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Contemporary home with terrace and backyard Escazu Jaboncillos

$510,000.00

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Contemporary home with terrace and backyard Escazu Jaboncillos

Contemporary home with terrace and backyard Escazu.

Located in Escazu, Jaboncillo, one of the most prestigious neighborhoods.

Condominium with Swimming pool, gym, security 24/7. This beautiful house has not only one of the best views in the condominium but also many upgrades. Extra cabinet spaces, storage, gas installation, A/C in the bedrooms, double sink in master bathroom.

THREE STORIES CONTAIN: First floor: ample living, dining space with open kitchen, comfortable terrace and green patio with views. Maid’s room with bathroom, garage for 3 cars, guest bathroom.

Second floor: 3 bedrooms with two bathrooms and a TV room. Master bedroom with walk in closet and bathroom, balcony and high ceiling.

Third floor is an office/family room with terrace and more views!

Construction: 365 m2

Lot: 204 m2

Maintenance fee: 180,000 colones

For sale: $510,000

CASA CONTEMPORANA CON AMPLIA TERRAZA Y PATIO TRASERO.

Ubicada en Escazu, Jaboncillo, uno de los barrios más prestigiosos. Condominio con piscina, gimnasio, seguridad 24/7. Esta hermosa casa tiene no solo una de las mejores vistas en el condominio sino también muchos upgrades.

Espacios de gabinetes adicionales, almacenamiento, instalación de gas, aire acondicionado en las habitaciones, doble lavabo en el baño principal.

TRES NIVELES CONTIENEN: Primer piso: amplia sala de estar, comedor con cocina abierta, cómoda terraza y patio verde con vistas. Cuarto de servicio con baño, garaje para 3 autos, baño de visitas. Segundo piso: 3 habitaciones con dos baños y una sala de televisión. Dormitorio principal con walk in closet y baño, balcón y techo alto. El tercer piso es una oficina / sala familiar con terraza y más vistas.

Cuota de mantenimiento: 180,000 colones

En venta: $ 510,000

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Welcome to Escazu Costa Rica. Central Valley region

San Jose suburb is located on a hill about five miles west of the downtown San José area.

This is a great city to live in with modern amenities. Upscale yet charming, Escazú dates back to colonial times and is a favorite destination for well-to-do international travelers and expatriates. US ambassador has his home here in Escazu.

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You’ll find here movie theaters, top restaurants, supermarkets, private schools, gyms, spa, private hospitals, tennis courts and 18-hole golf course at the country club. Shopping fans will enjoy Escazú’s large mall that has three floors, plenty of international brands, restaurants and coffee shops. Farmer’s market can be visited in Escazu Centro every week.

Escazu real estate market offers variety of properties. Land, apartments, condos, houses and luxury villas. Lots of development and properties to choose from.

Beach is only 1h 30 min away.

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Nature lovers will enjoy here many great hiking trails in San Antonio Escazu as well as in Santa Ana mountains. We recommend to try Pico Blanco and Crus de Alajuelita hike.

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Bienvenido a Escazú en el Valle Central, Costa Rica. El suburbio de San José está ubicado en una colina a unas cinco millas al oeste del área del centro de San José.

Esta es una gran ciudad para vivir con comodidades modernas. Exclusivo pero encantador, Escazú se remonta a la época colonial y es un destino favorito para los viajeros y expatriados internacionales. El embajador de Estados Unidos tiene su casa aquí en Escazú.

Aquí encontrará cine, los mejores restaurantes, supermercados, escuelas privadas, gimnasios, spa, hospitales privados, canchas de tenis y un campo de golf de 18 hoyos en el club de campo. Los fanáticos de las compras disfrutarán del gran centro comercial de Escazú que tiene tres pisos, muchas marcas internacionales, restaurantes y cafeterías. El mercado de agricultores se puede visitar en Escazu Centro todas las semanas.

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El mercado inmobiliario de Escazú ofrece una variedad de propiedades. Terrenos, apartamentos, condominios, casas y villas de lujo. Mucho desarrollo y propiedades para elegir.

La playa está a solo 1 hora y 30 minutos.

Los amantes de la naturaleza disfrutarán aquí de muchas rutas de senderismo en San Antonio Escazú y en las montañas de Santa Ana. Recomendamos probar la caminata Pico Blanco y Crus de Alajuelita.

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    What it is

    Item Description

    Generic name stanozolol

    Brand names Stani, Zoloft (different from SSRI), Stanozol

    Drug class Synthetic anabolic‑androgenic steroid (AAS) – a derivative of dihydrotestosterone (DHT).

    Molecular formula C₁₉H₂₆N₂O₂

    Key structural feature A 2,4‑diethyl substitution on the D
    ring and a 17β‑OH group that confers anabolic activity.

    How it works – Mechanism of action

    Receptor binding

    – Binds to intracellular androgen receptors (AR) in target
    cells (muscle, bone, liver).

    – The ligand–receptor complex translocates to the nucleus and dimerizes.

    Gene transcription

    – AR‑ligand complexes bind androgen response elements (AREs) on DNA → upregulation of genes that drive
    protein synthesis (e.g., creatine kinase, glycogen synthase).

    Anabolic effects

    – ↑ muscle cell size and strength by increasing
    amino‑acid uptake and translation.

    – ↑ bone mineral density via osteoblast activation.

    Metabolic modulation

    – Enhances insulin sensitivity in peripheral tissues → more efficient glucose uptake.

    – Alters lipid metabolism, often lowering LDL cholesterol.

    Interaction with other hormones

    – May suppress GnRH pulse frequency → lower endogenous
    testosterone.

    – Can modulate estrogen receptor activity (some evidence of weak agonist effect).

    3. Therapeutic Uses

    Condition Rationale / Evidence Typical Dose
    & Duration

    Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus Improves insulin sensitivity, lowers fasting glucose, reduces HbA1c by ~0.4–0.6% 100 mg BID for 12–24 weeks
    (often 200–400 mg/day)

    Metabolic Syndrome / Dyslipidemia Lowers LDL-C (~10–15 mg/dL),
    modestly raises HDL-C; decreases triglycerides by ~10–20 % Same as above

    Pre‑diabetes & impaired fasting glucose Reduces progression to diabetes (RCTs show 25–30 %
    risk reduction) 200–400 mg/day for 6–12 months

    Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) Improves insulin sensitivity;
    decreases androgen levels in some studies, but evidence
    is mixed 400 mg/day may be used, though not approved for this indication

    Other endocrine disorders Limited data; off‑label use reported for thyroid
    dysfunction and adrenal insufficiency, but no robust
    trials

    > Bottom line: The strongest evidence supports Metformin’s role in type 2 diabetes and the prevention of diabetes in high‑risk individuals.
    For other endocrine conditions, data are largely anecdotal or derived from small studies.

    4. Dosing & Administration

    Indication Typical Starting Dose Titration Max Daily Dose Formulations

    Type 2 diabetes 500 mg PO BID (with meals) Increase by 500 mg BID every week/month
    as tolerated 2000 mg/day (1000 mg BID) IR, SR, extended‑release tablets; oral solution

    Prevention of type 2 diabetes (e.g., Diabetes Prevention Program) 850 mg
    PO QD or 425 mg BID Titrate to 850 mg daily as tolerated 1700 mg/day
    IR tablets

    Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) 500–1000 mg PO BID with meals (usually
    for 6–12 months) Adjust dose based on ovulation and side‑effects 2000 mg/day SR tablets

    Notes:

    For diabetes prevention, many studies used the higher dose of 850 mg daily, which is about double the typical PCOS dose.
    The lower 425 mg BID dose has similar efficacy but may
    reduce GI symptoms.

    When using metformin for PCOS or diabetes, it is
    usually started at a low dose (e.g., 500 mg once daily) and increased gradually to reach the target dose over several weeks.

    3. How Metformin Works – The Pharmacology

    Target Mechanism of Action Resulting Effect

    AMPK (AMP‑activated protein kinase) Metformin activates AMPK in liver,
    muscle and adipose tissue. Increases fatty acid oxidation, glucose uptake, reduces gluconeogenesis.

    Mitochondrial Complex I Mild inhibition of complex I decreases ATP
    production, raising AMP/ATP ratio. Activates AMPK; also reduces hepatic gluconeogenesis by
    limiting energy for the process.

    Gluconeogenic Enzymes (PEPCK, G6Pase) Down‑regulation via AMPK and decreased cAMP signalling.
    Less glucose produced by liver.

    Insulin Sensitivity Improved through increased GLUT4 translocation in muscle; reduced lipid intermediates that
    impair insulin signalling. Lower fasting glucose, improved OGTT results.

    3. Clinical Implications

    Situation Relevance of Metformin’s Mechanism

    Type 2 Diabetes First‑line therapy; improves glycaemic control
    by reducing hepatic glucose production and enhancing insulin sensitivity.

    Prediabetes/Impaired Glucose Tolerance Prevents progression to diabetes, partly due to
    its effects on hepatic gluconeogenesis and weight neutrality.

    Metabolic Syndrome Improves fasting triglycerides, HDL‑C, and waist circumference; mechanisms
    include reduced VLDL production (via lower
    hepatic lipogenesis) and improved insulin signalling in adipose
    tissue.

    Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) Lowers circulating androgen levels by improving insulin sensitivity, thereby reducing ovarian androgen production.

    Weight Management Generally weight‑neutral; may aid modestly in appetite suppression due to increased satiety hormones.

    4. How Metformin Works – The Biochemical Pathway

    A. Inhibition of Mitochondrial Complex I (Complex I)

    Target: NADH:ubiquinone oxidoreductase,
    the first enzyme of the mitochondrial electron transport chain (ETC).

    Effect: Decreases proton pumping from matrix to intermembrane space → ↓ mitochondrial membrane potential (ΔΨm)
    → ↓ ATP production.

    Consequence: Cells experience an energy deficit; AMP/ATP ratio increases.

    B. Activation of AMP‑Activated Protein Kinase (AMPK)

    Energy Sensing:

    – ↑ AMP binds to AMPK γ subunit → conformational change.

    Phosphorylation & Activation:

    – LKB1 phosphorylates Thr172 on the α catalytic subunit → full activation.

    Downstream Targets:

    – Liver: Inhibits ACC → ↓ malonyl‑CoA → ↑ fatty acid
    oxidation; inhibits HMG‑CoA reductase
    → ↓ cholesterol synthesis.
    – Glucose Metabolism: Enhances GLUT4 translocation to plasma membrane → ↑ glucose uptake in muscle and adipose tissue.

    – mTORC1 Inhibition: AMPK phosphorylates Raptor (Ser792) →
    suppression of mTORC1 signaling, reducing protein synthesis.

    2.2 Inhibition of ACC

    Mechanism: In the liver, insulin activates SREBP‑1c, which upregulates ACC expression. Inhibition reduces
    malonyl‑CoA, relieving inhibition on CPT‑1 and promoting fatty acid
    oxidation.

    Outcome: Decreases hepatic triglyceride synthesis, lowering VLDL
    secretion.

    2.3 Downstream Metabolic Effects

    Process Effect of Improved Insulin Sensitivity

    Glucose uptake (muscle) ↑

    Glycogen synthesis (liver) ↑

    De Novo lipogenesis ↓

    Triglyceride assembly (VLDL) ↓

    LDL‑R expression ↑

    Clearance of LDL particles ↑

    HDL‑C levels ↑ (via reverse cholesterol transport)

    These changes shift the lipid profile from an atherogenic pattern (↑ TG, ↓ HDL‑C,
    ↑ small dense LDL) toward a protective pattern (↓ TG, ↑ HDL‑C, more large buoyant LDL).

    3. Clinical Implications & Practical Recommendations

    Goal Target Values Key Actions

    Body weight / BMI 40 mg/dL (1.0 mmol/L) women; >50 mg/dL men Moderate exercise, moderate
    alcohol, healthy fats

    LDL cholesterol 800 mg Ca/day and ~600–800 IU vitamin D daily (or via supplements if needed).

    Energy: Total calories per day range from 2 200 to 2 400 kcal,
    meeting the required surplus (~300 kcal) for muscle
    gain while avoiding excessive fat.

    > Note: If you are vegan or have dietary restrictions, substitute dairy with fortified
    plant milks and use tofu, tempeh, seitan, lentils, chickpeas,
    quinoa, nuts, seeds, and fortified nutritional yeast to meet protein and calcium needs.

    3️⃣ The Power of Progressive Overload (How To Lift More)

    Progressive overload is the cornerstone of muscle growth.
    It means consistently challenging your muscles by gradually increasing the stimulus—be it weight, volume, or intensity—so that the body adapts with larger, stronger
    fibers.

    Method What It Means When to Use It

    Increase Load (Weight) Add 2–5 lb each rep set when you can complete all
    reps comfortably. Every 1–2 weeks if your lifts feel easy.

    Add Reps Increase the number of repetitions per set while keeping weight constant.
    When you hit a plateau on weight but still want more volume.

    Add Sets Add an extra set at the end of each exercise.
    For beginners needing to build overall volume without
    heavy loads.

    Reduce Rest Time Shorten rest between sets by 5–10 sec.
    To increase metabolic stress and endurance.

    Change Tempo Slow down eccentric (lowering) phase or pause at the bottom.

    Introduces new stimulus; good for hypertrophy.

    Progress Tracking

    Weekly Log: Write down weight, reps, sets, RPE (Rate of Perceived Exertion), how you feel.

    Check-in Every 4–6 Weeks: Evaluate strength increases and
    adjust program accordingly.

    3️⃣ Sample 12‑Week Structured Plan

    Below is a simple template that blends compound lifts with accessory
    work. Feel free to adapt the rep ranges or exercises to match your preferences,
    equipment availability, or recovery needs.

    Week Day 1 – Upper Body (Push) Day 2 – Lower Body
    (Pull/Glutes) Day 3 – Rest / Active Recovery

    1–4 Bench Press 5×5 + Overhead Press 3×8 + Dips 3×10 Deadlift 5×5 + Bulgarian Split Squat 3×8 each leg
    + Hip Thrust 4×12 Light cardio, stretching

    5–8 Incline Dumbbell Press 5×5 + Lateral Raises 4×15 + Triceps Rope Pushdown 4×12 Sumo Deadlift
    5×5 + Step-Ups 3×10 each leg + Glute Bridge 4×15 Core workout, mobility

    9–12 Close-Grip Bench Press 5×5 + Overhead Press 4×8 +
    Dips (weighted if possible) Stiff-Legged Deadlift 5×5 + Bulgarian Split Squat 3×10 each leg + Hip Thrust 4×12
    Advanced strength and hypertrophy

    Key Principles to Maximize Gains

    Principle How It Helps Practical Tip

    Progressive Overload Builds muscle by gradually increasing demand.
    Add 5 lb every week if you can complete all reps with good form.

    Volume & Frequency Muscle adapts to a combination of sets, reps, and how often it’s hit.

    Aim for ~15–20 total sets per body part weekly.

    Compound Movements First Activate most muscle fibers; efficient use of time.
    Start with squats or deadlifts before accessory work.

    Recovery & Nutrition Muscle growth occurs outside the gym;
    protein & sleep are critical. Consume 0.8–1 g/kg bodyweight protein, get 7–9 hrs sleep nightly.

    Progressive Overload Continuous challenge prevents plateaus.
    Add weight or reps every 2–4 weeks if possible.

    Quick‑Start Routine (3‑Day Split)

    | Day | Main Lift | Accessory
    | Accessory #2 | Accessory #3 | Notes |

    |—–|———–|————–|————–|————–|——-|
    | Monday | Squat (or Deadlift) | Bench Press | Bent‑Over Row | Overhead Press | 5×5 for main lift, 4×8 for accessories.
    |
    | Wednesday | Bench Press | Incline DB Press | Seated Cable Row
    | Triceps Pushdown | 5×5 / 4×10. |
    | Friday | Deadlift (or Power Clean) | Pull‑Up or Lat Pulldown | Face
    Pulls | Bicep Curl | 3×5 for main lift, 4×12 for
    accessories. |

    Warm up with light cardio and dynamic stretches.

    Use progressive overload: increase weight by 2–5% every week if you can complete all reps.

    3. What to Eat

    Goal: Provide enough calories & protein to support muscle growth while keeping fat gain minimal.

    Calorie Target

    Maintenance Calories ≈ 15–16 kcal per
    pound of body weight.

    – For a 170‑lb individual: ~2,550 kcal/day.

    Add 250–350 kcal for a modest surplus → 2,800–3,
    000 kcal/day.

    Macronutrient Breakdown

    Nutrient % of Total Calories Daily Amount (g)

    Protein 30% ~210 g

    Carbs 50% ~350 g

    Fats 20% ~78 g

    Protein: 1.2–1.5 g per pound of body weight (≈1.5 lb ≈ 0.7 kg → 210 g).

    Sample Meal Plan

    Breakfast

    – 3 whole eggs + 4 egg whites

    – 1 cup oatmeal with berries

    – 1 tbsp almond butter

    Snack

    – Greek yogurt (200 g) with honey & sliced almonds

    Lunch

    – Grilled chicken breast (6 oz)

    – Brown rice (1 cup cooked)

    – Steamed broccoli, olive oil drizzle

    Pre‑Workout Snack

    – Banana + whey protein shake (1 scoop)

    Post‑Workout Meal

    – Turkey sandwich: whole‑grain bread, turkey breast (4 oz),
    lettuce, tomato, mustard

    – Sweet potato fries (baked)

    Dinner

    – Baked salmon (6 oz)

    – Quinoa (½ cup cooked)

    – Mixed greens salad with vinaigrette

    Evening Snack

    – Greek yogurt (1 cup) with honey & almonds

    3. Portion Sizes and Caloric Needs

    Food Group Typical Serving Size Approximate Calories

    Protein (chicken, turkey, fish) 4 oz (~113 g) ~120–140 kcal

    Lean Beef 3 oz ~150 kcal

    Eggs 1 large ~70 kcal

    Dairy (milk, yogurt) 1 cup ~100–150 kcal

    Whole Grains (brown rice, quinoa) ½ cup cooked ~110–120
    kcal

    Vegetables 1 cup raw or ½ cup cooked ~25–50 kcal

    Fruits 1 medium apple ~95 kcal

    Healthy Fats (olive oil, nuts) 1 tbsp olive oil ~120
    kcal

    > Note: These values are approximate and can vary by brand, preparation method, and portion size.
    They provide a starting point for meal planning.

    3. Designing a Balanced Meal Plan

    Principles of Balance

    Macronutrient Distribution: Aim for roughly 45–65 %
    carbohydrates, 10–35 % protein, and 20–35 % fat per day.

    Micronutrient Adequacy: Include foods rich in calcium (milk, cheese),
    iron (red meat, beans), vitamin D (fatty fish, fortified milk), and potassium (bananas, potatoes).

    Fiber Intake: Target 25–30 g of fiber daily to support gut
    health.

    Calorie Needs: Adjust based on age, sex, activity level, and goals.

    Sample Daily Menu

    Meal Food Items Portion Approx. Calories

    Breakfast Scrambled eggs (2) + whole‑grain toast (1 slice) + sliced avocado
    (½ medium) + orange juice (½ cup) 1 serving ~450

    Mid‑morning Snack Greek yogurt (6 oz) + mixed berries
    (½ cup) + chia seeds (1 tbsp) 1 serving ~200

    Lunch Grilled chicken breast (4 oz) + quinoa (½ cup cooked) + roasted mixed vegetables (1 cup)
    + olive oil vinaigrette (1 tsp olive oil) 1 serving ~500

    Afternoon Snack Hummus (2 tbsp) + carrot & cucumber sticks (1 cup total) 1 serving
    ~150

    Dinner Baked salmon (4 oz) + sweet potato mash (½ medium) + steamed broccoli (1 cup)
    1 serving ~450

    Evening Treat Dark chocolate square (1 oz,
    at least 70% cacao) 1 serving ~200

    Total Calories: Approximately 2,950 kcal

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    Element Impact on Weight Loss

    Calorie deficit (~500–700 kcal/day) Promotes gradual
    fat loss (~0.5–1 lb per week) while preserving muscle mass

    High protein (≈30 % of calories) Supports satiety, protects lean body mass during
    caloric restriction

    Balanced fats and carbs Provides energy for workouts and recovery without excessive insulin spikes

    Consistent meal timing Helps maintain stable blood glucose levels, reducing cravings

    Final Thoughts

    Keep it realistic: A single “diet” is less effective than a sustainable eating pattern.

    Track progress: Use food logs or apps to stay accountable; adjust portion sizes if needed.

    Pair with training: Strength workouts combined with cardio will maximize
    fat loss and improve overall fitness.

    Good luck on your journey—stay consistent,
    hydrate well, and listen to your body!

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    Ipamorelin is a synthetic hexapeptide that mimics the natural growth hormone‑releasing hormone (GHRH).
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    Mild fatigue or lethargy during the initial weeks of therapy.

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    Persistent water retention leading to edema in extremities or facial swelling.

    Increased hunger and subsequent weight gain if caloric intake is
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    Mild joint pain or arthralgia that may reflect increased collagen turnover or fluid accumulation.

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    In rare cases, users report mood swings or mild depression, potentially linked to hormonal shifts.

    Because CJC‑1295’s half‑life is prolonged, any adverse effects
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    growth hormone levels, paired with an additional ipamorelin dose timed to produce a sharp peak before sleep or
    training sessions. This synergy can enhance muscle protein synthesis while minimizing overall
    peptide consumption.

    When used together, the side effect burden is often similar
    to that of CJC‑1295 alone because the sustained component dominates
    the profile. However, some users find that the ipamorelin pulse
    reduces cumulative fluid retention by preventing excessive peak GH
    spikes that could otherwise stimulate water reabsorption.

    FAQs: Ipamorelin vs CJC‑1295

    Q1: Which peptide is safer for beginners?

    A1: Ipamorelin is generally considered safer due to its short
    action and lower risk of prolonged side effects. Beginners
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    Q2: Can I use them interchangeably for muscle growth?

    A2: While both stimulate GH, their kinetics differ. Ipamorelin is better for
    targeted, acute boosts; CJC‑1295 provides a steady baseline.
    For maximum muscle gain, a combination may be optimal.

    Q3: Do they affect appetite differently?
    A3: CJC‑1295 tends to increase hunger more consistently because of sustained GH/IGF‑1 elevations.
    Ipamorelin’s effect on appetite is usually mild and short‑lived.

    Q4: Are there any long‑term risks associated with either peptide?

    A4: Long‑term use of high IGF‑1 levels from CJC‑1295 could theoretically increase
    cancer risk, though definitive evidence in humans is limited.
    Ipamorelin’s lower impact on IGF‑1 makes it comparatively safer for extended use.

    Q5: What monitoring should I do while using these peptides?

    A5: Regular blood tests to check GH, IGF‑1, prolactin, cortisol, and thyroid function are advisable.

    Monitoring weight, water retention, and any changes in sleep or mood can help catch adverse effects early.

    In summary, ipamorelin offers a precise, short‑acting method for stimulating growth hormone with minimal
    side effects, while CJC‑1295 provides sustained GH release
    that can yield greater anabolic benefits but carries a higher risk of fluid retention, increased appetite, and
    long‑term hormonal changes. Combining the two peptides allows users
    to balance immediate spikes with a steady baseline, potentially maximizing therapeutic or performance outcomes while keeping adverse events
    manageable.

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