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[motions1ckn3ss]

officially written 60% of my dissertation! 6000 words down 4000 to go

[lovesodeepandwideandwell]

Two hundred thirty-two

[dirty-bosmer]

third week in a row no writing wip 🙃

[readingloveswounds]

okay rlly gotta get my shit together here because it's literally just under a month before i go to france and i want to send three sections to my advisor before that PLUS submit my article to a journal

understand that while i think im behind, i'm technically at 2x the pages i wanted to have by this date. still. crisis time.

by sunday:

finish nimes draft

by august 31

submit article

send at least one of: sens or cahors (cahors is probably best bc shorter)

by september 17

MEET WITH ADVISOR THIS IS NONNEGOTIABLE

have sent advisor sens, cahors, and nimes

have at least started chapter conclusion

have at least started rewriting chapter intro

start frankensteining chapter sections into something coherent or at least have a reasonable idea of what a full document might look like

have a better site list put together and possibly have contact w the SHPF, BNF, and/or Louvre

by september 19

email J

give contact info for fellowship 1 (incl address)

give group pertaining to fellowship 2 my address + phone

things it would be cool to do but not strictly necessary:

go back through P's revisions on vassy

have a better idea of own style guide re names etc

read Foa

get further in LT reread

read more Martyrs - also talk to P about what the actual fuck im doing with martyrs bc im becoming less and less convinced i know how to handle the text wrt my dissertation topic/argument

figure out which chapter im writing next bc doing martyrs sounds scary but idk if im ready to do LT, and im waiting on a massive name in the field to publish his edited version of sancerre lol

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[kristakittyfish]

one thing you've gotta know about me is that I love a semicolon

[vivwritesfics]

Sports Romance

Lando's girl loves reading. She loves those sports romance books. But she wants an F1 book she can relate to as a WAG. So, she writes one herself.

Warnings: 18+ smut, p in v

a/n: I HAVE NOT READ THIS BOOK BY HANNAH LILY BUT I BET IT'S AWESOME! IT LOOKS SIIIIIICK AND THAT'S WHY I'M USING IT HERE

Every sports romance book she'd read since the beginning of her relationship with Lando Norris had been fine, but inaccurate. They'd been a bit of fun, something to read on her travels.

But they were so fucking inaccurate.

She was the girlfriend of a driver. Nobody understood that better than her (well, except the other WAGS. She loved the other WAGS).

Every time she posted a book on her Instagram, it had a glowing review. It had to have a glowing review, especially when she had such a big audience.

She read the comments, too. People who were enjoying the books she recommended always brought her joy. She had pictures of herself, reading with Lando. Pictures friends had taken of her with her head in his lap, reading while he gamed.

They always did good on her Instagram. On his Instagram, too. But Lando always posted the pictures that came after hers, the one where he stopped gaming, pushed her book out of her way and kissed her.

But the sports romance books. Too many times she had stopped Lando to read out a part of the book and ask, "Does this sound right?"

And Lando, because he was obsessed with his girlfriend, asked her to read it out again. Just to hear her voice. He wasn't a man that enjoyed reading, but he would have listened to audiobooks if she voiced them.

"Nearly," he would answer, his arms around her, chin on her shoulder as he tried to read.

The WAG groupchat got to read parts of it as well, got to give their opinions on what she was reading.

It wasn't bad, the books. It was just inaccurate.

"I'm gonna try and write one."

"Huh?" Lando looked up from his phone.

"One of those sports romance books. I'm gonna try and write one for F1."

He watched as she stood up and walked over to her little desk in the corner of the room. Where she had had written her dissertation and finished her degree. Now, it just held empty notebooks.

She grabbed one, grabbed a pen.

And she wrote.

Just writing. No planning, no creating characters, just writing.

It was pretty easy to write a love story when it was basically your life. Some parts of it was exaggerated, the enemies to lovers style meeting especially. But the Formula One parts, the they were accurate, checked over by Lando (as long as she read them out to him).

For months, she worked on a first draft. It wasn't easy, with days, sometimes weeks of her getting nothing done. But she worked hard, didn't let the writers block get her down.

Lando was her biggest supporter. Reading what she sent him, sending back his feedback (which was always just a million heart emojis).

When her first draft was done, Lando insisted on celebrating. Dinner and drinks which normally ended with her on her cheeks, his hands on her hips as he fucked her, pushing his cock through her folds. His grip was usually tight enough to bruise, a mark she would wear with pride.

She read the first draft out to him, for his reaction of the entire story and to catch any silly mistakes. Any time Lando asked 'huh?', she made a note, worked around it.

And then, she sent it to her friend. Someone she trusted, someone she knew would tell her if it was shit, would tell her what she loved and hated. Someone who would circle her mistakes, tell her what she needed to fix before sending it to the publisher.

The second draft took a year. A year of trying to edit before giving up. A year of spending a week doing an entire chapter, a month doing the next. A year of getting loads done in a short space of time, only to do nothing for the next few weeks. Those weeks of nothing were so demotivating, but Lando was her rock, kept her going.

After the second draft, she contacted a publisher. And then another publisher. And then another publisher.

Eventually, one took interest in her story.

It wasn't perfect, but the publisher took a chance on her. She made the necessary changes and sent it back.

She kept the rest of the process under wraps. Nobody was allowed to see the cover, not until the book was announced. Nobody was allowed to know anything, not until the book was announced. Not even Lando.

No matter how much he begged and pleaded with those puppy dog eyes, she wouldn't let him know. Just like everybody else, he had to wait.

Five minutes before her post announcing her book on Instagram, she revealed the cover to him.

"That's me."

It was him. Dark hair, green eyes (she had to pick between green and blue while keeping the main male character looking like her boyfriend. It wasn't easy), and orange race overalls, it was obviously him.

"That's me," he said again and strode towards her. "That's really me."

"That's you, baby," she said, wrapping her arms around his neck as he picked her up. "Had to make my F1 romance about you, didn't I?" She said, like it was obvious.

He took another look at the cover. "But the girl doesn't look like you," he said, as if it was a personal insult towards him.

She shrugged her shoulders. "Didn't want to make it too obvious that I was in love with you," she said, but her laugh gave her joke away. "Didn't want to write some self insert shit," she mumbled and wrapped her arms around him again.

Lando kissed her. It was the kind of kiss that left her breathless and dizzying. The kind of kiss that had him sitting down and her climbing into his lap. The kind of kiss that had him chanting I love you, while she bounced on his cock.

When the book came out, the reception was phenomenal. Her own social media audience bought her books, as well as Lando's fans. Girls that wanted to know what it was like to date him, girls that spent their evenings on tumblr, that now had a view of a life they so desperately wanted.

They left her favourite reviews, most of them finishing the book within the day they bought it.

Maybe this was her calling, being an author. Writing books that had her boyfriend as the main character. No, she couldn't think of anything better.

[island-in-ignorance]

Guys I'm crashing out I can't stop thinking about and obsessing over Deep End. I want to flash a hundred years into the future and dive into ao3 fanfics about Scarlett. I want to write a dissertation on the Aliverse. I want a movie of the book so I can watch edits on tiktok. I want to take Ali to dinner and beg her for a POV from Lukas (seriously I'll beg for just a CHAPTER. I want to see how disgustingly down bad he is from inside his brain.) I want to reread the book again and then reread all of her books just for fun.

I fear I'll never find this high again. Send help (and book recs)

[crescencestudio]

๋࣭⭑ Devlog #47 | 4.26.25 ๋࣭⭑

no bc we r actually so back brothers ive got FOOD TODAY

We are ALIVEEEEE AND BACK AND BETTER THAN EVER ((FR THIS TIME!!!).

Before we get into actual updates, I wanted to give context on where my life's been at basically the past year. As many of you know, I got my PhD last December (YEAAAA) which meant for the second half of 2024, I was literally in a cave crunching my dissertation. Now, many people (including me) thought after I finished my dissertation, I'd be a lot freer for Alaris stuff. But since this year started, I've been completely preoccupied with some personal matters which kept me from working on Alaris as much as I wanted to.

While the personal matters aren't anything anyone has to be worried about, they did take up A Lot of my time, and I'm really happy to say that I am officially free from those obligations too!!! Meaning for the first time in literally a year, I am NOT drowning. And that time has already been used Very Fruitfully heh....heh....heh.....

WANNA SEE???

Writing has been on a bit of a stall, and the main reason why is something I'll talk about in the Miscellaneous section! But it's nothing to worry about since it's because I want to focus on other parts of the game right now. With almost all of the routes finished, I've noticed that the writing pace I've maintained has resulted in the art and programming aspects to fall a bit behind where I want those parts of game dev to be.

So recently, I've focused more attention on the art and programming components rather than writing. That being said, writing still makes slow but steady progress! Kuna'a's development edits continue to progress, and Etza's route is about to be sent to line editing, which is the last stage of editing for my writing process. This means once Etza's line edits are finished, the four Central routes will be COMPLETELY FINISHED!! Exciting right!!!!

For art, I can't actually show very many sneak peeks since it's mostly been CGs and character design commissions heh. But I am willing to give a slight sneak peeks of these character designs in these two beta screenshots

Sickest character designs by @saffein-e

While these sneak peeks don't represent the final character sprites, they are the OG designs created by bestie Saf. And even from the designs alone, the characters are stunning additions to the cast! I can't wait to draw them in my own style and hopefully do Saf's amazing work justice 💖💖💖 In these screenshots too, you can see some of the newer BGs and hints of overlays that we've added to the game to heighten the visual effects hehe.

I've also been working on CGs for Etza's route and am happy to say our CG count is currently at 26 completed CGs (5 sketched ones) out of 54! Now that I'm making an active effort to Lock in on the art assets, I'm hoping CG and sprite development picks up a bit in the coming months ^^

And finally... for the most exciting news!!!!!

ETZA'S BETA WILL BE OUT MONDAY!!!!

We have finally moved forward on the beta build front, and beta testers will finally get to play Etza's beta! Since I haven't shown much in-game screenshots from the betas in past devlogs, and you all patiently still read them, I thought this month would be a nice time to update you all on how things are looking in Alaris beta land.

In this beta, you obviously get to woo our neighborhood angel

Since it's been a while, this is a reminder of what the game looks like (LMFLSOA). I know for me it's been a while and honestly I forgot how proud I am of the art assets :') I love how everything has come together and how it looks in the game <3

Of course, Important Choices and fun cast dynamics are a few of our Favorite Things

Between the messaging interface, the chapter card, the phone call overlays, and many more little effects and stuff, I forgot how many assets are in this thing. Being able to code Etza's beta has been an amazing reminder of how much work I've put into Alaris over the years ^^

Which brings me to exciting news!!!! I will make the official announcement separately at a later time, but as a reward for people who actually read these things, you're the first to know. With Etza's beta coming out soon, that means the four Central routes will have finished beta testing. And with where things are at, I've made the official decision that...

Alaris will enter Early Access for the First Four Routes!!!

I don't have an exact date for when this will release since it largely depends on how quickly I can art. But I'd like to aim for a tentative Q3 release for the Early Access Build! More details will come when I make the official announcement, but it is extremely exciting to have reached a point where I can even put this out there to people!!!

I hope you all are excited, and I want to thank everyone who has been on this journey with me whether it's as a recent or long time fan!!

Finally, I haven't really had time for market research since I've been in the "Returning the Game Dev" trenches. But I do have other exciting news that I'll make yet another official announcement on later.

Aside from the new Alaris beta, I've also had another small side project I've been working on with some friends (very chill-like) over the past couple of months. It'll be the first Crescence Dark Fantasy entry in my collection of games, and it's definitely a different vibe from what I've put out so far.

Where They Wait will be a new game submitted to Ossan Jam with elements of horror, fantasy, and dark romance :3c I'm so grateful to the team I've worked with and all the work they've put into our little shared baby, and I can't wait for you all to play it! This will also be coming out WELL, Monday too LMAFLIDJLIFJ.

As you can see, we've been hard at work behind the curtain. Since I last talked to you all, we've made a lot of nice headway on the different projects I've had on my plate, and I'm excited to feel like we're hitting our stride on so many things!!!!

Until next time we talk, which will be Very Soon with all our exciting announcements coming up. Thank you as always for being patient with me and supporting me!

[pumpkinpaix]

You have questions! We might have answers.

What is this collection?

As Maria puts it: this collection is a critical look at some of the things that we, the editors, think have made CQL such a hit around the world. Of course, part of that success comes from the webnovel MDZS and the show CQL themselves—we love the characters, the mystery, and the drama, who doesn’t?! However, the authors in our book also look at topics like translating danmei (both officially and unofficially), adapting danmei for new audiences, and interacting with fandoms and fanworks. The larger argument of the book is that all of these things played a huge role in CQL’s visibility and success, and we wanted to start making those moving pieces visible, especially for audiences who mainly watched CQL in translation.

You keep using the word “academic”—what does that mean, exactly? 

Maria: Ok, not to get pedantic here, but this actually touches on some things that I’m really excited about for the book. Traditionally, academic work is written by people who have a deep expertise in the subject (signified by having a PhD and doing specific kinds of research), and then the work itself is peer-reviewed (i.e., sent to other experts in the field for them to evaluate whether it’s sound, original, and interesting enough to publish, without knowing who wrote it). And both of these things are true about our book—our authors have deep knowledge and the book was peer reviewed—but also. We specifically asked for chapters from younger scholars and from fans who also have deep knowledge about topics that academia doesn’t always know or value enough, and we include an interview from the fan-translator K. who did the Exiled Rebels translation. So the hope is that: this book is academic, and also—more!

Who are you? 

Yue studies adaptation, fantasy, and popular culture texts using a feminist lens. She wrote an early, influential article about danmei adaptations and also has a book about feminist adaptations of Chinese fantasy.

Maria studies fanworks, contemporary fantasy, and genre literature. She’s scrambling to finish her dissertation right now.

How were the chapter spotlights chosen?

Voluntarily! The concept of a small social media promo was kicked around by some of the contributors and those interested in the idea filled out a short interview with what they wanted to share. We'll be posting about 2 introductions and 2 spotlights a day for the next week or so!

Who's running this social media campaign anyway?

Not the publishers! A few enthusiastic collection contributors got together and, with the assistance of the editors, have put this promotion together. We do not in any way represent Peter Lang in an official capacity! We just worked hard and wanted to share. :)

Are you making any money off of royalties from this book? 

LOL not even remotely

What about this promotion?

also no. alas

Where can I find this book? 

You can find our listing on Peter Lang’s website here. As for other retailers, a quick search should turn us up!  

How can I access this book if I cannot buy it from Peter Lang / [book retailer of choice]?

As collection editors and contributors who signed a legal agreement with Peter Lang, we have granted Peter Lang exclusive right and license to edit, adapt, publish, reproduce, distribute, display, and store our contributions, and we must cooperate fully with the Publisher if the Publisher believes a third party is infringing or is likely to infringe copyright in the contribution. 

That being said, these are academic papers, which means that contributors may make copies of the contribution for classroom teaching use! (These copies may not be included in course pack material for onward sale by libraries and institutions). Of course, any linking, collection or aggregation of chapters from the same volume is strictly prohibited.

(FAQ may be updated periodically!) (all posts on Catching Chen Qing Ling)

[chthonion]

Hey Chthonion you're very quiet how's it going (also a Harrowing snippet for funsies)

I have been very remiss about answering your approximately three hundred fabulous and uplifting comments on recent chapters of the Harrowing so I want you to know that I have reread all of them like twenty times. My brain is mush right now from getting my dissertation ready for defense. This makes me crave the validation of comments with a powerful hunger while simultaneously having no energy whatsoever left over to articulate anything. If I could call all of you out in my dissertation acknowledgements for the incredible boost you have given me during this time, I totally would.

I have no idea when Chapter 50 will be ready. It's been 95% ready for like two weeks and the last 5% is going very slowly because academia has eaten all my editing energy. But god I can't WAIT to hear what you have to say about that one because it is genuinely one of my favorites in the entire fic.

Anyway, here's a sneak peek to thank you all for being awesome. It is angsty. You have been warned.

“Do you have any idea how infuriating you are?” Maedhros’s voice is slow, dreamy; it doesn’t match the force of the words at all. When he turns to look at Annatar, even his expression is empty. “You've never argued that it would be unjustified, no. Instead you just---sit around in my family’s house drinking tea and making friends with Frodo and Finrod, like you aren’t the worst thing that ever happened to them. Holding hands with Celebrimbor, after you tortured him to death. Three Ages of atrocities behind you, and you've just walked back into life to try again.” The calm in his voice ices over, cruelty seeping in at last. “The blood on my hands is a trickle to the ocean of blood you have spilled, and yet you are doing this, and I’m—just—the same.”

[fatehbaz]

hi i love your blog and the stuff you've shared has been really invaluable for me writing my dissertation right now! i was wondering if you've ever read anything interesting about police horses, or perhaps horses working for the state more generally? apologies if you've already made a post about this and i've missed it.

Nice. Don't know if your dissertation is specifically about horse histories; if so, then I'd imagine you already know much more than I do. So I don't know how much help I can be.

I've posted about the history of police horses in Australia before, which is just excerpts from Stephen Gapps and Mina Murray, in their "From colonial cavalry to mounted police: a short history of the Australian police horse" (The Conversation, 28 July 2021; "Horse Patrol" aka "Mounted Police" formally established 1825 after Wiradjuri war, used to round-up escaped laborers and attack Aboriginal communities as crucial force in colonial admin in 1830s culminating in Waterloo Creek Massacre.)

I've made some references to US participation in British campaigns of Boer War. (Apparently there was a micro-industry of the New Orleans port shipping 110,000 horses and 81,000 mules on 166 voyages via 65 British steamships for a cost of like hundreds of thousands USD per month for three years to help Britain.)

Similarly, Steve Hewitt and others write about Canadian mounted police and their role in national power in the Great Plains; twentieth-century counter-subversion; monitoring labor strikes and Indigenous/student dissent, etc.

"The Masculine Mountie: The Royal Canadian Mounted Police as a Male Institution, 1914-1939" (Hewitt, Journal of the Canadian Historical Association, 1996)

Riding to the Rescue: The Transformation of the RCMP in Alberta and Saskatchewan, 1914-1939 (Hewitt, 2006)

"Fashioning farmers: ideology, agricultural knowledge and the Manitoba farm movement, 1890-1925" (Hewitt, Journal of Canadian Studies, 1997)

"Canadianizing the West: The North-West Mounted Police as Agents of the National Policy, 1873-1905" (Mcleod, The Prairie West: Historical Readings, edited by Francis and Palmer, 1992)

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Guessing you've already considered this, but a relevant thing I've read might be Breeds of Empire: The 'Invention' of the Horse in Southeast Asia and Southern Africa 1500-1950 (Greg Bankoff and Sandra Swart, 2007), about "the 'invention' of specific breeds of horse in the context of imperial design and colonial trade routes" and "the historiographical and methodological problems with writing a more species or horse-centric history." There was an earlier influential paper about imperial use of horses by Swart, ""The World the Horses Made": A South African Case Study of Writing Animals into Social History" (International Review of Social History 55:2, 2010).

Last year I read Bellweather Histories: Animals, Humans, and US Environments in Crisis (edited by Susan Nance and Jennifer Marks, 2023), and there was an interesting chapter on horses by Marks: "Chicago's 1872 Equine Influenza Epizootic and the Evolution of Urban Transit Technology."

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Have you seen Jagjeet Lally's "Empires and Equines: The Horse in Art and Exchange in South Asia, ca. 1600-1850" (Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East, 35:1, 2015)? It covers Mughal state power and aristocratic prestige as tied to horses, but also refers to the later utility of horseback mobility in East India Company and British power consolidation.

I used to be in a Central Asia-specific program-type thing and there was a long list of academic writing, most if it not in English, about horses as essential for statecraft in Mongol, Persian, Mughal, Chinese, and Ottoman contexts. So I know that there's a huge amount of writing on the subject, but I did not retain much of it. Jagjeet Lally's bibliography here is helpful. This also brings to mind Alan Mikhail's work The Animal in Ottoman Egypt (2013) and Under Osman's Tree: The Ottoman Empire, Egypt, and Environmental History (2017). Though horses aren't the main focus, they're essentially about "animal labor/capital."

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I think I've seen that you've interacted with my old posts about Sujit Sivasundaram, Rohan Deb Roy, and Jonathan Saha on "interspecies empire"? Saha's most recent stuff includes writing in:

Biocultural Empire: New Histories of Imperial Lifeworlds (2024); Colonial Dimensions of the Global Wildlife Trade (2024); "A Historiography of Great Animal Massacres" (2024); "whiteness, masculinity, and ambivalent British Justice"; imperial use of elephants and "animal agency, undead capital, and imperial science" (2017); Subverting Empire: Deviance and Disorder in the British Colonial World (2015); imperial use of cattle and other livestock in "animals and the politics of colonial sensitibilites" (2015). Sivasundaram covers a lot of that (animality, criminality, imperial imaginaries) but also oceanic thinking.

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Also thinking of:

The Horse in the City: Living Machines in the Nineteenth Century (Clay McShane and Joel A. Tarr, 2011)

And The Herds Shot Round the World: Native Breeds and the British Empire, 1800-1900 (Rebecca JH Woods, 2017). Though its not really about horses (mostly about sheep and cattle for dairy/meat).

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But I know there are little niches:

(1) British frontier policing in Australia ("mounted patrols" in campaigns against Aboriginal peoples and keeping them on rangeland labor sites). (2) British metropolitan and urban settings (police horses in industrializing London, patrolling rural periphery during enclosure law era). (3) The settlement of the Great Plains of the US (especially origins of Rangers, the Fence Wars, and policing West Texas). (4) The Spanish colonization of Mexico and especially the Rio Grande Valley (horses in maintaining state power on the northern/desert frontiers; Spanish/Mexican states and Comanche/Apache mobility in southern Great Plains). (5) Argentina's state-building in the Chaco. (6) And then all of that material about Mughal, Mongol, Ottoman horses.

(Also, most recently, I did that annoying silly satirical retelling of horse-drawn sleighs as progenitor of vehicle and pedestrian laws in industrializing Amsterdam, and it alludes to how horse-drawn carriages were important affordances to wealthy aristocrats which shaped industrial urban space in Europe; I don't know much about it, but I know there's a fair amount of lit about both horses-as-vehicles and mounted police in early nineteenth-century Europe.)

Though I'm not really familiar with most of that. In trying to formulate thoughts about "carceral archipelagoes" and "frontiers," I've previously seen titles about the utility of telegraphs, railyards, and police for US power consolidation. But when horses/cattle get involved, I've been scared/disturbed by just how much of that literature seems to be directly produced by "police department museums," "police science" journals, or former police-superintendents-turned-pseudo-historians in their retirement years who study their own noble profession as a novel curiosity.

But I imagine you know better than me if this is true. So please put me back in my place if I've got the wrong impression!

It's my impression that, more recently, the advent of critical animal studies, multispecies ethnography, and critical geography has meant there's a lot of new stuff to check out.

[xxsyluslittlecrowxx]

𝐒𝐄𝐕𝐄𝐍 𝐃𝐀𝐘𝐒.

Seven days left until I turn in my thesis. Seven days until I toss my soul into the academic void, where joy is footnoted, sleep is optional, and every sentence must be defensible under threat of scholarly execution.

After that: the dissertation. May the gods grant me mercy. Or caffeine. Either works.

So, for now, I won’t be chronically online (a national tragedy, I’m aware). I’ll vanish into a haze of references, citations, and mild existential dread. That said, when the new Love and Deepspace chapters drop, I will probably rise like a thirst-driven cryptid to post edits. Priorities, you know?

In the meantime — my inbox is open. Requests box will be closed at May 31.

If you’ve got requests, headcanons, or forbidden little thoughts you want transformed into words, send them. I’ll be back in June, hopefully human-shaped and ready to sin through syntax again (I'll post a publishing schedule). Also if you want to be added to a taglist, write and I'll add you.

To those of you who’ve stayed, who’ve read, reblogged, whispered kind things into the corners of my writing: thank you. You’ve made this strange, feral little corner of Tumblr and AO3 feel like home.

I adore you. I crave your chaos. And I’ll see you soon — lipstick smudged, thesis filed, hungry to write something that ruins us both just a little. 🖤🖤🖤

[readingloveswounds]

yeehaw

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