Principal’s Report

06 June, 2015 Ta l a n o a Volume 4

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Dear Parents and Guardians, Since the last issue of Talanoa many of us were dazzled by the wonderful performance from all students in Beauty through the Eyes of the Beast. The organization which goes into making a production of this scale is enormous and whilst much of the hard work is undertaken by the students it is not possible without the support of their mentors. I therefore take this opportunity to thank Alex Karountzos, Carol Yao, Rebekah Nabouta, Regina Mas-tapha, Michael Khelan, David Bennet, Jennifer Liew, Roderick Evans, Tessa Eastgate, Albert Eastgate, Kate Reimann, Linda Rushon and Neelam Raj for everything they did to make the pro-duction the success it was. Our new building is in the finishing stages and today I heard that the library is looking to move into their new space from the end of next week. We have been watching and waiting for many months and the idea that we will all be in the building next term seems both very real and also impossible. We are looking to a grand opening in the first week of term 3 which you will all be invited. This will be a very significant day in the history of International School Suva. From the road you can already see that the face of the school has changed, and this will become even more appar-ent when we are able to start using the new school entrance.

With two weeks to go the pace at school is picking up. We are nearly half way through the year and for our year 12 students they are moving into the final semester. Thinking of moving on from school, which has been a constant in most of these stu-dents’ lives for thirteen or more years, can be exciting and scary. Our High School staff are currently working with these students as they look at where they will be going next. Many students have already started thinking about their university or college applications and Fenella David and Megan Navunisaravi are on hand at school to assist. I am aware that the PTFA-initiated lunchtime careers talks have been a great success and helped students as they think about their futures, I take this opportunity to thank Amerika Grewal for all her work in starting this pro-gramme. Finally parents, students and staff are invited to the inaugural PTFA family movie night. This will take place from 6pm on Friday June 12

th in the Multi Purpose Hall. The PTFA will be screening

The Lion King which will be followed by Bedknobs and Broom-sticks. Everyone is invited, please do come along and enjoy the movies.

Anna Marsden

Chair of Council Report

SPCA Donations

Primary Update

Field Trip - ODE

Swimming Report 2015

Year 7 Exhibition

Production Cast & Crew

Fun Day Update

Mufti Competition

PTFA Corner

Upcoming Events

Inside this Issue

Chair of Council Report

We are eagerly anticipating the completion of our new building, with the opening tentatively scheduled for the first week of the new term. Once the library has been relocated, we’ll commence the renovation of B block, starting with the ground floor and working our way up the building. We have now commenced discussions with an architect for the rede-sign of the primary school. Initial concept plans are exciting with a staged development allowing school work to continue as normal dur-ing the rebuild. We hope to finalise plans over the next four months. We have struggled for many years to attract and retain top quality teachers. At the Council strategy day in January, we focused on how we recruit and retain the best teaching staff and it was acknowledged that teaching salaries need to increase so that we become an em-ployer of choice. In order to fund increased teaching salaries, it was agreed that we will look this year at significantly increasing the cur-rent school fees, particularly the primary fees for 2016. Analysis of the school fees charged at 37 other international schools in the East Asia and Pacific region indicates we are well down the lower end of fees charged for both primary and secondary. Further analysis indicated that most schools have only minor fee differentia-tion between primary and secondary fees, which reflects the reality of student contact hours across the school. If you would like to access the spreadsheet of this data please click here. Over the next couple of months, we will be reviewing and updating the Articles of Association as well as designing and implementing an induction and evaluation methodology for Council members.

Jacquelyn Terry

The term is almost over, can you believe it? Our information updates from classrooms were included in the latest Primary Press of which you will find here if you haven’t yet had the chance to read it. http://issuu.com/internationalschoolsuva/docs/primary_press_may_edition It is filled to the brim with year level information and activities and curriculum discussions, and of course, loads of photos for you to look at. If you need to know anything about primary, you’ll find it on our website or in our Primary Press. We have now included lists of award winners thanks to a few parents who suggested this happen in our opinion surveys. It is a super way to celebrate the positives here at school. Please, if you have any ideas to improve our Primary Press, let us know. Happy reading! Our enrolments continue to increase and we are finding ourselves with some year levels having waiting lists. It is incredibly difficult to tell prospective parents that we have space for one student and not for their siblings. As a result, the primary leadership team, in consult with some of our parent community and staff are investigating ways to cater for the every growing enrolments for the immediate and long term future of classes here at ISS. There are exciting plans in place to develop the primary section of the school to cater for 3 streams of each year level so in the future, space will not be an issue as it is at present. We welcome any input from parents and the community in regards to this. My door is always open for a quick chat or if email is more convenient for you working parents, please send an email with your ideas. Next term we embark on ‘Our Kids Matter’ campaign across the school where we will focus on the wellbeing of students through many activities and projects. The campaign is an adaptation of a very successful mental health and wellbeing framework being utilised across schools in Australia that has proven to make a positive difference in the lives of children. Proven methods and tools, such as our new ‘Stop, Think, Do’ behaviour and social skills program in conjunction with our Learner Profile/Tavola Tree of Inquiry model will help us to work with parents, carers, and the wider community to nurture happy, balanced kids. We already do much in this regard but it will be fantastic to place a greater focus on what we are already doing and enhance that with research based activities and projects proven to be a success elsewhere. If you wish to know more about this framework, come in and see me or check it out on their website. www.kidsmatter.edu.au/primary. Remember thought, it will be an adaptation to suit our ISS community and our ISS students. As the projects are revealed, please feel free to join an action team to help. For example, playground action team, to be more creative with our play space and develop ways to use what we have more effectively. The Tavola Tree area, of which we would like to convert into a useable outdoor learning area to stimulate senses and incorporate social and emotional development. Wouldn’t it be terrific to have a place where students can go to ‘sit and think’, reflect and share ideas. A whispering wish ing well to set goals and engage in posi-tive thinking. How about a garden club to help look after our sensory garden? If you have never read ‘I Grow in Grandad’s Garden’, please do. It talks about this concept beautifully and talks about gardens that growing minds can thrive in. A dream table features in this story. We also hope to link this campaign to our an-nual literacy festival at the end of term. Once again, if you can think of anything that we can do for the betterment of our student mental health and wellbeing, please let us know. A reminder that school photographs will be taken on Tuesday, June 9 in primary and for those wishing to have sibling shots taken, you still have time to email me and be included. Monday, at the latest please. Please ensure on school photo day, that children come to school in correct bula uniform. Sports uniforms can be brought to school if they have PE on that day. It always looks so much better when the children are all dressed in the same attire. Thanks for your cooperation with this. All students will be having an individual shot taken too and will be available for order and purchase, along with class photos from the VCreative website. Details coming for this in the very near future. Karen and the Primary Team

June 5, 2015

Primary Update

WAINADIRO VILLAGE FIELD TRIPWAINADIRO VILLAGE FIELD TRIP

Last week I had the opportunity to join Mr Mario and a group of

Year 11 and 12 Outdoor Education students on a 2 day field trip as

part of the River and Sustainability unit they are studying.

Mr Mario and the fantastic guys at Rivers Fiji in Pacific Harbour

had organized a trip to Wainadiro, a village on the upper Navua

River about 1 hour inland. We left very early on Wednesday morn-

ing and drove to Wainadiro, where we were met by the extremely

welcoming villagers, who first took us out to catch prawns and eels

in the local streams or to join in working in the fields near the vil-

lage where they grow or harvest dalo, banana, kava, Fijian aspara-

gus and pineapple. It was interesting to observe that even the young

village kids, who were then home on school holidays, are very

skilled at these aspects of village life, whereas for most of us ISS

students and staff our way of obtaining food is to drive to the local

supermarket.

That afternoon the villagers and Rivers Fiji guys took us up river

and showed us how to make a‘bilibili’ - the traditional Fijian rafts

used to transport goods along the rivers- which were not so long

ago the only means of access for many villagers. We floated these

back down to the village, accompanied by many of the young chil-

dren who swam and ducked and dived like fish alongside the rafts.

By this stage we all had worked up quite an appetite and the Rivers

Fiji team prepared a delicious meal of chicken with many local veg-

etables and produce. After dinner we then went to a Talanoa cere-

mony and received a traditional welcome. Our students had prepared

questions for the elders asking about the history of the village and

the impact of the river in their lives, and the elders were very happy

to share their history and knowledge with us. Later the women of

the village demonstrated how to create some of their traditional

handcrafts, and we finished the night with some good fun and some

energetic if not always skilled communal dancing.

On Thursday after another hearty meal, we set off on individual kayaks down

the Navua River, travelling through some absolutely breathtaking and pristine

scenery. After 2 hours of kayaking we stopped for a 30 minute trek into a stun-

ning waterfall for a well earned swim, then back for a picnic on the banks of the

river before heading off again. We were a wet and exhausted group who finally

arrived back at Pacific Harbour at about 3pm.

It was an amazing trip and I learnt so much about village life in Fiji, and the

importance of the river for many villages. For me some of the other highlights

were also getting to know the students; Emily and her unorthodox medical ex-

periences, watching Louis' encounters with wildlife (stray cows in the river and

savage prawns) Eddy's smooth dance moves with the ladies of Wainadiro, and

Seraphina's impressive fan making skills. And once again observing the myster-

ies of the Fijian eyebrow and head movement language - which Mr Mario and

the villagers and a lot of our students seem to speak fluently.

ISS Secondary swimming Team 2015 The following students represented the school at the Fiji Schools National Swimming Champi-

onships on Friday May 29th and May 30th at the Damodar Aquatic Centre.

FIJI NATIONAL SCHOOLS SWIMMING REPORT 2015

SECONDARY SCHOOL

This year we initially registered 54 swimmers doing 163 events. Altogether at the

meet there were 37 schools, both Primary and Secondary competing. There were

627 swimmers and 1,880 individual entries registered with 181 relay team entries.

We also had Sports Studies students assisting in the running of the event. Siobhan

Williams did all the data entry of results for the Primary School events and Selenia

Tukutukulevu and Sylvia Fusimalohi worked as timekeepers. Assisting the team in

the tent were Matthew Cole and Jun Han. Other support staff included Lai, Eddy,

Mr. Dona, Jonathan Uluiviti, Fesaitu Mario and Jennifer Liew. They were respon-

sible for keeping the water out of the tents, having an endless supply of bananas,

apples and mandarins. With the kind of weather we had they primarily ensured

that everyone had access to juice and hot chocolate when they completed their

races.

The results from our swimmers were excellent with ISS coming second overall in

the Secondary division. The Boys came third to Marist High School in the boys

division. The overall winner of the competition was Swami Vivekananda College

of Nadi.

Congratulations to Samantha Heuss and Ella Morrell both of whom broke National

Records in the 50m Butterfly events in their respective age groups. This year’s

Schools Swimming Championships was also the trial for the selection of swim-

mers from Fiji Schools to represent Fiji Schools at the Pacific School Games

which are to be held in Adelaide, Australia in November of this year. The selection

criteria was for any swimmer who won a medal (first, second or third) in an event

to be invited onto the Fiji Schools Team Squad. Letters inviting those swimmers to

the team will be sent out in the next few weeks. The trip is totally self- funded and

invitees will be asked to express their interest within 7 – 10 days of receiving the

letter.

Representation of Fiji at the Pacific School Games is not restricted to citizenship.

As long as a swimmer is a registered student of a school in Fiji registered with the

Education Department they are eligible to be a member of the Fiji Schools Team.

Staff Team:

Dona Baledravu…..First Aid

J Liew and F Mario Coaching and Management

Jonathan Uluiviti… Marshalling liaison

Lai and Eddy…….security guards.

The following students were officiating at the

event:

Selenia Tukutukulevu…time keeper

Slyvia Fusimalohi……. time keeper

Siobhan Williams……..Primary Results Data Input for the entire event.

Matthew Cole…………team

Jun Han………………. team

Ornchisa Kalinta Rishal Patel

Louis Morrell Katherine Hobgood

Maxime Pons Moimoi Baleilevuka

Sheldon Chow Maia Ramsden

Talei Meleisea Jose Santos

Leilani Patterson Max Collingwood

Tyrone Punja Forster Evers

Jeremaia Tuina-

muana

Symone Chow

Mateo Savou Beatrice Santos

Hannah Harness Ella Sinclair

Clara Canton Samuela Bola

Masimeke Latianara Samantha Heuss

Rani Fairfax Laura Drakeford

Ella Morrell Darcy Keenan

Eseta-Claire

Navunisaravi

Elian Nervale

Alexandra Marshall Samuel Cook

Stella Keenan Puana Puana

Vasiti Rokuru Oliver Sinclair

Hannah Keteca Thomas Ryan

Tamena Evers Zion Seeman

Melini Navunisaravi Talei Seeman

Keith Meleisea Celeste Kado

Litia Baleilevuka

CELL – A – Bration Time for

Year 7 Science

Year 7 Rooms were a hive of activity on Tuesday morn-

ing 19th May. The Edible model of a cell Project was due

and students were still putting on their finishing touch-

es. All types of cell models appeared, Banana cakes,

fruit cakes, Chocolate cakes, large cookies, pizzas, jel-

ly, watermelon, pies. The classroom was full of colors.

The students were marked for the correct labeling of

each organelle and the creativity in the choice of foods

representing the different parts of the cells. They al-

so had to include fresh fruits and foods in their mod-

els.

Students from year 6 to year 12 came in to view the

display and to get a little science lesson on cells from

the proud Year 7 Cell Biologists. This is what some

students had to say about the project.

“It was fun, engaging and educational……I could remem-ber a lot of things!.........Ella Morell “It was creative and tasty…Everyone enjoyed it!....Helped me with the different functions!...Moimoi “It was a lot of fun and interesting!...Had some chal-lenges but so much fun!........Nonney

Needless to say there was a sweet celebration after-

wards with a very hyperactive year seven!

SET DESIGN TEAMSET DESIGN TEAM

Mentor Mentor -- Kate Reimann & Kate Reimann &

Roderick MeurigRoderick Meurig--EvansEvans

Leader Leader -- Itziar Gonzalez & Itziar Gonzalez &

Vikrant SinghVikrant Singh

Rhea DassRhea Dass

Sahil KumarSahil Kumar

Youngkyu HwangYoungkyu Hwang

Celest CadoCelest Cado

Jade MatthewsJade Matthews

Chuan Yuan LiuChuan Yuan Liu

Devlin GrewalDevlin Grewal

Talei SemaanTalei Semaan

HeeHee--Jun JangJun Jang

Masimeke LatianaraMasimeke Latianara

Rusila RoqicaRusila Roqica

Shayan SaberiShayan Saberi

Rosemary MarioRosemary Mario

Kelvin LiaoKelvin Liao

Aaryan KumarAaryan Kumar

Alejandro Clement.Alejandro Clement.

MAKE UP TEAMMAKE UP TEAM

Mentors Mentors -- Neelam Raj & Neelam Raj &

Linda RushonLinda Rushon

Leader Leader -- Silifina Paelate Silifina Paelate

Hanah PatelHanah Patel

Yingxue ZhuYingxue Zhu

Shanya PatelShanya Patel

Duaa AwaisDuaa Awais

Sallyanne GubonSallyanne Gubon

Zhiyue PanZhiyue Pan

Xue ZhangXue Zhang

Na Eun YooNa Eun Yoo

Helen LeslieHelen Leslie

Selenia TukutukulevuSelenia Tukutukulevu

Min Soo LimMin Soo Lim

Sikyung PaekSikyung Paek

COSTUME DESIGN COSTUME DESIGN

TEAMTEAM

MentorMentor-- Jennifer Liew Jennifer Liew

Leader Leader -- Renee CarthewRenee Carthew

Talii Cornish,Talii Cornish,

Hannah HarnessHannah Harness

Jennifer PengJennifer Peng

Sayinah AliSayinah Ali

Alex DraperAlex Draper

Antonia SabassAntonia Sabass

Director Director -- Ernest GibsonErnest Gibson

Stage Manager Stage Manager -- Siobhan WilliamsSiobhan Williams

Mentor Mentor -- Alex Karountzos Alex Karountzos CAST & CREWCAST & CREW

Beauty Maia Ramsden

Beast Gareth Wekina

Maurice Inigo Gonzalez

Gaston Joseph Bennion

Le Fan Samuela Bola

Prince Vikrant Singh

Mrs. Potts Amelia Kami

Chip Zion Semaan

Cogsworth Shayan Saberi

Lumier Mercy Neal

Feather Duster Lilieta Soakai

Wardrobe Manon Boivert

D’arque Debanjan Dhar

Footstool Luke Meurig-Evans

Coat Hanger Sienna Harper

Baker Tom Ryan

Towns person/Baker/Customer Oliver Sinclair

Book Seller/Towns person Ethan Wright

Towns person Talisa Cumberbatch

Bartender Camelia Ionascu

Bimbettes Hannah Wright,

Kaysha Stratton-

Adams & Mira Mishra

Shoe Shiner Alyssa Mjaskalo

Towns Kid Katie McLean

Town Kid’s friend Leilani Sprankle

DANCERSDANCERS

Natasha Weleilake-

ba (Leader) Marie EngellMarie Engell--HansenHansen

Rani Fairfax Ornchisa KalintaOrnchisa Kalinta

Kaia Whitfield Eloise RyanEloise Ryan

Nelle Leenders Lena AdamsLena Adams

Hena Dass Ashleigh SinghAshleigh Singh

Claire Sonnek Jasmine CollingJasmine Colling

Emily Cook Nell JenneyNell Jenney

Sophie Wright Aurora SinclairAurora Sinclair

PHYSICAL THEATREPHYSICAL THEATRE

Qian Li (Leader) Clara CantonClara Canton--LamousseLamousse

Binal Patel Donna RwabuhembaDonna Rwabuhemba

Shikha Singh Sebastian EspinosaSebastian Espinosa

Marcus Narayan Abbas JiwanjiAbbas Jiwanji

Viliami Payne

SINGERSSINGERS

Mentor Mentor -- Bex Nabouta & Tessa EastgateBex Nabouta & Tessa Eastgate

Litia Baleilevuka

(Leader) Alena WaqainabeteAlena Waqainabete

Beatrice Santos Jean GubonJean Gubon

Emily Gibson Olivia LumOlivia Lum

Joy Kami Moimoi BaleilevukaMoimoi Baleilevuka

Jade Cave Papanui LiewPapanui Liew--MarstersMarsters

Maryanne Gubon Vasiti RokuruVasiti Rokuru

Jianuo Liu

MAKE UP TEAMMAKE UP TEAM

Mentors Mentors -- Neelam Raj & Neelam Raj &

Linda RushonLinda Rushon

Leader Leader -- Silifina Paelate Silifina Paelate

Hanah PatelHanah Patel

Yingxue ZhuYingxue Zhu

Shanya PatelShanya Patel

Duaa AwaisDuaa Awais

Sallyanne GubonSallyanne Gubon

Zhiyue PanZhiyue Pan

Xue ZhangXue Zhang

Na Eun YooNa Eun Yoo

Helen LeslieHelen Leslie

Selenia TukutukulevuSelenia Tukutukulevu

Min Soo LimMin Soo Lim

Sikyung PaekSikyung Paek

COSTUME DESIGN COSTUME DESIGN

TEAMTEAM

MentorMentor-- Jennifer Liew Jennifer Liew

Leader Leader -- Renee CarthewRenee Carthew

Talii Cornish,Talii Cornish,

Hannah HarnessHannah Harness

Jennifer PengJennifer Peng

Sayinah AliSayinah Ali

Alex DraperAlex Draper

Antonia SabassAntonia Sabass

AUDIO VISUALAUDIO VISUAL

LeaderLeader–– Damien RajuDamien Raju

LIGHTING TEAMLIGHTING TEAM

MentorMentor -- Albert EastgateAlbert Eastgate

Leader Leader -- Nicole KarountzosNicole Karountzos..

Hanna MacphersonHanna Macpherson

BACKSTAGE CREWBACKSTAGE CREW

Mentor Mentor -- Regina MastaphaRegina Mastapha

Leader Leader -- Arjun Bhugra.Arjun Bhugra.

Etuate KasamiEtuate Kasami

Cooper JacksonCooper Jackson

MUSICIANSMUSICIANS

Mentor Mentor -- Carol YaoCarol Yao

Leader Leader -- Tyrone Punja Tyrone Punja

Zane EliasZane Elias

Juni Il LeeJuni Il Lee

Tasuku AzumaTasuku Azuma

Nirro SalvaNirro Salva

Hana FujiHana Fuji--BennetBennet

Winnie ZhangWinnie Zhang

SPECIAL EFFECTS SPECIAL EFFECTS

Mentor Mentor -- Alex KarountzosAlex Karountzos

Leaders Leaders -- Malcolm Narayan Malcolm Narayan

& Aurora Sami& Aurora Sami

FUN DAY update... Fun Day is not too far away (Saturday 8 August) and all of our preparations are un-

derway - the international food stalls are putting together their menus, Mr Tim is au-

ditioning entertainers, and now our classes are choosing their Fun Day activities and

theme baskets for the raffle. Soon you will be hearing from your teachers about what

activity your year level will run on Fun Day and what support students and parents

can provide. You will also be hearing from your Parent Liaison about the theme bas-

ket your class is preparing and what your family can contribute. In the meantime, we

have some exciting Fun Day competition news:

Poster Competition The response to the poster competition was amazing with nearly 100 entries! The

quality of the designs was also outstanding across all year levels, which made judging

a tough job, but we have found some very deserving winners. Our primary school

winner is Leamalie Jensen in class 4J, whose design was also judged overall winner

just ahead of our middle school winner Eseta-Claire Navunisaravi in year 601. With

so many entries coming from the early primary classes, we have also decided to give

an Encouragement Award to a younger designer, which goes to Khushi Patel in year

2B. Congratulations to our winners who will each receive a certificate and movie

tickets, and to everyone who entered the competition. Because of the high standard of

work, we will be displaying all of your designs at primary school from this week.

Fun Day Mufti Competion When one competition closes, another one opens! Our Mufti competition begins on

Friday 12 June when students will be allowed to wear mufti (also known as casual

clothes or free dress) and will be asked to contribute items for the Fun Day book and

white elephant stalls to earn points for their class. All the relevant details are provided

on the poster below.

Thanks to everyone for their support,

Myke Leahy

Fun Day Coordinator

Our Fun Day Mufti Competition starts on Friday12 June.

To participate we ask that you bring the following unwanted used or new items (in usable condition) from home:

Books / magazines Clothes / footwear Toys / bric-a-brac

Each item will count as a point for your class so bring as many items as you can! The class that has the most points in Primary and Secondary wins a Super Fun Breakfast Party!!!

Fun Day Mufti is not compulsory.

MUFTI SCHEDULE

Friday 12 June, Friday 19 June

Friday 17 July, Friday 24 July, Friday 31 July Some important things to remember:

1. Please dress appropriately and wear sensible shoes.

2. Mark each donation clearly with your name and class.

3. Drop off your donation at Primary or Secondary office.

T2 Week 9

Wednesday, June 10 5:00pm ISS PTFA Social Hour

Friday, June 12 Primary Assembly - Year 3 (8.15 - 9.00)

5:00am Fun day mufti day

6:00am Fun day mufti day

6:00pm Screen on the Green

T2 Week 10

Monday, June 15 Y11 12 Arts Trip

Year 10 camp

Tuesday, June 16 Y11 12 Arts Trip

Year 10 Camp

Wednesday, June 17 Y11 12 Arts Trip

Year 10 Camp

2:40pm ISS PTFA Monthly Meeting

Friday, June 19 Primary Press

Reception Lovo Lunch (12pm - 1pm)

Whole School World Oceans Day Assem-bly - Year 2

YC update

Term ends

Wednesday, July 1 Scholarship applications open

Wednesday, July 8 5:00pm ISS PTFA Social Hour

T3 Week 1

Wednesday, July 15 Year 11 Camp

All students begin

Thursday, July 16 Year 1 100th Day of School Celebration

Year 11 Camp

Friday, July 17 Primary Assembly (8.15 - 9.00)

Year 11 Camp

T3 Week 2

Thursday, July 23 Secondary Parent-Teacher interviews

Council

Finance

Friday, July 24 Primary Assembly (8.15 - 9.00)

Year 3 Art Excursion

T3 Week 3

Tuesday, July 28 Secondary Activity Program begins

ICAS English

Wednesday, July 29 12:20pm (Tentative) ISS PTFA Lunch Talk: Elise Huffer, SPC

2:40pm ISS PTFA Monthly Meeting

Friday, July 31 Primary Assembly (8.15 - 9.00)

MS Social

Scholarship applications close

Monday, August 3 Early Childhood Week

T3 Week 4

Tuesday, August 4 Early Childhood Week

Wednesday, August 5 Early Childhood Week

Thursday, August 6 Early Childhood Week

Friday, August 7 Early Childhood Week

Primary Assembly - Year 2 (8.15 - 9.00)

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