Mich. ‘Educators’ Groom Children, Bring Them to Strip Club

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Mich. ‘Educators’ Groom Children, Bring Them to Strip Club

(Dmytro “Henry” Aleksandrov, Headline USA) Parents of Michigan middle schoolers didn’t expect that, during the field trip, the “educators” would groom their children by stopping at a downtown Detroit nightclub.

The photos of students partaking in pole dancing released by Libs of TikTok went viral, according to the Post Millennial.

Initially, a November trip from the school district’s Hart Middle School to the Detroit Symphony Orchestra should’ve ended with sixth graders going to a pizza restaurant. When the restaurant told the “educators” that they don’t have space for them, groomers decided that it would be a good idea to bring them to a place children don’t belong.

Niki’s Lounge, “one of the hottest nightspots in Greektown and all of Detroit,” as reported by Downtown Detroit Bars, requires all guests to be at least 21 years old with a valid ID. The club, however, decided to not follow the rule when the young children came to the club’s doors.

On its website, the club stated that the dress code is “Grown and Sexy.”

“I don’t know what’s more disturbing; that RCS took a group of 6th graders on a school-sponsored field trip to a gentlemen’s club complete with stripper poles, or the fact that there are parents out there that see nothing wrong with this and are defending the decision,” one Facebook user responded to the shocking news posted on the social media platform.

RCS executive director of strategic communication Lori Grein said that, as predicted, the school district didn’t get permission from parents to bring students to a strip club.

However, it appears to be that the owner of the pizza restaurant and Niki’s Lounge is the same person, Agatha Kefallinos. Despite that the school district reserved the seats in Niki’s Pizza, the owner said that children would need to eat their pizza in the club.

“When we have a group of 100, they can’t just walk in. There is no way we could accommodate them,” Kefallinos said.

“We can only accommodate a certain number in the restaurant. Typically when we have a group of over 100 people, we give them the option of going to our second floor, which is operated as a club on Saturday nights but is closed during the day.”

Andrew Weaver, a trustee on the school board and the person who released the photos of the students sent to him by the parents who obtained them from their kids’ phones, is now being sued by the school.

“You can’t make this up,” Libs of TikTok tweeted.

Rochester Schools also blocked Libs of TikTok on Twitter for making the grooming incident viral.

Leftist Soy ‘Men’ Want Vasectomies After Roe v. Wade Decision

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Leftist Soy ‘Men’ Want Vasectomies After Roe v. Wade Decision

(Dmytro “Henry” Aleksandrov, Headline USA) Doctors noticed that leftist soy men started to massively have vasectomies to avoid the most obvious consequence of having sex — a woman getting pregnant.

This “protest” comes after the Supreme Court outlawed Roe v. Wade and gave the power back to the states, according to Breitbart.

“There was an increase of basically 100 percent in the number of vasectomies from the moment Roe v. Wade was overturned,” Dr. Esgar Guarin, the co-founder of SimpleVas Medical Clinic, said.

Guarin, who is trained to be a maternal, child and “reproductive health” doctor in Des Moines, Iowa, said that “within only 48 hours” of the high court’s decision on June 24, 2022, his office signed up 50 percent of the patients that they would normally have for vasectomies in a month. In the United States, around 500,000 vasectomies are performed every year as “permanent birth control for men.”

It appears to be that there are a lot of leftists in St. Louis, Mo., too, because, in Nov. 2022, the Planned Parenthood office in that city reported an increase in vasectomies.

“We performed 142 vasectomies in 2021. Already this year, we’ve done close to 200 in 2022,” Dr. Margaret Baum of Planned Parenthood told Live Action.

Even though leftist soy men massive decided to “protest” the overturn of Roe v. Wade, there are also normal people who decided to use this form of contraception for economic reasons.

“During the Great Recession, there was a marked increase in requests for vasectomies, because people felt that the economy was such that they couldn’t afford to have children,” Marco Goldstein, professor of reproductive medicine and urology at Weill Cornell Medical College, said.

“And we’re seeing exactly the same thing happening now,” he added. “We’ve seen a doubling or tripling overall in the number of vasectomies, and they marked a drop in the number of reversals since Roe v. Wade.”

CDC Hid Dangers of COVID Jab for Months

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CDC Hid Dangers of COVID Jab for Months

(Mark Pellin, Headline USA) Despite claims of public transparency, health officials from the Biden administration for months sat on critical information that an updated COVID vaccine booster had triggered a “safety signal” warning that it might cause strokes.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Food and Drug Administration announced Friday it had discovered last November that the updated Pfizer coronavirus vaccine booster could be causing strokes in people 65 and older, sparking concerns dire enough to prompt the agencies to launch an investigation.

While widespread reports for months have chronicled otherwise healthy people suddenly dropping dead under circumstances linked to the COVID jab, officials from the CDC and FDA concluded that “the totality of the data” they reviewed “suggests that it is very unlikely” that the safety signal represented “a true clinical risk.”

“I think this is just the tip of the iceberg. These shots, in my opinion, are garbage,” said Outkick’s Clay Travis. “I think that they have been foisted upon the American public in a fraudulent fashion.

“I think that everybody who got these shots, deep down, is starting to wonder whether they made the wrong decision for their health,” Travis said.

Because “transparency and vaccine safety are top priorities,” the Biden administration’s health agencies neglected for months to go public with the investigation.

“This is what was feared all along. These are experimental shots with unknown short-term and long-term side effects,” Rep. Andy Biggs, R-Ariz., tweeted following the delayed disclosures from the CDC.

The ischemic stroke risks identified by the CDC happen when blood flow to the brain is significantly lowered, which has led to concerns that it could also impact other vascular issues, specifically heart attacks, which are also caused by artery blockage.

The CDC and FDA continue recommending the vax jabs, even as they continue to investigate the potential that the Pfizer booster could be linked to an increased risk for strokes.

“Crazy idea, but why didn’t we do more research before mass vaccinating?” tweeted Fox News political analyst Lisa Boothe. “And why did our government mandate a ‘vaccine’ that was never safe in the first place?”

In its joint statement making public this week its findings from last year, in the name of transparency, the agencies encouraged “everyone ages 6 months of age and older stay up-to-date with COVID-19 vaccination,” including those “eligible to receive” the updated vaccine.

FTX’s Bankman-Fried Blasts Law Firm that Helped Create the Deep State

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FTX’s Bankman-Fried Blasts Law Firm that Helped Create the Deep State

(Ken Silva, Headline USA) In a Thursday Substack article that sent shockwaves through the financial world, alleged crypto fraudster Sam Bankman-Fried levied claims of wrongdoing against FTX’s bankruptcy counsel, Sullivan & Cromwell—a firm historians say helped create the modern deep state.

SBF’s Substack article—in which he proclaimed his innocence—comes on the heels of an FTX creditor objecting to S&C being appointed to guide FTX through bankruptcy proceedings. In a court filing last week, the creditor claimed that FTX did “extensive corporate and regulatory legal work for the FTX Group before its collapse”—criticizing the notion that the same law firm that contributed to FTX’s collapsed is now being paid to clean it up.

“Now, in the most flagrant attempt by a fox to guard a henhouse in recent memory, Sullivan & Cromwell has applied to be appointed the FTX Group’s bankruptcy counsel with duties that would include ‘investigating all potential estate causes of action,’” the creditor said last week.

In response, S&C reportedly said last week that its pre-collapse relationship with FTX was limited, and that it never served as primary outside counsel to any FTX entity.

But in his Thursday substack post, SBF directly contradicted S&C’s claims.

“S&C was one of FTX International’s two primary law firms prior to bankruptcy, and were FTX U.S.’s primary law firm. FTX US’ [general counsel] came from S&C, they worked with FTX U.S. in its most important regulatory application, they worked with FTX International on some of its most important regulatory concerns, and they worked with FTX US on its most important transaction,” Bankman-Fried claimed.

“When I would visit NYC, I would sometimes work out of S&C’s office.”

SBF further claimed that S&C and its general counsel were the primary parties “strong-arming and threatening me into naming the candidate they themselves chose as CEO of FTX.”

S&C has declined to comment on the matter.

In contradicting Sullivan & Cromwell, Bankman-Fried has pitted himself against a law firm credited with helping create what’s now commonly referred to as the deep state, which author David Talbot defined as “the subterranean network of financial, intelligence, and military interests that guided national policy no matter who occupied the White House” in his book on the subject, to The Devil’s Chessboard: Allen Dulles, the CIA, and the Rise of America’s Secret Government.

S&C was one of the first players in the American deep state, according to Talbot and others.

Founded in 1879 by Algernon Sydney Sullivan and William Nelson Cromwell, S&C’s early partners included brothers John Foster Dulles and Allen Dulles—the former who served as U.S. Secretary of State in the 1950s, and the latter who directed the CIA and oversaw controversies such as the 1953 Iranian coup d’état, the 1954 Guatemalan coup d’état, the Project MKUltra mind control program and the Bay of Pigs Invasion.

Through the Dulles brothers, S&C is implicated in doing business with German firms connected to the Nazi regime in the 1930s, according to The Devil’s Chessboard. As a U.S. diplomat posted in Switzerland, Allen allegedly continued to work with his brother to help S&C’s Nazi clients during and immediately following World War 2.

“While Allen Dulles was using his OSS post in Switzerland to protect the interests of S&C’s German clients, his brother Foster was doing the same in New York. By playing an intricate corporate shell game, Foster was able to hide the U.S. assets of major German cartels … and protect these subsidiaries from being confiscated by the federal government,” wrote Talbot in The Devil’s Chessboard.

After working with Nazis, S&C—via the Dulles brothers—had a hand in the 1954 Guatemalan coup, Talbot wrote. At the time, S&C represented the United Fruit Company, whose business was being adversely affected by policies of the Guatemala’s democratically elected president, Jacobo Arbenz.

The Dulleses had served as United Fruit’s lawyers from their earliest days at S&C,” Talbot noted. “United Fruit’s cries of alarm about Arbenz’s land reform soon produced [the coup].”

Along with the Dulles brothers, other power brokers to step through S&C’s revolving door include former Supreme Court Chief Justice Harlan Fiske Stone, and more recently tech billionaire Peter Thiel and former Blackrock CEO Mark Wiseman.

S&C has largely stayed out of the limelight in recent decades—until the FTX fiasco—but continues to employ a large number of prominent former government officials, including former SEC chair Jay Clayton and numerous former DOJ attorneys.

Ken Silva is a staff writer at Headline USA. Follow him at twitter.com/jd_cashless.

Penn State University Professor Grooms Students to Watch Porn

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Penn State University Professor Grooms Students to Watch Porn

(Dmytro “Henry” Aleksandrov, Headline USA) A sociology professor at Penn State University decided to groom his normal — straight — students during one of his classes to watch homosexual porn so that they would “realize” that they are sexual deviants.

At the end of the fall semester, Penn State sociology professor Sam Richards challenged his students during one of his Sociology 119 courses to watch same-sex pornography and confront the fact that they might like it, according to the Daily Wire.

Richards also projected his thoughts that every person has bisexual feelings and that each person might be comfortable with being a sexual deviant.

“If you’re straight, watch gay or lesbian porn and see how quickly you feel aroused. And how you can’t control that. You’ll realize that ‘Oh, d***, I could be sexualized by people who are like me,’” he said during the Dec. 6 lecture.

“We are all at some level nonbinary. We’re all, very much, easily bisexual.”

“I might have hit a nerve there. Did I hit a nerve?” Richards added when the class decided it was too shocked to even respond. The awkward silence didn’t stop Richards and he doubled down by pointing out his straight male students.

“Watch gay porn,” he said.

“See if you feel that feeling. If you feel that feeling, look in a mirror, and say huh, maybe I’m just feeling some things that I’m just afraid to release. And maybe you release that and maybe you’d be surprised that maybe you actually are fine being more bisexual.”

The video was posted to the SOC 119 YouTube channel, but after sane people heard about the professor who tells his students to watch homosexual porn — let alone, porn, in general — Richards made the video recordings of the class private to avoid the backlash.

He tried to defend his lecture when he spoke to Campus Reform.

“When I discuss these issues, I generally do so as a sociologist, since that shapes how I see the world. From this perspective, ‘sexuality’ is actually quite complex,” Richards said.

“I have friends/acquaintances who’ve spent a long time in prison and they have homosexual sex. They’re ‘straight’ until they need or want intimacy and then they have homosexual sex,” he added without realizing that the only reason why men have sex with other men in prison is that there are no women available.

The SOC 119 is a very popular course that attracts around 725 students every semester.

Hungry Americans Feel Negative Impact of $1.7T Omnibus Bill

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Hungry Americans Feel Negative Impact of $1.7T Omnibus Bill

(The Center Square) – Emergency allotments for food benefits were more than $2 billion nationwide from March 2020 to this past December.

Congressional passage and Democrat President Joe Biden’s signing of the $1.7 trillion omnibus spending bill the last week of December signaled the end to those extra benefits. Many states, in the two weeks since, have been steadily announcing changes to their respective Food and Nutrition Services programs. February will be the last of the additional help.

In North Carolina, which made the announcement this week, the benefit per person per day drops from $8.12 to $5.45 beginning in March. It’s about $95 per month.

“Families needed these additional benefits to get healthy and nutritious food throughout the pandemic,” said Susan Gale Perry, North Carolina’s Department of Health and Human Services chief deputy secretary for Opportunity and Well-Being. “While FNS emergency payments are ending, the need is not. We will continue to prioritize food security for all North Carolinians.”

Louisiana was another making the announcement this week.

“Emergency allotments were always going to be temporary,” said Havana Howard, the assistant secretary of Family Support. “We requested approval to issue the supplements each month and messaged our SNAP households when the USDA approved them.

“Still, we know this news will be unsettling to recipients who have counted on the additional food assistance for the past three years, especially as they struggled with the health and economic crisis brought on by the pandemic.”

Thirty-three states were acknowledged to have emergency allotment extensions into at least January 2023, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s information page.

The change comes as federal cost of living increases for Social Security retirement, survivors and disability insurance, supplemental security income, and some Veterans Administration payments are forcing benefit reductions in federal food programs.

The 8.7% cost of living adjustment is calculated by the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics, based on the Consumer Price Index. The 2023 increase is the largest since an 11.2% jump in 1981. That four-decade gap mirrors the timespan since inflation was this bad in America.

The situation means the increases that took effect this month are pushing many over the eligibility limit for SNAP and other programs, while others will receive less food assistance.

“We encourage the public to support food banks, nonprofits such as the United Way, faith-based partners and others who will no doubt be stepping up to fill the gap created by the loss of the additional assistance,” Louisiana’s Howard said. “We will be working with these partners over the next several weeks to support them in this effort.”

Biden’s Afghan Disaster Costing Military Bases over $535M for Refugees

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Biden’s Afghan Disaster Costing Military Bases over $535M for Refugees

(The Center Square) – Afghan nationals housed at U.S. bases overseas and in six states cost military branches more than $535 million in damages and consumables according to findings released by the Department of Defense inspector general. A Texas congressman is now demanding answers.

Those housed at eight military bases in the six states cost the bases $362.63 million in depleted resources and damages to facilities. This included $257.48 million in damages to base facilities, making some buildings and infrastructure unusable for U.S. troops, and over $105 million in equipment and replaceable consumable items used, and weakening military readiness.

Afghan-related damages totaled more than $150 million at U.S. bases in Germany, more than $3 million in bases in Spain and Germany and over $20 million at Marine Corps Base Quantico, Virginia.

The inspector general findings reveal the U.S. Army reported the greatest domestic base losses of $188.81 million, followed by the Air Force’s $150.14 million.

In August 2021, President Joe Biden withdrew U.S. troops from Afghanistan, turning it over to the Taliban, the Islamic terrorist organization U.S. troops fought for 20 years.

Leaving thousands of Americans stranded, and over $7 billion worth of weapons, ammunition and equipment, the Department of Defense “executed the largest airlift in U.S. history, evacuating more than 120,000 people from Afghanistan in just 17 days,” the report states. Thirteen service members were killed during the withdrawal.

Afghans were housed in U.S. military bases through February 2022; as their visas were processed they were released into the U.S.

In the U.S., they were housed at Fort Bliss in Texas; Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst in New Jersey; Fort McCoy in Wisconsin; Camp Atterbury in Indiana; Fort Pickett, Fort Lee and Marine Corps Base Quantico in Virginia; and Holloman Air Force Base in New Mexico, with the majority being housed at Fort McCoy, Fort Bliss and Fort Pickett.

But at least 44,000 weren’t housed in military bases whose whereabouts were unknown within months of entering the U.S., prompting U.S. senators to demand answers from Department of Homeland Security.

According to the report, damages caused by “guests” were described by Air Force officials as “unrepairable.”

“Air Force officials described tables, chairs, and cots broken by guests and tents and cots ruined by spray paint, human biological matter, and holes,” the report states; materials were “completely depleted, such that no materials remain available for other real-world missions.”

Holloman AFB said Afghans depleted $18 million worth of their medical equipment.

“There were at least $2.5 million in damages to Navy installations that did not have permits to house refugees,” the report states.

Only $259.5 million in restoration and repair funding requests for the eight bases resulting from OAW was approved, due to technicalities. The report notes that the Deputy Secretary of Defense authorized funds to be limited to specific repairs and restoration activities three months after assessment of damages was presented.

Due to several factors, the DOD was holding bases responsible to pay at least $103.1 million worth of damages from their own budgets. Costs include replenishing depleted stocks of medical equipment, repairing infrastructure, refilling supplies of consumable goods, and restoring basic facility items.

Republican Congressman Tony Gonzalez, whose district includes Fort Bliss, expressed “alarm” about the findings of the report in a letter to Defense Department officials.

“I am alarmed by how these bases will be required to cover the costs of these damages because of their efforts to support Afghan evacuees,” he wrote.

“I am equally troubled by the report’s negative assessment of OAW’s impact on military readiness, which details ongoing disruptions to training exercises,” he said, adding that the DOD denying reimbursement requests for repair costs due to a technicality and the DOD’s “procrastination in issuing restoration directives” was unacceptable.

“While our military continues to feel the strains caused by the withdrawal from Afghanistan, it is essential that all affected entities are returned to their full operational capacity as soon as possible,” he said. “As the United States faces a global environment steeped in rising instability, it is critical that our military forces have the resources necessary to maintain a constant state of readiness.”

Gonzalez also requested the DOD explain when base repairs would be completed and “how the costs to repair the damages to these facilities will shortchange the activities for other military readiness priorities.”

The DOD also didn’t approve all requests made by the bases overseas or by the Marine Corps.

Dem. Gov. Hochul’s N.Y. Will Cram Trans Males into Female Prisons

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Dem. Gov. Hochul’s N.Y. Will Cram Trans Males into Female Prisons

(Dmytro “Henry” Aleksandrov, Headline USA) The New York State legislature has reintroduced Assembly Bill A709 that would allow male prisoners — delusional enough to “identify” as women — to move into women’s prisons.

The so-called “gender identity respect, dignity and safety act” stated that prison inmates should be allowed to seek accommodations such as being addressed by staff “in a manner that most closely aligns with such person’s gender identity,” have access to items that fit their delusion, and “have the right to be searched by a correctional officer or staff member of the gender most closely aligned with such person’s gender identity,” according to the Post Millennial.

The bill would also allow inmates to be housed in a facility that “matches their gender identity,” thus allowing men to rape women in their prisons just because these men “identify” as females.

The bill also stated that an inmate may not be put in a prison if there is evidence of him presenting a danger to potential inmates. This, however, doesn’t matter because the placement would not be denied because of “the past or current sex characteristics,” sexual orientation or complaints from other inmates. The previous crimes committed by the person are also not considered to be a “current danger.”

Amanda Stulman, USA Director of Keep Prisons Single Sex, released a statement regarding the bill.

“The realities of biological sex… are required to be ignored under this law. The Bill forbids considering whether the incarcerated person has a penis, is taking hormone pills, or has undergone any medicalization or treatment related to ‘gender identity,’” Stulman wrote.

“The law does not articulate an exclusion for males who have been incarcerated for sex crimes against women or girls, or who are registered sex offenders, or who have committed prior criminal acts of abusing women.”

“Despite claims to the contrary, it is not a human rights violation for male inmates (however they self-identify) to be denied access to showering with and sharing toilets and sleeping quarters with an already traumatized population of incarcerated women,” she added.

AOC Attempts to Defend Hypocritical Use of Gas Stove

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AOC Attempts to Defend Hypocritical Use of Gas Stove

(Headline USA) Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., tried to defend her hypocritical use of gas stoves this week after she was blasted for suggesting gas stoves should be banned.

Ocasio-Cortez came out against gas stoves on Wednesday after a top official at the Consumer Product Safety Commission suggested they could be banned due to health concerns. 

“Did you know that ongoing exposure to NO2 from gas stoves is linked to reduced cognitive performance,” Ocasio-Cortez wrote on Twitter.

Critics were quick to point out Ocasio-Cortez’s hypocrisy, since pictures she previously posted on Instagram prove that she herself uses a gas stove.

In a new Instagram video on Thursday, Ocasio-Cortez tried to argue that her position wasn’t hypocritical at all, arguing that she has no choice but to use a gas stove because she rents her apartment.

“First of all, I rent, period. Second of all, it doesn’t even matter. Because, by that logic, these are the same people who would have said we should have never gotten rid of leaded gasoline just because someone may have driven a gasoline car,” she claimed.

Ocasio-Cortez went on to claim that “the science” backs up the concerns about gas stoves.

“Science evolves and gives us new knowledge with time,” she said. “There is very concerning science about some of the emissions from gas stoves, especially around the cognitive development of young children, asthma, cancer, et cetera.”

She then claimed that conservatives’ reactions to the potential gas stove ban was over-the-top.

“I do think it’s funny the absolute, utter Republican meltdown where they’re like ‘you can take my gas stove from my cold dead hands,’ or, ‘how dare you talk about gas stoves, you have a gas stove,'” she said. “This is a decision about what may be sold and regulations in the far future. Okay? So everyone just take the temperature down a little bit. No secret government agency is going to bust down your door and take your gas stove away.”

Records Show Hunter Biden Had Access to Garage where Classified Docs Were Stored

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Records Show Hunter Biden Had Access to Garage where Classified Docs Were Stored

(Headline USA) Records show Hunter Biden had access to the Delaware garage where President Joe Biden stored a number of classified documents he illegally took from the Obama White House.

Emails from Hunter Biden’s abandoned laptop show he listed his father’s Wilmington, Delaware, address as his own permanent residence for his credit card and Apple account in 2018 and 2019, respectively. In a background screening document from 2018, Hunter Biden also listed his father’s Delaware house as his own.

This same address is where Joe Biden stored classified documents from his vice presidential office. The president admitted he had kept the documents in his garage next to his Corvette, which happens to be the same Corvette Hunter Biden helped renovate in 2016.

The Justice Department launched an investigation into Biden’s mishandling of classified documents this week after it was reported that the documents were found in the president’s Delaware garage and his Washington, D.C. thinktank, the Penn Biden Center for Diplomacy and Global Engagement.

Attorney General Merrick Garland appointed a special prosecutor to oversee the matter. Republicans, however, said they are not going to wait for Biden’s own administration investigate Biden.

“The American people deserve transparency and accountability from our most-senior executive branch law enforcement officials,” a letter from the House Judiciary Committee reads.

Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, who chairs the committee, said he is particularly concerned with why it took the DOJ so long to launch an investigation into the matter, considering the White House reportedly notified the DOJ of the classified documents last November.

“It is unclear when the Department first came to learn about the existence of these documents, and whether it actively concealed this information from the public on the eve of the 2022 elections,” Jordan wrote. “It is also unclear what interactions, if any, the Department had with President Biden or his representatives about his mishandling of classified material. The Department’s actions here appear to depart from how it acted in similar circumstances.”

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