The sailing team traveled to Santa Barbara for their last regatta of the season, ending in 8th place overall out of all 69 schools in the district! Photo Credit to CCHS Sailing Team
CCHS Sailing Team Shines At Pacific Coast Championships
May Crowning is an event in which Catholics honor Mary and bring flowers to a statue of her. Photo Credit to Terski on Pixabay
May Crowning: A Tradition That Honors Mary’s Role in Our Prayer Lives
As April continues, it is crucial to honor Deaf history and the contributions that this community has made to our society. Photo by Thiago Barletta on Unsplash
CCHS Honors National Deaf History Month
The varsity boys baseball team during their win against Union High School. Photo Credit to Brandon Pollard
Boys Baseball Swings into Their Season
The Girls and Boys Swim and Dive teams are having a strong start to their season. Photo from CCHS Dons Swim and Dive Instagram
Girls and Boys Swim and Dive: Diving into the Season Undefeated
As April continues, it is crucial to honor Deaf history and the contributions that this community has made to our society. Photo by Thiago Barletta on Unsplash
CCHS Honors National Deaf History Month
Students on the robotics team grow their ability to problem solve and collaborate. Photo from CCHS Official Website
Robotics at Cathedral: Pacific Steel Fosters Community and Challenge
Taken at the end of the third annual TEDx event, this image includes everyone involved in making the event possible from the committee to the speakers. Photo Provided by TEDx CCHS Youth
TEDx CCHS Youth: Inspiring Voices, Unforgettable Moments, and a Growing Legacy
As we enter into fourth quarter, it is the final months of high school for our beloved seniors, who are filled with anticipation for what comes next. Photo via Unsplash
Cathedral Students Have Bright Horizons!
Ms. Somo, a new ASL teacher this year, brings with her a hopeful attitude. As a Deaf individual, she teaches ASL without using voice, giving her students more of the natural linguistic experience of the Deaf community. Photo Credit to CCHS
Ms. Somo: Get To Know A Positive New Teacher on Campus!
The sailing team traveled to Santa Barbara for their last regatta of the season, ending in 8th place overall out of all 69 schools in the district! Photo Credit to CCHS Sailing Team
CCHS Sailing Team Shines At Pacific Coast Championships
The varsity boys baseball team during their win against Union High School. Photo Credit to Brandon Pollard
Boys Baseball Swings into Their Season
The Girls and Boys Swim and Dive teams are having a strong start to their season. Photo from CCHS Dons Swim and Dive Instagram
Girls and Boys Swim and Dive: Diving into the Season Undefeated
With a 4-1 record so far this season, Girls Lacrosse is hopeful to continue the path to success. Photo Credit to CCHS Girls Lacrosse
Girls Lacrosse Shoots for A Successful Season
The Boys’ Lacrosse team poses together after the first game -- and first win! -- of the season. Photo from CCHS Boys Lacrosse
CCHS Lacrosse Team Sprints into a New Season
May Crowning is an event in which Catholics honor Mary and bring flowers to a statue of her. Photo Credit to Terski on Pixabay
May Crowning: A Tradition That Honors Mary’s Role in Our Prayer Lives
Students on the latest Quest 12 retreat in March 2025 are encouraged to step outside of their comfort zone and form bonds with one another. Photo by CCHS
Junior Retreat Fosters Friendship, Fun, and Faith
The Sophomore "Live the Call" retreat allows students to participate in service through CCHS's very own Zak Myers Food Pantry, which just opened last year. Photo Credit to Unsplash
Sophomore Retreat: Learning to “Live The Call” Through Service
The ashes that Catholics receive on our foreheads on Ash Wednesday remind us of our mortality and also invite us into repentance, a key aspect of the Lenten season. Photo Credit to Unsplash
Uncovering The Meaning of Lent
St. Francis de Sales, after whom our religion building is named, is the patron saint of writers and a Doctor of the Church. Image Credit to the website of Sisters “Daughters of St. Francis de Sales”
St. Francis de Sales: A Life of Grace, Patience, and Purpose
Whales have been one of the prime species afflicted by domoic acid poisoning. The acid’s persistence in their bodies allows it to accumulate overtime eventually poisoning them on account of the many small organisms accumulating domoic acid themselves. Photo Credit to amanda panda on Unsplash
Hundreds of Neurotoxin Stricken Ocean Wildlife Washing Up On Beaches Everywhere
Canada’s national elections were held on Monday, April 28th. The Liberal victory was a surprise, the consequences of which remain to be seen. Photo Credit to Donovan Dean Photography via Unsplash
What Comes Next for Canada — and Everyone? Exploring the Liberal Party’s Turnaround Victory
Pope Francis's legacy is one of concern for the poor and care for the environment. Photo by Coronel G on Unsplash
The Astounding Life of Pope Francis
Glacier melting directly contributes to disastrous sea-level rise which in turn threatens coastal ecosystems, flooding, and other natural disasters. Scientists warn that climate change and glacier melting threaten human life and existence, not only ecosystems. Photo by Mario La Pergola on Unsplash
Chilling Consequences: The Toll of Melting Glaciers
Students stage a walk-out protest at Columbia University’s Low Library steps to condemn the presence of U.S. Immigration Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents on campus and call for the release of Mahmoud Khalil in New York City, U.S., March 11, 2025. REUTERS/Dana Edwards
400 Million Dollars Ransomed And More To Come: Government’s Crackdown on Columbia University
Whales have been one of the prime species afflicted by domoic acid poisoning. The acid’s persistence in their bodies allows it to accumulate overtime eventually poisoning them on account of the many small organisms accumulating domoic acid themselves. Photo Credit to amanda panda on Unsplash
Hundreds of Neurotoxin Stricken Ocean Wildlife Washing Up On Beaches Everywhere
Pope Francis's legacy is one of concern for the poor and care for the environment. Photo by Coronel G on Unsplash
The Astounding Life of Pope Francis
Glacier melting directly contributes to disastrous sea-level rise which in turn threatens coastal ecosystems, flooding, and other natural disasters. Scientists warn that climate change and glacier melting threaten human life and existence, not only ecosystems. Photo by Mario La Pergola on Unsplash
Chilling Consequences: The Toll of Melting Glaciers
Students stage a walk-out protest at Columbia University’s Low Library steps to condemn the presence of U.S. Immigration Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents on campus and call for the release of Mahmoud Khalil in New York City, U.S., March 11, 2025. REUTERS/Dana Edwards
400 Million Dollars Ransomed And More To Come: Government’s Crackdown on Columbia University
The bankruptcy of the popular biotech company 23andMe has sparked more conversation about the handling of our genetic information. Photo by Getty Images from Unsplash
The End of the Gene Era? 23andMe’s Bankruptcy and its Impact on the Industry
Canada’s national elections were held on Monday, April 28th. The Liberal victory was a surprise, the consequences of which remain to be seen. Photo Credit to Donovan Dean Photography via Unsplash
What Comes Next for Canada — and Everyone? Exploring the Liberal Party’s Turnaround Victory
In a bold move that has sparked controversy, President Donald Trump has issued an executive order calling for English to be designated the official language of the United States. Photo by Joshua Hoehne on Unsplash
Trump Presents Executive Order to Make English the Official Language of the U.S.
Trump’s administration is working to dismantle USAID, an organization promoting humanitarian causes and US interests around the world. Effects could be life-changing and affect our relations with other countries. Photo Credit to Davit Everett Strickler on Unsplash
What Happens With (and Without) USAID?
Musk speaks at the Presidential Inauguration of President Trump. In his speech, Musk attempted a gesture extending his “heart” to the audience but this gesture has been interpreted in many ways, with some likening it to a Nazi salute. Photo by Christopher Furlong via Getty Images
Billionaire turned Co-Head of Dept. Of Efficiency: The Many Hobbies of Elon Musk
President-elect Donald Trump has chosen his new cabinet members for his second administration, with some controversy arising on the qualifications and ideology of certain members. Photo by Donald Teel on Unsplash
Trump Unveils Bold Cabinet Member Picks
President Trump signed an executive order to protect fans from insane ticket prices from both first and second hand ticket sellers. Now, ticket buying should be easier for the consumer. Photo by appshunter.io on Unsplash
The “Ticketmaster War” Could See an End
Gold medallist Alysa Liu of the U.S. celebrates after winning the Women’s Figure Skating World Championships in Boston on March 28, 2025. Photo Credit to REUTERS/Brian Snyder
Alysa Liu triumphantly returns from a break to win at the Ice Skating World Championships
The San Diego Padres opened up their season with their best start in franchise history. In this image, San Diego Padres right fielder Fernando Tatis Jr. (23), right, celebrates with Luis Arraez (4) after the Padres beat the Atlanta Braves 5-0 at Petco Park in March 2025. Does this start prove that they have what it takes this year to have a successful season and a chance at the World Series? Photo Credit to Denis Poroy-Imagn Images
Padres Are Rolling: San Diego Kicks Off Season Strong
A drone piloted by members of the Armed Forces of the Dominican Republic takes off as part of the ongoing search operation of Sudiksha Chowdary Konanki, 20, an University of Pittsburgh student who went missing while on spring break, in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic March 13, 2025. REUTERS/Erika Santelices
The Spring Break Crackdown: Popular Destinations Enforce Restrictions
The oversaturation of online and in-person thrifting has led to dramatic pricing differences, like the ones seen above, on Poshmark. Photo Collage by Chloe Mullen Photos from the Poshmark website
The History of Thrifting, And How It Has Changed Today
President Trump signed an executive order to protect fans from insane ticket prices from both first and second hand ticket sellers. Now, ticket buying should be easier for the consumer. Photo by appshunter.io on Unsplash
The “Ticketmaster War” Could See an End
A drone piloted by members of the Armed Forces of the Dominican Republic takes off as part of the ongoing search operation of Sudiksha Chowdary Konanki, 20, an University of Pittsburgh student who went missing while on spring break, in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic March 13, 2025. REUTERS/Erika Santelices
The Spring Break Crackdown: Popular Destinations Enforce Restrictions
The oversaturation of online and in-person thrifting has led to dramatic pricing differences, like the ones seen above, on Poshmark. Photo Collage by Chloe Mullen Photos from the Poshmark website
The History of Thrifting, And How It Has Changed Today
The spring season marks the beginning of the music festival season. Each big festival has its own unique culture that lures people to the events. Photo Credit to Pixabay
‘Tis the Season of Music Festivals
The chilling case of Ruby Franke has become a nationwide issue, shedding light on kids' monetization in social media. Image by Pexels from Pixabay
The Devil Does Yotube: Examining the Dark Side of Social Media
Gold medallist Alysa Liu of the U.S. celebrates after winning the Women’s Figure Skating World Championships in Boston on March 28, 2025. Photo Credit to REUTERS/Brian Snyder
Alysa Liu triumphantly returns from a break to win at the Ice Skating World Championships
The San Diego Padres opened up their season with their best start in franchise history. In this image, San Diego Padres right fielder Fernando Tatis Jr. (23), right, celebrates with Luis Arraez (4) after the Padres beat the Atlanta Braves 5-0 at Petco Park in March 2025. Does this start prove that they have what it takes this year to have a successful season and a chance at the World Series? Photo Credit to Denis Poroy-Imagn Images
Padres Are Rolling: San Diego Kicks Off Season Strong
Mar 24, 2024; Spokane, WA, USA; Yale Bulldogs guard John Poulakidas (4) battles San Diego State Aztecs guard Lamont Butler (5) for the ball in the second half at Spokane Veterans Memorial Arena. Coming off of successful regular seasons four Division-I San Diego basketball teams made it to March Madness. Even with first-round losses, the teams brought hope and excitement for college basketball in San Diego. Photo Credit to Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports
March Madness Heartbreak: San Diego Teams Knocked Out Early
The success of women's soccer, especially here in San Diego with the Wave, has inspired many young girls to excel in the sport. Photo by My Profit Tutor on Unsplash
From Role Models to Real-World Athletes: How Women’s Soccer is Empowering Young Girls
San Diego FC forward Chucky Lozano (11) warms up before the game against St. Louis CITY SC at Snapdragon Stadium. With this game, San Diego FC kicked off its inaugural season with an electrifying opening night, as a packed stadium of passionate fans watched the team battle against St. Louis. Despite several thrilling moments, the match ended in a tie, but brings hope to the future of soccer in San Diego. Photo Credit to Abe Arredondo-Imagn Images
San Diego FC: A Fresh Start for Soccer in America’s Finest City
College applications can be a stressful yet rewarding process. Photo Credit to Katelyn Perry on Unsplash
Dons Press Podcast Episode 2: 32 Colleges, 1 Decision
Loneliness and the effects of social media, specifically on young boys, are some of the thematic topics the hit show "Adolescence" covers. The protagonist Jaime, is influenced by what he sees on the internet, and the effect of such media, combined with his social alienation, had horrific consequences. Photo by Omar Ramadan on Unsplash
Adolescence: How a UK TV Show on Netflix has Captured the Dark Side of the Teenage Years in America
As the end of the school year nears, students have a lot to ponder regarding their mental health and college admissions. Photo by Allison Saeng for Unsplash
Dons Press Podcast Episode 1: Yellow Ribbon Week & College Admissions
In a a moment of peaceful solitude, one can embrace the quiet beauty of nature and one’s own thoughts. Photo by Sasha Freemind on Unsplash
Table for One: Learning to Be Comfortable Alone
You are not alone. Mental health matters to every one of us. Photo by Marcel Strauß on Unsplash
Dons Press Uncovers What Mental Health Really Means
Loneliness and the effects of social media, specifically on young boys, are some of the thematic topics the hit show "Adolescence" covers. The protagonist Jaime, is influenced by what he sees on the internet, and the effect of such media, combined with his social alienation, had horrific consequences. Photo by Omar Ramadan on Unsplash
Adolescence: How a UK TV Show on Netflix has Captured the Dark Side of the Teenage Years in America
With the end of the semester approaching, it is crucial that students stay on top of their work with resources like NHS tutoring. Photo by Scott Graham on Unsplash
NHS Tutoring: Free and Available Now!
This photo was created using an AI Image Generator Deep AI. It showcases the powers of AI in the education world. Photo Generated by Deep AI
Teachers vs. AI: The Future of Education in a Digital World
With new technology constantly changing, it’s important to find out what type works best for you and your studies. Photo by Miguel Tomás on Unsplash
Is Technology-Based Learning Worth It?
With all of the stress of today's world, taking time to write daily can truly help people find their own voice. Photo by Unseen Studio on Unsplash
The Benefits of Writing Daily (and the Dangers of Letting AI Write For You)
In a a moment of peaceful solitude, one can embrace the quiet beauty of nature and one’s own thoughts. Photo by Sasha Freemind on Unsplash
Table for One: Learning to Be Comfortable Alone
You are not alone. Mental health matters to every one of us. Photo by Marcel Strauß on Unsplash
Dons Press Uncovers What Mental Health Really Means
Lean On Me leaders Skylar Sunshine ‘25 and Addison Redfield ‘25 during Red Ribbon Week. Photo provided by CCHS Lean on Me
Lean on Me: A Campus Community for Mental Health
Many students like to get work done at cafés like this one, setting up their space with a notebook open and a coffee cup nearby on the table. Photo by Unseen Studio on Unsplash
Caffeine and Cramming: What’s the Deal with Coffee Shop Studying?
Cathedral Catholic’s cross country team and coaches celebrate their 2023 state championship victory.
The Power of Coaches To Influence Student-Athletes’ Success and Well-Being
“Normal People” by Sally Rooney is a short romance novel that covers the complicated relationship between two people and how their differences always seem to drive them apart.
Sally Rooney’s Normal People: A Character-Driven Rather Than Plot-Driven Novel
A photo of the book "Twilight" by Stephenie Meyer, featuring the iconic cover which symbolizes temptation and forbidden love, central themes in the story. Photo by Emily Kovarik
Biting Into Twilight
Ronald Reagan at the peak of his career acting in the Western film "The Bad Men," in 1941. Reagan had a fondness for these types of movies due to his love of horseback riding. It also showcases he parlayed his limited acting ability into a successful political career. Photo by Underwood Archives via Getty Images
A Man Who Lived By Fantasy That Changed The Reality Of The 20th Century
If you are trying to unwind from a busy day, 68% of stress can be relieved through reading. Photo by Kelly Sikkema on Unsplash
Reading: More Than Just a Hobby
Cover of the viral novel Klara and the Sun
DONS READS: Klara and the Sun
College applications can be a stressful yet rewarding process. Photo Credit to Katelyn Perry on Unsplash
Dons Press Podcast Episode 2: 32 Colleges, 1 Decision
As the end of the school year nears, students have a lot to ponder regarding their mental health and college admissions. Photo by Allison Saeng for Unsplash
Dons Press Podcast Episode 1: Yellow Ribbon Week & College Admissions
Season 2: Episode 19 Farewell to Fr. Martin
Season 2: Episode 18 All About AP Testing
Season 2: Episode 17 The Summer I Turned Pretty Book Review
Season 2: Episode 16 Tech Office
Season 2: Episode 15 Women’s History Month
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Isabella Durazo, Culture Editor

Hi, I am Isabella Durazo and I am the Culture Beat Editor. I am very passionate about journalism and writing! I would like to make my passion clear through my stories. I hope to dive deeper into culture, whether that be sports or pop culture. I hope to bring stories and news to the CCHS community. I hope to inform my peers about current events. I am part of three sports at Cathedral, various honors societies, and the Mock Trial team.

All content by Isabella Durazo
President Trump signed an executive order to protect fans from insane ticket prices from both first and second hand ticket sellers. Now, ticket buying should be easier for the consumer. Photo by appshunter.io on Unsplash

The “Ticketmaster War” Could See an End

Isabella Durazo, Culture Editor
May 6, 2025
The spring season marks the beginning of the music festival season. Each big festival has its own unique culture that lures people to the events. Photo Credit to Pixabay

‘Tis the Season of Music Festivals

Isabella Durazo, Staffer
April 3, 2025
“Normal People” by Sally Rooney is a short romance novel that covers the complicated relationship between two people and how their differences always seem to drive them apart.

Sally Rooney’s Normal People: A Character-Driven Rather Than Plot-Driven Novel

Isabella Durazo, Culture Editor
March 18, 2025
Chappell Roan receives the Best New Artist award during the 67th Annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles, California, U.S., February 2, 2025. During her speech, she highlighted what she perceives as unfair treatment for upcoming artists. Photo Credit to REUTERS/Mario Anzuoni

Roan’s Acceptance Speech Highlights Unfair Treatment Within the Music Industry

Isabella Durazo, Culture Editor
March 4, 2025
Beyond the game or the commercials, the halftime show definitely stands out for many on Super Bowl Sunday. Usher performed during the Apple Music Super Bowl LVIII Halftime Show at Allegiant Stadium on February 11, 2024 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Photo by Mario Hommes/DeFodi Images via Getty Images

The History of Halftime Shows

Isabella Durazo, Culture Editor
February 12, 2025
Karla Sofía Gascón, Selena Gomez, Zoe Saldana, Jacques Audiard, Adriana Paz at the 82nd Annual Golden Globes held at The Beverly Hilton on January 05, 2025 in Beverly Hills, California. Photo by Michael Buckner/GG2025/Penske Media via Getty Images

All that Glitters IS Gold: Golden Globes 2025

Isabella Durazo, Culture Editor
January 28, 2025
Like with many other aspects of arts & entertainment, the use of TikTok led to increased viewership of the latest season of Dancing with the Stars. Photo by Paris Bilal on Unsplash

Dancing with the Stars: All the Scoop on Season 33

Isabella Durazo, Culture Editor
December 16, 2024
Saturday Night Live is a popular comedic outlet for viewers of any age. The funny skits are always based on current trends, mostly from social media. Photo by Asit on Unsplash

Saturday Night Live: How it Has Shaped Comedy

Isabella Durazo, Culture Editor
December 4, 2024
In the last election, both candidates utilized social media in order to reach out to the new generation of voters. This way, young people could be informed about both the quality of their character and their platforms as they cast their votes. Photo by Ahmed on Unsplash

Appealing to the Next Generation: How the Presidential Candidates Tried to Gain Gen-Z’s Vote

Isabella Durazo, Culture Editor
November 12, 2024
People turn to true crime through many media platforms. The most popular ways to get a taste of true crime are through podcasts, movies, and shows. Photo by Maxim Hopman on Unsplash

Why We Can’t Get Enough of Real-Life Mysteries? The Appeal of True Crime

Isabella Durazo, Culture Editor
October 23, 2024
One of the most well-known soccer players in the world, Alex Morgan, decided to hang up her cleats for the last time after 13 years of professional soccer. Alex Morgan changed the game for all women's sports. Photo by Alex on Unsplash

Hanging Up the Golden Boots: All About Alex Morgan’s Retirement

Isabella Durazo, Culture Editor
October 1, 2024
Colleen Hoover's best-selling novel "It Ends With Us" deals with the sensitive issue of domestic violence in a romantic relationship. Photo by Getty Images on Unsplash

Breaking the Silence on Domestic Violence: “It Ends With Us” Generates Controversy

Isabella Durazo, Culture Editor
September 16, 2024
Reading is the perfect past time in the summer! Picking the perfect book for you will get you back into reading.

The Best Books to Read During Summer Break!

Isabella Durazo, Writer
May 25, 2023
Many Alabama natives mourned the deaths of friends and family after the 16th birthday party shooting. This picture is just a snapshot of the many lives destroyed due to constant mass shootings all over America

The Real American Epidemic

Isabella Durazo, Writer
May 18, 2023
Today, Judy Bloom books are still very popular. They are, and have been, a staple in childhoods all over the world.

Judy Bloom: Influencing Generation After Generation

Isabella Durazo, Writer
May 10, 2023
The four Artemis II crew members, Christina Koch, Victor Glover, Reid Wiseman, Jeremy Hansen, are pictured above. The crew is set to lift off in November 2024

NASA’s new mission to space

Isabella Durazo, Writer
April 27, 2023
Students from The Covenant School meet with their parents at Woodmont Baptist Church in Nashville, Tennessee. Sadly, three students were not lucky enough to be reunited with their family.

School Shootings, an Epidemic

Isabella Durazo, Writer
March 31, 2023
The schoolgirls in Iran are under attack. The cause and who are behind these attacks are still unknown.

Panic Over Poison Attacks

Isabella Durazo, Writer
March 24, 2023
Many mountains in Southern California have been covered in snow. The snow has also hit some beaches in Northern California.

Snow at the Beach?

Isabella Durazo, Writer
March 9, 2023
Flip phones have been around since the late 90s. Now, teens are bringing this “vintage” technology back in order to disconnect from the toxic digital world of smartphones.

Flipping Back into Style

Isabella Durazo, Writer
February 21, 2023
This picture was posted by Kaylee Gonclaves on Instagram. The four victims, Kaylee, Ethan, Xana, and Madison are pictured including the two surviving roommates.

All About the Tragic Idaho College Murders

Isabella Durazo, Writer
January 31, 2023
Recently, California has been hit with the worst weather imaginable. It is predicted to only become worse is the next coming weeks.

Bomb Cyclone Hits California With a Bang

Isabella Durazo, Writer
January 13, 2023
Finals week is the most stressful week of the whole semester. Yet, there are many ways to be prepared and calm your stress for finals.

Best Ways to Stay Prepared and Organized for Finals

Isabella Durazo, Writer
December 8, 2022
Black Friday used to be as highly anticipated as Thanksgiving. Now, due to online shopping becoming more accessible, Black Friday is slowly losing its meaning.

Black Friday’s Slow Disappearance

Isabella Durazo, Writer
December 7, 2022
Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour leads to many angry fans. Taylor Swift shared on instagram her sympathies.

Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour Causes Chaos

Isabella Durazo, Writer
December 1, 2022
Sophie Galluccio, the owner of Glitter + Sand, is modeling her bestselling hat. Sophie also sells other unique products that showcases her style.

The Life of a Teen Entrepreneur

Isabella Durazo, Writer
November 16, 2022
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Hispanic Heritage Month

Isabella Durazo, Writer
September 27, 2022
Movie Theaters Make a Comeback

Movie Theaters Make a Comeback

Isabella Durazo, Writer
September 16, 2022
NEW YORK, NEW YORK - AUGUST 28: Bad Bunny performs at Yankee Stadium for the 2022 MTV VMAs broadcast on August 28, 2022 in New York City. (Photo by Noam Galai/Getty Images for MTV/Paramount Global)

Bad Bunny Makes History By Winning Artist of the Year

Isabella Durazo, Writer
September 6, 2022
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