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Pancake BreakfastLATHAM – An all-you-can-eat Pancake Breakfast will be held on Sunday, March 11, 9am-12pm at the Verdoy Fire Dept., 988 Troy-Schenectady Road. Event is hosted by the Verdoy Auxiliary. Menu includes your choice of Pan-cakes, Blueberry Pancakes or French toast served with breakfast sausage and your choice of coffee, tea, milk or juice. Adults: $8; Seniors: $7; Children: $6; Family (2 adults, 2 children): $26. (P)

Thrift Shop Bag SaleCOLONIE – Pine Grove United Methodist Church, 1580 Central Ave., Colo-nie, will hold a ‘Bag Sale’ at the Thrift Shop on the following dates in March: Tuesdays from 10am-noon on March 20, & 27; Saturdays from 10am-1pm on March 17, 24 & 31. Purchase a ‘bag’ for $2 and fi ll it with gently used clothes. Profi ts from the sale benefi t area missions. (P)

Trinity Church ServicesWATERVLIET – Trinity Church, located at 1336 First Avenue in Watervliet has announced the following services: Wednesday, March 14: 6:30pm - Stations of the Cross, 7pm - Marks of Discipleship program with Deacon Bill Tatem, 7:40pm – Praise Songs, 8:10pm – Communion Service. Sunday, March 18: 9:30am - Chris-tian Education, 10:10am – Mass, followed by Coffee Hour. All are welcome! (P)

Charismatic Liturgy & Healing ServiceCOLONIE – Roman Catholic Diocese of Albany, Diocesan Service Com-mittee has announced a Charismatic Liturgy and Healing Service (second Wednesday of the month) will be held on March 14, 7pm, at Christ our Light Church, 1 Maria Drive, Colonie/Loundonville. Praise, Liturgy, and Healing Service. For more Information Please contact Ruth at 785-1084. (P)

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DIVORCE UNCONTESTED papers prepared $299.(Includes poor person app.) Separation agreements avail-able. Call 274-0380

Friday Night Fish FryLATHAM – The Latham-Colonie Knights of Columbus will hold a Fish Fry every Friday during Lent except Good Friday. The Colonie Knights is located at 328 Troy Schenectady Road, Latham. Menu in-cludes: Baked fi sh served with twice baked potato, tossed salad, roll & butter; fi sh fry or clam roll served with Saratoga chips or French fries and coleslaw. Cost is $8. All dinners include coffee, tea, hot chocolate and dessert. Children’s menu: fi sh sticks, French fries, applesauce and either juice or milk and dessert, $4. (P)

Lenten Fish DinnersCOHOES – The Cohoes Knights of Columbus will be having a Fish Dinner every Friday during Lent from 4-6:30pm at the Council Hall, 255 Remsen Street. The choices are Fish Fry, Shrimp Roll, Clam Roll or Crab Cakes served with French Fries and Cole Slaw. Remaining dates: March 9, 15, 23, 30 and Good Friday, April 6. (P)

Corned Beef & Cabbage DinnerSTEPHENTOWN – The 14th annual all-you-can-eat Corned Beef & Cabbage Dinner will be held at the Stephentown Volun-teer Fire Department on Saturday, March 17 from 4-7pm at the Fire Hall on Grange Hall Road. Take-out dinners also available. Adults & Take-out dinners: $10; Ages 6-10 yrs.: $6; Kids ages 5 and under: Free. (A)

Bluegrass Artist Rhonda Vincent COHOES – Rhonda Vincent & the Rage will perform on Friday, March 23, 7pm at Cohoes Mu-sic Hall, 58 Remsen Street. A powerhouse bluegrass artist named “Female Vocalist of the Year” for an unprecedented 7 years by the International Bluegrass Music Assn. Opening act 14-yr.-old sensation Dorothy Jane Siver. Tickets: $25. Box Offi ce: (518) 237-5858; www.ChoesMusicHall.com. Meet and Greet the Artists at 5:30pm, $5 additional at the door. Proceeds of the event ben-efi t the Albany Rotary Foundation and Gift of Life. (P)

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Breakfast BuffetCOHOES – The Cohoes Knight of Columbus will host an all-you-can-eat Breakfast Buffet from 8:30-11:30am on Sunday, March 18, at 255 Remsen St. Adults: $6; Children: $3; Chil-dren under 3 yrs.: Free. (P)

Columbiettes Monthly MeetingCOHOES – The Cohoes Columbiettes will hold their monthly meeting Thursday night March 8 at 255 Remsen St. Cohoes. Refreshments will be served at 7pm and the meeting will start at 8pm. (P)

CMT Support Group & PresentationEAST GREENBUSH – Join the Upstate NY CMT support group and learn more about innovative orthotic solutions to help improve function and quality of life for individuals with Charcot-Marie-Tooth neuromuscular disorder. Saturday, March 17 from 10:30am-12:30pm at East Greenbush Community Li-brary, 10 Community Way, East Greenbush. Guest speakers: Laurie Lasky, Northeast District Manager Allard USA, David Misener, CPO with Clinical Prosthetics + Orthotics & Ken Cornell, CO from Cornell Orthotics & Prosthetic. The presen-tation is open to the public and free of charge. Space is limited, reserve your spot by contacting Melinda Lang at: [email protected] or calling (518) 783-7313. (P)

Spring Rummage SaleLATHAM – Calvary United Methodist Church 15 Ridge Place, Latham, will hold a Spring Rummage Sale on Saturday, April 14 from 9am-2pm. (P)

Program on Albany’s EvolutionALBANY – Elizabeth M. Covart will share new perspectives on how Albany evolved in a lecture entitled “Albany after the Revolution: An American City in Transition” on Sunday, March 11 at 2pm at the Albany Institute of History & Art. The event is Free with museum admission. Covart, who was recently awarded her Ph.D. from the University of California at Davis, conducted her research at the Albany Institute and New York State Library. She will share her fi ndings, which reveal new perspectives on how Albany changed physically, demographically and linguistically in the years following the American War for Independence. Following the lecture, Covart will be available to answer questions. Visitors are encouraged to explore the Albany Institute galler-ies for a more in-depth look at Albany’s history. The lecture will take place in the Key Cultural Center at the Albany Institute of History & Art, located at 125 Washington Avenue, Albany. (P)

Program on Antique Bottles & Bottle CollectingGRAFTON – The Grafton Historical Society’s March meeting will be held at the Grafton Town Hall on March 21 at 7pm. Speaker will be Gary Mercer who will present a program on antique bottles and bottle collecting. Mr. Mercer is an avid and nationally known antique bottle collec-tor. He has been collecting old bottles since he was a child on his family farm in Selkirk and is a member of the Albany Bottle Club and very active in the Bottle Museum in Ballston Spa. Mr. Mercer is widely respected nationally for his encyclopedic knowledge of antique bottles and their uses. He will bring a portion of his collection with bottles more than a century old. You will learn how to identify bottles not only by their age; but, also the purposes for which they were cre-ated. The public is invited to attend this free program and bring a bottle of your own to discuss. For more information contact Dorothy at [email protected] or 641-9660. (P)


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Bi-Annual C.A.M.E.R.A. Show & SaleGLENMONT – Bi-Annual Show & Sale will be held on Sunday, March 25 at the Albany Com-fort Inn, Route 9W, Glenmont (1 mi. south of I-87 Thruway exit 23). New – used - collectable - antique cameras, lenses, books, images, darkroom equipment, scientifi c equipment, micro-scopes, digital and fi lm selections and more. General admission: 10am-3pm: $5; Early admission & preview from 8am: $25. (P)

Ham & Turkey DinnerTROY – Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, located in North Troy at 3rd Avenue and 111th Street, will sponsor an all-you-can-eat Ham & Turkey Dinner on Saturday, March 10 from 4:30-6:30pm. Proceeds from this event will benefi t the Church ministries and Outreach programs. For addi-tional information, call 237-3050. (A)

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Free Cancer ScreeningTROY – Seton Health, in conjunction with Cancer Services Program of Rensselaer County, is offering a free cancer screening for uninsured men and women between the ages of 40 and 65. The screening will be held on Saturday, March 10 from 10am-2pm at the Massry Center, 147 Hoosick Street, Troy. Individuals are invited to take care of themselves and loved ones by taking advantage of the free cancer screening services. The screenings include mammograms, breast exams and pap tests. At home colon cancer screening kits will be available for men and women over the age of 50. Blood pressure, glucose and cholesterol screenings will also be offered. Individuals without health insurance or high deductibles are encouraged to attend. The cancer screenings are free and open to the public, but appointments are necessary as space is limited. For more information, or to schedule and appointment please call 454-4013. (P)

Junior Olympic Box OffCOHOES – Junior Olympic Box Off, Cohoes Youth Boxing Club Saturday, March 24, 7pm at Cohoes Knights of Columbus, 255 Remsen St., Cohoes. $10 Admission. For additional informa-tion: 235-2020; [email protected] or www.cohoesyouthboxingclub.org

Insurance Enrollment EventTROY – In an effort to help people without insurance, Seton Health is hosting an insurance enrollment event Friday, March 9 from 9am-4pm at St. Mary’s Hospital, 1300 Massachusetts Ave., Troy in Conference Rooms A & B. This event is free of charge. Anyone who does not have health insurance, or who has children without health insurance, is encouraged to attend. Insurance specialists will be available to discuss qualifi cation for programs such as Child Health Plus, Family Health Plus, Medicaid, Healthy New York, Cancer Services Program, Rens-selaer Cares Prescription Assistance Program. Attendees are encouraged to bring proof of identity (driver’s license, green card, social security card), proof of residence (tax bill, rent receipt, utility bill) and proof of income (pay stub, award let-ter). No appointment is necessary. For specifi c questions about which documents to bring with you, please call 268-5517. (P)


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Musical Production of “Once On This Island”RENSSELAER – Come see Rensselaer High School’s grand musical production of “Once On This Island”. This modern retelling of the classic, “The Little Mermaid”, is a tropical fantasy, which depicts a testing of the powers of love, discrimination, hatred and death. The performances are March 30 and 31 at 7pm and April 1 at 2pm in the school’s auditorium at 25 Van Rensselaer Drive. Tickets are $7. For more information, please call 436-8561 x3104. (A)

Trolleys of the Capital DistrictCOLONIE – The Historical Society of the Town of Colonie cordial-ly invites you to a special presentation by Gino DiCarlo, Trolleys of the Capital District. The talk will take place on Sunday, March 11 at 2pm in the Town of Colonie Library at 629 Albany Shaker Road, Loudonville. From their humble beginnings as horse roads forming belts around Albany, Schenectady and Troy these trolley lines helped move people around Upstate New York from the late 1800’s until their fi nal exit after WWII. Three companies provided hundreds of miles of track as well as direct routes to resorts in the Adirondacks, Lake George and Saratoga Springs. The trolley lines became famous for disasters that made national headlines, labor disputes, and engineering wonders that included the longest trolley bridge in the world. Gino DiCarlo is the author of Trolleys of the Capital District, a historical perspective on the rail systems that once canvassed the Capital District. For more information contact Kevin Franklin, Colonie Town Historian at 782-2601. (A)

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Project Easter Bunny Needs Your HelpCAPITAL REGION – Floydwarriors.com “Helping Families Cope With Cancer, One Household at a Time” is very pleased to announce its 3rd annual run of Project Easter Bunny. This Capital District wide effort was begun by fl oydwarriors.com founder Lisa Morahan after experiencing Easter Sunday in 2009 too ill to make one basket up for her son while in the midst of chemotherapy treatment. In 2010 enough toys and candy were collected to make up 100 baskets and in 2011, 135 baskets were made. Several area cancer organizations and hos-pitals caring for cancer patients will receive this year’s bounty so parents and grandparents enduring treatment will have a nice big basket to give their children Easter morning. If you are in-terested in helping this effort please bring unopened candy and brand new small toys to donate to the following locations be-tween March 12 thru March 26: The CR Wood Center in Glens Falls Hospital, G. Willikers Toys in Saratoga, The Paddocks of Saratoga, The YMCA of West Ave in Saratoga (no candy at this location, only healthy treats), The Malta Community Cen-ter, Bella Rouge at Clifton Park Center, and The Hope Club in Latham. For additional information visit: www.fl oydwarriors.com or call (518) 429-0461. (A)

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Tourette Syndrome Support GroupCAPITAL REGION – “Understanding the Special Education System” will be the topic at the next Tourette Syndrome Support Group meeting on Tuesday, March 13, at 6:30pm at the Hamp-ton Inn, 620 Plank Road Clifton Park. Susan Conners, President of the Tourette Syndrome Assoc. of GNYS, will be the guest speaker. This discussion is designed to assist parents with advocating on behalf of their child/children. This discussion will provide parents with a better understanding of the special education process and how to work with your school. There is no charge to attend. To register, please email [email protected] or call 384-1765. The Tourette syndrome support group services families throughout the Capital District and its surrounding areas. Meetings are open to anyone interested in meeting others concerned with Tourette Syn-drome, learning more about it and sharing experiences. For additional information, please visit our website www.tsa-gnys.org. (A)

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* Despite St. Patrick being alive centuries earlier, St. Patrick’s Day celebrations didn’t begin until 1737.

* More people of Irish heritage live in the United States than currently live in all of Ireland. Irish-Ameri-cans living stateside predominantly reside in the North Atlantic states.

* Saint Patrick angered the Celtic Druids many times by converting pagans to Christianity. The Druids put him in jail on numerous occasions.

* Green is not the offi cial color affi liated with Saint Patrick. It is really blue. However, green became a familiar hue during the nineteenth century more for being associated with the magic of Irish legends than Saint Patrick himself.

* The three-leaf shamrock has more historical signifi cance with regards to Saint Patrick’s day than a four-leaf clover. That’s because the three leaves were believed to be used by St. Patrick to explain the Christian doctrine of the Holy Trinity, where God exists as three persons.

* For 67 years, Saint Patrick’s Day was a “dry” holiday in Ireland. James O’Mara, a member of Irish parliament, introduced a bill in 1903 that made Saint Patrick’s Day a religious holiday in the country. Therefore, local pubs were obligated to close. The law was overturned in 1970.

Ireland by the numbers8: The number of top global technology companies that call Ireland home.

15: The number of medical devices fi rms located in Ireland.

30: Number Europeans, in millions, who enjoy beef due to exports from Ireland.

10: The number of the top-selling prescriptions made in Ireland.

16.4: Billions of premiums of cross-border life insurance policies across Europe provided by Irish insurance fi rms.

4,581,269: The number of people residing in Ireland.

360: The number of kilometers of Ireland’s one land border with Northern Ireland.

155: The amount, in liters, of beer consumed in the country per person per year. Ireland ranks No. 1 on the list.

495,000: The number of people residing in Dublin, the capital city.

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Helping Mohawk Hudson Humane Society ALBANY, NY (02/29/2012)- What started out to be a Super bowl campaign to bene t The Mohawk Hud-son Humane Society has snowballed into a year round program for The Goldstein Family Auto Group, Thanks to the hundreds of donations of cans and bottles The Goldstein Family Auto Group has received from the community, coupled with the MHHS 125th Anniversary, Goldstein Auto is committed to continuing their part of the campaign year round. Since coming on board, The Goldstein Fam-ily Auto Group has set up depositories in each of their four dealerships to help collect cans and bottles from patrons, sta , and families, wanting to help the Mohawk Hudson Humane Society in Menands, New York. The cans and bottles turn into dollars for the organization to help care for and place the animals they have at the shelter. "Our Goal for the 125 Anniversary is to encourage the

community to help collect 1,562,500 which would translate into $125,000 to MHHS. " said Stefanie Goldstein, a principal in the Goldstein Family Auto Group and daughter of President Alan Goldstein. "This is only 637,500 more bottles and cans than last year. If everyone continues the momentum we have had already, we can do it!" Last year the Society's "Empties for Animals" program generated over $74,000 in revenue. Individual members of the community, school groups and other organizations dropped o more than 925,000 cans and bottles. Volunteers sorted all those bottles and cans based upon the originating distributor, which in turn generated 8 cents per can/bottle instead of the regular 5-cent redemption fee paid at stores. Monies from the programs were used to bene t the more than 6,500 animals cared for by the Soci-ety in 2011. "As an added incentive The Goldstein Family has commissioned our trucks and driv-ers to make pick ups from around their area neighborhoods, restaurants, schools, event destinations, anywhere they need us to" added Stefanie. "If everyone who does not save their recyclables currently starts saving them, we can make a huge di er-ence." With Earth Day just a few months away, weekly totals received at all Goldstein Auto locations will increase as the group does plan to participate in "A Billion Acts of Green" one of the Earth Day organizations April programs. They are using the power of their advertising, website, facebook page and show rooms to spread the word to recycle and help save abandon, elderly and abused animals rescued and cared for by The Mohawk Hudson Humane Society.People can drop o their cans and bottles to any of the four Goldstein locations:

~ Goldstein Buick/GMC, 1671 Central Avenue, Albany ~~ Goldstein Chrysler Jeep Dodge, 613 Loudon Rd, Latham ~

(across from Ho man's Playland)~ Goldstein Subaru, 1754 Central Avenue, Albany ~

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For the Love of Animals, Please Foster a PetCAPITAL REGION – The Capital District Humane Association needs people to pro-vide a loving, temporary home for our rescued dogs and cats while they are waiting to be adopted. Your help can make all the difference in helping to save lives. CDHA is an all-volunteer, no-kill rescue group founded in 1988 to rescue unwanted, abandoned, abused, stray and otherwise needy animals throughout the Capital Region and beyond. CDHA is approved by the American Association for the Prevention of Cruelty to An-imals. Please contact Jennifer (664-3450) or Diane (899-0187) or visit our website: www.cdha.net (A)

Book Sale Benefi ts PetsWATERVLIET – Petcare Community Volunteers will hold a Book Sale all day on March 9 and 10 at Jermain Church, 5th Avenue & 6th Street. Over 2000 Books Priced at $1. Proceeds will help care and feed rescue animals everywhere! For more information, call 227-7771. (P)

Vendors Needed for Wags and Whiskers Fun FairCAPITAL REGION – The Schenectady County SPCA is looking for animal loving food vendors, artists and craftspeople to exhibit at its 3rd annual Wags and Whiskers Family Fun Fair. This year’s event is being held at the beautiful grounds of the Mabee Farm Historic Site on Route 5S in Rotterdam Junction, on Sunday, July 15 from 11am-4pm. “Wags” 2011 was pawsitively entertaining and successful. The event had over 700 at-tendees, 200 more than 2010. The Schenectady County SPCA and Committee hope to make the 2012 Wags and Whiskers Family Fun Fair even more entertaining and success-ful with your participation and support. To apply please call the SPCA at (518) 640-3537 or email [email protected]. Vendor applications may also be downloaded at http://www.schenectadyspca.org/index.php/community/wags-and-whiskers (P)

Volunteers Desperately NeededCAPITAL REGION – Adirondack Save-A-Stray desperately needs volunteers, foster homes, and your support! If you love animals and want to help please call 654-6220.

Kitten and Cat AdoptionsWILTON – Capital District Humane Association for the Love of Animals is looking for homes for rescued cats and kittens. Adoption Clinics are held in the middle aisle of the Wilton PetSmart every Saturday from 10am-2pm. Our volunteers at the clinic can answer all your questions. (A)


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Cabin Fever FundraiserCOHOES – On March 10, from 10am-2pm the Friends of the Cohoes Public Library will be hosting a Cabin Fever Fundraiser for the Library. This event features a Book Sale, Bake Sale and “Garage” Sale. All money raised will benefi t the Library and its programs. Snow date: March 17. For updates, please see www.cohoespubliclibrary.org or call 235-2570. (A)

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BFT Collecting Books AgainCAPITAL REGION –Books For Troops is now collecting pa-perback books. BFT can no longer accept hardcover books, only paperbacks in excellent condition; asking for classics, biographies, true stories, history and historical fi ction, sci-fi and DVDs. Drop-off locations continue at the Clifton Park and Halfmoon Town Halls, Red Robin Restaurants in Latham and Clifton Park, Kings Glass in Saratoga, Saratoga County DMV offi ces in Ballston Spa and Wilton, Troy City Hall, and Busi-ness Products in Clifton Park. (NOTE: The following drop-off locations have been eliminated: West Crescent Fire Dept. and the Saratoga County DMV offi ce in Clifton Park.) BFT still needs monetary assistance with mailing the books overseas and asks for donations of $12.50 through their “Adopt a Box of Books” program. Please mail your check, payable to “Books For Troops” to 152 Oak Brook Commons, Clifton Park, NY 12065 and a box of 30-35 books will be mailed to soldiers de-ployed overseas. BFT would like to thank everyone for con-tinuing to help make the organization the huge success that it has become. (A)

Cohoes Public Library Presents Au-thor M.K. GraffCOHOES – On March 14, at 6 pm, the Cohoes Public Library will be presenting author M. K. Graff. Her fi rst novel is “The Blue Virgin.” Retired nurse, M. K. has experience in TV and movie scripts, as well as interviews and feature articles for Mys-tery Review magazine. There has been high praise for this mys-tery set in Oxford, England and for Nora Tierney, the American protagonist in this police procedural with a cozy twist. Updated information can be found at www.cohoespubliclibrary.org or by calling 235-2570. (A)

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So how can you help ensure your family a warm and safe winter season?

Prepare

Preparedness is your best de-fense in an emergency situ-ation. Whether you expect an outage or not, you should install storm windows and insulate your home properly for the winter.

Pack an emergency kit that includes nonperishable food and water. The guideline is about one gallon of water per person per day. And don’t forget to have a manual can opener on hand for canned food.

Keep a fi rst aid kit handy and teach all the members of your family how to use its con-tents. A fl ashlight, a battery operated radio, spare bat-teries, and a supply of your medications should round out your emergency kit.

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You can avoid the danger of an outage with a standby generator that links directly into your natural gas system. The generator will turn on automatically during a pow-er failure or blackout. And with a natural gas genera-tor, you don’t have to worry about running out of fuel like you would with a gasoline or diesel-powered one.

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When the power goes out, use common sense and cover up if it’s really cold. Layers are best, starting with long underwear. Don’t forget to wear a hat because most body heat is lost through the top of the head.

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Columbia HS 1970-79 Alumni PartyCAPITAL REGION – Plans are being made for the annual CHS Classes of the ‘70s Alumni Party; date is set for Saturday, August 18 at the East Greenbush Town Park. If you are willing to assist in reaching alumni from your respective class please contact Caroline Lynch Zeyak at [email protected] or by cell 518-928-3223. Friend us on our Facebook page for updates: Columbia-hs East-Greenbushny. (A)

“Happily Forever After”LATHAM – HizKidz Praise Children’s Ministry of Grace Fellowship Church presents the mu-sical “Happily Forever After” by Cyndi Nine, Rob Howard, & David Guthrie. Ever wish life could be more like a fairy tale with castles, knights, princesses, and happy endings? Join us on an exciting journey to a faraway land learning along the way to follow the greatest hero to the greatest kingdom of all to live Happily Forever After! The presentations will take place at Grace Fellowship Church, 20 Delatour Road, Latham on Friday, March 9 at 7pm and Sunday, March 11 at 5pm. Admission is FREE! Bring your family and friends. Mark your calendars now! You do not want to miss this! Call 785-4959 x376 for more information or visit us on the web at www.gracefellowship.com (A)

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