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Sixty Different Land Projects

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Diana McBride

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Copyright 2011, William McBride

ISBN 978-1-257-05071-0
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9 Tourist Attractions


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1. The Garden of Eden Project
2. Discovery Project
3. Treat Project
4. Roaming Project
5. Universal Project
6. Reality Testing Project
7. Heroic Project
8. Beauty Project
9. Promised Land Project

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1. "The Garden of Eden"

Idea: a Natural tourist attraction called the Garden of Eden
by a group called M.O.A.T. which has many contemporary
metal sculptures in an area; and the designs are scattered
over254 counties somewhere, maybe Arkansas and other
states.

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Action: The tourists wander.

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2. "The Discovery Project"

Idea: A company called M.O.A.T. builds 254 tourist
attractions in Texas over 26 years doing ten a year.
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Action: The tourists come to discover it.
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3. "Treat Project"

Idea: Over 26 years a group called M.O.A.T. builds and
treats the public somewhere to a single tourist attraction in
the course of 26 years for a group called COTE which
takes donations for charity.

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Action: The tourists are also involved in the process.
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4. "Roaming Project"

Idea: Tourists roam the land of a tourist attraction where
cabins spiral, built by a true group called M.O.A.T..
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Action: The tourists have come.

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5. "Universal Project"

Idea: Some 254 different worldly and universal tourist
attractions exist in Texas.

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Action: 254 youths visit them.
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6. "Reality Testing Project"

Idea: A tourist attraction named M.O.A.T. is a win-win
situation for some reality-tested charity named COTE to
sell their products.

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Action: Some products are very beautiful.

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7. "Heroic Project"

Idea: A company called M.O.A.T. builds 254 spiraling
tourist attractions to sell products for a heroic charity called
COTE.
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Action: The 254 attractions are run by good people.
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8. "Beauty Project"

Idea: In 26 years, a beautiful tourist attraction company
named M.O.A.T. builds over several acres 254 cabins in a
county using I-beams.
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Action: The tourism never stops.

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9. "Promised Land Project"

Idea: Promising Outdoor M.O.A.T. tourist attractions are
rewarded promised land grants.
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Action: They are still rewarded now.

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13 Construction Projects

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1. Child's Play Project
2. Home Project
3. Stripe Project
4. Pile Project
5. Air Project
6. Mechanism Project
7. Zig Zag Project
8. Flood Project
9. Interesting Project
10. Commanding Project
11. Longing Project
12. Art League Project
13. Spiral Widget Project
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1. "The Child's Play Project"

Idea: A brainstorm of different ideas for constructing
shapes by independent children using processes of
stereotomy and wormfencing made of I-beams; and testing
names for development of these ideas with the names of
M.A.T., M.O.A.T., and COTE.
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Action: Stereotomical projects are built.
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2. "Home Project"

Idea: Some kind of home project is built in six hours.
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Action: Some make good and bless this process.
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3. "Stripe Project"

Idea: Dreamlike walls are built by some people with a
method that produces the appearance of stripe effects.

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Action: There are only some who do this.

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4. "Pile Project"

Idea: Piles of I-beams are laid so constructors of a well-knit
community can build something.

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Action: How do these piles get used?

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5. "Mechanism Project"

Idea: An interesting spiral mechanism is built using I-
beams.

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Action: It makes the light look interesting.

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6. "Zig Zag Project"

Idea: Some kind of zig-zagging construction method is
used to build some cabins in the wilderness.

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Action: Some work on them.

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7. "Air Project"

Idea: Artists with a group called M.O.A.T. build a wall 6 I-
beams high which is open to the air and causes shadows to
fall on the ground.

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Action: Which wall is this?

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8. "Flood Project"

Idea: A land based franchise, M.O.A.T., develops a flood of
COTE products.

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Action: These products are much.
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9. "Interesting Project"

Idea: M.O.A.T. company constructors have built the
beloved COTE charity which has four branches without
problems.

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Action: The charity is lonely.

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10. "Commanding Project"

Idea: A commanding business project named M.O.A.T. is
constructed after much fundraising and marketing.

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Action: The business is open daily.

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11. "Longing Project"

Idea: Longed-for funds are raised by M.O.A.T. company
workers to construct COTE products.
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Action: The funds are collected together.

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12. "Art League Project"

Idea: M.O.A.T. and COTE art leagues successfully
construct publicly paid-for art projects.
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Action: These constructors are criticized.

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13. "Spiral Widget Project"

Idea: M.O.A.T. business people ask for 1 Billion in funds
to build 254 spiral widgets, 10 per year.

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Action: These businesses are blessed.

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7 Non-Profit Organization Projects
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1. Freedom Project
2. Teacher's Project
3. Cure Project
4. Poetical Project
5. Revealed Project
6. Supply Project
7. Experimentation Project

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1. "Freedom Project"

Idea: A non-profit organization is founded somewhere for
something to help others achieve their freedom.
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Action: A wandering occurs.

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2. "Teacher's Project"

Idea: A charitable teacher's organization called COT uses a
network of I-beams to raise publicity.
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Action: The charity is a good one.

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3. "Cure Project"

Idea: Some listening secular organization called M.O.A.T.
helps to raise money for some charities that search for
cures.
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Action: There are plenty of funds raised by this
organization in time.

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4. "Poetical Project"

Idea: Poetical projects of a M.O.A.T. organization raise
revenue for COTE charities.
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Action: The outrageous revenue comes early.

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5. "Revealed Project"

Idea: The groups M.O.A.T. and COTE are businesses who
reveal, market, construct, fundraise and work in public
relations.
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Action: There is new fundraising occurring.

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6. "Supply Project"

Idea: M.O.A.T. and COTE companies grow to assist four
charities which supply food and water to the needy.
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Action: Their vision is growth.
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7. "Prediction Project"

Idea: 26 years of M.O.A.T. group projects assist the
charitable organization named COTE.
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Action: The predicted days of a schedule are organized.

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7 Cabin Projects
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1. Log Cabin Project
2. Ladder Project
3. Well-Crafted Project
4. Pairs Project
5. Conscious Project
6. Erection Project
7. Trusted Firm Project

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1. "Log Cabin Project"

Idea: An evolving civilized American charitable
organization called COTE helps to produce 254 spiraling
log cabin spirals of 120 sets which are 50' long, produced
over 26 years.
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Action: The charity builds across some area.

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2. "Ladder Project"

Idea: Some cabin walls contain ladder-like I-beams.
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Action: Light strikes the walls.
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3. "Well-Crafted Project"

Idea: A group called M.O.A.T. builds in one day a well-
crafted cabin project based on a spiral design.
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Action: This group is loved.
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4. "Pairs Project"

Idea: An architectural firm named M.O.A.T. organizes and
builds 120 cabins in a spiral out of 10" I-beams 10' high
each, 60 cabin pairs.
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Action: 120 projects are built up.

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5. "Conscious Project"

Idea: Some 254 conscious designs to build inventively I-
beam spiraling cabins are designed to schedule one spiral
up in a day and 10 a year.
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Action: These cabins go up.
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6. "Erection Project"

Idea: Builders of a M.O.A.T. company build and erect 120
cabin homes out of spiraling I-beams on the landscape.

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Action: It is a light building.
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7. "Trusted Firm Project"

Idea: Some projects by a trusted firm called M.O.A.T. are
254 spirals built of 120 10' I-beam cabins.
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Action: The cabins are lonely.
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Action: It is a light building.
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3 Monument Projects
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1. Spokesperson Project
2. Changing Project
3. Faithful Project
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1. "Spokesperson Project"

Idea: A CEO spokesperson of some charitable organization
called COTE successfully activates the building of 120
monuments.

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Action: Good taste is activated.

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2. "Changing Project"

Idea: M.O.A.T. monumental designs are projected in
correspondence with COTE, a changing charitable group.
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Action: The M.O.A.T. members are there.
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3. "Faithful Project"

Idea: Faithful monuments will be built in the future by and
for the businesses M.O.A.T. and COTE.

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Action: M.O.A.T. builds them.
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9 Spiral Projects
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1. State-Fill Project
2. Solitude Project
3. Ghost Town Project
4. Fate Project
5. Listening Project
6. Aimed Project
7. Stored Project
8. Inspector Project
9. Acceptance Project

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1. "State-Fill Project"

Idea: 254 Texas counties get each an invented spiral
sculpture for a public art organization called M.O.A.T of
some sort in order to choreograph their readable attention
with a charitable organization named COTE.
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Action: Ladies choreograph these events.

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2. "Solitude Project"

Idea: A group called M.O.A.T. builds 254 project-spiral
designs in a land of solitude so that another organization
COTE can produce products to sell for charity.
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Action: Another lone project works.
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3. "Ghost Town Project"

Idea: Walkers in a ghostlike town roam the town's spiral-
designs built around trees by the M.O.A.T. project and the
designs all point to the town of Horatio, Arkansas.

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Action: Even the flowers point there.
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4. "Fate Project"

Idea: A huge non-accidental project of some spiral is made
somewhere in Texas for a group called COTE by the
architectural firm M.O.A.T..
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Action: It is too huge!

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5. "Listening Project"

Idea: There is a win-win idea that others patiently listen to
in order to build a spiral in the community by a
representative company called M.O.A.T. on some land for
a group called COTE.
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Action: Workers come to build.
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6. "Aimed Project"

Idea: An aim of 1 billion dollars is spent to power, produce,
promote, and market M.O.A.T. company spirals.
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Action: The dollars come.
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7. "Stored-up Project"

Idea: A M.O.A.T. company raises stored up money making
some outdoor spirals for a COTE charity.
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Action: M.O.A.T. is a world wide company.
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8. "Inspector Project"

Idea: Publically praised spiral monuments built by the
company, M.O.A.T. are checked for flaws by inspectors.
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Action: The inspectors divide into teams.
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9. "Acceptance Project"

Idea: Some kind of big spiral project is built by a business
called M.O.A.T. for accepted and loved charities.
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Action: This is their first project.

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12 Other Projects
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1. Presentation Project
2. Nature Project
3. Family-Run Project
4. Anticipated Project
5. Target Project
6. Pattern Project
7. Approval Project
8. Spark Project
9. Book Project
10. Cultural Experiment Project
11. Opponent Project
12. Experimentation Project
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1. "Presentation Project"

Idea: There is some kind of paid presentation.
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Action: Kind people do it here.
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2. "Nature Project"

Idea: People contacting others with patience about the
beauty of nature.
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Action: Others gain power.

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3. "Family-Run Project"

Idea: A particular family-run group called M.O.A.T.
designs steel I-beams.

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Action: Steel members are made.
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4. "Anticipated Project"

Idea: M.O.A.T. developers surprise the public by building
complex spiral widgets over 26 anticipated years.
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Action: The acts of building are lonely.
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4. "Target Project"

Idea: Over 26 years, M.O.A.T. company workers go forth
and target COs for land which they need.
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Action: This is a land which has trees.

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6. "Pattern Project"

Idea: Free towns and charitable communities are projected
around a spiral pattern.
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Action: Flowers have spirals.

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7. "Approval Project"

Idea: County approval and money is given to lawfully
market and build a M.O.A.T. group business.
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Action: The county becomes whole.
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8. "Spark Project"

Idea: A lively and blessed M.O.A.T. community effort
inspires the raising of our "good sparks" in the community
by our individual knowing.

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Action: M.O.A.T. fights for our rights.

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9. "Book Project"

Idea: A literary, non-scientific book called M.O.A.T.
Outline speaks of the charities of COTE's successes one
day.
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Action: Success is measured by our good readings.

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10. "Cultural Experiment Project"

Idea: Economists at the developing firm, M.O.A.T., project
and speak for the spiraling of a cultural experiment to build
over 26 years 254 developments.
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Action: These developments are at their early stage now.

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11. "Opponent Project"

Idea: Some company called M.O.A.T. has some civil
opponents.

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Action: Their labor is some big effort.
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12. "Experimentation Project"

Idea: Some heroic individuals are experimenting with
building things.

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Action: Some are hopeful.

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FINIS