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There's only two people I've ever

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trusted, you know the high wire

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set in this show to Jeffrey Jackson and

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of course Jim

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Meehan who Has

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you know transitioned to the next stage of

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life that we all will someday this

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last week He lost

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his battle with cancer I

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wanted to reflect and just take a moment on one

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of the episodes that he did for the high wire

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That he cared a lot about when we reached out.

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I had to take a trip and said Jim Why

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don't you do another show he had come in? And

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guest hosted when I got really sick

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for a moment I had an emergency

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and my team reached out said Jim. Could you be

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a host? He said absolutely anything for the high wire

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He was always there for us really really

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sort of a brother and a member of

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our team But when we asked

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him what show would you like to do? We gave him

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a little bit more preparation the sex the next

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time he said based on my

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Christian faith There's I've always wanted to speak

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to millions of people about the issues of

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aborted fetal cell lines in vaccines It's

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really dear to my heart. It's very

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important And if you'd let me I

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would really like to do that segment

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So for all of you, this is the

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segment that Jim wrote This is what he

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cared the most about when he

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thought if there was one segment I could do

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it's an important one And

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in his memory, we'd like you to watch

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it now as

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a father as a grandfather

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as a doctor as a

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follower of Christ I am very

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committed to this issue of our religious

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freedoms and why should we be

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concerned about? Vaccines and

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our religious freedoms. Well, I'll tell

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you a very serious reason that

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we should be concerned is that many

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of the vaccines the live virus

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vaccines in particular Farah cell of the

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chickenpox vaccine rubella, etc. These vaccines

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are grown on an aborted

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fetal cell lines Cells that

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were at the moment of a child's interest

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into the world. They were taken

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captured in a plastic bag bag taken

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to a vivisection table and without anesthesia,

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without compassion, those tissues from their body

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were ripped out of their little bodies

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and they were harvested. The cells

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were harvested to become the manufacturing

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substrate for generations of vaccines produced

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by the manufacturers of these live

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attenuated virus vaccines. And

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they did not teach me this in medical school. They

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didn't teach us, in fact, medical school,

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what they teach about vaccines is little

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more than memorize the CDC recommended

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schedule and memorize how to catch

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a child up should they fall

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behind on that schedule. That's

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what they teach you, two and a

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half pages in a textbook, you know,

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a few days in medical school. They

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don't teach you about what's in the

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vaccines, the ingredients, the possible contaminants, the

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aluminum adjuvants that could be

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neurotoxic in the human body,

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especially a small developing child's body.

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The thing that I found out later

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in medicine as a father

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of five children that my children were

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being injected with the DNA

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microfragments, the residual cellular

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proteins of a human

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child's cells that was sacrificed at the

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moment of its entrance into the world.

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And I find that a very powerful reason

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that people of faith should

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be demanding their religious freedoms and

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they should be filing religious exemptions

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from these vaccines. When I debate

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pediatricians, I just go to the

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package insert. So can you, because

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here's what the package insert for

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the varicella vaccine, Varivax, says the

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product also contains residual components of

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MRC-5 cells, including DNA and protein.

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So what is MRC-5? It's

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the way they dehumanize a child like this 14

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week old male fetus that

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was aborted to become the

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endless production substrate for

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the varicella vaccine and many

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other vaccines. Chicken pox, hepatitis

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A and B, typhoid, MMR,

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rabies, shingles, and smallpox. vaccines.

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But this is just one of many fetuses that

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were aborted. You take W. I. 38. The 38

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indicates at least 38 children were

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aborted to obtain that tissue

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line that became the substrate

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for vaccine production. They're coded.

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So I think a lot

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of doctors don't realize that

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these cell lines are dehumanized

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and they're codenamed so they

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don't realize that it's actually

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baby dough, a 14

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week old male fetus that was

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sacrificed. This is a real reason to

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object to the injection in our

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children and our cells of these abortion

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tainted fetal cell lines and so

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many of our vaccines. In fact, they're

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in so many of the medical

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products in the world today. In

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the varicella vaccine, that Varivax vaccine, there's

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twice as much human antigen being

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injected into our children, twice as much

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human antigen from these aborted fetal

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cells as there is the

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varicella antigen. Let that sink in,

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ladies and gentlemen, twice as much

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human antigen being injected into our

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children multiple times throughout their life.

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And could that be a problem?

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Well, nobody knows because the people

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that should be providing the oversight

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are not providing the oversight. The

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debate is not being had. There

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is no discussion because the discussion

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is censored. And

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that's what's destroying real science and

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the health of a population in

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this world today. It's

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all about the debate. We have

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to have the discussion. High wire,

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you guys are a part of what has

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allowed me to learn and protect my children

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and my patients. I value

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that tremendously because as I've learned and

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dug into the science, I realize we're

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not being told the truth. And

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I realize how important it is what you're doing,

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how important it is to this world and

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to the health of our children. So it's

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been an honor to be here. Thank you

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so much. I pray that all of you

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will be blessed and protected and be educated

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to the point. that you'll

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just rise up and resist what you

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have to protect your children, to protect

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your freedoms, and to protect our

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future. God bless you. My

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team told me that after he recorded that

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segment, he was sitting watching it in the

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control room, and tears were running down his

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face, because he finally had done

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the story he wanted to do. Which

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is all any of us can hope for. It's

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why I'm here. It's why we do what

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we do, to try and make the

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world a better place for our kids, and

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to show our kids what it means to be alive, to

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be a warrior, to stand for the truth. None

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of us are guaranteed how long we're going

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to be here. People will ask me, Del,

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are you afraid for your safety, or your

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life, or all the ridicule that

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you get? I always answer

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them that, my

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life is in God's hands. I don't get to decide

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how long I'm here. Jim didn't

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get to decide how long he was here.

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In fact, when he was here doing that

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very segment, he was complaining that he had

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a strange pain in his tongue. Something was

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odd about it. He

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pushed through, did the show anyway, and got to

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do that brilliant segment. It took

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some time, and eventually, he

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discovered that he had cancer, and it

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appeared to be starting in that spot in

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his tongue. Just months later, here we are,

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talking about him, knowing

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he's in a, I suppose, a better place.

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I hope he's watching over us now and guiding us

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all now. But what I want to say about

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him and to his family, is

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what a great, what

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a great representation.