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We've all been posting about the same cats for many years now -- I was wondering....how old are these kitties now? I've also realized my cats are double-digit age now, except Boz & Biskit. Biskit is at least 6 or 7, and Bosley, the "baby" is 6 now. Sherry > We've all been posting about the same cats for many years now -- I was > wondering....how old [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Biskit. Biskit is at least 6 or 7, and > Bosley, the "baby" is 6 now. My double-digit passed away four years ago. :( Nikki was nearly 17 and Frank had just turned 18. The good news is, I now live with two very healthy young cats. Hmm, Mir will be 5 in November... not a kitten any more, is she?  SignatureMarina, Miranda and Caliban. In loving memory of Frank and Nikki. > > We've all been posting about the same cats for many years now -- I was > > wondering....how old [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > Marina, Miranda and Caliban. > In loving memory of Frank and Nikki. See, that's exactly what I mean! I *cannot* believe MirMir is already 5. (Yikes, that means WE'RE five years older, too!) Sherry >> The good news is, I now live with two very healthy young cats. Hmm, Mir >> will be 5 in November... not a kitten any more, is she? > See, that's exactly what I mean! I *cannot* believe MirMir is already > 5. (Yikes, that means WE'RE five years older, too!) Yep, that's how it works. How about this - Licky is *6* years old! Remember when he was a 3-month-old kitten, and I asked everyone here to help me name him? Now I'm 6 years older, too, and I feel every minute of it. Meanwhile, Roxy's 11 and Smudge is 12!! It hardly seems that long ago that I took this: http://home.sonic.net/~jwermont/cats/original/photos/roxy3.jpg And this: http://home.sonic.net/~jwermont/cats/original/photos/smudgerox1.jpg SignatureJoyce ^..^ To email me, remove the XXX from my user name. > >> The good news is, I now live with two very healthy young cats. > >> Hmm, Mir [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Yep, that's how it works. No, doesn't work that way. My dad and his sisters all got together and agreed. Just because their children and grandchildren seemed to be aging at an alarming rate. They still thought and felt like teenagers when they all got together. So they decided that they were. My only surviving Aunt was a part of this conspiracy and is passing it down to the cousins. We hit a major life milestone today. Middle grandson had his twentieth birthday. So for the next fourteen months, we are not in any way shape or form responsible for any teenagers. Jo > How about this - Licky is *6* years old! Remember when he was a > 3-month-old kitten, and I asked everyone here to help me name him? > Now I'm 6 years older, too, and I feel every minute of it. I remember we were suggesting all those old movie stars' names, because he is such a dashing tuxedo-wearing young man. Meanwhile, > Roxy's 11 and Smudge is 12!! It hardly seems that long ago that I > took this: [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > http://home.sonic.net/~jwermont/cats/original/photos/smudgerox1.jpg Awwww, the widdle bitties! Roxy does look a lot like Caliban, doesn't she? SignatureMarina, Miranda and Caliban. In loving memory of Frank and Nikki. >> How about this - Licky is *6* years old! Remember when he was a >> 3-month-old kitten, and I asked everyone here to help me name him? > I remember we were suggesting all those old movie stars' names, because > he is such a dashing tuxedo-wearing young man. And somehow, none of them fit. I think part of the problem is that I'm not really a classic film fan, so even though I know who the stars are, I don't really care that much. I never did name him myself. A friend of mine who took pity on the poor boy made it her personal project to name him, and she was the one who suggested Licorice. That was a winner, because it's one of my favorite candies. And it developed into the perfect nickname. > Awwww, the widdle bitties! Roxy does look a lot like Caliban, doesn't she? At last!! :) SignatureJoyce ^..^ To email me, remove the XXX from my user name. > > bastXXXette@sonic.net wrote: > [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > At last!! :) I would advise the dutch translation, Dropje. :) :) Sjouke wrote: >> I never did name him myself. A friend of mine who took pity on the poor >> boy made it her personal project to name him, and she was the one who >> suggested Licorice. That was a winner, because it's one of my favorite >> candies. > I would advise the dutch translation, Dropje. :) :) Just curious, what does the "je" suffix mean? Is it a diminutive? I went to Google translator (I know, I know) and put in "dropje", selected Dutch->English, and got "dropje" as the translation. Yeah, yeah, I know. So then I typed in "licorice" and selected English-> Dutch, which produced "drop". Now we're getting somewhere. I take it that "dropje" is a like a nickname for "drop"? SignatureJoyce ^..^ To email me, remove the XXX from my user name. > Sjouke wrote: > [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > Dutch, which produced "drop". Now we're getting somewhere. I take > it that "dropje" is a like a nickname for "drop"? It is a small "drop" and it is also a meant as a friendly name. Sjouke wrote: >> Just curious, what does the "je" suffix mean? Is it a diminutive? > It is a small "drop" and it is also a meant as a friendly name. Is it pronounced "drop-ya"? SignatureJoyce ^..^ To email me, remove the XXX from my user name. > Sjouke wrote: > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Is it pronounced "drop-ya"? with the u from just >See, that's exactly what I mean! I *cannot* believe MirMir is already >5. (Yikes, that >means WE'RE five years older, too!) The curious thing is that 6 years does not always equal 6 years. When I adopted Will and Heidi in 2003, I knew and accepted that Will, at 9 years, was an "older cat". Now, six years later, Will is 15, and not significantly older in my mind than he was then. But Heidi, who was only two then, is now just a year younger than Will was in 2003. She's about to be the same level of "older cat" as Will was -- and it makes no sense to my mind at all. SignatureWayne M. >>> We've all been posting about the same cats for many years now -- I was >>> wondering....how old [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > 5. (Yikes, that > means WE'RE five years older, too!) Yes, unfortunately. I just realised I've worked at my present job for ten years, now. I've never worked at one place for so long before. That means I graduated from uni ten years ago (I was a 'mature' student). Yikes! I'm getting set in my ways! I'm getting old! ;) BTW, Caliban is 4 years old. But he's still the baby. SignatureMarina, Miranda and Caliban. In loving memory of Frank and Nikki. Amber will be 15 in September. She seems healthy but a bit lame. She can still go up and down the stairs (slowly) and "jump" up on my bed. Tiger is 10. I would like to have a younger cat but at my age (79 1/2) there is the chance that Tiger will outlive me. When Amber leaves me I won't "replace" her. ---MIKE--- >>In the White Mountains of New Hampshire >> (44° 15' N - Elevation 1580') > >>> We've all been posting about the same cats for many years now -- I > >>> was wondering....how old are these kitties now? I've also realized [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > 5. (Yikes, that > > means WE'RE five years older, too!) > Yes, unfortunately. I just realised I've worked at my present job for > ten years, now. I've never worked at one place for so long before. That > means I graduated from uni ten years ago (I was a 'mature' student). > Yikes! I'm getting set in my ways! I'm getting old! ;) > BTW, Caliban is 4 years old. But he's still the baby. Only been in your job for ten years? It's still your new job then. I started my job in 1973. What is scary is that the youngsters at work will be thinking about me as I used to think about the older ladies when I started. At least my niece calls me her head banging Aunt and that I'm not the same generation as her Mom, my sister who is six years older than me. I love that girl. Judith SignatureJudith Latham Stourbridge, West Midlands. UK. >>> We've all been posting about the same cats for many years now -- I was >>> wondering....how old [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > Sherry Did yoy REALLY have to say that? MLB >> We've all been posting about the same cats for many years now -- I was >> wondering....how old [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > The good news is, I now live with two very healthy young cats. Hmm, Mir > will be 5 in November... not a kitten any more, is she? Piggybacking since I couldn't get the original to open. My Internet is 21 now. He's the oldest cat I've ever had. Don't know if he holds the record here, but if not, he's close. Ginger-lyn Sherry kirjoitti: > We've all been posting about the same cats for many years now -- I was > wondering....how old [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Sherry Laku is 9, born on 22 May 2000. SignatureChristine in Finland christal63 (at) gmail (dot) com "Christine BA" > Sherry kirjoitti: >> We've all been posting about the same cats for many years now -- I was [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Laku is 9, born on 22 May 2000. Ya got me beat, Mosey is 7, but Mutt lived to be 19 when he went to RB in Dec 2007, do RB kitties count or ones still owning us?. Hmmmmm, aren't you the one with the moose? LOL Mosey speaks Finnish) Kyla > "Christine BA" >> Sherry kirjoitti: [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > > Kyla If we count RB kitties, KFC will have oldest won by a mile for the foreseeable future. Jo "Jofirey" > "Kyla =^..^=" >> [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > > Jo That exactly what I was thinking. She such a sweet was a kitty. She must be telling lots of tails at RB. Long live our beloved owners:) Kyla > Sherry kirjoitti: >> We've all been posting about the same cats for many years now -- I was [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Laku is 9, born on 22 May 2000. Boyfie is approaching 7. I can be fairly sure as he was not here in Jan 03 when N first visited to help me over my mother's sudden death, but had appeared as a secret sleepover kitty when she came back in April the same year. He was a leggy teenager, I guessed his age at about 8-9 months which would put him as a summer born kitten in 02. I can't believe he will soon qualify to eat senior food. Surely he is still a babycat! Tweed DH just had a bit of an emotional moment when he realized that not only will stormmee be five in november, Violette will have been gone that long, Lee >> Sherry kirjoitti: >>> We've all been posting about the same cats for many years now -- I was [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > Tweed > We've all been posting about the same cats for many years now -- I was > wondering....how old [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Biskit. Biskit is at least 6 or 7, and > Bosley, the "baby" is 6 now. With all the Rainbow Bridge announcements in the last year or two, I think perhaps many of us are onto our second generation of cat enslavement. Shmogg was about 17 when he went to RB. The current crew are all about 3. Yowie > We've all been posting about the same cats for many years now -- I was > wondering....how old [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Sherry Well, Stinky went to RB at 17 years and 9 months. I can hardly believe that Dante is going on 4 years old. SignatureTheresa and Dante Stinky Forever: http://pets.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh > We've all been posting about the same cats for many years now -- I was > wondering....how old [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Sherry Snoopy was 19 in March. At 25 KFC was the oldest cat by far, on the group, until she was murdered recently. :-( SignatureAdrian (Owned by Snoopy, Bagheera & Shadow) Cats leave pawprints on your heart http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk >> We've all been posting about the same cats for many years now -- I was >> wondering....how old [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > Snoopy was 19 in March. At 25 KFC was the oldest cat by far, on the group, > until she was murdered recently. :-( My Biddy was 23 when she went to the Bridge. She was the oldest, with Squeek at 19, Maus 18, Dweazel 16. Mishi >> We've all been posting about the same cats for many years now -- I was >> wondering....how old [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Snoopy was 19 in March. She is probably the oldest regular RSPCA cat now. Long may she reign. > At 25 KFC was the oldest cat by far, on the group, until she was murdered > recently. :-( I do believe you are taking the loss of KFC almost as badly as I am, Adrian. Somehow that gives me emotional support, thank you. It was not so much that it happened, as my common sense told me I wouldn't have her for very much longer, but the *way* it happened. I am still bitter about it. She would have been basking in the sun with the good weather we're having atm. Tweed On Jul 4, 9:51 am, "Christina Websell" <spamf...@tinawebsell.wanadoo.co.uk> wrote: > I do believe you are taking the loss of KFC almost as badly as I am, Adrian. > Somehow that gives me emotional support, thank you. I think we all are . She would have been basking in the sun with the good weather > we're having atm. That breaks my heart still...after that time when she would only eat roast chicken etc then she went back to cat food I really thought she was going to rally for at least one last summer Lesley Slave of the Fabulous Furballs On Jul 4, 9:51 am, "Christina Websell" <spamf...@tinawebsell.wanadoo.co.uk> wrote: > I do believe you are taking the loss of KFC almost as badly as I am, > Adrian. > Somehow that gives me emotional support, thank you. I think we all are . She would have been basking in the sun with the good weather > we're having atm. That breaks my heart still...after that time when she would only eat roast chicken etc then she went back to cat food I really thought she was going to rally for at least one last summer -------- But she *had* rallied, Lesley. She would have had one last summer. She was murdered (one or two have said that word) because she had a snotty nose and her fur was tatty. She was eating cat food like there was no tomorrow. She had a nasal infection that was challenging my vets, they threw every medication imaginable at her and it was just starting to improve. The evidence was that she was eating as she never could if her nose was blocked and she could not smell her food. Her coat did not look good. She stopped grooming several years ago as very old cats usually do. Even though she had a short coat it got matted. She would only let me pass a brush over her occasionally when she was in the mood and it's not enough. So I used to try and pluck the matts out when she was asleep. If she woke up suddenly sometimes I'd have to jump away so a little more fur came out that I meant otherwise. If a vet is reading this, please do not put an old "stray" to sleep if she has a cold and a few bare patches in her coat. One of the things I found out from Barrajo was that "she was losing her fur." KFC was not losing her fur at all. It was me. I was plucking her mats out not very expertly because I worried that the mats might be pulling on her skin. Sometimes I wish that people were not so cynical as to imagine that most people will mistreat and neglect their animals. Most people will not. I'd like to find the person who found KFC. In her own front garden!!! and snatched her up and took her to a vet that could not see past her runny nose, obvious great age and patchy coat. The vet did not see past the RSPCA had funded her for 10 quid or so either. It was just enough money for pay for the injection to put her to sleep. If I had not had to go into hospital this would never have happened. She would not have been out on the front looking for me and no-one would have picked her up.. It's my fault Tweed . "Christina Websell" <spamfree@tinawebsell.wanadoo.co.uk> wrote in message > If I had not had to go into hospital this would never have > happened. She would not have been out on the front looking for me > and no-one would have picked her up.. It's my fault > > Tweed I'm with you right up to the last three words. Would you assign blame to someone else who found themselves in the same circumstances? Even in your less charitable moments, I don't think so. Be at the very least as kind to yourself and you would be to a stranger. You didn't do anything or neglect to do anything. You cannot be at fault. Jo > "Christina Websell" <spamfree@tinawebsell.wanadoo.co.uk> wrote in > message [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > stranger. You didn't do anything or neglect to do anything. You > cannot be at fault. I hope you are right. Tweed THAT IS EXACTLY RIGHT! >> "Christina Websell" <spamfree@tinawebsell.wanadoo.co.uk> wrote in >> message [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > Tweed I still feel that I let her down. My mind tells me that I was so ill I had to be admitted to hospital, true. I would have died otherwise. However my heart misses her so much and wonders if I could have done better to make sure she was safe I thought I'd done enough by making sure June came to look after everything. We were not expecting some weirdo to snatch her in front of her own house as she followed the sunshine. Tweed > THAT IS EXACTLY RIGHT! >>> "Christina Websell" <spamfree@tinawebsell.wanadoo.co.uk> wrote in [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] >> >> Tweed and it is my opinion, that you did nothing wrong, in fact did everything right, but as un happy a thought as this is, it seems to me that her end has been a catalyst for many of us to think about these things, and will i hope cause some positive plans from some of us... what a grand exit if you think about it, she went out in a rather dramatic fashion that befitted her coming your friend and housemate, and her feisty life in general, Lee > I still feel that I let her down. My mind tells me that I was so ill I > had to be admitted to hospital, true. I would have died otherwise. [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] >>> >>> Tweed On Jul 6, 3:58 pm, "Christina Websell" <spamf...@tinawebsell.wanadoo.co.uk> wrote: > If I had not had to go into hospital this would never have happened. She > would not have been out on the front looking for me and no-one would have > picked her up.. It's my fault Tweed! It is not your fault..you had to go to hospital as you've said in another post if you didn't go you could have died and where would that have left KFC and Boyfie? You'd made arrangements with June... You could no way have anticipated this so called "cat rescuer" picking her up and if you had been able to anticipate it- you would have taken action to prevent it I understand what you're saying- I think most of us do it....Why didn't I act when I thought Fugazi looked a bit off colour? Because the next day she appeared to be fine again then two weeks later she took a major turn for the worse and had to be sent over the Bridge just 24 hours after she did take the turn because of cancer.....if I had rushed her to the vet two weeks before would it have made a difference? We all wonder if it was our fault in some way..it's understandable but Tweed...it wasn't your fault Lesley Slave of the Fabulous Furballs . > On Jul 6, 3:58?pm, "Christina Websell" >> If I had not had to go into hospital this would never have happened. She >> would not have been out on the front looking for me and no-one would have >> picked her up.. It's my fault > Tweed! It is not your fault..you had to go to hospital as you've said > in another post if you didn't go you could have died and where would [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > had rushed her to the vet two weeks before would it have made a > difference? > We all wonder if it was our fault in some way..it's understandable but > Tweed...it wasn't your fault Well said. I wonder if self-blame is just a natural part of grieving, though. You know those "stages" of grief that Kubler-Ross came up with? One of them is "bargaining" - if I do this, maybe it won't be true, if I had done that, maybe it would have turned out OK. I think that's about trying, somehow, to get back in control of the situation. Self-blame is part of that. To think that you could have prevented an unanticipated and somewhat random tragic event gives you the illusion of being in control. Maybe it's easier to think that you slipped and made a mistake, so it's your fault it happened, but at least usually, you're in control of fate. That's what I think the self-blame thing is all about when incomprehensible and horribly painful losses occur. Maybe that's better, even with all the self-recriminations, than accepting that sometimes things just come out of nowhere and blindside us. I think the first thing people do when they encounter a random tragedy is to attempt to restore a sense of order, a world where things make sense. Anyway, this isn't directed specifically at Tweed, because lots of people do this, including myself. I hate to see people blaming themselves for things that couldn't possibly be their fault, but on the other hand, maybe that's preferable to dealing with the unpredictability of tragedy. It's a lot to take in all at once. SignatureJoyce ^..^ To email me, remove the XXX from my user name. > We've all been posting about the same cats for many years now -- I was > wondering....how old [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Sherry Rusty just turned 15. But it does seem a long time ago when he adopted me. All these years were a constant struggle with one health problem after another. At one point, I didn't think he will make it to 10 years olf. He proved me wrong. Winnie > > We've all been posting about the same cats for many years now -- I was > > wondering....how old [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > Winnie I thought of Rusty & Snoopy -- I knew they must be among the elder ones. They're *all* like little celebrities in their own right; I read their stories, their victories over serious health issues over the years -- and just like celebrities, one day you read how old they are, and you can't believe it! Scarlett & Rhett must be at least 5 by now; Scouty and Silver have been on the group a long time; they must be near middle-aged by now; Tanada, Qui Gun, Karen C's Pearl, I actually had to check the newsgroup to figure how old Biskit is -- of course it's still just a guess, becuase that's just the "found" date. Sherry I thought of Rusty & Snoopy -- I knew they must be among the elder ones. They're *all* like little celebrities in their own right; I read their stories, their victories over serious health issues over the years -- and just like celebrities, one day you read how old they are, and you can't believe it! Scarlett & Rhett must be at least 5 by now; Scouty and Silver have been on the group a long time; they must be near middle-aged by now; Tanada, Qui Gun, Karen C's Pearl, ******************************** You're close! Scarett and Rhett will be 5 in September (born 2004), Patches is 3 (born Apr 2006) Shamrock the old man is about 8 (they think he was born in spring 2001) and Bonnie. who knows. She found me in the winter of 2003 and I thought she was a baby because she was so small, but her body frame hasn't grown since then so I think she's just a runt. I think Karen C's Sugar might be older than Pearl, but I don't remember how old Pearl was when her brother moved and had to give her up. Patches might go live with my mom. She's still thinking. I think they'd be a purrfect match. As much as I love Patches, she just won't get along with everyone. > I thought of Rusty & Snoopy -- I knew they must be among the elder > ones. They're [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > a purrfect match. As much as I love Patches, she just won't get along with > everyone. Wow, I didn't realize you have 5 cats now. You've caught up with me. I think it might be wise to give Patches a try at your moms. I have often said that if I could find a single-cat home for Biskit, with an older person in a quiet household, I wouldprobably let her go. She is such a sweet cat, but so timid, and the rest still pick on her from time to time. Has Sham slowed down in his middle-age? He was such a hoot. I still remember the Shamcam. Sherry Sherry > We've all been posting about the same cats for many years now -- I was > wondering....how old > are these kitties now? When I think about it I can't believe I've been here as long as I have. I got Stosh maybe three weeks after Fritzie went to RB, and got Roxie almost a month after Stosh; my first post here was only three or four months after that, when we were fostering Brian and Roxie stole her first piece of ham. Stosh, the scrawny 7-month old Lillte Guy, is now a 6-year old hunk of 18-pound brawn, and Madame Roxie is 8; my Little Baby Brandy (whose arrival I documented on RPCA worse than an expectant mother) is 5, China is 7, Philip the Fella 7, and the old Babcia, Sabrina, will be 11 in November. I've been here 5 years. I can't believe it. I was recommended here by someone named OJ, who I never see post anymore. Blessed be, Baha I don't think anybody here can top KFC, wasn't she over 20? My Lily is a sweet 4 years old. :) Lily & her mama > We've all been posting about the same cats for many years now -- I was > wondering....how old [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Sherry SignatureIrulan from the stars we come to the stars we return from now until the end of time. > We've all been posting about the same cats for many years now -- I was > wondering....how old [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Biskit. Biskit is at least 6 or 7, and > Bosley, the "baby" is 6 now. ******************** I remember when you got Biskit and Bosley. It's hard to believe they aren't still baby cats. In my clowder. Tanada: 17 in September QC: 12 or 13 now Merlin: 10 or so Pine Cone: 8 Huey: 6 Sonya: 5 or 6 Qui Gun Kit: 4 Miss Calico Girl: 3 Hermione: about 7 months My babies are all grown up. Qui Gun Kit and Hermione have flown the coop and have adopted Mike's new family in Seattle. Pam S. >We've all been posting about the same cats for many years now -- I was >wondering....how old [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >Biskit. Biskit is at least 6 or 7, and >Bosley, the "baby" is 6 now. Ours are still babies... Silver and Scouty are nearly six because they were about six months old when we adopted them right before we got married... and Tessie is about four because she came along a year later and much younger. Half the time she still acts like she thinks she's six months old! > We've all been posting about the same cats for many years now -- I was > wondering....how old [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Sherry Muddy, 14 1/2 Emily, 14 Custer about 14 weeks SignatureNik Simpson > We've all been posting about the same cats for many years now -- I was > wondering....how old > are these kitties now? > Sherry It shocks me to realise that His Royal Feline Lordship Tiger is 11 years old this month. It seems only yesterday that he was a scrap of a 3 week old itty bitty kitty. Pandora is 9 years old, which is a shock. Robbie is 14 (where does time go?) The things the 3 of them have done with their lives... they started their lives in London, they've lived in Belize, lived in the USA, travelled to Scotland and now live in Wales. They've flown between them 50,000 miles on a plane, seen animals they can only dream of and Tiger has faced off a Scorpion and a wild ocelot! Miss Lily Whiskers is 4 this year. She's the face of Cats Protection Feline Friends National Leaflet campaign for the second year in a row (under the alias "Alice") and her face & kitten pictures are plastered all over Cats Protection leaflets which have been sent out in Your Cat magazine. Cleo is 7 and just learning that it's safe to go in the garden after 5 years. And Tara and her brother Riley-Sissorpaws are coming up for their 1st year birthday and are different cats to the ones rescued from a dog- fighting house this time last year. Riley has a particular taste for Coy Carp and the neighbours pet chickens... I joined RPCA in/around 1998 I think. 11 years. WOW! Helen M > We've all been posting about the same cats for many years now -- I was > wondering....how old [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Sherry Holly was 14 years old on June 1. Duffy is "guesstimated" to be about 11 years old now. MaryL |
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