mac Lethal, Steddy P, The Cold Cuts

Fri. September 17	ť Big Science - $5 / 8:30 pm	?
Big Science was born in the fall of 2007 in different practice spaces, apartments, skulls, bars, and chests, of the great city of Chicago. Long time friends from days spent playing in dark bars, dingy basements, and smoke-filled lofts in a band known as The North Atlantic: Jason Hendrix and Jason Richards, made the move from San Diego to Chicago, in order to begin a new project with longtime friend/producer/engineer Jason Clark. Having discussed the impending union nearly into the ground, everyone was eager to get to work. By shear luck, and the astute character judgement of a mutual friend, the lineup became complete with Jeremy Pena joining as drummer. Their sound is both intricate and expansive, with Richards and Peńa providing a nimble and solid foundation over which Hendrix and Clark build echoing soundscapes. Simply: another band made up of four friends, entrenched, dedicated, and in love with the act of making music that captivates and exalts the tones of being, of youth, of the city. Big Science

Sat. September 18	ť The Stonethrowers - $5 / 8:30 pm	?
The Stonethrowers are: Gerry Blaise on Drums, Travis Huff on Bass, JB Scott on Lead Guitar, Wes Wingate on Keyboards and J. Ross Goforth n Rhythm Guitar and Vocals. The Stonethrowers will hit you with good old fashioned Rock and Roll with an attitude: Pearl Jam, Joe Jackson, Wilco, Led Zepplin, & MORE! The Stonethrowers

Tue. September 21	ť Without a Face - $5 / 7:30 pm	?
Without a Face is Henry Dillard, a 22-year old from Houston, TX who started writing songs, playing guitar, and singing in the seventh grade. At some point, the kid who performed his funny songs at talent shows and on camping trips developed a strong affection for The Pixies, Pavement, Radiohead, and Bob Dylan. Somehow, Without a Face's music is all these things: a campfire sing-a-long, a high school talent show, Bob Dylan, Frank Black and more... in suburban Houston. In 2009, Without a Face joined Redbird Records & Touring for his debut album, which Henry called 'Worst Debut Album Ever' Without a Face

Wed. September 22	ť Dax Riggs, Monte Carlos - $10 / 8:30 pm	?
Dax David Riggs is an American musician from Houma, Louisiana often remembered for fronting the sludge band Acid Bath in the 1990s. Dax has been a part of many projects since then, including Agents of Oblivion and Deadboy & the Elephantmen. In 2007 he began releasing material under his own name. Dax Riggs, Monte Carlos

Thu. September 23	ť Robbie Fulks and Jenny Scheinman, Mercer and Johnson - $10 / 7:00 pm	?
Mr. Fulks is more than a songwriter. He's a gifted guitarist who has taught for years at the Old Town School of Folk Music in Chicago, he's a soulful singer with an expressive honky-tonk tenor, and he's a natural performer. It rings true when he says he's only truly comfortable when he's onstage or when he's totally alone. But what really sets him apart is his songwriting, which is one part artful country, one part artful sendup of country and one part a little of everything else. Jenny Scheinman is a singer, violin player, composer and arranger. She grew up in the sticks playing folk music with her family, went on to study at Oberlin Conservatory, and has been performing as a violinist/fiddler since she was a teenager. She has taken the #1 Rising Star Violinist title in the Downbeat Magazine Critics Poll and has been listed as one of their Top Ten Overall Violinists for the last five years. In addition, she has garnered numerous high-profile arranging credits with artists such as Lucinda Williams, Bono, Lou Reed and Sean Lennon, and has toured and recorded with Bill Frisell, Norah Jones, Madeleine Peyroux, Nels Cline, Vinicius Cantuaria, Jimmie Dale Gilmore, and Mark Ribot. Robbie Fulks, Jenny Scheinman, Mercer and Johnson

Fri. September 24	ť KCOU 88.1 Fm Presents The Appleseed Cast, Haii Usagi, Giant Radio - $10/$12 / 8:00 pm	?
Through the years, The Appleseed Cast has shape-shifted itself as slowly and naturally as a sand dune to become one of the most staid and sonically rewarding bands on the circuit today, an achievement that has earned them throngs of fans the world over. But certainly, the band who have drawn deserved comparisons to such stalwarts as Mogwai, Godspeed You Black Emperor, Spiritualized and Radiohead, began their ever-unpredictable journey into the musical wilds with the astounding wailing crescendos, heartbreaking murmuring guitar tones and gentle ambient rustlings of Low Level Owl, which will continue to stand as one of the cornerstones of the genre, acting as foundation for all the bricks that follow. The Appleseed Cast, Haii Usagi, Giant Radio, KCOU 88.1 Fm

Wed. September 29	ť American Aquarium, Big Medicine - $5 / 8:30 pm	?
Hailing from Raleigh, NC, American Aquariums southern musical perspective is a blend of honest songwriting, an unwavering work ethic, and a genuine love of rock & roll. Whether you call it alt-country, Americana, or roots rock, one thing is for certain: Their music is a fresh voice that borrows from many forms of the American songbook. American Aquarium, Big Medicine

Thu. September 30	ť Building Rome, Never Blue Avenue - $5 / 8:00 pm	?
Since their first practice in 2003, St. Louis' Building Rome has gone through a number of lineup changes (only one original member remains) but has still managed to earn a solid local and regional following with their brand of pop-punk. The band released their debut record Nightmare in September of '09. Building Rome, Never Blue Avenue

Fri. October 1	ť KCOU 88.1 FM presents Cave, Turbo Fruits, Cacaw - $10 / 9:00 pm	?
At their best, Chicago's Cave boil down familiar but disparate branches of psychedelic rock into a sludgy yet nimble whole. Their first album approached different modes like a kid in a candy store, dipping into heavy riffs, hypnotic repetition, and howling noise, but it sprinted and lagged, never pacing itself as expertly as the band does now. Psychic Psummer is comparatively a less-immediate listen, but it is a deeper and ultimately more rewarding one. It's less of a wrecking ball and more of an assured roll, tumbling like an enormous slow-moving boulder through the band's diverse brand of burly and blissed-out space-rock. Turbo Fruits, led by Jonas Stein (formerly of Be Your Own Pet) is a group of three rambunctious dudes. Jonas, Matt, and Dave all live in Tennessee and cant get enough of it. Here is a list of things they like very much. Cave, Turbo Fruits, Cacaw, KCOU 88.1 FM

Sat. October 2	ť Roger Creager - $10 / 8:00 pm	?
For more than a decade, Roger Creager built a reputation on his distinctive brand of hard-core, rabble-rousing Texas Country music, on his rich, full-bodied voice that can carry a tune for miles, and on his exceptional ability to work thousands of Texans into a rabid frenzy with his voice and guitar, in the great concert tradition of Jerry Jeff Walker and Robert Earl Keen. Along the way, he's been writing some mighty fine instant classics about family heirlooms, fields of bluebonnets, and late night trips to Mexico. Four albums, hundreds of thousands of road miles, and an ever-expanding fan base later, Here It Is has Roger Creager laying his cards on the table with thirteen songs that are arguably his best batch yet. Roger Creager

Mon. October 4	ť KCOU 88.1 FM Presents Trampled by Turtles, These United States - $10 / 8:00 pm	?
With four self-released albums to their credit and a word-of-mouth reputation that draws legions of diehard fans to their must-see-to-believe live shows, northern roots music hybrid Trampled by Turtles are set to release Palomino, their first album through Thirty Tigers/RED, on April 13th, 2010. With a sound thats a bracing hybrid of classic American songwriting, bluegrass and folk, this is forceful acoustic music from the land of ice and snow of dark winters, isolation and numbing cold delivered at breakneck pace with the fervor of religion. Trampled by Turtles, These United States, KCOU 88.1 FM

Wed. October 6	ť Portugal. the Man in Forrest Rose Park, Chief, Mt. St. Helens Vietnam Band - $12 / 6:30 pm	?
Tickets on sale Friday, August 13th @ noon!! Wasilla, AK via Portland, OR band Portugal. The Man has a varied sound. Their style is rooted in indie, but their songs also contain elements of soul, blues, and folk music. At times, the band chooses to utilize drum machines and/or synth loops to anchor their songs, while at other times, the band chooses to use the more conventional guitar, bass, and acoustic drum configuration characteristic of rock music. The band also utilizes keyboards in much of its music. In addition to their instrumentals, Gourley's distinctly higher-pitched vocals add to Portugal. The Man's unique sound. Lyrically, Gourley provides the band with abstract and/or enigmatic lyrics that rely heavily on imagery. Gourley's verses are usually delivered in the first-person singular or plural. The band has numerous releases including their latest, the critically acclaimed The Satanic Sataninst. Portugal. the Man, Chief, Mt. St. Helens Vietnam Band

Fri. October 8	ť Slippy LaRue CD Release Show, Mouth, Dr. Awkward - $5 / 8:30 pm	?
Separate worlds collide to form the music of Slippy LaRue. Whomping bass lines, dubstep beats and hypnotic trance melodies are a few of the sound-shaping elements crafted by this group. Their strength in composition is evident in the rapid changes and various genre themes rooted in the intricate structure of the music. The end product is a live performance that shines with the addition of improvisation, allowing the free form of jazz to thrive off the spontaneous energy of the audience and band. This unique music experience has electrified crowds from Chicago to Colorado. Slippy LaRue, Mouth, Dr. Awkward

Sat. October 9	ť James McMurtry, Jonny Burke - $15 / 8:00 pm	?
Texas native James McMurtry has long been known as an astute, clear-eyed observer and concise, no-holds-barred chronicler of the human condition, but a growing socio-political edge fairly exploded just prior to the 2004 elections when his scathing, palace-rattling We Cant Make It Here was made available online as a free download. The seven-plus-minute diatribe against social injustice and the former administrations hypocrisy and deceptions re-percussed wildly across the Internet and the airwaves, igniting a grassroots firestorm that has brought legions of new fans to the singer/songwriters work. James McMurtry, Jonny Burke

Thu. October 14	ť Megan James and Clay Cumbie - $10 / 8:30 pm	?
Here's a little bit about Megan James: She doesn't Believe in the word "no." She doesn't like socks She think being funny is attractive. She is also a rising country singer/songwriting star from Nashville. Clay Cumbie is a singer/songwriter from Columbia, MO. He has shared the stage with many artists and songwriters from around the country including: Luke Bryan, James Otto, Corey Smith, Collective Soul, Zac Brown Band, and Grammy award winning writers such as Craig Wiseman, Chris Tompkins, & American Idol Judge Kara Dioguardi. Clay has also had cuts with several artists such as: Jo Dee Messina, Jason Jones, Shannon Nicole, & Keni Thomas. Clay currently lives in Columbia, MO & continues to tour and play shows locally and regionally! Megan James, Clay Cumbie

Sat. October 16	ť Pierced Arrows - $10 / 8:30 pm	?
Tickets on sale Friday, August 27th @ noon!! After the demise of underground legends DEAD MOOD in fall 2006, nobody was surprised to hear that founders Fred and Toody Cole had lost little time in starting a new band. They recruited drummer Kelly Halliburton in April 2007, and soon the PIERCED ARROWS were up and running, playing live shows in the Northwest and recording songs for upcoming releases. PIERCED ARROWS picks up, musically, where DEAD MOON left off - a lo-fi assault on the senses played with the sincerity and feeling that made DM such a special band for all of their fans around the world. Pierced Arrows

Tue. October 26	ť Los Straitjackets, Big Sandy and his Fly-Rite Boys - $15 / 7:30 pm	?
With a sound that combines the classic strumming of 1960s surf music---reminiscent of Dick Dale's guitar work---with an element of punk, Los Straitjackets have carved a successful niche for themselves in the world of alternative rock. Comprised of Eddie Angel and Danny Amis on guitars, Pete Curry on bass, and Jimmy Lester on drums, the instrumental band has performed original as well as classic tunes, while always focusing on pop culture and fun. Their trademark Mexican wrestling masks, matching clothes, and custom-made matching guitars have made them one of the most visually exciting bands to see in live performance. Los Straitjackets, Big Sandy and his Fly-Rite Boys

Fri. October 29	ť The Wood Brothers - $15 / 8:00 pm	?
Oliver and Chris Wood grew up in Boulder, Colorado. Sons of a Poet and a Microbiologist, they both took up music. Oliver moved to Atlanta and became a southerner. Chris moved to New York City and became a Yankee. Now, after years of musical and geographical separation they have reunited. While in Atlanta, Oliver soaked up the roots of blues, the soul of the south, and found he had a talent for writing and singing songs. His band, King Johnson (named after Freddy King and Robert Johnson) toured mostly in the southern states. Meanwhile, Chris was living in Manhattan playing everything from free jazz to rock and roll. This is where he met his band mates to form Medeski Martin & Wood. Now The Wood Brothers have begun a collaboration that combines their shared childhood influences with everything they've learned since leaving home. Their music has a rootsy feel that blends blues, folk, and rock music in a guitar/bass duo. The Wood Brothers

Sun. October 31	ť Halloween with Messy Jiverson, Slippy LaRue, Spankalicious - $6 / 8:30 pm	?
Throw on your costume then come throw down some beers 'CUZ ITS HALLOWEEN BITCHES!! From the stacks of basement record collections and the soundtracks of 70s and 80s era cult films comes Messy Jiverson, a blast from the past thats timelessly vintage, yet modernly applicable all in the same. Inspired by the sounds of dusty vinyl, dirty guitars, dangerous drum breaks and dynamic synthesizers, the band explores elements of funk, hip-hop, rock and soul in their completely original style. Heavily influenced by the loop digga movement and decades of musical history, Messy Jiverson is psychedelic rock with a hip-hop flair and hard dance beats. Messy Jiverson, Slippy LaRue, Spankalicious

Tue. November 2	ť KCOU 88.1 Fm Presnts Joan of Arc - $10 / 8:30 pm	?
Over the last seven years and five albums, Joan of Arc has spanned the gamut of inconsistency. On one album they ould be lavished with frothy critical adoration, the next the band would be torn apart, barely understood, everything but spit upon. One album they would be lauded as one of the greatest American avant-garde / acoustic-electronic bands in years, the next they'd be misappropriated as "arty-emo." Joan of Arc was always dangerous ahead of the game, making albums that were as beautiful as they were confrontational; lush and jarring acoustic guitar tracks piled ceiling high, via Pro-Tools, atop plaintive vocals and sharp smattering of digitally edited arrangements. JOA was mixing Fahey, situationism, a Cassavetes fetish and Midwestern-winter ennui into an elaborate, seams-out fuck-it-all which was only truly consistent in that it was as compelling as it was baffling. Joan of Arc, KCOU 88.1 Fm

Fri. November 5	ť Band of Heathens - $8 / 8:30 pm	?
Tickets on sale Tuesday, September 7th @ noon!! Formed in Austin, TX, the Band of Heathens became a band totally by accident. Songwriters Colin Brooks, Gordy Quist, and Ed Jurdi were all doing regular sets at Momo's in Austin when they began sitting in with each other, eventually making the whole thing one big show that they called the Good Time Supper Club, which was essentially three singer/songwriters in the round backed by a solid rhythm section of John Chipman on drums and Seth Whitney on bass. What started out as a spontaneous side project soon became a full-fledged rock & roll band. Band of Heathens

Thu. November 18	ť Powerman 5000, Light the Shadow, Eli the Iceman - $20 / 7:00 pm	?
This show has been moved From The Blue Note. Any tickets purchased for the Blue Note show will still be honored. After self recording and releasing a series of cassette tapes in his teens, Powerman 5000 mastermind Spider One has taken his bedroom project around the world and to the top of the charts. After modest success of the tapes, Spider built a band to perform the songs live and built a solid local following. Soon enough, the band was asked to join the Ozzfest lineup on the second stage, followed the next year by a spot on the main stage. In 1999, the band released the wildly successful Tonight the Stars Revolt!, a blend of science fiction imagery and the industrial rap-metal style of their earlier recordings. The record went on to earn platinum status, selling well over a million copies. In the years since, the band has gone through a number of changes including lineup (Spider remains the sole founding member), label (PM5K eventually landed on Spider's own Megatronic Records), and sound (the band took a step away from the industrial effects). In 2009, the band released Somewhere on the other side of nowhere, on which the band returned to their platinum-selling sound of the late 90s. Powerman 5000, Light the Shadow, Eli the Iceman

News

8/3/08
Don't have the cash to enjoy great live music? No problem! All Mizzou students can student charge tickets for both Mojo's and The Blue Note at the MSA/GPC Box Office (above the University Bookstore)! Mom and Dad won't even notice.

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