WFMU: Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from August 28, 2019

Listener comments!
	6:54pm LambdaCalculus: Evening, Bodega residents!
	6:57pm Gary: Lambda-C!
	6:58pm LambdaCalculus: Hey Gary!
	7:00pm Gary: Lemme know if you want to go out to RBC Video in Brighton Beach some weekend -- I feel like all the bodegas and media stores are drying up
	7:01pm listener james from westwood: Evening, Gary and all!!
	🇰🇷 7:01pm chresti: Hi Gary and Bodegians!
	7:01pm LambdaCalculus: Good call!
	🇰🇷 7:02pm chresti: volume
	7:02pm Gary: James and Chresti!
	7:03pm hyde: hello!
	7:07pm Gary: Hyde!
	7:10pm Gary: Is the volume okay now? Or was it just my voice? I think the mic is shot
	7:10pm fleep: Greetings and the volume's okay
	7:11pm Gary: Fleep!
	7:11pm northguineahills: I wonder who's father's regime sponsored this album? (still glad they did, the music in invaluable)
	🇰🇷 7:12pm chresti: The opening seemed quieter to me, It sounds fine now (I turned up my volume)
	7:12pm hyde: volume seemed ok, maybe a little restrained
	🇰🇷 7:14pm chresti: Also, it may have seemed quieter compared to the GTR stream, which was blasting.
	7:15pm LambdaCalculus: My speaker is pretty loud so everything sounds good here.
	7:17pm Gary: I think I had it low to begin with ... hi, NGH!
	7:21pm melinda: hi Gary & folks
	7:22pm Gary: Melinda!
	7:23pm northguineahills: A:This was Hafez al-Assad's sponsored art institute.
	7:25pm hyde: this is great
	7:27pm Gary: Yes, this was a CD collection released in 2000
	7:30pm hyde: it sounds fine!
	🇰🇷 7:31pm chresti: Lovve the instrumental
	🇰🇷 7:32pm chresti: Not at all ruff!
	🇰🇷 7:34pm chresti: I've heard Omar on Bodega
	7:35pm northguineahills: I needed my dab of dabke, k? thx!
	7:36pm Doug Schulkind: Settling in to enjoy another fantastic BPL!
	7:38pm Gary: Doug!
	🇰🇷 8:00pm chresti: That Dabke is fierce!
	8:06pm Linda Lee: wow. beautiful voice, incredible music. hi Gary! are the bodegas really leaving the island city?
	8:08pm Gary: Hi, Linda! Bodegas are vanishing at the rate of one or two a week, according to an article I read a while back. I don't know if that's still true, but what I do know is true is that the opportunities to find physical media in them are definitely drying up
	8:09pm Gary: Last year at this time there were two places on Steinway still selling Arabic CDs and cassettes. Both places have stopped selling them and the inventory has vanished
	8:10pm Linda Lee: gosh, i'm sorry to hear that. what's going on? digital media?
	8:10pm Franco Twinkie: Hi Gary. I just woke up from a very disturbing dream: I came in the house for awhile and when I went back outside someone had removed our bushes, trees and fence. All the neighbors were different and we seemed to be under nuclear attack because there was all this very peculiar activity in the air.. No one could or would tell me what was going on.
	8:12pm Gary: Franco! Yeah, basically, physical media is becoming obsolescent
	8:13pm Linda Lee: sounds nasty, Franco. but then, dreams are the place for us to experience & work out difficult emotions safely..
	8:14pm Linda Lee: that's really too bad. common ground removed..
	8:14pm Doug Schulkind: History will one day turn to you, Gary, for stories of the bodega.
	8:15pm Linda Lee: yet another way we're being driven to isolate.
	🇰🇷 8:15pm chresti: Franco, were there any missionaries or conquistadors?
	8:16pm Linda Lee: & who was it who decided we no longer need or want analogue media? i don't remember being consulted.
	8:17pm Franco Twinkie: I think I must have heard you talking about that while I was asleep, and just twisted it around. I fell asleep during Kenzos, show and woke up about fifteen minutes ago. But yes, it's getting harder to find newspapers. All the vending machines are smashed in and full of trash.
	8:21pm Linda Lee: wow. taking command of the reality studio is cheaper & easier every day!
	8:21pm listener rick: Enjoying the Syrian music very much. A revelation. Thank you.
	8:22pm Franco Twinkie: Yes Linda, dreams for me have become a disturbing landscape that are demented version of my waking life.
	8:22pm Gary: Rick! Thank you for tuning in!
	8:25pm listener rick: My pleasure, Gary. Mrs. Listener Rick also enjoying the set very much.
	8:25pm LambdaCalculus: Beautiful music tonight!
	8:26pm Linda Lee: are things a little difficult in reality right now, Franco?
	8:27pm Linda Lee: it's amazing how we're evolved to create pressure release in dreaming..
	8:30pm Franco Twinkie: Yes
	8:32pm seth from muddy creek: Dunno where you should go but this set is rad!
	8:32pm Linda Lee: difficult times? i'm sorry. so then! sure, your dreams are images made of emotion.. when things are difficult dreams will be difficult.
	8:33pm Gary: Seth!
	8:34pm Linda Lee: no idea where to advise re vacation, Gary. my idea of a vacation is to get into the woods & sit under an oak tree. :-)
	8:35pm Gary: Haha ... mine always involves a big city somewhere
	8:36pm Linda Lee: busy busy! :-)
	🇰🇷 8:36pm chresti: Franco has very funny dreams, never fails to crack me up in the morning
	8:38pm Linda Lee: ah! good! :-)
	8:38pm Linda Lee: absurd, eh?
	8:40pm Linda Lee: it's good to have someone to share them with. sharing them helps us remember them & that helps us work through our stuff.
	8:43pm Franco Twinkie: Linda, me too! I remember once telling my father that I would consider all the miserable shit about summer in L.A. worth enduring if I could just sleep under a tree for a couple of nights.
	8:45pm listener rick: Gary, I don't pretend to know my way around Europe much. But I will point out that Spain is only a hop away from England. I'd be interested in what music you might turn up there.
	8:46pm Gary: Spain, now there's a place I've never been to, and very close, yes
	8:46pm LambdaCalculus: Someone crossed the streams!
	8:46pm LambdaCalculus: I would absolutely love to go to Spain! That's part of my heritage! (Sephardic Jewish!)
	8:47pm Gary: So, I've got Spain, and I've got Istanbul--that was me, Lambda-C, I accidentally looked at some video of a music store in Istanbul, and it had sound ... sorry!
	8:47pm LambdaCalculus: :P
	8:49pm Franco Twinkie: Anyway, the take away from this afternoons bad dream was this: As I was standing there looking at our exposed house it seemed like an excellent time to paint it now that all the bushes were gone!
	8:50pm Gary: Spain is expensive! OMG, I could stay for three weeks in Istanbul for what it would take for one week in Barcelona
	8:51pm Gary: Is Egypt off limits these days? Because I gotta go to Cairo some day
	8:51pm Linda Lee: @Franco ~ ha! i like that!
	8:51pm Linda Lee: making lemonade from emotional lemons. you're resilient!
	8:52pm melinda: I want to go to Istanbul and visit the cats.
	8:53pm melinda: @Franco sorry to hear you're having stress dreams, I've been having some too.
	8:53pm Linda Lee: just recently saw the delightful film 'kedi' ~ about the street cats of istanbul & how they fit into human society. istanbul looks beautiful in the film. welcoming. for human beings.
	8:54pm Linda Lee: not machines..
	8:55pm Gary: OMG, I loved Kedi!
	8:55pm melinda: meow
	8:55pm Linda Lee: if you're on the fence about visiting, this film about cats might tip you over, even if you don't like cats. it's really a film about istanbul.
	8:55pm Gary: Fuck it, that's it, voting is closed: I'm going to Istanbul
	8:56pm Linda Lee: wasn't it neat? :-)
	8:56pm Linda Lee: haha! good! i agree!
	8:56pm melinda: @Gary I thought of you when I saw the film and wondered if you had seen it.
	8:57pm Linda Lee: we cross posted about the cats, melinda! :-)
	8:58pm Gary: I am crying now thinking about those cats
	8:58pm melinda: In the same article I read that called Istanbul a cat lover's paradise (sign me up!) they also said it wasn't a cheap city to travel in, which must mean that Barcelona is outrageous.
	8:59pm melinda: Then again they didn't say what their point of reference was, might have been Albania.
	9:00pm Linda Lee: what is it that brings on tears about those cats? i'm crying too :-D
	9:00pm Linda Lee: i think it's the kindness shown toward them.
	9:00pm coelacanth∅: hello Gary and all
	9:01pm Gary: Coela-C!
	9:06pm seth from muddy creek: Ooh. This play out is killer! Great background
	9:12pm Gary: Just that they're these cats and that ... the city is so ... gosh ... and the cats are all ... I'm crying again
	9:13pm listener rick: Been a while since I've been to Spain, Gary. Prices have gone up! I endorse the Istanbul scenario.
	9:16pm Gary: Fuckin Asala, man
	9:25pm Gary: I mean, come on, this is Callas-level
	9:28pm Doug Schulkind: Gorgeous.
	🇰🇷 9:28pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): I just transferred flights in the Istanbul airport and wished i could have had time to visit while i was there. The airport is GIGANTIC and has a lovely napping area.
	9:29pm Gary: Granny S-T!
	🇰🇷 9:30pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): oh yeah, HI! Great tunes filling my giant ear.
	9:30pm Gary: Stick around after this show for Larry Grogan's supremely satisfying Testify! - End of Summer Soul Party! wfmu.org...
	9:46pm Funky16Corners: Gary!
	9:48pm Gary: Larry!
	9:48pm northguineahills: Faved the set, thanks Gary, out in a few mins.
	9:50pm Gary: Night, NGH!
	🇰🇷 9:57pm chresti: Fantastic show Gary! Thanks!
	10:00pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Gary!
	10:01pm Gary: Night, everyone!
	🇰🇷 12:37am nostrangerer: Very interesting show. My ears and nerve endings thank you for the excellent stimulation and culture expansion.
	🇰🇷 9:25am nostrangerer: Another archive listen comment. Yes, bodega / local ethnic neighborhood physical audio / video media is fading fast. Live in the 74th and Roosevelt station area in Queens and there used to be three or four places primarily devoted to South Asian / Bollywood and another half dozen appliance / dry goods places that all had CD and DVD. I think that is all gone now. A few Latin American bodegas on Roosevelt had music and vids as well. Have not checked recently. I assume mostly due to every one listens and watches on their phones now.
	3:45pm Marie: Hey, Gary, this might be late but you could probably get on a low-budget tour or Turkey or parts of it with this tour company called Intrepid

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from August 28, 2019

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August 28, 2019: Halo of the Moon on Earth
Classical, dabke, field recordings, folk, pop, and traditional sounds from Syria

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Approx. start time
Music behind DJ: Bodega Pop	Intro "Intro" by "Bodega Pop"	Bodega Pop Live	2019
Marie Jubran ماري جبران	Dreams of Sand أحلام الرمال	The General Association of Dar Al Assad for Culture & Arts presents		0:04:56 (Pop-up)
Marie Jubran ماري جبران	Khaleek Yabduri خليك يابدري	The General Association of Dar Al Assad for Culture & Arts presents		0:20:53 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Obeid al Jum'aa	Instrumental Mejwiz	Dabke: Sounds of the Syrian Houran	2013	0:28:13 (Pop-up)
Omar Souleyman	Mandal/Metel Il Sukkar Ala Il Shai	Jazeera Nights: Folk and Pop Sounds of Syria	2010	0:32:48 (Pop-up)
Omar Souleyman	Qalbi Ana Daeato "Qalbi Ana Daeato" by "Omar Souleyman"	Asmar Ya Zain		0:42:22 (Pop-up)
Omar Souleyman	Darb El Hawa "Darb El Hawa" by "Omar Souleyman"	Bahdeni Nami	2015	0:47:45 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Obeid al Jum'aa	Instrumental Mejwiz	Dabke: Sounds of the Syrian Houran	2013	0:56:25 (Pop-up)
Mayada el Hennaway	Nehmat El Nesyan	Nehmat El Nesyan / Saat Zaman	1992	1:00:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Obeid al Jum'aa	Instrumental Mejwiz	Dabke: Sounds of the Syrian Houran	2013	1:26:04 (Pop-up)
Sabah Fakhri	Mouwachahat (Qul Lel Maleiha, Iba'at Li Jawab)	Beiteddine (Disc 2)		1:31:48 (Pop-up)
Obeid al Jum'aa	Instrumental Mejwiz	Dabke: Sounds of the Syrian Houran	2013	2:03:29 (Pop-up)
Asala Nasri	Kulli Dah Kan Leh "Kulli Dah Kan Leh" by "Asala Nasri"	A Night at the Opera		2:07:33 (Pop-up)
Asala Nasri	Khaleek Hena "Khaleek Hena" by "Asala Nasri"	A Night at the Opera		2:25:07 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Obeid al Jum'aa	Instrumental Mejwiz	Dabke: Sounds of the Syrian Houran	2013	2:30:55 (Pop-up)
Almaz and Youssef Kessab	Track 05 ("Habibi ...")	Ya Jiddi		2:35:03 (Pop-up)
Yousef Shamoun	Dabke "Dabke" by "Yousef Shamoun"	Ykhalili + Dandana TV Party (Live)		2:39:48 (Pop-up)
Unknown Artists	Aziza "Aziza" by "Unknown Artists"	Mounouat Alhelouh		2:53:31 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Catrina Paslaru	Hei La Bodega "Hei La Bodega" by "Catrina Paslaru"	Hei La Bodega - Carnaval!	2000	2:58:42 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:54pm LambdaCalculus: Evening, Bodega residents!
	6:57pm Gary: Lambda-C!
	6:58pm LambdaCalculus: Hey Gary!
	7:00pm Gary: Lemme know if you want to go out to RBC Video in Brighton Beach some weekend -- I feel like all the bodegas and media stores are drying up
	7:01pm listener james from westwood: Evening, Gary and all!!
	🇰🇷 7:01pm chresti: Hi Gary and Bodegians!
	7:01pm LambdaCalculus: Good call!
	🇰🇷 7:02pm chresti: volume
	7:02pm Gary: James and Chresti!
	7:03pm hyde: hello!
	7:07pm Gary: Hyde!
	7:10pm Gary: Is the volume okay now? Or was it just my voice? I think the mic is shot
	7:10pm fleep: Greetings and the volume's okay
	7:11pm Gary: Fleep!
	7:11pm northguineahills: I wonder who's father's regime sponsored this album? (still glad they did, the music in invaluable)
	🇰🇷 7:12pm chresti: The opening seemed quieter to me, It sounds fine now (I turned up my volume)
	7:12pm hyde: volume seemed ok, maybe a little restrained
	🇰🇷 7:14pm chresti: Also, it may have seemed quieter compared to the GTR stream, which was blasting.
	7:15pm LambdaCalculus: My speaker is pretty loud so everything sounds good here.
	7:17pm Gary: I think I had it low to begin with ... hi, NGH!
	7:21pm melinda: hi Gary & folks
	7:22pm Gary: Melinda!
	7:23pm northguineahills: A:This was Hafez al-Assad's sponsored art institute.
	7:25pm hyde: this is great
	7:27pm Gary: Yes, this was a CD collection released in 2000
	7:30pm hyde: it sounds fine!
	🇰🇷 7:31pm chresti: Lovve the instrumental
	🇰🇷 7:32pm chresti: Not at all ruff!
	🇰🇷 7:34pm chresti: I've heard Omar on Bodega
	7:35pm northguineahills: I needed my dab of dabke, k? thx!
	7:36pm Doug Schulkind: Settling in to enjoy another fantastic BPL!
	7:38pm Gary: Doug!
	🇰🇷 8:00pm chresti: That Dabke is fierce!
	8:06pm Linda Lee: wow. beautiful voice, incredible music. hi Gary! are the bodegas really leaving the island city?
	8:08pm Gary: Hi, Linda! Bodegas are vanishing at the rate of one or two a week, according to an article I read a while back. I don't know if that's still true, but what I do know is true is that the opportunities to find physical media in them are definitely drying up
	8:09pm Gary: Last year at this time there were two places on Steinway still selling Arabic CDs and cassettes. Both places have stopped selling them and the inventory has vanished
	8:10pm Linda Lee: gosh, i'm sorry to hear that. what's going on? digital media?
	8:10pm Franco Twinkie: Hi Gary. I just woke up from a very disturbing dream: I came in the house for awhile and when I went back outside someone had removed our bushes, trees and fence. All the neighbors were different and we seemed to be under nuclear attack because there was all this very peculiar activity in the air.. No one could or would tell me what was going on.
	8:12pm Gary: Franco! Yeah, basically, physical media is becoming obsolescent
	8:13pm Linda Lee: sounds nasty, Franco. but then, dreams are the place for us to experience & work out difficult emotions safely..
	8:14pm Linda Lee: that's really too bad. common ground removed..
	8:14pm Doug Schulkind: History will one day turn to you, Gary, for stories of the bodega.
	8:15pm Linda Lee: yet another way we're being driven to isolate.
	🇰🇷 8:15pm chresti: Franco, were there any missionaries or conquistadors?
	8:16pm Linda Lee: & who was it who decided we no longer need or want analogue media? i don't remember being consulted.
	8:17pm Franco Twinkie: I think I must have heard you talking about that while I was asleep, and just twisted it around. I fell asleep during Kenzos, show and woke up about fifteen minutes ago. But yes, it's getting harder to find newspapers. All the vending machines are smashed in and full of trash.
	8:21pm Linda Lee: wow. taking command of the reality studio is cheaper & easier every day!
	8:21pm listener rick: Enjoying the Syrian music very much. A revelation. Thank you.
	8:22pm Franco Twinkie: Yes Linda, dreams for me have become a disturbing landscape that are demented version of my waking life.
	8:22pm Gary: Rick! Thank you for tuning in!
	8:25pm listener rick: My pleasure, Gary. Mrs. Listener Rick also enjoying the set very much.
	8:25pm LambdaCalculus: Beautiful music tonight!
	8:26pm Linda Lee: are things a little difficult in reality right now, Franco?
	8:27pm Linda Lee: it's amazing how we're evolved to create pressure release in dreaming..
	8:30pm Franco Twinkie: Yes
	8:32pm seth from muddy creek: Dunno where you should go but this set is rad!
	8:32pm Linda Lee: difficult times? i'm sorry. so then! sure, your dreams are images made of emotion.. when things are difficult dreams will be difficult.
	8:33pm Gary: Seth!
	8:34pm Linda Lee: no idea where to advise re vacation, Gary. my idea of a vacation is to get into the woods & sit under an oak tree. :-)
	8:35pm Gary: Haha ... mine always involves a big city somewhere
	8:36pm Linda Lee: busy busy! :-)
	🇰🇷 8:36pm chresti: Franco has very funny dreams, never fails to crack me up in the morning
	8:38pm Linda Lee: ah! good! :-)
	8:38pm Linda Lee: absurd, eh?
	8:40pm Linda Lee: it's good to have someone to share them with. sharing them helps us remember them & that helps us work through our stuff.
	8:43pm Franco Twinkie: Linda, me too! I remember once telling my father that I would consider all the miserable shit about summer in L.A. worth enduring if I could just sleep under a tree for a couple of nights.
	8:45pm listener rick: Gary, I don't pretend to know my way around Europe much. But I will point out that Spain is only a hop away from England. I'd be interested in what music you might turn up there.
	8:46pm Gary: Spain, now there's a place I've never been to, and very close, yes
	8:46pm LambdaCalculus: Someone crossed the streams!
	8:46pm LambdaCalculus: I would absolutely love to go to Spain! That's part of my heritage! (Sephardic Jewish!)
	8:47pm Gary: So, I've got Spain, and I've got Istanbul--that was me, Lambda-C, I accidentally looked at some video of a music store in Istanbul, and it had sound ... sorry!
	8:47pm LambdaCalculus: :P
	8:49pm Franco Twinkie: Anyway, the take away from this afternoons bad dream was this: As I was standing there looking at our exposed house it seemed like an excellent time to paint it now that all the bushes were gone!
	8:50pm Gary: Spain is expensive! OMG, I could stay for three weeks in Istanbul for what it would take for one week in Barcelona
	8:51pm Gary: Is Egypt off limits these days? Because I gotta go to Cairo some day
	8:51pm Linda Lee: @Franco ~ ha! i like that!
	8:51pm Linda Lee: making lemonade from emotional lemons. you're resilient!
	8:52pm melinda: I want to go to Istanbul and visit the cats.
	8:53pm melinda: @Franco sorry to hear you're having stress dreams, I've been having some too.
	8:53pm Linda Lee: just recently saw the delightful film 'kedi' ~ about the street cats of istanbul & how they fit into human society. istanbul looks beautiful in the film. welcoming. for human beings.
	8:54pm Linda Lee: not machines..
	8:55pm Gary: OMG, I loved Kedi!
	8:55pm melinda: meow
	8:55pm Linda Lee: if you're on the fence about visiting, this film about cats might tip you over, even if you don't like cats. it's really a film about istanbul.
	8:55pm Gary: Fuck it, that's it, voting is closed: I'm going to Istanbul
	8:56pm Linda Lee: wasn't it neat? :-)
	8:56pm Linda Lee: haha! good! i agree!
	8:56pm melinda: @Gary I thought of you when I saw the film and wondered if you had seen it.
	8:57pm Linda Lee: we cross posted about the cats, melinda! :-)
	8:58pm Gary: I am crying now thinking about those cats
	8:58pm melinda: In the same article I read that called Istanbul a cat lover's paradise (sign me up!) they also said it wasn't a cheap city to travel in, which must mean that Barcelona is outrageous.
	8:59pm melinda: Then again they didn't say what their point of reference was, might have been Albania.
	9:00pm Linda Lee: what is it that brings on tears about those cats? i'm crying too :-D
	9:00pm Linda Lee: i think it's the kindness shown toward them.
	9:00pm coelacanth∅: hello Gary and all
	9:01pm Gary: Coela-C!
	9:06pm seth from muddy creek: Ooh. This play out is killer! Great background
	9:12pm Gary: Just that they're these cats and that ... the city is so ... gosh ... and the cats are all ... I'm crying again
	9:13pm listener rick: Been a while since I've been to Spain, Gary. Prices have gone up! I endorse the Istanbul scenario.
	9:16pm Gary: Fuckin Asala, man
	9:25pm Gary: I mean, come on, this is Callas-level
	9:28pm Doug Schulkind: Gorgeous.
	🇰🇷 9:28pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): I just transferred flights in the Istanbul airport and wished i could have had time to visit while i was there. The airport is GIGANTIC and has a lovely napping area.
	9:29pm Gary: Granny S-T!
	🇰🇷 9:30pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): oh yeah, HI! Great tunes filling my giant ear.
	9:30pm Gary: Stick around after this show for Larry Grogan's supremely satisfying Testify! - End of Summer Soul Party! wfmu.org...
	9:46pm Funky16Corners: Gary!
	9:48pm Gary: Larry!
	9:48pm northguineahills: Faved the set, thanks Gary, out in a few mins.
	9:50pm Gary: Night, NGH!
	🇰🇷 9:57pm chresti: Fantastic show Gary! Thanks!
	10:00pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Gary!
	10:01pm Gary: Night, everyone!
	🇰🇷 12:37am nostrangerer: Very interesting show. My ears and nerve endings thank you for the excellent stimulation and culture expansion.
	🇰🇷 9:25am nostrangerer: Another archive listen comment. Yes, bodega / local ethnic neighborhood physical audio / video media is fading fast. Live in the 74th and Roosevelt station area in Queens and there used to be three or four places primarily devoted to South Asian / Bollywood and another half dozen appliance / dry goods places that all had CD and DVD. I think that is all gone now. A few Latin American bodegas on Roosevelt had music and vids as well. Have not checked recently. I assume mostly due to every one listens and watches on their phones now.
	3:45pm Marie: Hey, Gary, this might be late but you could probably get on a low-budget tour or Turkey or parts of it with this tour company called Intrepid

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from August 28, 2019

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