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evilskippy		#21	[-]
Apr 4 12 10:31 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Omega Man wrote: Heck, I'm getting to the age where I need to do this. ("Did I watch this one already this year?") Be guided by what he says. "The world's going to change tonight, doctor, I'm glad you'll be able to watch it. And... happy Halloween."
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atenolol		#22	[-]
Apr 5 12 4:43 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Omega Man wrote: Heck, I'm getting to the age where I need to do this. ("Did I watch this one already this year?") Well, eventually you will reach my age and then you will find the "Did I watch this one already this year?" question is irrelevant as you will not remember the movie anyway.
Hamicus Helen		#23	[-]
Apr 6 12 4:45 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	"You think that when you die you go to heaven. You come to us!"
atenolol		#24	[-]
May 24 12 12:55 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	atenolol wrote: Well, I went almost five months before accidentally hitting the quote button. Sorry. Last Edited By: atenolol May 24 12 1:58 PM. Edited 6 times.
Omega Man		#25	[-]
Jul 15 12 5:50 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	That's why this entire thread disappeared yesterday? "Dammit, it's jammed!" www.eccentric-cinema.com
Abin Surly		#26	[-]
Oct 2 12 8:07 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I just now stumbled into this thread. Is the Glorious Month of Halloween too late in the game to join in the OCD merriment? I have kept a list of sorts for the previous nine months.
Hamicus Helen		#27	[-]
Oct 3 12 3:18 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	We always need more OCDers "You think that when you die you go to heaven. You come to us!"
Abin Surly		#28	[-]
Oct 4 12 12:21 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Thank you, kind sir. Yellow for 1st time viewing JANUARY the: 1st of the new year, right after midnight - House on Haunted Hill (the '59 Castle version)...always fun...we switch back and forth between the MST3K and the original periodically. followed the same morning by - Cloverfield...I think the vodka was making our viewing decisions for us. 2nd - King of the Zombies followed by Superman/Batman: Apocalypse...???? 3rd - Apparently was a Film Noir/Joseph Cotten mini-festival: The Steel Trap and Niagara. 5th - The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp...the first Archer of the year, and the 1st time I've seen this all of the way through. 6th - True Grit (Coen's version)...I did not miss Glen Campbell in the least. Also, Picasso and Braque Go to the Movies 7th - The Fantastic Mr. Fox - My lovely wife and I could probably watch this every day...I think our 3 year old picked it on this particular day, but we never argue with her on this one... ...followed by a mini Corman festival: Attack of the Crab Monsters, Not of This Earth and War of the Satellites 8th - It! The Terror from Beyond Space and The Host, that I was pleasantly surprised by. 9th - Sherlock Junior Detective (Buster Keaton)...followed by The Andromeda Strain (Robert Wise version) 10th - The Last Man on Earth, My Favorite Year, Dr. Strangelove...eclectic night, apparently....Strangelove I've seen so many times I can recite a lot of it in my sleep, but if TCM shows it, I feel compelled to watch it...and enjoy it immensely every time. 12th - The Three Musketeers (1948 version) 13th - Frankenstein's Daughter - I would love to see the MST guys on this one, in spite of the fact that it scared the crap out of me when I was six. 14th - Love and Death - possibly my favorite "early, funnier" Woody Allen films. 15th - Coraline - another one that used to be in 'heavy rotation' due to our three year old, who was also collecting stray buttons at the time...we sure sure what she was planning to do with them. 16th - Days of Heaven - amazing cinematography. 17th - Audition (Miike) - caught me completely off guard...very disturbing...reminded me of some of Argento's work. followed by Scared to Death in "Full Natural (weird) Color"... 18th - Calling Dr. Death 19th - Murder in the Museum - the REAL poverty row, followed by Weird Woman and Return of the Vampire. 20th - The Thing from Another World (Hawks) 21st - 20 Million Miles to Earth - original glorious black & white version AND the colorized version. 22nd - Frankenstein and The Bride of Frankenstein, both for the bazillionth time, but Bride probably a lot more. 23th - going from "the Sublime" to "the Ridiculous"...The Beast with 1,000,000 Eyes! I wondered if they they ever removed the day-for-night filter at any time during production. 27th - a James Whale night - One More River (that I would love to own a good copy of), The Invisible Man and Frankenstein (with commentary). 31st - Red Ensign and The Phantom Light (both by Powell). FEBRUARY the: 1st - The Upturned Glass 2nd - Shanghai Gesture (Von Sternberg) - I would love to see a restored version of this....followed by Murnau's Nosferatu. 3rd - This is Not a Test 4th - Started out as a "Mars" day, but I got sidetracked... Invaders from Mars (Menzies), War of the Worlds (Pal) and Captain America: The First Avenger. 5th - National Velvet and Teenage Caveman (Corman) 8th - Judgement at Nuremberg. 9th - The Public Enemy (Wellman) and Justice League: The New Frontier. 10th - Red River (Hawks) 11th - Godzilla (1954) 12th - The Lady and the Monster 13th - Z (Costa-Gavras) 14th - The Guns of Navarone 15th - Out of the Past and This Film Is Not Yet Rated 16th - The 7th Victim (Val Lewton) 18th - The Hunchback of Notre Dame ('39 version), followed by The Cat People (Lewton) and I Walked with a Zombie. 20th - An American in Paris, The Leopard Man, The 7th Victim (again) and Curse of the Cat People. 21st - A Tragedy at Midnight. 22nd - The Return of the Ape Man, The Ape and Black Narcissus (The Archers!) 25th - East of Eden (Kazan), followed by Lewton's Body Snatcher. 26th - Green Lantern: Emerald Knights. 27th - Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?, followed by Shawn of the Dead. 28th - The Third Man 29th - Ace in the Hole (Billy Wilder) MARCH the: 1st - Donovan's Brain 2nd - A Matter of Life and Death (The Archers)...one of my new favorite films. 3rd - Isle of the Dead and Bedlam (both by Lewton) 4th - How To Make a Monster and Blood of Dracula 5th - The Brute Man, A Matter of Life and Death (with the commentary) 6th - The Masque of the Red Death 7th - Waterloo Bridge (Whale version) 8th - Mildred Pierce 9th - Arsenic and Old Lace 10th - Comedy of Terrors and The Pit and the Pendulum 13th - Arch of Triumph (1948) and 20,000 Years in Sing Sing 14th - A Streetcar Named Desire 15th - On the Waterfront 16th - The Whole Town's Talking (Ford) 17th - MST3K version of Swamp Diamonds (Corman) 18th - J-Men Forever 19th - War of the Colossal Beast followed by The Stranger (Welles) 20th - My Man Godfrey 21st - The Tree of Life (Malick) 22nd - The Invisible Man (with commentary) and These Amazing Shadows (documentary) 23rd - Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory, Hugo (Scorsese) and Son of Dracula 24th - Frankenstein and The Bride of Frankenstein (OCD, what can I say...) 28th - Fiend Without a Face 30th - Werewolf of London APRIL the: 1st - Invaders from Mars (American and British versions) 2nd - Rango 3rd - The Raven (Corman) 6th - Rango - with the kids this time. 7th - The Bride of Frankenstein (sheesh) and The Invisible Man 9th - The MST3K version (which I believe is the only one) of The Dead Talk Back 10th - The Searchers (Ford) 11th - Eyes Without a Face and The Mystery of the Wax Museum 14th - The Unsinkable Molly Brown, King Kong Vs. Godzilla and Werewolf in a Girl's Dormitory 15th - Gorgo 18th - Shock (Vincent Price) 20th - The Hideous Sun Demon and The Monster Squad 22nd - The Rifftrax version of The House on Haunted Hill, Tales of Terror (Corman) and Svengali 24th - Where the Sidewalk Ends (1950), A Canterbury Tale (The Archers) and The Ghost and Mrs. Muir 27th - The Magnificent Seven 28th - Night Key and Tower of London (1939) 30th - The Brothers Grimm (Gilliam) MAY the: 5th - The Wolf Man (1941) 8th - West Side Story 9th - Man of a Thousand Faces and Foreign Correspondent (Hitchcock) 12th - The Wrong Box 15th - The Frozen Ghost and Strange Confession 16th - Pillow of Death 17th - House of Frankenstein 18th - Dracula (Browning)...without and with commentary...no Glass, please. 22nd - For Sir Chris' Birthday To the Devil, A Daughter, The Crimson Cult, Dr. Terror's House of Horrors, The Bloody Judge, and then Dr. Cyclops and Cult of the Cobra. 23rd - Horror Hotel/City of the Dead, The Wicker Man (1973), Count Dracula (Franco) and Hercules in the Haunted World. 25th - The Man Who Knew Too Much (1st version) 26th - The Curse of Frankenstein and The Horror of Dracula 28th - Alice in Wonderland (Burton) 29th - The Curse of Frankenstein (again) 30th - Melancholia and Attack of the Puppet People 31st - The 39 Steps (Hitchcock) JUNE the: 1st - The Wolf Man (2010) - the rated and unrated version, An American Werewolf in London and Night of the Demon and Curse of the Demon. 2nd - Invisible Invaders 3rd - Carnival of Souls 4th - Atom Age Vampire 5th - Born to Kill, The Long Goodbye (Altman), Drive (Refn), Detour (Ulmer) and Monster from the Ocean Floor 6th - The Vampire Bat, The Ape, The Monster Maker, Watchmen (Director's Cut) 7th - The Devil at 4 O'Clock, The Fountain (Aronofsky), and Creature from the Haunted Sea 8th - Nightmare Castle and Rebel Without a Cause 9th - Batman Returns - I just love all of Burton's references to 'silent horrors' and expressionist film. I prefer this to his first Batfilm. Also watched Frankenweenie, the original live-action short. 12th - The Man Who Laughs - I've been waiting to see this for decades. 15th - The Monster Walks and The Hands of Orlac (Wiene) - ditto for Orlac what I wrote about the aforementioned Veidt film. 16th - Rodan 17th - Things To Come - Korda AND Menzies...YEA! 18th - Mad Love (Freund), The Devil Doll, Mark of the Vampire (I just can't seem to get enough of Carol Borland). I actually prefer this to Browning's Dracula. 19th - One Body Too Many (terrible print) and White Zombie. 21st - The first of many "Mummy" nights because our (by this time) three-and-a-half year old has become obsessed with "mommy movies", specifically the Kharis ones...The Mummy's Hand, The Mummy's Tomb, The Mummy's Ghost and The Mummy's Curse...there will be many future nights like this that I won't be listing because it becomes too redundant. Unfortunately (or fortunately) we don't 'do' Abbott and Costello Meet The Mummy because Lou reminds my wife too much of her ex-husband. This, however, is a problem when I get a hankerin' for A&C Meet Frankenstein or Hold That Ghost. 22nd - The Black Cat (Ulmer), Freaks, Chandu the Magician, The Mummy (Freund)...my daughter is starting to 'warm up' to this one. 23rd - The Invisible Ray, The Phantom (1931), Tangled Destinies and The Bat Whispers 24th - You'll Find Out, Zombies on Broadway, MST3K version of The Corpse Vanishes 25th - The Magnetic Monster - which I hadn't seen since I was a kid...monsterkid, that is. 26th - X...The Unknown 28th - Monster from Green Hell 29th - Dr. X - first time I ever saw it in glorious 2-strip Technicolor...way too cool...Syyyynthetic Skiiiiiin! 30th - The Return of Dr. X JULY the: 2nd - The Boogie Man Will Get You and Before I Hang 3rd - The Invisible Woman 4th - The Mask of Fu Manchu and Vampyr 5th - all picked by my lovely wife and daughter - Frankenstein (Whale), The Mummy's Curse, Frankenstein Meets The Wolf Man, The House of Frankenstein 7th - Horror Express 11th - The Invisible Agent, The Invisible Man's Revenge 14th - Double feature: Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory 19th - The Mummy's Ghost, The Ghost of Frankenstein, The Bride of Frankenstein and Blood from the Mummy's Tomb 20th - Flushed Away 23rd - Steve McQueen festival on TCM: The Magnificent Seven, The Great Escape and The Blob. AUGUST the: 5th - The 49th Parallel/The Invaders (The Archers) 9th - Seven Footprints to Satan - my wife found a 'grey-market' copy for me...another one I've been waiting for for decades. 16th - The Return of Chandu and Snow Creature (Billy Wilder's not-as-talented brother) 17th - The Amazing Mr. X 18th - The Creature from the Black Lagoon 30th - Man-Made Monster 31st - The Black Cat (1941), Horror Island, Night Monster and Captive Wild Woman SEPTEMBER the: 10th - Secret Agent (Hitchcock) and Dead Men Walk 17th - The Picture of Dorian Gray (Lewin) 26th - Kharis festival 28th - Lured OCTOBER the: 1st - Lured again 2nd - The Phantom of the Opera (1943) and The Vampire Bat 3rd - Dr. X and Mark of the Vampire 4th - Dr. X, Mark of the Vampire and The House of Dracula...oddly enough, I hadn't checked the TCM schedule for the week and there were the same two films in the same order that I had watched them the night before...also Kronos and The Black Castle 5th - The Invisible Man, House of Frankenstein and Bride of Frankenstein 6th - Frankenstein, Bride of Frankenstein, Son of Frankenstein and Ghost of Frankenstein 7th - House on Haunted Hill (original but the Rifftrax version) 8th - Dracula - both the Browning and the Melford 9th - Curse of the Cat People and Cat People - in that order. 10th - Stranger on the Third Floor, The Clairvoyant and Pharaoh's Curse 11th - A History of Horror (BBC4, Mark Gatiss, 2010 - sadly, it's been 'yanked' by YouTube, but luckily I got to see all three episodes before they did), Phantom of the Opera (1925) and I Sell the Dead (2008) 12th - Condemned to Live, The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1939) and The Man with Nine Lives 14th - The Bat Whispers, The She-Creature and Premature Burial 15th - Murders in the Zoo, The Secret of the Blue Room, Night of Terror (which I haven't seen since I was about seven years old and that was a looooong time ago) and Bluebeard. 16th - currently watching the A&E Biography disc "Heroes of Horror". Our four year old picked Lon Chaney Jr. first, Mr. Pratt is on now, and then Bela. I'm planning on coming back and annotating this when I've got more time. Last Edited By: Abin Surly Oct 16 12 8:05 PM. Edited 4 times.
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atenolol		#29	[-]
Oct 12 12 12:36 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Doctor13 Just to show we do read your reviews, "No Orchids for Miss Blandish" Your negative review is not the first. I remember years ago reading a review of this by none other than George Orwell. He reviewed two films (or it might have been the novel--it has been years) in the review and did the other one first. When he turned to No Orchids for Miss Blandish his first line was "Now for a header into the sewer." I still remember that line. Thanks for bringing it back.
SanzarQ		#30	[-]
Oct 16 12 4:48 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Glad to see somebody reads the reviews. Not that I write too many lengthy essays about any of the films I track here, but I did embed a comment in one of my reviews..... that I would mail the first respondent who read it $5...... if they sent me a PM through the CHFB e-mail system. Never heard from anyone. Nevertheless, I scan the other member reviews, just to see if they've uncovered a nugget or two that I've overlooked. I appreciate the efforts that some folks who are participating on this thread have invested in sharing their thoughts on the films they've seen this year.
evilskippy		#31	[-]
Oct 27 12 3:11 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Continued from page 1 OCTOBER* Blood Diner 4 Boardinghouse ACK! Drive Angry 10 The Avengers 10 The St Francisville Experiment 2 Sundown The Vampire In Retreat 2 Fido 6 I Walked With A Zombie 10 Kill List 5 Parents 6 Dracula's Daughter 8.5 Night Of The Living Dead 1990 9 The Creeping Flesh 7 Diamonds Are Forever 7 The Man Who Could Cheat Death 7 The Skull 8 Whip And The Body 8.5 The Phantom Of The Opera (1943) 7.5 House Of Frankenstein 6 House On Haunted Hill(1959) 6 Dracula III Legacy 5 Ever Since The World Ended 1 Dracula (31) 9 Frankenstein (31) 10 Universal Horror 4 Hand Of Power 4 Bride Of Frankenstein 10 Little Deaths 1 World Of The Dead:Zombie Diaries II 4 Son Of Frankenstein 8 Dracula (Spanish) 6.5 Prince Of Darkness 9 The Invisible Man 10 The Devil Commands 5.5 The Mummy (32) 7 The Wicksboro Incident 3 Children Shouldn't Play With Dead Things 8 Black Friday 5 The Town That Dreaded Sundown 7 The Wolf Man (41) 8 Puppet Master 4 Lurking Fear 3.5 The Dark (93) 4 The Bat (59) 5 The Haunting Of Fox Hollow Farm 2 Shackled 1 Hellbound ack! Deadly Instincts ACK! The Woman 3 Sideshow 2.5 Puppetmaster II 3 Puppet Master III Toulon's Revenge 4.5 Soul Of A Monster 3 The Thrill Killers ACK! The Shrine 2 Creature From The Black Lagoon 6 Jason X 4 Dolls 5 Happy Birthday To Me 6 Head Of The Family 1.5 Trilogy Of Terror 7.5 Dead Season 5 Secret of The Blue Room 7.5 Ghost Of Frankenstein 7 Zombie Apocalypse 1 Brotherhood of Blood 3 Castle Of Evil 6.5 The Greenskeeper Ack! The Dead Of Night ACK!ACK! The Black Cat (34) 9.5 Trick 'r' Treat 8 7 Nights Of Darkness 3 The Theatre Bizarre 1 House Of Dracula 6.5 #633/190 *NOVEMBER* Needle 5 Little Laura & Big John 1 In The Mouth Of Madness 7 Grim ACK! Evidence Of A Haunting ACK! The Raven (35) 6 The Revenant 6 YellowBrickRoad 1 Der Schwarze Abt 10 Dangerous Charter 3.5 Reptilicus 2 Pink Angels ACK! Halloween Curse Of Michael Myers 2 The Master of Horror 6.5 Mars Attacks 5 Prometheus 6 Hyena Of London 2 Viva Las Vegas 6.5 Wild Riders ACK! Don't Go In The Woods Alone 2 Legend Of Boggy Creek 1 Dominque 1 King Kong (33) 6.5 Dorian Gray (08) 7 April Fool's Day 6 Hellraiser III: Hell On Earth 3 Secret Of Dorian Gray (1970) 4 The Thing (82) 10 Waxworks(24) 3 The Mysterious Doctor 5 Journey To The Center Of Time 2.5 The Face Of Another 4 Night Of Dark Shadows 5 The Wild Rebels ACK! The American 6.5 Yellow Submarine 3 The Mysterious Monsters 4 They Live 7 Goldfinger 10 The Avengers 10 The Living Daylights 6 Licence To Kill 8.5 You Only Live Twice 7.5 Die Another Day 4 Batman The Dark Knight Returns PT One 3.5 The Boogeyman (1980) 1 The Sender 6.5 On Her Majesty's Secret Service 8.5 Gallery Of Horror 2.5 Batman Year One 8 Evil Dead II: Dead By Dawn 6 #684/208 DECEMBER Wrong Turn V Ack! Batman Gotham Knight 6.5 Tomorrow Never Dies 7 V/H/S 5 The Evil Dead 9 [REC]2 7 Silent Night,Bloody Night 6.5 Batman Under The Red Hood 10 The Innkeepers 1 Predators 7.5 Black Christmas (74) 9.5 The Dark Knight Rises 10 Dr. No 9 Black Christmas (06) 5.5 Gone Baby Gone 8 Body Snatcher From Hell 4.5 Thunderball 5.5 Chernobyl Diaries 2 Ultimate Avengers 5 Justice League Doom 8 Ultimate Avengers 2 5 Silent Night 3 Gamera 3:Revenge Of Iris3 Godzilla Vs Biollante 5 Werewolf:The Beast Among Us 4.5 Gamera Guardian Of The Universe 4 The Hellcats ACK! Superman Batman Public Enemies 9 The House on Sorority Row 1 The Road Warrior 10 Creature 6 The Last Exorcism 9 Dark Shadows 6 Justice League Crisis On Two Earths 9 Resident Evil Retribution ACK! Confessions of an Opium Eater 3.5 Led Zeppelin The Song Remains The Same 6.5 The World Is Not Enough 6 The Saint's Vacation 4 Martin 9.5 Quantam Of Solace 7.5 The Sons Of Katie Elder 4 The Saint Meets The Tiger 4 I, Monster 6.5 Death Curse Of Tartu 2 Sting Of Death 1 Led Zeppelin:Earl's Court/Knebworth 8 Bay Of Blood 7 Mad Max 7 Xtro 5.5 Dracula Vs Frankenstein 2.5 An Evening With Edgar Allan Poe 6 Dracula (31) 9 #737/223 "The world's going to change tonight, doctor, I'm glad you'll be able to watch it. And... happy Halloween." Last Edited By: evilskippy Dec 31 12 9:49 AM. Edited 11 times.
Joe Karlosi		#32	[-]
Nov 27 12 5:46 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I enjoy reading everyone's list of films. I regret that I had to stop early in the year (if you look at my aborted list on Page 1) because I got a new Mac and for some reason I couldn't work out how to line up new movies, one line after the last. For 2013 I'm gonna have to figure out a way to keep a list, because I really want to participate... "Guy named Squeamy got thrown from the fifth floor. He's deader'n a mackerel."
Abin Surly		#33	[-]
Nov 27 12 10:57 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Joe Karlosi wrote: I enjoy reading everyone's list of films. I regret that I had to stop early in the year (if you look at my aborted list on Page 1) because I got a new Mac and for some reason I couldn't work out how to line up new movies, one line after the last. For 2013 I'm gonna have to figure out a way to keep a list, because I really want to participate... Don't feel bad, Joe. Between fighting the kids over control of the tv, Halloween, Thanksgiving, birthdays, weekend gigs and such, I have completely lost track of what I've watched since mid-October.
Hamicus Helen		#34	[-]
Jan 3 13 5:23 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Total films watched: 314 First time viewings: 209 I blame falling in love and the new job for the huge decline (2011) = 569 (2010) = 577 (2009) = 429 (2008) = 513 Ten best films that I hadn't seen before: Scarlet Street, Lawless (2012), Cash On Demand, Mary And Max, The Man Who Haunted Himself, Confessions (2011), Grand Hotel (1932), Violent Playground, The Dark Knight Rises and The Hours (2002) Worst watch of the year: The Amityville Haunting "You think that when you die you go to heaven. You come to us!"
Doctor 1313		#35	[-]
Jan 7 13 12:25 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Final Tally: Total films watched: 725 (up from last year's 710) 1st time viewings: 327 (up from last year's 316) Films I rated ****: 97 (up from last year's 47) Films I rated "bomb": 49 (up from last year's 33) The film I watched most often in 2012: THE ABOMINABLE DR. PHIBES (5 times) Honorable mentions at 4 times each: ABBOTT AND COSTELLO MEET FRANKENSTEIN and CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON DOCTOR 13 Last Edited By: Doctor 1313 Jan 7 13 12:40 PM. Edited 1 times.
Abin Surly		#36	[-]
Jan 7 13 2:13 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I'll have to start keeping better track of things for 2013. It's only the 7th of January, and I've already lost track. My over-all tally for 2012: January - 42 February - 38 March - 34 April - 28 May - 29 June - 54 July - 22 August - 11 September - 8 (August and September were obviously not "keeping track" months, since I almost always watch at least one film a day) October - 58 November & December - 78 Total = 402 Film (or films) seen most often during the year, but not picked by me: The 'Kharis' franchise, either straight 'runs' of Mummy's Hand on, or sporadic choosings by our four year old. The 'Nostalgia' award is split between Night of Terror (1933) and Caltiki (Bava). The 'OMG I've had to wait decades to see this for the first time ever' award goes to my grey-market copy of Seven Footprints to Satan. Last Edited By: Abin Surly Jan 7 13 4:41 PM. Edited 1 times.
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