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The Golden One
- May 18, 2018
Q&A. Thaiboxing Clinch. Swimming. Decision Making Process.
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Length
10 minutes
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154.62296
Word Count
1,572
Sentence Count
13
Misogynist Sentences
2
Hate Speech Sentences
2
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Greetings and salutations and a warm welcome back to this fine tradition of weekly Q&As.
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I haven't really done these in a while because things have been quite chaotic to say the least.
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They are still quite chaotic but I have decided to try my very hardest to make these once a week anyway.
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And previously I've done them on Wednesday in honor of Odin.
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But now I will do them on Fridays in honor of Frey and Freya.
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I think this is reasonable and then also you can come back after a long week at university or at work
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and then you can come back to listen to my soothing voice to get in the mood for a prosperous weekend.
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So anyway, the questions I will read in a moment are taken from my Patreon
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and that is where I will host the coming Q&A threads as well.
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And that's also a good way for you to support the channel if you do appreciate the work I'm doing here in the Immaterium.
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Very much appreciated indeed.
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Now, without further ado, I will delve into these profound questions.
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So the first question is
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What muscles do you think would be the most useful to work on regarding martial arts and Muay Thai clinch in particular?
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A very interesting and good question.
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So the first key to enlightenment in regards to the Muay Thai clinch question is
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What muscles are you using in particular for that?
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Obviously, a Muay Thai clinch is
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As anyone will know who has done it a lot
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A quite unpleasant experience to say the least
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Well, I mean, it's like all hard training. It takes its toll
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Anyway, with that said
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Two things
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Neck training is one aspect of it
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And this is
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And here you have to be creative
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A good way to train it is just to do a lot of clinch work
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And this is also something if you're new to Thai boxing and you go in for your first session
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And there's a lot of clinch work
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You will feel doms guaranteed in your neck the next day
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So that is one component that is very important
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And that is simply to be able to keep the head upright
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Because if your opponent manages to break down your head
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You will be in a less beneficial position
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Because you want to be as upright as possible
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And you want to break down him
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Now in order then to break down him or break down his head
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And also to control his head or his neck
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Is to be strong in your arms
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So training your arms and especially your forearms
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Can be done in the Temple of Iron
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By doing a lot of pulling movements
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Without straps
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So for me personally
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I use straps for heavy deadlifts
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Heavy rows
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And heavy shrugs
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And speaking of which
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I have to
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I have to showcase these absolute beauties
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Here as well
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And obviously if you are a true friend
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You are following the Legio Gloria Instagram
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So you have already seen these
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But I am going to show them here as well
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So we have straps incoming
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And this will be available for ordering in a week or so
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But yeah
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For more information on everything like that
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Follow Legio Gloria on Instagram
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Now with that said
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I use straps for heavy deadlifts
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Rows and shrugs
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Everything else I try to do without straps
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And what that does is obviously to train the hands
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Train the forearms
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And if you get really strong in your hands and forearms
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This is not only good for Thai boxing clinch
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But also when you are grappling
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Especially Brazilian Jiu Jitsu with the Gi
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If you have a strong grip
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It is very very beneficial
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So yeah
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Get strong in your grip
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In your forearms
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And then you will be in a good position
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When it comes to all grappling
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No matter if we are talking about Brazilian Jiu Jitsu
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Or if we are talking about Thai boxing clinch
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And then obviously more generally speaking
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When it comes to martial arts
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A good well-rounded strong physique
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So if you have a strong core
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Very important
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Very important if you are going to absorb blows as well
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And if you are going to absorb knees to the midsection
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A knee to the midsection is excruciatingly painful
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It can be
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But it can be migitated to a certain extent at least
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By having a well-developed core
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So do your work in the Temple of Iron
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If you want to be a good
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If you want to have an athletic advantage
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When it comes to the fighting game
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So hopefully that answered the question
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And this is obviously something I will talk more about
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In the coming time
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And perhaps I will make some sort of additional instruction videos
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Who knows
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Now next question
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Also a training related one
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And a good question indeed
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And that is
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I haven't really incorporated it on a regular basis
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But when summer comes
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Which is soon
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I've actually had my first bath of the season
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Well technically I had that in January
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Which you all saw in my pagan ritual video
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But the first bath in reasonably nice weather
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Was the other day actually
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But anyway
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On to the question at hand
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No I haven't really
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But when summer comes
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I do try to swim a lot
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Just because I like swimming
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And it's an enjoyable activity
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And if I'm trying to get shredded
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I try to increase the amount of
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You know activities I do
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So it doesn't have to be seen as training
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It just has to be seen as increased activity
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To incorporate some different things into my routine
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But I wouldn't say that swimming is something I've done on a regular basis
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So I can't give a solid answer in gauge to that
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But you know
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Objectively just looking at swimming as an activity
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It is good for the cardio
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And it's much better to do than to run
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If you are overweight for example
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Because it doesn't put any pressure on your ligaments etc
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So if you want a good activity as cardio
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Swimming can definitely be a good thing right there
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And as I said it's really enjoyable as well
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So and also a note here
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I have a hopefully will be an epic video
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Where I will have a GoPro on my head
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When I'm swimming in the ocean or in some sort of sea
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And then that will be hopefully epic
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But we'll see about that
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It will be in a month or so
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Now last question is from a glorious man named Jack
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What is your thought process when making decisions?
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Do you go with your gut or do you break it down
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And visit each component of the decision separately?
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Glad to have the weekly Q&As back
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I'm also glad to have them back actually
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It feels good with a solid routine in the YouTube game
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And hopefully you will appreciate it as well
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And to answer the question at hand
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It is a threefold decision making process
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So first and foremost is the application of cold hard reason and logic
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You go through the various components of whatever needs to be decided upon
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So this can be in regards to relations or business or training or whatever really
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So first and foremost you go through with cold hard logic and reason
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If everything checks out then you go to the next step
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Which is does it feel right?
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And this is obviously your heart or your gut that has something to say to you
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And obviously this can mean something
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Especially when it comes to relationships etc
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If something feels good it is probably because your ancestors are talking through you via your biology
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So if something feels right it's probably because it is right
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And if something feels bad or it feels unnatural and you're not really comfortable with it
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Yeah it's probably a sign from thousands of years of evolution saying that it's a bad idea
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So it can always be a good idea to listen to your heart
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Now anyway the third component of a solid decision making process is to consult a trusted friend
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And then you ask him does this sound reasonable
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And then he says to you either you are absolutely retarded mate
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Or he says this is the best idea I've ever heard
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Or he says something in between
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He might say you know what this sounds like a great idea
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But you might want to change this particular thing
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Or he comes with some sort of insights
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And this does not necessarily have to be a hour long conversation about a tiny detail
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This can just be like a quick confirmation that you haven't missed anything
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So you make the decision all by yourself
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And then run it by someone you trust
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Who has a good insight into the matter
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To just get that confirmation
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And yet again this doesn't have to be the longest decision in the world
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It's just a second opinion is always good to have
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So anyway that was the wisdom for the week
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I hope you liked the video
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And who am I?
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That's a secret I'll never tell
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XXO
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Boom
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