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The portrait that emerged of Steven Goldstein at his memorial service two weeks ago was that of the kind of guy who would give "horsy rides" to any neighborhood kid who showed up on his lawn, the kind of man who would even listen to long- winded telemarketers' speeches as not to be rude.
He had season tickets to the Knicks, but would rarely go to the games. "He'd say, 'I just want to be with you guys,"' said his wife, Jill. The couple had a baby boy and a daughter, 3. "People would think we were crazy because we never had a baby sitter. He would say, 'Why do we need to go out?"'
Mr. Goldstein, 35, had been working at Cantor Fitzgerald for only two weeks. Prior to that, he spent his working days in his basement office at home in Princeton, where he had developed an Internet company that Cantor recently purchased.
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Monica Johnson Harris
September 12, 2024
Dear Steve, I will never forget you.
Mark W. Christie
September 11, 2024
Steve
You’ll never be forgotten.
Monica Johnson Harris
September 11, 2023
Dear Steve, I will never forget you.
SNH
April 10, 2023
Happy Birthday bud
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Monica Johnson Harris
September 11, 2022
Dear Steve,
I will never forget you.
Monica Johnson Harris
September 11, 2021
Dear Steve,
I will never forget you.
JB
September 11, 2021
Thinking of you today Steve.
Bob Schultz
September 10, 2021
Still thinking of you Steve,
Bob Schultz
September 10, 2021
Still thinking of you Steve, Jill, and the family
Steven Goldstein
September 12, 2020
Whenever 9/11 comes around. I think of you. Someone I never even knew.
Monica Johnson Harris
September 11, 2020
Dear Steve, I will never forget you.
Marc Shandler
September 11, 2020
This is long overdue, but I was next door neighbors with the Goldsteins growing up in Clark. Our famiies weren't especially close, but I have great memories of Steve (I was 3 years younger I think) as a really nice neighbor who always had a smile on his face. He was also the first Michigan Wolverine that I knew and I followed in his footsteps and went to Michigan right after he graduated. Its possible I remember incorrectly, but I think I watched a game with him, or part of it, once (Rose Bowl if memory serves). In any event, I hope that he rests in peace and that his family is well. So sorry we lost such a good person on that day.
Marlo Lorenz
September 12, 2019
My sweet dear friend. I miss you so...
Monica Johnson Harris
September 11, 2019
Steve I will never forget you.
Monica Johnson Harris
September 17, 2017
Steve I will never forget you.
Mark Christie
September 11, 2017
Steve - You will NEVER be forgotten and are missed by your friends and co-workers.
February 24, 2017
I still think of you though I never knew you. We shared a name.
Steven Goldstein - England UK
Jan Bressler
September 17, 2014
Thinking of you and your family and how difficult 9/11 must be for them and your close friends. May G-d bless you and your family.
Monica Johnson
September 12, 2014
Dear Steve, I am thinking of you. You are in my prayers.
Jessica Weinstein
September 11, 2014
Thinking of you today...xoxo
Mark Christie
September 10, 2014
We will NEVER forget...
April 10, 2014
Thinking of you on your 48th birthday.
-The Hermann's
9/11 memorial
Oscar Santiago
September 29, 2013
Hey Steve, I'm in NYC for work and my hotel is right next to the 9/11 memorial. There was no line on a Sunday evening so I went in. I was thinking about your family and how much they must miss you even after all these years. I hope they are well. Rest in peace old friend.
Monica Johnson
September 11, 2013
Dear Steve, I am thinking of you, especially today and always. You are in my prayers.
Monica Johhson
September 11, 2013
Dear Steve, I am thinking of you, especially today and always. You are in my prayers.
Jodi Miller
September 11, 2013
Thinking of you on this 12th Anniversary of 9/11. Rest in Peace....
SH
April 10, 2013
Happy Birthday Buddy, I miss you, I think about you
Marlo Lorenz
September 14, 2012
Hi Steve,
Missing you like crazy. Never had a another friend like you. Theres a hole in my heart that will never be filled.
I'll never forget...
Monica Johnson
September 12, 2012
Dear Steve, I am thinking of you my friend. Always in my prayers.
Deana Blanchard
September 11, 2012
I remember Jill had us write "Love Lives On" upon the memorial mosaic for Steve. these are words I never forget.
Marlo Lorenz
September 12, 2011
Hello My Friend...
I miss you so much.
I think of you all the time,but im especiallly sad today. You will be forever young, in my dreams.
Monica Johnson
September 11, 2011
Dear Steve, I'm thinking of you! Always, keeping you in my thoughts and prayers. I hope and pray your family is well. We shared alot of laughter and remembering those times always make me smile.
Mark Christie
September 11, 2011
Can't believe it's been 10 years. I remember our days at PXRE & think of you often and hope Jill and the kids are doing okay.
Mark
Steven Goldstein
August 12, 2011
I got a strange feeling when I read your name. We shared something but I didn't know you. God bless you Steven Goldstein.
Oscar Santiago
December 21, 2010
Hey Steve, I was thinking about you today. I hope your family is well.
sh
November 16, 2010
My Rabbi and I talked about you the other day, I hope you heard the conversation, I know you would be laughing.
Monica Johnson
September 11, 2010
Dear Steve, I'm thinking of you! Always, keeping you in my prayers.
Marlo Lorenz
September 11, 2010
Im so sad... I can't. what a loss, my best friend Steve~ i miss you every day!!
September 11, 2010
Hi My Steve---
Think of youevery day -- still~~
miss you so much~
XOXO
Marlo
Jan Bressler
September 11, 2010
Dear Jill, I was a child hood friend of Steve's growing up together in Clark. I always think of him and his family on this most difficult day in out country's history and how hard it must be for you and your family. I hope time has eased the pain a bit. Steve was a great guy and I'm sure you and the family miss him terribly. I just want you to know that you are in our thoughts and prayers.
S H
April 10, 2010
Happy Birthday Buddy - I miss you
S H
December 18, 2009
Ran into an old friend of ours - we has such great, fun memories of you in LBI on Niblick st. I miss you.
Todd Podvin
September 16, 2009
My heart and Preyers go out to the family for you are always in our hearts.God Bless You
Monica Johnson
September 14, 2009
Dear Steve, I am always thinking of you. Always keeping you in my prayers.
Elisa Bash
September 11, 2009
RIP Steve. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family and friends on the 8th Anniversary of 9/11.
I knew Steve during his teen years. We both grew up spending Summers at Oakcrest Swim Club. He spent many days on the paddleball court. When he had to time to hang out with other teens, I remember him having a sweet personality with a great big warm smile. RIP
Heidi & Carl Cresp
September 11, 2009
We still pray for you and Jill and the kids. You were a wonderful father and we could tell that by just watching you play with you little girl at the bbq in 2001. God Bless Your Family.
Doug Abraham
April 10, 2009
Happy Birthday!!!
Monica Johnson
September 11, 2008
Dear Steve, I am thinking of you and praying for you. Always keeping you in my prayers.
Monica
Linda
September 11, 2008
I still pray for you and your family
Always
Doug Abraham
April 10, 2008
Happy Birthday!!!
Terry Mason
December 20, 2007
Im doing a school project on this man seems like a good person
Todd Podvin
September 11, 2007
My Daughter and I went out to New York the Year after 9/11/01 with about 45 youth and 20 Parents from Coon Rapids Minnesota. The group is called SOLID ROCK SINGERS
Monica Johnson
September 11, 2007
Steve, you are always in my thoughts and prayers.
Marlo Lorenz
September 11, 2007
HI Steve ... Crying today, this rainy day. Wish i could talk to you, i have so much to say, so much to tell you. miss you. so much....
Doug Abraham
April 10, 2007
Happy Birthday!!!
Kristine
November 2, 2006
As I stitched your name on the memorial that I am doing for all of the victims, I prayed for you and your family. Please know that your death was not in vain. We will always remember. God Bless.
P Tabbernor
October 23, 2006
In remembrance....
Melissa Pavloff
September 14, 2006
I happened to look up just in time to catch Steven's picture during the memorial service on CNN on Monday. I was shocked and sorry to know he was gone. I met Steven in 1989 when I worked at Grey Advertising. He was friends with another friend from work and we used to hang out together often. Spent many happy hours with him at Cinco De Mayo. He was a great guy!
Frances Torres
September 11, 2006
On this the 5th Anniversary of 9/11, My heart goes out to your family who love you deeply & miss you very much. You were such a fun person I met you the day your brother Rob & my Cousin Carmen got married. It's hard to believe that you are gone. You touch so many hearts. You will always be remembered. R.I.P & may you always watch over us from up above.
Stefan Hermann
April 12, 2006
Steve would have turned 40 on Monday (4/10). Happy Birthday Pal - I miss you.
Stefan Hermann
January 1, 2006
Senior year in high school, 22 years ago today, Steve and I made a New Years resolution to live our lives to the fullest. Though short, he fulfilled his promise. I miss you Steve-O.
Monica Johnson
September 26, 2004
To: Jill Goldstein and Family:
I was observing the 2004 September 11th tributes on Television along with the rest of the country and found out for the first time that my friend Steve Goldstein was one of the victims of 9/11. I did not want to believe it to be true. When his picture was flashed on the screen I just could not believe it. I still did not want to believe it. I spent time on the internet searching and hoping to find that it was a mistake. I spent the rest of the weekend just thinking of him and how he was such a big part of my life for a long time. We had met at a job that we both knew was going nowhere, but Steve and I hit it off right away. Steve was such a sweet person with a great smile and he was honest. He had so many things that he wanted to do, but the one thing that always impressed me was that he wanted to find love. He wanted to find a women that he could love, get married and start a family with. He wanted all the other things in life as well, but Steve knew what was really important to him in life and that was love and family. We lost touch for some years but I was always wondering how he was and I would always think of his electric smile and personality. I remember being with Marlo, and Stefan, and many of Steve’s friends. I remember when he met Jill and how he was so happy for the love he found with her. I want Jill, Steve’s Mother and Rob to know that I know that your hearts are forever broken and I will be keeping you all in my prayers. I remember our talks, laughing together, and the disappointments that we went through. I remember that he never judged me. I remember he was an honest and good person. I am so glad that I had the chance to know somebody like Steve Goldstein. Always to be remembered, Always.
katie beitner
September 12, 2004
Steven took my on my first real date. It was my Freshman year of college almost 20 years ago and he took me to his fraternity formal. We met in Alice Lloyd dormitory and began a friendship that would last througout college and life in New York. We both led busy lives and Steven joked that during the years after college we'd only see each seasonally. I remember when he met Jill--he was clearly smitten. He said she was the female version of him. The last time we spoke, Steven had called me out of the blue--we hadn't spoken in a few years but he was always good at finding me no matter how much time had passed. We talked about meeting for a drink and he promised to show me pictures of his daughter who had recently been born. Sadly we never managed to have that drink. I still think about Steven often and miss him.
I wish Jill and her family a Shanah Tovah and health and happiness in the New Year.
Oscar Santiago
August 2, 2004
Steve, I had meant to look you up for several years now and being bored today at work, did a Google search on your name. Needless to say I was shocked when I saw what came up. I hoped it was a different Steven Goldstein but when I saw the picture I felt very sad. Steve and I met in the late 1980's when we were both at a dead end job in NYC after he graduated from Michigan. Although Steve was only there for a few weeks, we became good friends. We were both young and single and we went out a lot trying to pick up girls. Steve was so funny in that silly sort of way and he had a great smile. I remember Steve always talked about meeting the right girl and settling down. I am glad he met someone special and had started a family. We lost touch in 1993 after I moved to Washington DC but I thought of him every once in a while wondering what he was up to. Steve was one of those special people you meet in your lifetime and reading these entries brings him back to life. I kept saying, "Yeah that was him!” Steve, sorry it took me so long for me to find out… you will always live on in our memories.
Marilyn
May 4, 2004
Dear Steven
You don't know me, but through this terrible tragedy, I met your Mom, we have since become friends, since my son was also in the WTC in the second tower, I just wanted you to know that your mom is and was very proud of you and misses you more than I can say, but like a mom, we love and miss our sons, and want you back. God bless you Steven and one day, we will all be together again, this should have never happened. I just wanted people to know that you had parents who loved you, and a mom who adores you and your brother. I was hoping you and my son Brian met, we have something in common, and that is your mothers love and mine will be cherish for the two of you forever.
I will pray for your mom to get by, with my friendship, because I respect her so much. She is a wonderful person. God bless and keep you .
with anothers Mother's pain , I know what your mom is going through, and we don't need to speak ,we just look at each other and know how painful it is every day every minute.
I remain,
Brian's Mom
Monica Linderman Goldstein
September 15, 2003
Dear Jill, I was a childhood friend of Steve's. We met at the Concord Hotel in the Catskills on a Thanksgiving Weekend. We became instant friends. I lived in North Edison and he in Clark. I was just 15 at the time (he was a year older). WE would take the train into the city and walk around for hours. We would talk on the phone for hours a night. Unfortunately...when he left for UM...we lost touch. My fondest memories of Steve is the way made everyone laugh. Ironically, the day he died...I saw his name and mine right next to eachother amongst the missing. I happen to marry a Steven Goldstein. Perhaps I was drawn to my husband because of the special memories of the other Steve Goldstein in my life. I hope you know that although I had not stayed in touch with "your" Steve...I think of him often. The world will miss him very much!!!! Please know that I think of you and your childen and their beautiful father always.
Jan Bressler
September 12, 2003
Dear Jill and family, I hope the past year has been a little easier than the last for all of you including your friends who must miss Steve tremendously. I just want you to know that whenever I think about 9-11, Steve is always the person I think about. Sadness fills my heart thinking of what kind of father and husband Steve must have been.
September 11, 2003
I cant beleive its been two years. I just wanted to be alone this morning to think of you; my world is an emptier place without you. Its still so surreal. I miss you so much. Your smile was one of a kind: so goofy, so warm, so full of love, kindness and compassion. I can close my eyes and see that smile so clearly... such a memorable smile, and for that I am grateful. I was so worried that as time went on I would forget you, and my memeories of our friendship would fade, but they havent... I remember everything about you and I know I will never forget.... My heart aches when I think of you. Jill said to live my life as Steve would want me to, enjoying my life and loving my family. I just wish you were here... My love always!!!!
Marlo
Stefan Hermann
September 11, 2003
"Only time moves on to the next scene. Memory remains part of the heart forever."
I miss you Steve
Ellen Zemba(Waldman)
September 11, 2003
Jill,
You don't know me but I knew Steven when I was just a young girl going to Oakcrest Swimclub in Edison, NJ. My Mom and his Mom were friends and that's how I knew him. When I saw his name as one of the people killed in the World Trade Center attacks, all I could picture was a kid about 8 years old with this tremendous smile that was from from ear to ear. I looked up his picture and there it was, that terrific smile that I remember, all these years later. So sorry to hear about Steven. I read your articles in Good Housekeeping and they brought me to tears. I wish you all the best.
Laura Amundson
September 7, 2003
This is from Phoenix, Arizona. I wore your name on my wrist all day in memory of you. When i got home I red what kind of man you were and Im so touched. We had a motorcycle ride today, and your memory was brought to the Capitol.
I have the wrist band and I would like to give it to your wife.
[email protected]
Laura
Shelly Hermann
September 24, 2002
Harris, we were thinking of you so much Sunday. Hope your birthday was fun for you. The fact that Ryan was born on the same day, makes the bond of Stefan and Steve that much closer. Who would have thought...
Shelly Hermann
September 16, 2002
Jill, just to let you know that we are thinking of you as Harris' 2nd birthday approaches. We know it will not be easy celebrating this special day without Steve. Our thoughts are ALWAYS with you. Happy, happy birthday little Harris.
Foster Blair
September 12, 2002
I'm supposed to be an intelligent person, but I can't find the right words to express the sorrow I feel when I think of Steve, and of Jill, Hanna and Harris without him. I haven't contacted Jill because I'm worried I'd do more harm than good, but on this anniversary, I have to leave some message that I care, I hurt for you and your loss, and I think of you and Steve often with great fondness.
Jan Bressler
September 11, 2002
Jill, you do not know me but I grew up in Clark and knew Steve through High School. I remember Steve as an extaordinarily friendly guy who never had a bad word about anyone. I did lose all touch with him after we graduated but reading all the tributes to him by his close friends it is obvious he grew into a devoted husband, loving father, and caring friend. I just wanted to let you know that Steve is in my thoughts today and my heartfelt wishes go out to you.
Nancy Hermann
September 11, 2002
A day does not end without thinking of Steve, Jill, Hanna and Harris. Steve was a wonderful friend to our family and a welcome addition to any mealtime event. He always looked in a special drawer in the kitchen for rice cakes....aha, he said the last time he came over with Jill and the kids, they're still there! Steve had a terrific sense of humor and a unique way of looking at the world. We miss him. On this day, 9/11/02, we ache for Jill, Hanna, Harris and for the loss of their beloved Husband and Daddy.
Rachel Hermann
September 11, 2002
My thoughts are with you Jill, Hannah, and Harris.....Steve you are missed deeply.
Carl and Heidi Crespo
September 11, 2002
Steven we remember how sweet you and your wife Jill were at the July 4th BBQ at Timberline Manor in Hardyston NJ. We could tell that you loved Jill,Harris and Hanna very much, you were the very proud Papa that day. Our thoughts and prayer are with Jill and the children, God is watching over them from heaven above.
Corey Weinstein
September 11, 2002
Jill, Hannah & Harris,
I woke up today and couldnt stop crying. I was thinking about all of the "what if's"... You are a beautiful and wonderful family and I know that Steve is always with you, taking care of you. I have known Steve for quite a few years and never saw him as happy as when he was with his family or spoke of them. What a smile!!!!
You are in my heart today and everyday and Steve is so missed..
Steve and Jill and Hannah were all a part of one of my most special days, when I got engaged. And i remeber Steve pulled me over to the side and said "if its the right one, there's nothing better" and gave me a big kiss and hug!!!
Always in my heart!
Randi Goodman
September 9, 2002
As Wednesday approaches, our thoughts, prayers and hearts go out to Jill, Hannah and Harris. Please know dear Steve will always be your beshert and will always be listening, watching, loving and a part of you and the kids. Nothing can take that away. Love always and forever, Randi
Shelly Hermann
May 12, 2002
It's Mother's Day and I am thinking of Jill. I know Steve would have made this day special for Jill because in the past he would call Stefan and discuss ideas he may have had or what gift he would give her...
I know when the phone rings, it won't be you Steve...and I know Stefan misses those conversations. I can't imagine what Jill is going through today and every day...
Marlo Lorenz
April 26, 2002
Its April now. Im learning that life goes on, seasons change, but there is a hole in my heart and a constant sadness. I miss you more and more, not less and less.
Shelly Hermann
April 10, 2002
Happy Birthday Steve. We are so sad that you are not here. We're always thinking of you!
Stefan Hermann
April 1, 2002
My wife and I purchased a new home in NJ today. I thumbed through my phone book to contact those that are close to me so I could share the news. There is an emptiness that I feel - Steve would have been the first friend to call. We grew up in NJ together and often talked about getting older, getting married to a beautiful woman, having kids and settling down somewhere in NJ. Almost all of this had been accomplished – the final piece was my family’s move to NJ. This is a moment Steve and I joked about for many years – I cannot bring myself to call anyone else – I’ll play out the conversation in my mind and hope that somehow, somewhere, Steve is listening.
Eric Gibbs
March 25, 2002
Before my wife and i were married, we were on vacation and met Steve and Jill.......from the very start, there warmth and zest for life could easily be felt.......i will always remember the smile and laughter when we were around him....i am so deeply saddened by his loss..God has certainly stolen from us a man whose time had not come.......everybody has a role in life........his was to be a husband, father and friend....i am proud to say that he will always be my role model and in my heart forever.......eric
Shelly Hermann
March 18, 2002
Steve was my husband Stefan's friend since childhood. There are so many thoughts that come to my mind when I think of Steve but what I remember most is the great father Steve was. I remember calling his wife Jill and she was away for the day or weekend and I spent a long time on the phone with Steve just talking about our children. Steve talked about Hanna and all the cute things she was doing and how much he enjoyed being with her (Harris wasn't born yet). It was a conversation I will never forget. When I hung up I remember telling Stefan how great a father Steve was. We miss him so much!!
Rachel Hermann
March 1, 2002
Steve was my brother Stefan's best friend. He was a common face in my house while growing up. He treated me like his "little sister". Telling me at age 11 that my legs were to hairy and that I should shave them. I still have scars on my legs to this day. My family and I miss him dearly and will always be there for Jill and their two children. Love you and miss you Steve
Anne Garlick
January 28, 2002
I know of Steve through his brother Rob whom I've worked with for about 13 years. What a tragic loss. Our thoughts are with you all.
January 26, 2002
DEAR GOD SHINE YOUR LIGHT ON THIS
BEAUTIFUL YOUNG MAN STEVEN GOLDSTEIN
AND MAY HIS SOUL REST IN PEACE WITH
GOD AND HIS ANGELS..GOD BLESS HIS FAMILY AND FRIENDS..GOD BLESS AMERICA AND NEW YORK AND MAY WE NEVER FORGET 9/11/01..MAY ST. STEVEN
MEET YOU AT THE GATES OF HEAVEN.AMEN
Caren Stalburg
January 20, 2002
I lived across the hall from Steve, our freshman year at Bursley Hall at the University of Michigan. There were 11 alumni victims of 9-11 and our University President read the names aloud at the most recent Regent's Meeting. They were published in the paper and that is how I found out that Steve had died. Steven Goldstein, U of M 1988. I remember him as a sweet, funny guy, who couldn't believe he was in the Midwest and that we actually have a Saks Fifth Avenue and don't all own cows. I had always had fond memories of Steve and his silliness (we were 18 after all) but he will now, forever, have a special place in my heart.
To Jill, and his children, I pray for comfort and peace. Remember his big smile and his huge heart.
God Bless and Go Blue.
Susan Hymanson Sullivan
January 17, 2002
Jill,
I knew Steven growing up and he was always there to make us laugh and have a great time. He was wonderful person and I know he always enjoyed life to the fullest. He is deeply missed. My family and I wish you all the best in this time of great sorrow,
Sandra Austin Goldstein
January 16, 2002
Jill, my husband not only shares your last name, but like your husband also has New Jersey ties, a playful nature and is the father of two young children. Steven sounds like a wonderful man. My heart goes out to you. Our thoughts are with you and your children.
Kimberly Hudson
January 14, 2002
We feel so far removed from this tragedy although I think of it everyday. I received Steven Goldsteins name on a "Mercy Band" that I purchased. I may not know all of the victims but by wearing this band there is one that I will never forget. We (my husband and children) pray for the family of Steven Goldstein everyday. If there is anything at all that we could do to ease your pain and loss please do not hesitate to call on us. It was strange reading that he and his wife never get babysitters. We don't either - wherever we go they go ... and after this tragedy I hold them even closer everyday. May god bless you and give you strength.
Marlo Lorenz
January 11, 2002
Hi.. its me again. I guess this is almost turning into a sort of diary for me. Im at my office, and I stoo to think of you, and I pull up your photo here, to say hello. I think about you everyday and had dreams about you three time this week. I wish I could talk to you, just for a second. I miss you, I miss our freindship and miss our talks. I am so sad, Steve.
Teresa Jahn
December 30, 2001
We are deeply sorry for your loss of Steven. May his life and love live on in his children and in those who love him. May you always feel the warmth of his love radiate into your hearts. Our hearts cry with you.
America Cries
We see your sorrow-
and our hearts cry....
We can not erase your pain
but you do not have to face the anguish alone-for we-
-the American people-
are beside you.
We so desperately want to have the touch that brings you comfort,
the strength that gives you courage,
and the words to lighten your spirits.
And when we are left speechless
may the silence of our nation weave love into your hearts
to ease your sorrow.
May you find healing through our nation's strength as we-
-the American people-
face this difficult time together. Our hearts are with you. Teresa Jahn
Dixon, IL
Marlo Lorenz
December 3, 2001
Steve, I miss you so very much! I had a dream about you last night and it was good to see you! You were an incredible man and a beautuful freind, father and husband! As I much as I miss you I know Jill and your family are missing you even more! Please give her the strength to get her through this. I think of you all the time and hold all of our memories close to my heart! Ill never ever forget you or the freindship we shared. I have a picture up of us on my bookcase and every morning I walk by it and say "Hey Steve"... and throw you a kiss. I love you!
Marlo
Don and Lene Baldwin
December 1, 2001
Dear Steve,
Although I never met you I feel I know you from the tribute being paid by your family and friends.
I know you are watching from where you now are and I am sure you are as proud of them as they are of you, Good Buddy.
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