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SPRING 2018 ISSUE 16

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THE NEWS MAGAZINE OF HOLLAND PARK SCHOOL
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Et Cetera THE NEWS MAGAZINE OF HOLLAND PARK SCHOOL

                                               HEAD’S INTRODUCTION
       Contents                                Saturday 3rd March. The snow is fast disappearing as I look
                                               out of my study window over to Thorpe Lodge. Seeing
                                               students these last few days in the snow was joyous. We
                  PAGE 3                       had a debate: to let them out to throw snow or to keep
     REGAL RIVALS: RICHARD II                  them in (these days of risk, health and safety!). We went for
    Robert Orr as Henry Bolingbroke            the innocence of snowballing and watched students have
                                               fun, get wet and be children. I reflected that given the last
               PAGE 4 and 5                    serious weekday snow in London was a long time ago, that
                                               our eleven year olds had hardly ever known it. Growing up
    SHAKESPEARE REINVENTED                     in the 21st century is a serious business. The snow was thus
      A post-production digestion              a joyous moment, students playing with something simple
      Nicholas Robson as Richard II            and free. Of course we stayed open. Born in the north, I
                                               regard London snow as very feeble! It was a late weather
                                               episode and misleading given the proximity of examinations
              PAGES 6 and 7                    and another year in which to make their mark. Each year
                                               the tasks are harder, and each year we worry that we will
           A BIGGER BOOK                       not keep pace. Being in the top 3% of schools has its price.
       The glorious Celia Birtwell             Last Sunday I had the pleasure of watching eighty year 11
                                               students come into school for a morning of mathematics
              PAGES 8 and 9                    with their teachers. Priceless: stunning effort from students
                                               and breath-taking commitment from teachers. It has been
        OTHER HAPPENINGS                       quite a term of fun. Our charity Shakespeare, Richard II, saw
              At the movies                    Mr Orr (Bolingbroke) chase Mr Robson (Richard II), Mr Seed
             Speaker speaks                    (Duke of York and John of Gaunt) for thespian talent. Ms
            Surgical precision                 Nightingale and Ms Murray were perfect 1950s in their ‘new
                                               look’ dresses (yes, this was a Netflix ‘The Crown’ inspired
                                               production). Fun to one side, we have had the opportunity
            PAGES 10 and 11                    to mark a record: ten students have offers from Oxford
       THE ART OF TEACHING                     and Cambridge. Mind you, there are offers from Durham,
             A feast of ideas                  UCL and Imperial that are higher. It is as hard to get there
                                               as it is Oxford and Cambridge. We have, as ever, been
                                               well visited by other schools. I was fascinated by a visit
             PAGES 12 and 13
                                               from the Head of a school in a very big academy chain: an
          SPACE AND TIME                       08.00-17.00 teaching day, no February half term, an eight
    Journeys through space and time            day winter break, silent corridors, no talking over lunch.
              WE Day 2018                      Goodness. Schools are different. I am humbled daily by
               New York                        children: there is a year 12 ‘A’ level history student who has
                                               a younger brother, I have had some experience of both -
             PAGES 14 and 15                   their characters take me to all that is best in human nature;
                                               I suspect that is an outdated feeling for the 21st century -
             SNOW ETC.....
        In the bright mid-winter
                                               indeed - it is probably not even a politically correct thought.
                                               Ah well, there it is, one day we will arrive at the notion of
                                                                                                                 The shortest and surest way of arriving at real knowledge is to unlearn
           Cover shot: Tom Cruise
                                               individuality, not labels. We might even return to the idea
                                               that people’s values matter as much, if not more, than their
                                                                                                                 the lessons we have been taught, to mount the first principles, and take
                                               Progress 8 score.                                                 nobody’s word about them. Henry Bolingbroke
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                                                     RICHARD II
                                                     Allusions to treachery, the squandering of                number of other exquisite performances, not
                                                     wealth, the destruction of England’s heritage, the        least from our very talented student actors. The
                                                     celebration of its history, the promise of a renewed      first year of our inclusion of students as part of
                                                     land and a restored dignity, the hope of our elevated     this charity event, was a triumph that we are
                                                     place in a new world. There were no intended              determined to repeat. Performances from Omar
                                                     political allusions in this year’s Shakespeare            Ait El Caid, Tibor Kljajic and Alex Perez were deft,
                                                     Revisited production of Richard II, but – given the       assured and kept the rest of us on our toes – not
                                                     subject matter – parallels are challenging to avoid.      in competition, but trying at the very least not to
                                                     But this has been a long tradition in the play’s          be entirely outdone! Perez’ Baggot was a wistful
                                                     history. Shortly after the play was written in 1595,      and contemplative character, delivering the news
                                                     Queen Elizabeth II is reported to have said about         of the Welsh Army’s disbandment with heartfelt
                                                     her own context of subterfuge, ‘I am Richard II,          sorrow and moving naturalism. Omar and Tibor
                                                     know ye not that?’ and, as a play about rebellion         offered a complementary energy and engagement
                                                     and king killing, its fierce political battles for just   on stage that gave pace and interest to the play’s
                                                     and upright leadership dominate its narrative.            action. Daniel Seed’s multiple parts (the Duke of
                                                     Our production, set in the 1950s accompanied by           York and Gaunt), showcased his versatility and
                                                     Matt Monroe and images of vintage Ashes battles,          his impassioned “Sceptred Isle” speech brought
                                                     drew on the richness of Netflix’s The Crown’s             patriotism and loyalty to the fore in an otherwise
                                                     visual palette. Richard’s swagger, his defiance and       farcical and foolhardy tragedy. Naina Nightingale
                                                     fury and his self-celebration captured the pitiful        was characteristically charming on stage in her
                                                     posturing of Matt Smith’s portrayal of the Duke           various guises and Vanessa Murray’s part of Queen
                                                     of Edinburgh. Robert Orr’s Bolingbroke had all of         and Benjamin Arnold’s portrayal of Aumerle were
                                                     the principle, pragmatism and pathos that Claire          deliciously and delectably doleful, drawing out the
                                                     Foy exhibits so well in her embodiment of the             humanity of Richard’s closest relationships. This all
                                                     monarch. The raging of their rivalry, reverberating       was much fun. And all carried out (from rehearsal to
                                                     across the body of the play, culminated in                performance) in a week’s work for primary schools,
                                                     Richard’s infantile handover of the crown, rolled         for our studious A Level English students studying
                                                     along the ground to settle at Bolingbroke’s feet.         the text, for parents and Friends of the School,
                                                     It was a striking moment of drama. Aside from             and all in aid of our fundraising efforts! Next year?
                                                     this centrepiece of the narrative, there were a           Suggestions welcomed.

                                                                                                                                         MR NICHOLAS ROBSON
                                                                                                                                              ASSOCIATE HEAD

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                                                      A BIGGER BOOK
                                                     On a freezing cold January morning, in the depths      multi-camera video works, reflecting his endless
                                                     of west London, early birds could have observed        passion for experimentation. Never before has
                                                     Mr Hall and myself struggle to lift a 66kg box into    Hockney’s oeuvre been published in such scope.
                                                     a black cab. There was purpose to our endeavour        This is a visual survey apart from a single page of
                                                     beyond human endurance or some attempt at              15 sentences handwritten by Hockney. It begins:
                                                     a shared physical fitness routine. A couple of         “A book like this shouldn’t have much text …” The
                                                     days before, Celia Birtwell, the renowned textile      absence of text encourages people to rely on their
                                                     designer, had called the school and offered us a       own eyes, he believes. “I do think pictures should
                                                     copy of David Hockney’s signed, limited edition,       speak for themselves.” The book had been gifted to
                                                     book, A Bigger Book. Published by Taschen as part      Celia by Hockney. They have been friends for over
                                                     of its Sumo collection, it measures, when open,        50 years and he has painted, drawn and printed her
                                                     some 200 x 70cm. The book contains 450 prints          innumerable times; most famously in 1971, in her
                                                     and begins in 1953, when Hockney, then 16, was         Notting Hill flat with Ossie Clark, Mr and Mrs Clark
                                                     studying at Bradford School of Art. It includes his    and Percy. The book has been placed, with Celia’s
                                                     breakthrough in 1960s swinging London, his life by     approval and direction, in the school’s atrium, to
                                                     Los Angeles pools in the 1970s, his recent series of   be seen, pondered and enjoyed by students. How
                                                     portraits, iPad drawings and Yorkshire landscapes.     fortunate and richer we are to have such wonderful
                                                     There are also drawings, photo-composites,             ‘friends’. We have written to David to thank him.
                                                     multi-perspective collages, stage designs and          Might we even get him here.

                                                                                                                                             DAVID CHAPPELL
                                                                                                                                              ACADEMY HEAD

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    AT THE MOVIES SPEAKER SPEAKS
    A quiet weekend in February saw our building once
    again turned into a Hollywood film set. Actors,
                                                             Not for the first time John Bercow came to speak
                                                             to the Sixth Form. Witty, erudite, clever (so clever)
                                                                                                                        SURGICAL PRECISION
                                                                                                                        What do a squid, a rat, a rabbit and a frog all have in   science began in earnest on Wednesday when
    runners, grips, make-up artists, lights, cameras         he began with entertainment and charmed the                common? Ask a member of our dissection club and           students took part in a project designed by Imperial
    and many many extras, squashed into the school.          students. Is there a more generous person? His             the answer is simple: they have all been cut open         Cancer Research, an institution with which we have
    On this occasion we where hosting the crew of            warmth, passion and generosity certainly struck            and examined on a Monday evening by our intrepid          growing links. On Thursday, our annual Science
    Mission Impossible 6 - Fallout. Director Christopher     a chord with students, a number of whom were               band of aspiring surgeons. Dissection club has been       Fair attracted record numbers of entries and
    McQuarrie took his place and action pursued.             minded to write to Mr Hall and say that Mr Becow’s         running for three years and continues to be one of        visitors. The entire Hall was taken over by a diverse
    Cameras were poised and focussed in the atrium           talk had inspired them. He spoke eloquently about          our most popular extra-curricular activities. Each        range of projects answering numerous questions,
    on the fourth floor. Whilst I had hoped we might be      his ‘life’ in parliament, about his role as speaker (and   week, new animals and plants are procured and put         ‘can a human generate truly random numbers?’
    witnessing Tom Cruise crashing through the glass         some of his predecessors). He commented on the             under the scalpel. Ariana Alexander, Year 8, who is       to, ‘which type of cat food makes my cat jump the
    roof in pursuit of some heinous villain, it was not to   tensions a MP feels (loyalty to party, to parliament,      a stalwart at the club, is enthusiastic in her praise:    highest?’ and, ‘can you spot scientifically spot a fake
    be; though the possibility has not be ruled out for      to constituents, to conscience) and how these              “ I am considering being a surgeon, so from that          smile?’. The quality and scientific discovery was
    number seven! The film is scheduled to be released       are variously reconciled. The Sixth Form felt that         point of view I find the club just brilliant but more     stronger than ever so it was difficult to choose a
    on 27th July 2018, and will be the first in the series   what shone through was his utter commitment                importantly I simply find animals fascinating, so         group of winners to take part in our annual visit
    to be released in RealD 3D (whatever that might          to fair-mindedness and equality; a driven passion          this is a great way to learn more about them. What        to London Zoo. The week ended with a bang on
    be!). Avid readers of Et Cetera will recall Steven       for justice and tolerance. All of these qualities          diverse animals like a squid and a rabbit have in         Friday as students took part in a parachute design
    Spielberg filming in school a couple of summers          laced by a potent capacity for public speaking. ‘A’        common is more surprising than the features they          competition that involved throwing eggs off the
    ago. This edition reaches you as a timely reminder       Level English students took mental notes about             don’t share!” Outside the laboratory, our annual          4th floor of the school’s atrium. The grand finale
    that Ready Player One will be in a cinema near you       sub clauses and sentences which, whilst infinitely         science week ran from March 5th to 9th. It kicked         was a giant implosion that was strong enough to
    from 30th March.                                         complex, were abundantly clear.                            off with a nod to International Women’s Day when          crush a barrel in front of amazed students’ eyes.
                                                                                                                        we screened the film Hidden Figures on the Monday
                                  MR DAVID CHAPPELL                                    MS FAYE MULHOLLAND               evening – the story of female mathematicians at                                              MR DANIEL SEED
                                      ACADEMY HEAD                                   ASSISTANT HEADTEACHER              NASA both surprised and inspired students. The
                                                                                                                                                                                                                      DEPUTY HEAD
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     A FEAST OF IDEAS
     “Read, absorb, annotate, précis, pose questions.       landowners profit from the land without lifting
     Affix to your bedroom walls, or maybe the kitchen      a finger. With their senses alert and their bodies
     fridge.” Such were the instructions to Year 8 by       transported to 1917, students debated justice and
     Mr Hall as he presented them with eight sheets of      fairness, the inevitable emerging resentment, and
     dense prose on the 1917 Russian Revolution. “Think     how rapid industrialisation combined with urban
     of it not as a piece of homework”,he mused, “but       crowding, led to increased political awareness and
     as a feast of ideas!” The task was the conclusion to   the emergence of social revolutionaries. There
     a lesson that had relied on a silver gilded mirror,    was little time to pause for breath. Teaching is
     a carrot, some smoked salmon, a two day old            about capturing hearts and minds, about making
     sausage roll and a small jar containing just over      the frequently uninteresting into something awe
     six pounds in small change. Not what one might         inspiring. In planning for learning, our teachers
     immediately reach for when faced with the task of      consider this very point in the construction of each
     explaining to students how the Russian Revolution      of their lesson plans - the ‘inspire and enthuse’
     was in fact a series of revolutions in the Russian     moment, making the lesson and (more importantly)
     Empire during 1917; or how these events destroyed      the facts recallable. So Mr Hall’s lesson was just one
     the Tsar Nicholas II and the Tsarist autocracy and     of a few cover lessons. Regardless, expectations
     helped create the Soviet Union; but such were the      remain the same, right down to who will be history
     props relied on by Mr Hall. Students listened with     star of the week. This week’s winner: Ajani - for his
     eyes wide open, minds engaged and questions            exceptional research and presentation on the part
     abound as they took a journey looking through the      the First World War played on the transformation of
     eyes of an illiterate Russian peasant using out of     the Russian Empire - neatly condensed in exquisite
     date agricultural techniques, making redemption        prose limited to 500 words!
     payments to the state, whilst watching the rich
                                                                                          MR DAVID CHAPPELL
                                                                                              ACADEMY HEAD

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                                                                                                                   WE DAY 2018 NEW YORK
     JOURNEYS THROUGH SPACE AND TIME
                                                                                                                   The challenges faced by our students vary                If the trace of the choir’s progress represents a
                                                                                                                   considerably in both nature and depth. One               steady rise, singing in Carnegie Hall, New York,
                                                                                                                   element that unites all young people – perhaps           marks an astronomic leap. In our most ambitious
     On Wednesday 7th March GCSE History students         long anticipated whistle-stop tour of the Belgian        that should simply read ‘all people’ – is the need for   venture yet, thirty representatives from the school
     found themselves transported back three hundred      battlefields of World War I. Having studied the          affirmation. WE Day is concerned with providing          choir and the music team are set to sing alongside
     years to Restoration England and the foundation of   events leading up to the conflict in Year 7, students    just that: a life-affirming experience for the young     the internationally acclaimed choral group The
     the Royal Observatory. Wigs (and dubious French      relished the opportunity to tread the same               people who attend. WE Day is a powerful, life-           King’s Singers as part of their 50th Anniversary
     accents) in place, Mr Orr and Mr Holloway adeptly    ground as those young men who had made the               changing event that combines the energy of a             concert on 23rd April 2018. The music is our hardest
     captured the spirit of competition between Louis     same journey to the continent one hundred years          live concert with the inspiration of extraordinary       yet: a specially-commissioned work by Nico Muhly
     XIV and Charles II that prompted the construction    ago. Poignant walks of the graveyards provoked           stories of leadership and change. WE Day brings          represents the most fiendish and frenzied of the
     of the observatory in Greenwich. Ms Eades and        reflections on the loss of youth detailed on the         together world-renowned speakers and award-              repertoire: cross rhythms, atonality and irregular
     Ms Halfpenny donned their lab coats in the spirit    headstones, whilst the reading of war poetry led         winning performers with tens of thousands of             compound time signatures (not to mention
     of scientific discovery of the age and helped        students to consider the realities the fields once       young people to celebrate their contributions and        quintuplets) across all of its one hundred pages.
     place the developments in their wider historical     witnessed. This was followed by a walk through of        kick-start another year of change. Twelve of our         But what an experience; what an opportunity;
     context. The experience offered an opportunity to    a section of the trenches still preserved, then to the   students experienced the event at the SSE Arena in       what a joy! We are so very grateful to all who have
     refresh and consolidate students’ understanding      excellently detailed Flanders Fields museum and          March, which featured motivational speakers and          supported the school choir and given so generously
     of the historical environment that will feature on   finally, with moods lifted, an obligatory stop at a      celebrities focusing on building self-esteem within      over the year at our various fundraising events, to
     their examination paper this summer through a        local Belgian chocolate shop. Home exhausted for         young people. Attempting to get students to speak        aid and assist our transatlantic journey. We look
     humorous take on the events surrounding it. Two      a Sunday to recoup energy.                               of anything other than the event was a considerable      forward to sharing in our summer term edition of Et
     days later, in the early hours of Friday morning,                                                             task for weeks afterward, such was the exhilaration      Cetera some of the momentous memories we will
     steeped in a slightly more sombre note, a group                                     MR ROBERT ORR             it generated.                                            have inevitably made!
     of excited Year 8 students set off by coach for a                           ASSISTANT HEADTEACHER
                                                                                                                                                MR JOE HOLLOWAY                                       MR NICHOLAS ROBSON
                                                                                                                                          ASSISTANT HEADTEACHER                                            ASSOCIATE HEAD

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                                                                                                                        DEPARTING US TOO SOON INTERNATIONAL WOMEN
                                                                                                                        The school’s Leadership Team has been very stable       Thursday 8th March was International Women’s
                                                                                                                        for years. My eighteenth year, David Chappell’s         Day. The theme this year, #PressforProgress,
                                                                                                                        eighteenth year, Ross Wilson’s sixteenth year,          aimed to motivate and unite communities to think,
                                                                                                                        Daniel Seed’s fourteenth year, Frances Hirst’s          act and be more gender inclusive. Now, more
                                                                                                                        twentieth year, Richard Northover’s eleventh year,      than ever, there’s a strong call-to-action to press
                                                                                                                        Nicholas Robson’s tenth year. Times move and            forward and progress gender parity. First observed
                                                                                                                        it is with some trepidation that I announce here        in 1909 in New York, the day commemorates
                                                                                                                        Mr Seed’s planned departure in May to another           the movement for women’s rights. As part of
                                                                                                                        Deputy Headship near his home. Mr Seed plans            this year’s commemorations, students led a
                                                                                                                        headship and is seeking a challenging school to         number of whole school initiatives. Students in
                                                                                                                        widen his experience. Ms Hirst is obliged to leave to   Years 12 and 13 planned and delivered a PSHCE
                                                                                                                        care for a number of her family and Mr Northover’s      session exploring the feminist movement to all
                                                                                                                        circumstances have altered his long-intended            tutor groups in school; students in Year 11-13
                                                                                                                        stay. I have been proud of all of these dedicated       transformed classrooms at lunch time to celebrate
                                                                                                                        colleagues who have each brought something very         intersectionality and cultural diversity; teachers
                                                                                                                        special to Holland Park. They are well-known to         profiled women of significance in their lessons;
                                                                                                                        this school community and will be much missed by        Mr. Curtis launched this month’s ‘Cultural Capital’
                                                                                                                        me and by many.                                         contest themed around feminist literature with
                                                                                                                                                                                the winners being accompanied to the ‘Votes for
                                                                                                                                WORLD BOOK DAY                                  Women’ exhibition in the Museum of London; and
                                                                                                                                                                                Sixth Form students were invited to a showing of
                                                                                                                        Thursday 1st March saw Holland Park celebrate           the film ‘Ladybird’. Throughout all our activities
                                                                                                                        a very wintry World Book Day. With London               we collected money with all contributions being
                                                                                                                        blanketed under a cover of fresh snow for some it       donated to the Women’s Refuge.
                                                                                                                        may have been just the sort of day to curl up by a
                                                                                                                        fire with a good book. Not so the students and staff          OXBRIDGE SUCCESS
                                                                                                                        of Holland Park who were in school and took time

      IN THE BRIGHT MID-WINTER
                                                                                                                        in the day to celebrate the very best of the written    Following the superb success of 10 students in
                                                                                                                        word. Students were encouraged to share their           Year 13 securing offers to Oxford and Cambridge (a
                                                                                                                        favourite stories in their tutor groups while the       bumper year - and not at all bad for a year group
     After a lengthy journey by road and air to the         crisp spring morning. In every direction we turned,         considerable artistic talents of the student body       of 70!), younger students thought they might
     Southern Alps, sleepy morning eyes opened their        the views were breath-taking, resulting in many             were tested in the challenge to create their own        also like a taste of the action. So, on Saturday 3rd
     hotel curtains on Sunday morning to be welcomed        photographic memories. After the slopes, students           design for a National Book Token that could see its     March, sixteen students from Years 11 and 12 were
     by a picture perfect postcard of Pra-Loup ski resort   returned to the hotel for some recuperation                 way into bookshops across the country.                  taken by Ms Mulholland on a visit to Cambridge
     in France. Nestled some 2500m above sea-level at       and sustenance. There were a variety of après                                                                       University. Sidney Sussex College, hosted us for
     Uvernet-Fours in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence,
     the view was a thick blanket of bright white snow
                                                            ski activities to keep the students entertained.
                                                            From participating in an evening of ice-skating             A SPORTS TOUR TO MALTA                                  the day. Students talked to current undergraduates
                                                                                                                                                                                about the life of a Cambridge student, the work
     stretching across the resort to the mountains in       followed by crepes, to challenging the staff at                                                                     they undertake, the structure of courses, what
     the distance. After a hearty buffet breakfast forty    ten pin-bowling. There was even the opportunity             The PE Team are assembling a squad of 30 of our
                                                                                                                        finest athletes for their European Sports tour to       makes Cambridge unique, the admissions process
     four adrenaline-fuelled students and six eager         to witness a professional ski show and fire-work                                                                    and the often-dreaded Cambridge interview.
     members of staff began their daily 300m walk           display after dinner at a local restaurant. At the          Malta. They will be the beneficiaries of training
                                                                                                                        sessions during the day from elite coaches and          Our students were taken on a tour of the city and
     from the hotel to meet their instructors Julien and    end of the week awards were given to Lizaveta                                                                       visited the Fitzwilliam Museum to explore their
     Florence. The four hour lessons were the perfect       Kirkizh (Year 9) and Tommaso Gorini (Year 7) for            they will use their newly acquired skills during
                                                                                                                        fixtures in the evenings against local club teams.      permanent exhibitions. The (somewhat chilly)
     opportunity to improve techniques and develop          overall skiers of the week and the unsung ‘hero’ of                                                                 afternoon was spent on a punting trip along the
     skills from the snow-plough to the parallel turn.      the trip went to Pavel Shaulko (Year 8) for his all-        In preparation for their continental excursion our
                                                                                                                        students have undertaken additional training            River Cam where we were treated to a brief history
     These were put into practice on the picturesque        round positive attitude, behaviour and approach                                                                     of the city and its most prestigious colleges. The
     mountain passes and exhilarating slopes. The           to every element of the trip. And, it may be thanks         sessions with their PE teachers to prepare them for
                                                                                                                        this challenge. Mr Mitchell and his team are feeling    visit afforded students the chance to bust any
     weather for the majority of the week was beautiful     to Freddie Bercow’s lovely letter of thanks if a visit                                                              myths and preconceptions they might have had
     sunshine and had the days had the feeling of a         happens next year.                                          confident about the opportunity to showcase the
                                                                                                                        talents of their teams abroad. We look forward to       about the institution ahead of their applications to
                                                                                                                        seeing the silverware.                                  university in the near future.
                                                                                          MR LUKE FULLER
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