From the General Managers

From the General Manager, Stephanie Williams:

Here we are in July and well and truly, in the midst of winter. The pastfew months have been busy in the best possible way. Our Open Dayand Obstacle-A-Thon were fantastic events for all involved and it wasgreat to see so many people enjoying our demonstration classes andour participants navigating the Obstacle-A-Thon. The riders, horses,coaches and volunteers all put on an amazing and heart-warmingperformance, so congratulations to all involved and well done!

For those of you who regularly check our Facebook page, you wouldhave seen a lovely video in May following a visit from the UAEEmbassy Australia. The UAE Embassy very kindly gave Pegasus agenerous donation, which has allowed us to purchase some much-needed equipment to continue to make classes fun and engaging forour riders. Thank you so much UAE Embassy Australia for thinking ofus and supporting us in this way.

It gives me great pleasure on behalf of everyone at Pegasus, to extenda huge congratulations to Sally Francis on being awarded an Order ofAustralia Medal in the 2019 Queen’s Birthday Honours list for hersignificant contribution and service to the equestrian industry and topeople with disabilities. We are very lucky to have Sally visit Pegasusregularly to work with our coaches and horses, to help us to deliverthe best possible service to our participants. What an incrediblehonour and so well deserved Sally!

Speaking of Sally, Pegasus will be hosting an exciting workshop withSally and Sue Larkey over the weekend 18 and 19 October. SueLarkey is a highly-qualified special educator and leading expert inAutism Spectrum Disorder, who will be sharing her knowledge andstrategies relevant to the RDA setting on Friday, 18 October. SallyFrancis – our wonderful equestrian coach trainer – will hold her clinicon Saturday, 19 October. This workshop will be available to RDAcoaches, volunteers and participant’s families, and a full program andcall for applications will be released soon. Watch out for that.

Unfortunately, along with the excitement of the past few months, wealso experienced great sadness when we had to farewell ourwonderful little Shetland pony, Thomas, in May. Thomas became very

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• From the GeneralManagers

• Pegasus Open Daywas lots of fun foreveryone

• Obstacle-A-Thon – noobstacle to fun!

• And thanks to all ofour fantasticObstacle-A-Thonsponsors...

• A day at the races

• Tax Appeal – TheMagic of Pegasus...

• Ever thought ofvolunteering?

IN OTHER NEWS

Upcoming Events –Save these dates...

Thursday, 1 August:Horses' Birthday.

Thursday, 26September:Pegasus Charity GolfDay.

Term Dates 2019

Pegasus term dates forthe remainder of 2019are:

Term 2: Tuesday, 30 Aprilto Saturday, 6 July.

Term 3: Tuesday, 23 Julyto Saturday, 28September.

sick and it was clear that the time had come to say good-bye. Thomashad been at Pegasus for 10 years and was well loved by all. Heendeared himself to everyone with his cheeky personality and wasalways kind and patient. Thomas was loyally supported for manyyears by Capital Chemist, who we thank for their generous support.Rest easy little man; you were very loved and will be greatly missed.

Stephanie Williams

From the Executive General Manager, Matthew Watson:

As we shiver through another Canberra winter with our fingers crossedfor a glorious sunny day, it is warming to know that so much is stillhappening both in front of and behind the scenes – definitely nohibernating here for us! Things are really 'ramping up' (pardon thepun), with construction commencing on our new wheelchair accessramp; thanks to financial assistance from a Move It AUS-CommunitySport Infrastructure Grant. It's great to be able to replace our aging,and in places rotten, structure with an all new ramp built from theground up. But it doesn’t stop there! The grant has also allocatedfunding to replace the rear ramp; add wheelchair accessible doors intothe administration building; and new lighting for better safety andsecurity around the building and sensory garden. A big thank you allaround to the Move It AUS – Community Sport Infrastructure programfor the grant allocation; to Adcon for donating their construction time;to Bunnings Fyshwick for the decking; and to Ern Smith Supplies inHume for the specialty hardwood supplies. Please keep in mind yoursafety while this is all happening, and we thank you for your patienceand understanding as the project moves towards completion.

In other wonderful grant news, Pegasus has just been advised that wehave been successful in our application to the Eldon and Anne FooteDonor Advised Fund for new IT upgrades. This will see many of theold desktop computers replaced and the move from onsite serverstorage to the cloud, giving us more secure and flexible data storage.

On the event scene, we've been very lucky to attend some fabulousoutings in the last few months. One of these was the European UnionDelegation to Australia’s Trivia Night in May. Do you fancy yourself atrivia aficionado? All right then, how many countries are currently inthe EU? Not really a question you ponder often, but it was definitely aquestion on the minds of those who attended the Trivia Night. The EUDelegation quiz masters hosted the evening to raise funds for Pegasusas their nominated beneficiary. The Pegasus table held its ownthroughout most of the evening – surprising even ourselves with howmuch we knew (or fluked) about the European Union – and althoughwe did not take away the top prize, a great night was had by all.Thanks to the European Union Delegation to Australia for supportingPegasus and for giving everyone a fun-filled night of brain twisters andtrivia. Oh, and in answer to the question, there are currently 28countries in the EU.

The month of June saw us celebrate the annual Corkhill Bros PegasusCharity Race Day. Now in its third year, the day proved to be anothersuccess with $18,000 raised to support the work Pegasus delivers.With so much happening we can’t go past the moving talk provided

Term 4: Tuesday, 15October to Saturday, 7December.

School holiday programsare available and areoften in great demand.Please call us on 02 62549190 for moreinformation.

Thank you to all oursupporters

Our major donors andtheir generousdonations help Pegasusmake a real differenceto those living with adisability in the ACT andlocal NSW region.

April 2019 – June 2019

$500 and over

Alison RuddBarbara HindsChristina NichollsDenise JaramEveryl EllisGregory TaylorJann WhiteJune RileyKate StockhausenKatherine HansenKenyonFoundation King & WoodMallesonsLions Club ofCanberra, WodenMargaret HenleyMary JovanovicMG Car ClubCanberraR J CampbellRobert BachmannRobyn CoghlanSue HowiesonSynergy GroupAustralia TabcorpT BrownThe TomEfkarpidisFoundationTony PeacockVanessa MillardWendyChesworth.

by our very own volunteer, Paul Sloane at the luncheon. There wasn’ta dry eye in the house as he spoke about his own experiences; why hejoined Pegasus; and the moving story of one of our very ownparticipants close to Paul’s heart. The day was also filled with raffles,auctions and the ever-popular fashions on the field.

With the financial year coming to a close, we would like to thankeveryone who donated during our Tax Appeal. This year wehighlighted the story of Pegasus and the work that we do, and onceagain the Canberra community has been very generous with anamazing $57,000 raised so far. Very successful indeed!

Speaking of success, it’s time to get dressed for success, with thenew Pegasus uniforms now available to order. We’ve decided to goback to our traditional design of white on blue, and the new uniformsare available in short sleeve polo and long sleeve soft-shell jacket. Notonly do they look great, but we can now also offer personalisation byadding your name to the front and on the back across the shoulders.Order forms are available at the front office, with orders to be placedat the end of each month.

The next few months for Pegasus will see some more wonderfulevents unfold. Our Horses’ Birthday will be celebrated on Thursday, 1August, and we have the Pegasus Charity Golf Day on Thursday, 26September, with ISPT as the Major Sponsor and Yowani Country ClubCanberra as the Venue Sponsor. Make sure you stay tuned to thewebsite for information about these upcoming events.

In closing, I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of ouramazing volunteers, staff and supporters because without you andyour wonderful efforts and support, we would not be the organisationwe are today.

Matthew Watson.

Pegasus Open Day was lots of fun for everyone

In Kind over $500

HorizonOne Jamison TravelJoseph and JonesRacingMcDonalds.

The European UnionDelegation toAustralia 'Trivia Night'

The European UnionDelegation to Australia'srecent Trivia Night (held inearly May) made afantastic $2184.90! Agreat result!

Thank you so very muchEuropean Union inAustralia for choosingPegasus as thebeneficiary charity and foryour wonderful support.

Photo is of a very triviasavvy Team Pegasus 'TheFlying Horses'.

Tempo Theatre did itwith their recentwhodunit

An absolutely delightfulevening of whodunitmurder mystery was hadby all who attendedTempo Theatre'sproduction of AgathaChristie's 'TowardsZero'. The audiencebonded over tea, wineand laughs before takingtheir seats; only to further

Thank you to everyone who came out to join in the festivities andsupport our annual Pegasus Open Day (held Saturday, 4 May).

The annual event is a celebration of all things Pegasus and recognisesthe ongoing support and contribution of the many volunteers,sponsors, donors, riders, families and the local community whosupport Pegasus and our therapeutic horse-facilitated programs andactivities.

Families, volunteers, donors, sponsors and the public were treated tohorse parades, horse demonstrations, horse patting, fantastic musicand entertainment, and plenty of fabulous food and craft stalls.

Thank you to everyone who donated to this event; supported thisevent; volunteered to help on the day (and in the lead up to the dayand afterwards as well); and made this event possible. A special thankyou to the Open Day committee members, for volunteering their timeto help organise the day and source donations. Thank you so verymuch for everything! To view more of the photos from the Open Day,please visit: www.pegasusact.com.au/recent-events

Photos courtesy of Dr Margo Wade.

bond over their valiantattempts at guessing themurderer! As smart andperceptive as theaudience members were,no-one even came closeto detecting the culprit,and herein lies thedeliciousness of one ofAgatha Christie’s all-timeclassics.

Thank you to Jon andMarian for nominatingPegasus as theirfundraising previewbeneficiary, and thankyou to the cast for theirwonderful presence – anenergy that bouncedcontinuously betweenstage andauditorium. And a BIGthank-you to everyonewho bought tickets to theshow. A fantastic $1,216was raised in total. Welldone!

Thank you Interpath

With the colder weatherwell and truly upon us, wewould like to thankInterpath again for theirgenerous donation of‘4CYTE Equine’ jointsupport supplement,which is really helping ourhorses combat anyaching joints on thesefrosty Canberra mornings!

About Interpath:

Interpath is an Australianjoint health companyspecializing in theresearch anddevelopment of 4CYTEproducts. 4CYTE’ssignature range,developed for people andanimals, represents abreakthrough in thetreatment of joint injury

Obstacle-A-Thon – no obstacle to fun!

A key feature of our Open Day celebrations is the Obstacle-A-Thon,which provides our participants with the opportunity to collectdonations for each obstacle they successfully navigate. This year, ourfantastic Obstacle-A-Thon participants raised an impressive $2,651.45between them. Amazing work!

The event is also an opportunity for businesses to support Pegasus bybecoming obstacle sponsors and this year, our very generoussponsors (shown below), jumped onboard quickly to generouslysupport us. Thank you so much – we greatly appreciate it.

And thanks to all of our fantastic Obstacle-A-Thon sponsors...

and degenerativediseases such as arthritisand osteoporosis.Bringing togetherpatented, premiumquality natural ingredientswith the latest inmolecular and cellularbiology techniques,4CYTE products worktowards repairing andrestoring damaged joints,and actively maintainingjoint health.

For more information,please visit:www.interpath.global

Join us!

In housekeeping news, don’t forgetthat it’s Membership Renewal time! Ifyou haven’t already renewed yourmembership for 2019-2020, weencourage you to do so. Renewingyour Membership or becoming aPegasus Member gives you thechance to protect and promote thevision and values of Pegasus as wellas our mission of enriching the lives ofpeople with a disability through thedelivery of horse-facilitated therapy.

Members play an important role inrunning Pegasus, as it is the Memberswho have the ultimate decision-making responsibility to guide theorganisation’s future through theBoard, and to vote on key governanceissues. If you would like to join us,please complete the membershipform on our website:www.pegasusact.com.au/membershipand return with the annualsubscription fee of $25.

Planning for PegasusCharity Golf Day under way

Planning for this year’s PegasusCharity Golf Day is well underway. We are excited toannounce ISPT as the Major

A day at the races

Another fabulous day was had by all at the third annual Corkhill BrosPegasus Charity Race Day on Friday, 21 June. Our wonderful MC,

Sponsor and Yowani CountryClub Canberra as the VenueSponsor for this year’s event tobe held on Thursday, 26September. Registrations willsoon open for teams of four –mens, ladies or mixed – for $550a team.

Last year’s event saw 17 teamstake to the greens andsponsorship of eight holes,collectively raising an impressive$18,600 for Pegasus. This year’sevent is promised to be anotherfun day out whilst also raisingawareness and much-neededfunds for Pegasus.

You can support the event by:

Sponsoring a hole: $500 Entering a team of four:$550 Both: $1000

Hole sponsorship includes:

your corporate bannerdisplayed at thesponsored holebrand promotion – logoand linkage on thePegasus website andFacebook pageacknowledgement inPegasus’ quarterlynewsletter, HoofPrint(circulation over 2,500)your logo on the scorecard.

The day will include a BBQbreakfast, sausage sizzle, lightsupper, auction, raffle and achance to win some fantasticprizes – while helping to raisefunds for Pegasus. Othersupport opportunities include:

Donating an auctionitem Donating a raffle prize Trophy sponsor –donating or sponsoring aprize.

Keep an eye on our website:www.pegasusact.com.au forevent updates. Any questions,please email Anna on:anna.collins@pegasusact.com.auor phone: 02 6254 9190.

Cam Sullings led us through a successful day filled with excitingraces, fantastic entertainment and some brilliant prizes. Mostimportantly, we raised awareness about the invaluable work we do atPegasus every day and raised much-needed funds to help continuethat work – a fantastic $18,000 in total.

Thank you to each and every one of the 70 guests who attended – allthere to have a good time and support Pegasus. We’d like to give anextra special mention to Corkhill Bros for, once again, partnering withPegasus and being our major sponsor for this event, and toThoroughbred Park for their ongoing support of Pegasus and for alltheir help ensuring every detail of the day was covered.

Exciting races were run and won! Each one sponsored by ourgenerous supporters: Corkhill Bros, Riverview Projects, Huon,Jamison Travel and Stonemad, with the remaining two named afterPegasus Riding for the Disabled and our founder Bid Williams. Thankyou to each race sponsor and our corporate table sponsors, MGIJoyce | Dickson. A special mention goes out to Stonemad who couldnot attend on the day but who kindly allowed us to invite some ofPegasus’ most loyal donors, supporters and volunteers to fill theirtable. Thank you Stonemad for this very kind gift.

We were lucky to be joined by our ambassador and inspirationalParalympian, Michael Milton OAM, and our amazing Pegasusvolunteer, Paul Sloane, on the day. Both did an incredible job atcaptivating the audience with entertaining, and often emotional, talks.We cannot thank you both enough for your incredible support ofPegasus and for raising crucial awareness of the invaluable work wedo here every day.

Thank you to Helping Hand Group Auction Services for their help withthe live auction and ballot bidding and to Rick Meir from HaymanPartners who led guests through an entertaining live auction. A specialthank you to Jamison Travel and Joseph and Jones Racing for theirgenerous donations to the auction. Together, the ballot bidding andlive auction, raised a wonderful $7,446 for Pegasus.

Congratulations to Jamison Travel who were winners of the PuntersCompetition and received goodie bags kindly donated by NeutralGrounds coffee shop and The Body Shop.

And lastly, congratulations to all other prize winners from the raffle,best dressed, lucky door and seat prizes and thank you to thewonderful prize donors – Styled by Francesca, Thoroughbred Park,The Burbury Hotel, Hale Gym and Spa, Sage Dining Rooms, SomeCafé Collector, Bunnings Fyshwick, Home Slice, Bagel Queen, Go VitaThe Allergy Centre Jamison, Pialligo Estate, Clonakilla Wines, DanMurphy’s, BWS, Cellarbrations, Liquorland and Coles. To see thecomplete race day photo gallery, please visit:www.pegasusact.com.au/recent-events

Help us build our herd

We continue to be on the lookoutfor new horses.

If you know of anyone with a ponyor horse you think may be suitable,please check out the questionnaireon our website:www.pegasusact.com.au/pegasus-needs-ponies

If you are interested in funding thepurchase of a horse for Pegasus,please get in contact with ourGeneral Manager StephanieWilliams on 02 6254 9190.

Ways to donate

Online:Visit pegasusact.com.auand click on the ‘Make aDonation’ button.

Direct deposit:BSB: 032 712Account Number: 11 2218

Cash donation:Can be made directly toPegasus during ourworking hours of 9am–5pm, Monday to Friday.

Cheque: Made out to Pegasus,cheques can be postedto us: 119 DrakeBrockman Drive, Holt,ACT 2615.

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The Entertainment Book, and theEntertainment Digital Membership, areyour guides to the most popularrestaurants, attractions, shopping, traveland more.

Make a Bequest

A bequest to Pegasus is one ofthe best ways to leave a lastinglegacy that has the power totransform lives well beyond yourlifetime. A bequest is a giftnominated in a Will to a personor an organisation.

Bequests to Pegasus mayconsist of:

a percentage of yourestatea nominated dollaramountproceeds from a lifeinsurance policyshares or bondsproperty or real estate.

You may choose to leave yourgift for general use or you mayprefer to discuss your giftintention with Pegasus toidentify a specific project. It’s upto you, but you can be assuredthat your wishes will behonoured.

Simply make a provision in yournew Will or add a codicil to yourexisting one, stating yourbequest.

So if you are thinking of makingor updating your Will, pleaseremember Pegasus. Please seeour website:www.pegasusact.com.au/make-a-bequest for more details.

imagination is encouraged; or is it simply a personal sense of safety,support and inclusion? Whatever ‘IT’ is, Pegasus has it.

Established in 1973 and situated on 100 acres in Holt, Canberra, youquickly see the natural beauty that is Pegasus. With horse paddocksunfolding in front of you and the mountain ranges standing grandly inthe distance, it’s peaceful and filled with the calming sounds of nature.This is the setting where over 1,000 therapeutic horse-facilitatedprogram sessions are delivered every year for over 100 people livingwith a disability in the ACT and local NSW area. From the DayProgram for young adults aged 18 to 25 years living with mental healthissues; to our Mounted (riding) sessions; Hippotherapy sessions(physiotherapy on horseback); School Holiday programs; andUnmounted horsemanship sessions; all of Pegasus’ therapeuticactivities are delivered in our dedicated indoor and outdoor arenas,training rooms, and throughout the natural setting that the farmprovides.

Pegasus is a sanctuary – that special place where everything justmakes sense and magic is afoot. And while the very notion of magiccan be mysterious, fleeting and hard to define, at Pegasus, we knowwhat it is – our magic is tangible. Everyone who walks through thefarm gates feels it; and it’s mirrored in the eyes of our participants andfamily members, volunteers and staff, sponsors and donors, and ourhorses.

Waiting for our participants inside the farm gates, are their friends –their Pegasus horse, their Coach, plenty of welcoming volunteers whowill be their side-walkers and leaders throughout the class, and thefriendly Pegasus staff. Our dedicated staff and volunteers are thebackbone of Pegasus and always embody the fundamental characterand excellence that defines our organisation.

“We pride ourselves on working very closely with parents and familymembers, teachers, carers, therapists, and volunteers to shapepersonal goals; to develop activities specific to each participant’sneed; to expand each participant’s capabilities in an enjoyable and funway; and to celebrate every achievement,” says Janelle Patten, RDACoach and Pegasus Volunteer Coordinator – Programs.

“No achievement is small to the one achieving it, and we celebrateevery accomplishment, every new task tried, every new learning. Thereare plenty of high fives shared during classes for sure, and plenty ofpats for the horse afterwards.”

And speaking of the Pegasus magic, the horse is at the centre of it!The Pegasus horse is the catalyst for the therapeutic benefit of ourhorse-facilitated programs and activities, and is the differencebetween therapy that’s undertaken in a clinical, sterile setting, andtherapy delivered in a social and fun environment.

Our herd of specifically trained Riding for the Disabled horses arepatient and non-judgemental teachers and friends. All of ourparticipants know the name of their horse and what he/she likes interms of treats or grooming – even many years later. The horse may be

Become a Pegasus Pal!

We have created Pegasus PALS in honourof Pegasus co-founder Bid Williams – aspecial friend who we greatly appreciate!Regular donors become Pegasus PALS –people who are visionary, loyal anddedicated – just like Bid.

Regular giving is a great way to supportPegasus. It helps us by providing regulardonations that we can count on. Imagine –if just three people gave $70 a month itwould support a 12-month ridingscholarship at Pegasus for a child with adisability.

To make a regular gift, please visitgivenow.com.au/pegasusridingfordisabled/

Why not open a BeyondBank Community Rewardaccount?

Pegasus is a Beyond BankCommunity Reward accountrecipient organisation. Byopening an account andnominating Pegasus, BeyondBank donates a percentage ofthe annual average balances tous.

To find out more, please see:www.pegasusact.com.au/open-a-beyond-bank-community-reward-account

Marcus QuinlivanDeveloping Abilities Fund

Ever wanted to give a gift thatkeeps on giving?

Well, that’s exactly whatPegasus supporter andHonorary Life Member, MrMarcus Quinlivan OAM did in2014.

big, imposing and powerful looking, but it’s also dependable andreliable; quiet and willing; and always wanting to please and be yourfriend.

''Holding the reins, controlling a large animal – it's tremendouslyuplifting,” says Janelle Patten.

“It’s a sense of freedom, and also a sense of being in control. Whenthe child is on their horse, it’s their movements and their voicecommands that help the horse move forward or stop. Even if the childcan’t verbalise their commands, there is communication exchangedthrough touch. For the child to be listened to and understood by alarge, magnificent beast – who they also consider an ally delicatelyencouraging them to try certain things that they may have feared werebeyond reach – that’s a wonderful feeling for a child to experience.”

The horse’s walk stimulates movement in the rider, which aids muscledevelopment and joint mobility. Being on a horse and moving forwardand backward, up and down, and side-to-side, trains entire musclegroups and develops core strength.The horse is also attuned to reading the energy, moods and bodylanguage of each individual. Because of their sensitivity, the horsereacts and responds differently to each rider and can patiently teach awide range of life and coping skills.

“We see the difference the programs make to children, teenagers andyoung adults every day. Physically, riding builds core muscle strength,and improves balance and coordination. Mentally and socially,Pegasus’ unique environment and the bond that develops between therider and their horse helps to improve self-confidence andconsequently, boosts communication, leadership and social skills.Pegasus’ programs bring out these abilities in children living withdisabilities, and enhance them,” says Larissa Witschi, Pegasusvolunteer.

For siblings, parents and family members of someone with a disability,it can be an uncertain and isolating world as well. For family membersand carers, Pegasus provides a sense of community, solace andsupport. A place where they can talk and share stories with other like-minded people who understand their experiences, or a place wherethey can simply sit back, relax and enjoy watching their childinteracting with others and learning new skills.

“I don’t have to worry about my daughter when she’s at Pegasus.Instead, I get to watch her enjoying herself, without needing me to beright there. My daughter has the opportunity to feel like a queen on ahorse! There’s not much else that makes her smile this much,” saysKelly Thomas, mother of Jordan – a Pegasus participant.

It is through our therapeutic horse-facilitated programs that wecontinue to enrich lives, one step at a time and one class at a time.This is why Pegasus exists. This IS the magic of Pegasus. But as withall things, it costs money to provide these life-changing programs.

Pegasus receives no Government funding, so the support anddonations we receive from the general public, community groups and

With Marcus’ very significantgift, Pegasus has establishedthe Marcus QuinlivanDeveloping Abilities Fund forpeople with disabilities – anendowment fund to support,in perpetuity, programs thatdevelop confidence, self-esteem and improve physicalwell-being and ability throughhorsemanship, riding skillsand horse-facilitated therapy.

Learn more about thiswonderful fund at:www.pegasusact.com.au/the-marcus-quinlivan-developing-abilities-fund

From the Pegasus wishlist...

As with all not-for-profit charities,we are always in need of items tohelp keep our facilities functioningthroughout the year. These items –some large, some small – willassist with our horse and ponycare and facilities maintenance.

If you would like to donate an itemon our Pegasus Wishlist (foundhere at:www.pegasusact.com.au/pegasus-wish-list), provide a monetarydonation, or gift your services tous, please let us know on 02 62549190 oradmin@pegasusact.com.au

Love Pegasus?!

Be a champion forPegasus by spreading theword about us to friends,family and co-workers.

Invite friends to ourannual events or host abeneficiary event forPegasus through yourworkplace. Together, we

businesses, are vital to ensure that we can continue to provide theseprograms to members of the community who need them the most.

If you'd like to make a donation to keep the Pegasus magic alive andensure that children living with a disability – and their families – cancontinue to benefit from all of Pegasus’ therapeutic programs andactivities, please visit our website: www.pegasusact.com.au/your-donation or call us on 02 6254 9190. Thank you for your support.

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