The Park Avenue Synagogue Bulletin, June-August, 2009

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Park Avenue Synagogue Bulletin
JUNE-JULY-AUGUST 2009
Volume 61 I N°. 10 I Sivan/Tammuz/Av/Elul 5769
Summer 2009/5769
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Inspire, Evaluate, Repeat
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ow! What a year! It is Rabbi Graetz for his leadership and hope to see
unbelievable to think that this him often both here and in Israel. Cantor Abram¬
is the final bulletin article of son and I look forward to welcoming Rabbi Rein
2008-2009. From my arrival and and Cantors Schwartz and Cohen to the clergy
installation, to the High Holidays, to a year of team next year. The influx of new ideas and new
Torah and ma 'asim tovim (good works), this first voices will undoubtedly make next year an excit¬
year has been a non-stop flurry of activity. Our ing one.
community has welcomed many births, mourned Sarah Gribetz has done a marvelous job with
the passing of loved ones and celebrated the adult education and programming. Ron Koas and
Jewish year throughout. Even now, we are bus¬ Shlomi Cohen continue to think creatively about
ily planning for the final stretch that will lead us what I believe to be the two most difficult posi¬
to a slightly less frenetic pace of summer programming. Debbie tions in the Jewish communal world - directing Congregational
and I continue to be touched by the gracious welcome of the Park and High School education. Marga Hirsch has done superbly
Avenue family. Our first year in New York has been wonderful overseeing our library. As a proud ECC parent, I have been so
and we have been inspired by the warm and dynamic community very impressed by Carol Hendin’s work with our young families.
that we now call our own. I know I speak for our entire community when I thank Cantor
However proud we are of the year gone by, the lay and profes¬ Abramson for her unflagging devotion to our congregation and
sional leadership of Park Avenue are already actively looking the beautiful voice with which she leads us in prayer throughout
to next year. Each program, from our Early Childhood Center, the year. To Beryl Chernov, our hard working executive direc¬
Congregational School and High School, to Shabbat Services tor, I thank you for your guidance, friendship and professionalism
and adult learning, is being evaluated regarding its strengths and throughout. Please know how grateful I am to you and the staff
weaknesses. Every staff member is busy preparing goals for next you supervise day in and day out. Yasher Koach to the entire
year. Together, we are looking at best practices of synagogues staff on a wonderful year!
nationwide to ensure that Park Avenue Synagogue continues to Finally, our synagogue owes an immeasurable debt to the lay
offer the most dynamic expression possible of congregational leadership for their tireless devotion to the synagogue mission.
life. Our plans for next year are taking shape and I encourage Our officers, board, advisors and trustees give of their time and
each congregant to get involved in shaping our shared plans for wisdom towards making our community so strong. On behalf
the future. of the entire lay and professional leadership, I want to extend
As the synagogue year comes to a close, it is appropriate a shared "Thank You" to Steve Friedman for his leadership as
to offer words of gratitude and thanks to all. We wish Hazzan our Chairman. Your commitment to our congregational mission
Lefkowitz the very best in his retirement and look forward to inspires me every day and I am so very thankful for your constant
many years of friendship in the future. We extend our thanks to devotion and encouragement.
Rabbi Cosgrove will be hosting our college students on Thursday, August 13 for a send-off event. Please contact Sarah Gribetz
at [email protected] with your college students’ contact information so they will be included in the evening.
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Table of Contents
From Rabbi Elliot J. Cosgrove 2 June Calendar of Events 9
Lay Leadership, Paul Corwin, VP 3 July Calendar of Events 10
Synagogue Family 4-6 August Calendar of Events 11
News from Our Schools 6 A Look Ahead back cover
Contributions 7-8
See Program Insert for Arms' News and Announcements of all Programming for the Summer.
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Lay Leadership: Paul Corwin, Vice President
Looking Toward Summer
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ummer. Time slows down. Children are off from on a doomed army transport ship. Rabbi Rein will share insights
school, the weather is changing and we all spend a little based on his own experiences as an Air Force chaplain.
more time outside enjoying the sunshine. This sum¬ Are you a film buff? On Tuesday, June 30, we will be show¬
mer, P.A.S. is focusing on “arts and culture”—we have ing “Waltz with Bashir,” the Israeli film that was nominated for
planned museums trips, music outings to Central Park, concerts an Academy Award this year. After the screening, a discussion
on the roof, book readings, classes, film screenings and special will be led by Israeli film expert, Avigael Graetz. On Tuesday,
family-oriented Shabbat activities. We can’t wait for you to meet July 22, we will show “A Slim Peace,” a documentary about
our new clergy-Assistant Rabbi Steven Rein and Interim Cantor an encounter between Israeli and Palestinian women. The film
Elana Cohen. was recently shown on the Sundance Channel and has received
Interested in fine arts? On Tuesday, June 16, we are offering favorable reviews. On Wednesday, August 12, we will screen the
a special evening with Ellen Alt, our artist-in-residence, who will documentary “Black Over White,” about Israeli musician Idan
describe her Judaic inspirations and will offer insights into her Raichel and his visit to Ethiopia.
creative process. On Thursday, June 25, we will be visiting the Looking to celebrate Shabbat? We will have special “Shabbat
exhibit, “Reclaimed: Paintings from the and Ice Cream” on Fridays for our young¬
Collection of Jacques Goudstikker,” at the est members and their families. They will
Jewish Museum; and on Monday, July 27, take place on June 26 at 1:00 pm, July 10
we will be visiting Max Miller's watercolor at 5:00 pm, July 24 at 1:00 pm, and August
show at Yeshiva University Museum. Max 7 at 5:00 pm. On Saturday, July 18 and
Miller is a local artist who painted a series Saturday, August 8, Rabbi Steven Rein will
of watercolors while saying kaddish for be meeting with families in Central Park to
his father. During this time he visited and play games and do a bit of learning.
painted a watercolor of the Park Avenue We will observe Tish'ah Be'av on
Synagogue sanctuary which is featured in Wednesday, July 29 and welcome Rabbi
the show. James Jacobson-Maisels, a scholar from
Are you a music lover? Because last Pardes Institute in Jerusalem, who will be
summer’s picnic in the park at the Philhar¬ our guest teacher for the evening.
monic Concert was so successful, we’re Rabbi Cosgrove will be hosting our
doing it again. On Tuesday, July 14, pack a college students on Thursday, August 13.
picnic basket and join P.A.S. for an evening for a send-off event. Please contact Sarah
of food, music and fellowship. On Tuesday, Gribetz with your college students’ contact
August 4, Interim Cantor Elana Cohen and information so they will be included in the
Cantor Nancy Abramson will host a “cof¬ evening.
Summer Program Calendar
feehouse” evening. They will perform and Finally, Rabbi Cosgrove will be in
speak about their musical journeys and interests. Westhampton Beach for the Shabbat of August 21 -22. We will be
Do you enjoy beach reading? On Tuesday, July 7, Pat David¬ having a special “P.A.S. in the Hamptons” program that weekend.
son will lead a discussion on Meir Shalev’s latest book, “A Pi¬ Watch for more details on this special event.
geon and a Boy.” The book won Israel’s most prestigious literary Whether you decide to join us for a film, a class, a book read¬
award, the Brenner Prize, in 2006. Shalev has been called “the ing, a museum tour or a concert with our clergy, we hope that
best Israeli novelist you’ve never heard of.” He is talked about in you will take advantage of the P.A.S. exciting summer schedule.
the same breath as Amos Oz and David Grossman. On Thursday, There are lots of new people to meet, places to explore, arts to
August 11, Rabbi Steven Rein will lead a discussion about the be seen and music to be heard. We look forward to spending the
“Sea of Glory,” a historical novel by Ken Wales and David Poling summer with you.
which is based on the story of four clergy who traveled together
Are you leaving the City less often this summer? Looking for something to do? Sit in the air-conditioned P.A.S. Library or Archives
and give us a hand. Many jobs are more fun if you come with a friend! You can help just one time or on a regular basis. Interested?
Contact Marga Hirsch, [email protected] or 212-369-2600, xl27.
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Synagogue Family
Park Avenue Synagogue is your community.
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Our clergy is there for you.
Please let us know when you need us—if someone is ill or in the hospital—or when
Rabbis’
you want to share your good news: a new baby, a marriage, or other simcha.
Offices
We want to know; but you have to tell us.
Reception
Please call the Rabbi's office at 212-369-2600 ext 120.
Gabrielle Sarah Koonesi
June 6
Gabrielle Sarah Koones has been attending
Park Avenue Synagogue Congregational
School since Gan. Gabby is a sixth grader
at The Dalton School where her favorite
subjects are Art, Literature and Math. She Park Avenue Synagogue warmly welcomes
also enjoys acting, swimming, and tennis. these new members to our congregational family:
A lover of nature, Gabby plans to return
Anne & Peter Wattenberg Buttrick
to Cheley Camp in Colorado this summer
Evelyn Duave Harris & Daniel Harris
where her favorite activities are hiking and backpacking.
Gabrielle & David Levene
Gabby is kind and compassionate and has a great sense of hu¬
Kane & Martin Nussbaum
mor. She is very community-oriented and always ready to help
Elisa & Jeffrey Port
those around her. Gabby is looking forward to learning more
Shirley Stillman
about her Jewish heritage on a family trip to Israel this summer.
Sharon & David Weiss
Gabby and her family would like to thank the clergy, teach¬
Michele & Benjamin Yogel
ers and staff at P.A.S. for their guidance and support during her
preparations to become a Bat Mitzvah.
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Rabbi Michael and Naomi Graefz encourage P.A.S. members fo visit them in Israel.
You may keep in touch with them at the following e-mail: [email protected]. *
Their address is: 42 Eshel Street, Omer, Israel. m
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Pride and Congratulations
We congratulate Cantor Nancy Abramson on being elected Vice President-at-Large of the Cantors Assembly. The
Assembly is the professional organization for Conservative cantors world-wide, and Cantor Abramson is the first woman
elected as an officer.
Eric Gurevitch received Trinity School’s Rector's Prize "awarded to the student who has excelled in the study of reli¬
gion and ethics." "The year's prize recipient recognizes the importance of thinking both with the mind and heart..." Eric
will be attending the University of Chicago in the fall.
Adam Mandelsberg has received the award and research grant sponsored by the College Alumni Society Board
of Managers and Presidents of the University of Pennsylvania, for his paper, "A Second Look at the Election of 1976:
How Jimmy Carter Resuscitated the New Deal Coalition and Why it Failed to Last." This honor will help to fund Adam’s
research and travels as he concludes work on a History Department honor’s thesis.
Grace Mandelsberg received the Marber Book Award from Johns Hopkins University, where she will begin her
undergraduate studies this fall.
Stephen Rutman has been named a Bronfman Fellow. He will be part of a select group of 26 high school students
from across North America who will spend the next few months travelling to Israel together exploring their Jewish Iden¬
tity, and engaging with thinkers, authors, artists, and educators. Stephen and his family have strong ties to P.A.S., where
he is a Torah reader and head of the Food Pantry. .
On Sunday, May 3, four of our Vav students competed in the annual bible contest held at JTS and sponsored by METNY.
Our students, Noah Martin, Mark Norwich, Brett Silverstein and Phillip Yellen, worked very hard pre¬
paring for the contest. They did an amazing job! They received 37 points out of 40 which means 18.5 correct answers
out of 20 questions. This is the fourth time that our school has competed. P.A.S. was the only school from Manhattan
among the 15 participants.
The Berkowitz Family: Rabbis Miriam and Matt; and Adir, Rachel and Shira Berkowitz are
pleased to announce that they are making aliyah. They would like you to let them know if you will be in Jerusalem as
they would love to keep in touch with their friends from P.A.S. Contact us at: [email protected].
Our librarian, Marga Hirsch, has been invited to join the Editorial Committee of the Jewish Publication Society.
Condolences
Park Avenue Synagogue extends heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved of our congregation and their families:
Arthur Ainsberg, on the loss of his mother, Zelda Ainsberg;
Family and friends of Frances Berger;
Harriet and Herb Feiwel on the loss of her father, Alfred Rich;
Jennifer and Mark Feldman, on the loss of her mother, Joyce Goodman;
Suzanne and Brian Stadler and Heather and Andrew Heller on the loss of their father, David Martin Heller;
Family and friends of Henny Pamass;
Annette Sherman, on the loss of her husband, William Sherman;
Irving Wachs, on the loss of his wife, Bernice Wcichs.
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Synagogue Family: Our New Clergy
Assistant Rabbi Steven Rein
Our new Assistant Rabbi Steven Rein will receive ordination
from the Jewish Theological Seminary this spring, when he will
also be awarded a Masters of Arts in Talmud and Rabbinics and
where he has been a Legacy Heritage Rabbinic Fellow. In ad¬
dition to significant congregational experience in Metairie, LA;
Herndon, VA, and Fitzgerald GA; he has served as Chaplain in
the US Air Force Reserves.
Interim Cantor Elana Cohen
Hazzan Elana Cohen will serve P.A.S. as full time Interim Cantor
following her graduation from the HL Miller Cantorial School
at Jewish Theological Seminary where she was a recipient of the
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Richard W. Briskin Cantor-in-Residence Award. Her Bachelors of
Fine Arts degree is from the New York University Tisch School
of the Arts. Throughout her educational experience, she served as
e greet with great pleasure our new clergy, a part time educator and cantor for various synagogues through¬
as we bid fond farewell to our beloved Cantor
out the metropolitan area.
David Lefkowitz and Interim Rabbi Michael
Interim Cantor Azi Schwartz
Graetz who have been such important members
We will get to know Interim Cantor Azi Schwartz as he joins us
of our community. After extensive consideration by search
for the High Holy Days and other festivals and Shabbatot. He is
committees, the Board, and Rabbi Cosgrove, three new clergy
a respected cantor and conductor in the US, Israel and throughout
members have been selected to serve Park Avenue Synagogue
the world. He has a Masters of Music degree from the Mannes
beginning July 1,2009.
College of Music in New York, and studied at the Jerusalem
Academy of Music and the Tel Aviv Cantorial Institute. We look
forward to his musical contributions to our services.
News from Our Schools
End of Another Year...
By Ron Koas
have to begin by saying what a great honor it is to be A religious school must recognize that there is a world beyond
here as the Director of the P.A.S. Congregational School, an the school gates. "There is no life that is not in community." So
institution that has been, is, and will continue to be, one of said T.S. Eliot and I think we all agree. Jewish life is based on
the great Hebrew schools in the US. community—after all, we need ten people to make a minyan. So
The statement “An education ought to be very good to justify our students go out to the community—they visit nursing home
depriving a child of its liberty” is attributed to the 18th century residents, go to the Jewish Museum, help out in our Food Pantry.
economist, John Stuart Mill. Here at P.A.S. we provide an excel¬ Each grade also participates in Shabbat services so that the
lent education, and while learning always comes first, we also youngsters can connect to the greater P.A.S. community. This is
have lots of fun and try not to deprive the children of too much what P.A.S. has always, and will always, believe in.
liberty! The quality of education our children receive is top- And what of the future? We have spent this past year looking
notch. Our staff is experienced and knowledgeable. And yet, here very carefully at best practices in Jewish education. We studied
students learn that the soul needs to be developed and nurtured as new and successful models of Hebrew schools and heard from
much as the brain. They are taught that being a mensch is more experts in Jewish education.
important than being beautiful or wealthy. They are taught that A Hebrew proverb says, “Do not confine your children to your
kindness and tolerance are basic Jewish values. They learn that education, for they were born of another time.” The history of the
life is for living and that their duty is to leave the world a better Park Avenue Synagogue Congregational School tells us that it has
place for them having been in it. Here at P.A.S. the students always recognized the need to change, to rebuild, and to re-equip.
learn how to learn, rather than merely what to learn. They often The school has always embraced the future with courage and vi¬
discover that it is just as important, and sometimes much more sion, while holding firm to its traditional values. I look forward to
interesting, to color outside the lines—that they can be creative carrying on this path in September, when our 2009-2010 academ¬
and think “outside the box.” ic year begins.
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Consult the Bulletin's Event Calendar pages and website for details of services and candle lighting times.
Daily Minyanim Mincha Hashkama
Friday Evening Service I 6:15 pm MMoonnddaayy--FFrriiddaayy I! 77::1155 aamm SSuunnddaayy--TThhuurrssddaayy II 55::4455 ppmm will resume in September
Saturday Sanctuary Service i 9:15 am Sundays and legal Holidays I 9:00 am Saturdays I 12:30 pm
starting June 6 until September
Shabbat and Holidays For Children and Families
Day School Family Shabbat Services, Erev Tisha B'av
Dinner and Program Spiritual Resistance in the Warsaw Ghetto
Friday, June 5 Wednesday, July 29 I 8:00 pm I James Maisels, guest speaker
Calling all Jewish day school families! Please join us for R. Kalonymus Kalmish Shapira, the rebbe of the Warsaw
Shabbat services, dinner, and an evening program for par¬ Ghetto, was an extraordinary scholar, leader, educator and
ents and kids. For more information, please contact Phyllis spiritual master in pre-war Poland and during the Holo¬
Spiro at [email protected]. caust. On Tisha B'av as we mourn our national tragedies as
a community we are confronted with the question of our
response to suffering and persecution, a question which
Shabbat for Young Families
continues to echo deeply today. Together we will explore a
Ice Cream and Kabbalat Shabbat on the Roof with
sermon of R. Shapira’s given in the Warsaw Ghetto in 1942
the clergy
which resists Nazi dehumanization and oppression through
Friday, June 26 1:00 pm
a deep appreciation of the unfathomable divine nature of
Friday, July 10 I 5:00 pm
every Jew and connect this understanding of our essence to
Friday, July 24 I 1:00 pm
our own life and practice as Jews and human beings.
Friday, August 7 I 5:00 pm
rabbi james jacobson-maisels teaches Jewish thought and mys¬
ticism at the Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies in Jerusa¬
Shabbat Afternoon in the
lem. He holds a BA in Philosophy and Judaic Studies from
with Rabbi Rein
Brown University and an M.St. in Modem Jewish Studies
Location To be determined
from Balliol College the University of Oxford. He studied
Saturday, July 18 I 5:00 pm
at the Conservative Yeshiva, the Hartman Institute of Jewish
Saturday, August 8 I 5:00 pm
Studies, and in the Advanced Learning Seminar at Pardes
and received rabbinic ordination from Rabbi Daniel Landes
Shabbat in the Hamptons in Jerusalem. He is currently pursuing a PhD at the Uni¬
with Rabbi Cosgrove versity of Chicago in Jewish Studies specializing in Jewish
Saturday, August 22 mysticism. He has taught in a variety of settings in America
We look forward to creating a special Shabbat program with and Israel on Judaism and Jewish Mysticism. He hopes to
Rabbi Cosgrove. Please let us know if you would like to integrate his study and practice and to help teach and live
come. Further details will be shared as the date nears. Judaism as a spiritual discipline.
A Musical Tribute to Cantor David Lefkowitz I Sunday, June 7 I 6:15 pm I ©
Cantor David Lefkowitz will be celebrated by the congregation on the eve of his retirement
with a Concert Ma'ariv Service, produced and directed by his renowned colleagues and former
students, followed by a Champagne Dessert Reception.
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Men's Club Sisterhood
Employment Assistance Program Daytime Book Discussion Group
Confidential job assistance to men and women of our con¬ Monday, June 15 I 11:00 am
gregation is being provided by the P.A.S. Men's Club. We All are welcome to join us in the Rothschild Library for a
ask anyone who is in need of a job or has a position to offer discussion of "Maimonides," by Sherwin Nuland. Come,
to contact the synagogue office. This will be coordinated by have coffee and cake with us and exchange ideas about a
Julius Paige, our Men's Club Job Coordinator. He will use highly acclaimed book.
this information and contacts through the regional Men's
Clubs to attempt to put people together and find jobs for
Yiddish Club
those in need.
Tuesday, June 16 1:00 pm
The Yiddish Club will hold its monthly meeting in the
Celebrate Jewish Heritage Day with your Rothschild Library. Coffee and cake will be served. Join
friends, family and the P.A.S. Men's Club us for Yiddish conversation and culture—poetry, stories,
Sunday, August 23 music, theater, and film. Even if your Yiddish is very rusty,
We will go together to Citi Field to watch and cheer for the don’t hesitate to come. We are a very friendly group.
NY Mets as they play Philadelphia in an afternoon game.
Contact Steven Weinfeld at [email protected] for tickets.
Visit to the Mount Vernon Hotel Museum
and Garden
P.A.S. Singles Committee Thursday, June 18 I 1:00 pm I 421 East 61 st Street I $ ®
Sunday, July 19 I 7:00 pm Discover one of Manhattan’s hidden gems—an 18th century
Latin Night Dancing Under The Stars Event for P.A.S. stone building and lovely garden that were originally part of
Singles and friends. Details to follow. Contact Vera a 23-acre estate on the Upper East Side. This estate was the
Sullivan at [email protected] or Les Agisim at home of Abigail Adams Smith, daughter of President John
[email protected] for more information. Adams. In 1826, the estate was converted into the Mount
Vernon Hotel, a popular resort for New Yorkers. Join
Sisterhood for a guided tour of the house and its beautiful
furniture as well as the garden. All are welcome. The cost
is $9 per person. Meet the Sisterhood group at 12:45 pm
at the museum. Please RSVP to Helene Agress at 212-362-
1233.
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Synagogue Arms' and Committees Programs continued
WEG
Private Tour and Reception Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion Museum
June 17 I 5:30-7:00 pm I $©
Led by WEG member Jean Bloch Rosensaft, director of the HUC-JIR Museum, the tour will feature three exhibits:
"Envisioning Maps": 33 contemporary artists employ maps—real or imagined—as metaphors for human relationships, his¬
torical experience, social values, global politics, and issues of identity and heritage. "Arbit Blatas": a career retrospective
of the celebrated School of Paris painter and sculptor who created the Holocaust memorials for Venice, Paris, New York,
and Kaunas (Kovno), Lithuania. "Arie Bar Lev—Israel Then and Now": photographs of identical sites and events, dated
fifty years apart, document Israel's transformation from its earliest agricultural roots into a vital, modem nation. The HUC-
JIR Museum is at One West 4th Street (between Broadway and Mercer Street, 3 blocks east of Washington Square Park).
RSVP: Lucy Becker at 212-288-7523
June is the Month to Join/Re-join WEG
A community of women of all ages and interests defines Women’s Evening Group at P.A.S. Organized more than thirty
years ago to meet the changing demands of women whose days are busy with work and family obligations, to meet and
enjoy programs and activities in the evening..
In June the newly elected and installed officers of Women’s Evening Group begin planning for the coming year. It is
also the month that members of WEG are asked to renew their membership and to invite the women of the congregation to
join. Like to talk? Like to listen? Like to leam? Like to teach? Like to laugh? Like to meet new people? Like to make new
friends? Like to work on projects? Like to visit new places? Like excitement? Like contemplation? Like challenge? Like
choice? Then definitely, Women’s Evening Group is for you..
Watch the mail for your invitation to join/re-join. And, remember, you can keep up with the latest news and information
about WEG on the synagogue website, www.pasyn.org, under the ‘Arms’ link located on the home page.
Evening Book Discussion Group
These books have been selected for next year's
Monday evening discussions. Get a start on
your reading this summer!
"Laish" by Aharon Appelfeld
"The Believers" by Zoe Heller
"All Other Nights" by Dara Horn
"Rhyming Life and Death" by AmosOz
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