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Adding an addition to your home is always a big deal; designing and planning the perfect room or rooms can be thrilling. The excitement of completing it and the anticipation of how it will turn out can cause a homeowner to lose sleep.

For big projects many homeowner prefer to hire a professional contractor, mainly because they have the necessary tools to get the job done right the first time. The biggest part of any addition is the drywall. Contractors who specialize in this area have their own drywall tools.

Many homeowners who have experience in big renovation projects choose to own their own tools. However when it comes to drywall, it is important that you have the right tools.

Drywall tools come in many different shapes and sizes. They are used for a number of different steps that are involved in hanging drywall. When used properly, you can create a showplace for your friends and family to enjoy.

• Trowels,

• Sanders

• Drills

• Tape measures

• T-squares

• Utility knives

• Screws

• Drywall Saw

These are all essential drywall tools and when used properly, can create a wonderful room. There are many more drywall tools that can assist you with all of your drywall projects.

Different Drywall tools are used at different stages of the project, and a good contractor is proficient at using each and every one of them. It is important that you read all instructions that are provided with the drywall tool. It is critically important that you have the right drywall tools for the renovation that you are starting.

The basics of using drywall tools is really quite simple, however, toward the end of the project you may want to add special touches to the room or rooms that you have created. Texturing the walls is an excellent way to add depth and elegance.

In past years, when this type of design was added to a renovation it was done by a highly trained professional. This meant that the cost was exorbitant however the results were magnificent.

Today, there are texturing tools that can turn any contractor into a texturing expert. These drywall tools are hand held and can create the most spectacular design on any wall or ceiling. With a little practice, any do it yourselfer can become an expert also.

Drywall tools can make any project, large or small easier and give it a finished more professional look. In the past, drywall tools have been big and clunky and very hard to manage. Today, drywall tools have been redesigned to be smaller and more user friendly. They are easier to use and can turn anyone into a pro. Hanging drywall is a very labor-intensive task but with the right tools, it can be done with ease.

With the right drywall tools, even the novice homeowner can be turned into an expert in no time at all. Drywall tools were designed to assist both contractors and do it yourselfers in creating wonderful and elegant rooms that the owners will be proud to show off.

Peter Geisheker is the CEO of The Geisheker Group marketing company. Peter provides marketing services for finishing tools, including Drywall Tools.

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Chandler Arizona was named after Dr. Chandler who moved to the area decades ago. The town was put on the map when the prestigious San Marcus hotel was built close to now what is considered down town. When the hotel was first built it was in the middle of the desert accompanied only buy desert cacti and shrubs. Today it is a historic hotel tucked behind growth and development. Chandler has become a modern society aided by the employment of the tech industries.

Chandler center for the arts is just a stones trow away from the San Marcus Hotel and Golf Course. It is used as a theatre from concerts to ballet. The structure is filled with hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of chandeliers. The entire city benefits from the structure as it is even used for the local high school concerts and art displays.

Fine dining isn’t foreign to Chandler, but some of the best restaurants are ran by Mom and Pop. One can choose from authentic mexican at Elmer’s Tacos or Guedo’s Tacos, One of the best pizza places is Nello’s just up the street. Or the more popular restaurant chains like the Cheese Cake Factory and BJ’s Pizza are found at the Chandler Mall. Chandler is also home of the first Cold Stone Creamery. Whatever your craving is, Chandler will have it.

One of the most anticipated event of the year is the Ostrich Festival. I know that might sound a little out of place for Chandler, but Chandler had ostrich Farms back in the day. In celebration of Chandler’s roots, people from all over the phoenix valley come to watch ostrich races and enjoy a carnival. Rides and plenty of good food abound. Live music fills the air each night and unique vendors line the streets. It is a fond memory for Chandler residents who remember the festival as kids. It is a one of a kind festival that the entire family can enjoy. It last for a few days and happens one time a year.

Chandler also was a farming town. There is still evidence of this in the way the city is laid out. There are a few farms here and there that remain that give Chandler that rural look. Chandler has a building code that includes a strict height limit to buildings and commercial fronts. You won’t see any sky scrapers in Chandler, but you will find a south west fill to everything from the shopping centers to the neighborhoods.

Although Arizona is a desert, Chandler has many lake communities and plenty of green golf courses. With all the sunshine just about anything grows in Arizona. All one needs to do is add water. Chandler is an Oasis for many residents. A good portion of the population comes from other states only during the winter time. These winter visitors return to their home towns during the summer and take advantage of Arizona’s perfect winters. The cost of living is very reasonable and is sure not to turn anybody away. The variety of what Chandler has to offer will suit any new comer. Residents are friendly and almost nobody is native. Well, at least that is the way it seems. With 4% a year population growth it is no wonder either. Arizona is t he place to be.

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The number of mortgage products that are available to property buyers has decreased by almost 75% since April 2007. Lenders are making it increasingly more difficult for the first time investor to enter the buy to let market. In response to the credit crunch, banks appear to be hitting landlords the hardest.

HBOS, who is the owner of a number of lenders including the Bank of Scotland and the Halifax, to name just two, has recently taken steps to effectively price itself out of the buy to let market. The other big lenders seem set to follow suit and “shut up shop,” for all but the most risk free investments. They seem set to abandon the buy to let investor until the property market shows serious signs of turning around.

The rates that are being offered to UK buy to let landlords are becoming so unattractive that it is causing many to either seek a buyer for their portfolio or decide to hold and not consider buying any new property or refinancing their current portfolio until things get back to some form of stability.

It is as if the banks have got together and made a collective decision to price the first time landlord out of the buy to let market. They are doing this by asking for larger deposits and changing rates to be so high that it makes it almost impossible for the first timer to see the value or profit in investing.

What are investors currently doing to weather this storm?

1. Many investors are now looking more seriously at buying overseas properties

2. Investors are holding onto their properties and not buying any more and not refinancing their current portfolio until the economic climate changes.

3. As an alternative to investing in buy to lets, investors are turning their hand to developing properties instead.

4. Investors are putting their money into other potentially lucrative investments; things such as becoming a venture capitalist are becoming very popular.

5. Property investors are now having to travel further than just their local area to find the right kind of properties at the right price. They are then trying to obtain the best mortgage rate they can and making a decision to sit things out until the market begins to move in a positive direction again. Then they will be able to refinance to a better rate and draw out some much needed cash from the equity.

Is there any good news?

For the experienced UK buy to let landlord who has a surplus of cash, there are some great bargains to be had. There is less competition at the moment, which means that those investors that have the cash and the knowledge to weather this storm are in a very strong position.

Home owners that have to sell their home are finding it difficult to sell. Hence, the opportunity for investors to pick up many BMV properties that previously they where finding it difficult to get their hands on.

At the moment surveyors don’t seem to have a grip on what the real current market value of property is and in certain situations this can open things up for the discerning investor to pick up a bargain.

Any property investor, including the first time investor, that is prepared to do double the work to find the bargain properties and then is prepared to live with perhaps a couple of years of higher mortgage rates, in a few years time when they refinance, will potentially see huge gains.

Although, many analysts are predicting the worst property crises for two decades, there are always those astute investors that seem to thrive in any sort of property market.

The question all investors, new or old, have to currently ask themselves, is do they see opportunity or just a black hole in the current buy to let market place. If all they can see is a black hole, then they will probably find making money from their investments virtually impossible in the current market conditions; however, if they see opportunity, they may end up being among the few property investors that thrive in these sorts of adverse investing conditions.

Lenders do seem to be abandoning the large majority of UK buy to let landlords; yet, what they are also doing, perhaps unintentionally, is separating the men from the boys, the strong from the weak, the experienced from the novices and the low risk investors from the gamblers.

Carlton Johnson is a well respected author, investor and webmaster. To learn more about how to be a successful landlord in the UK visit the UK Investment Property website, for all the latest investment property tips and advice.

Uncertainty and nervousness is currently gripping the global financial markets. Many property investors in the UK are wondering whether to buy property in the UK at all in the current economic climate.

But are we really on the verge of the property market crashing down around us?

This article will explore what’s currently happening in the financial market and whether now is the wrong time to be buying property in the UK. It’s goals is that after reading it you will have a much better understanding of the current financial climate and how you can still make money in it.

What’s happening in the financial markets around the World?

The speed and the depth of reach of the fall out from the sub prime financial crisis in the States has taken many investors and financial organisations by surprise. Many people knew that the stability of the US economy had far reaching implications for the rest of the World, but just how far, is only just becoming apparent.

There has been a panic amongst lenders in the UK and a reluctance to really admit how hard they have been hit. Banks are becoming suspicious of each other and we are in a situation where they are no longer lending to each other as freely as they used to.

All the big lenders appear to have been hit heavily. Some of them are now admitting it openly and asking for help from shareholders while others are determined to try and put a brave face on and try to brave it alone.

The Bank of England is desperate to keep the mortgage market stable and the economy going forward. There is confusion within the Bank of England as to what is the best way to achieve this, but as a result of them knowing something has to be done, they have decided to make 50 billion pounds available to try and help curb the problem.

One thing that that has become abundantly clear is that many banks and financial organisations appear to be run by people with very little business and financial savvy themselves. Criteria that have been set in the past for lending purposes seem to have gone out the window and one has to ask oneself, on what basis where they set in the first place?

On the whole, 100% plus mortgages seem to have been abandoned. Big players in the buy to let mortgage market, such as Mortgage Express, have pulled key products, such as their same day remortgage product and are now insisting investors have had their property for at least 6 months before being allowed to remortgage.

Many property investors are finding life difficult as they are having a hard time finding mortgage products that make buy to let investing financially viable.

Surveyors seem to be running around like headless chickens, not really having a clue how to value properties in the current climate. While they where confident of their valuations in a more stable market, bring in a little instability and their valuations seem to be on shaky ground, with each surveyor looking over his shoulder and being scared to overvalue properties, hence many times undervaluing them.

Off plan property investors are being especially hard hit since surveyors are being particularly caution with anything that it is difficult to get comparables for. Properties that where bought off plan 18 months ago are now coming to completion and are not worth what they where projected to be worth.

The fragility of the lending World and how it operates has become painfully apparent to all.

Should you abandon the idea of buying property in the UK altogether?

Good question. And with the speculation of a UK property market crash, it is a question that many investors are asking. However, astute property investors don’t get caught up in speculation. They know that they just need to focus on buying BMV properties based on local affordability that have good rental yield and they will be fine.

They are confident that if they can buy these properties for around 4 times, or less, of what the local average salary is and they can manage to get a reasonable rental yield, then long term they are onto a winner.

However, if you are looking at buying in areas where the property prices are 7-10 times the local affordability then you are potentially on shaky ground.

These are great learning times for the positive thinking UK property investor. For the next few years you probably won’t be able to complacently buy a property anywhere in the country and just expect it to rise in value. Now, is the time when you have to learn your craft properly. It’s time to go back to school.

The next few years promise to be lean times for most investors. But for the wise, experienced investor who understands the property and financial markets and who knows how to work with them in any and all economic conditions, the next few years should be years of expansion, not contraction. Yes, there are difficult times a head, but out of huge challenges can come tremendous growth.

Carlton Johnson is a respected author and property investor who specialises in helping people to achieve financial freedom through investing in property. For some great free tips and advice visit the UK Investment Property website.

It’s fun to read stories about wins and losses in the real estate game. It’s motivational and entertaining, but sometimes it’s more important to learn some very practical information every real estate investor (or even a home buyer) should know. Here are ten essential terms to know.

Types of Interest in Land

1. FREEHOLD: Owning a freehold property means you have the right to use the land for an indefinite period of time and, subject to any bylaws or restrictive covenants, may do what you wish with that land.

2. LEASEHOLD INTEREST: Owning a leasehold on a piece of land gives you the right to use the land for a certain period of time. The owner of the leasehold may sell the land, but the new land owner will be subject to the terms and conditions of the original lease.

Owning Property

3. JOINT TENANCY: Typically how you would own the home you live in with your spouse, as it has the right of survivorship which means if one of the owners dies the other immediately is given the other person’s share of the home. Interest is undivided but equal in this ownership type.

4. TENANTS IN COMMON: This is how my husband, Dave, and I own most of our properties together as it allows us to specify the percentage amount of ownership, and it does not carry the automatic right of survivorship. For investment properties this makes a lot of sense because you may not want your partners to automatically get your share of the property if you pass away. For example, Dave and a partner M.M. have bought properties together as Tenants in Common. If Dave passed away, he’d likely want his share to pass on to me or his family, not necessarily to M.M.

If you are putting in unequal amounts of money into the investment you may want the ownership percentages to reflect this. For example, early on in our relationship, we bought property where Dave did 100% of the work on the deal and put up most of the money. We own this property together as Tenants in Common with him owning 60% of the property and me owning 40%. At tax time, he claims 60% of the income and expenses and I claim 40%.

Terms you will see in a Purchase and Sale Agreement

5 & 6. FIXTURES vs CHATTELS: If an item is built in or attached to the property in a permanent way, then it is considered a fixture and will be transferred with the property unless it’s otherwise stated in the purchase and sale agreement. A chattel, on the other hand, is something that is movable like a fridge or a washer and dryer. These are assumed to not be included unless otherwise stated in the agreement.

7. & 8. CONDITIONS and WARRANTIES: A condition is a fundamental part of the contract. We always make our contracts for purchase and sale subject to at least one condition for at least 5 business days. In the tri-plex we almost bought, we struck out the subject to inspection condition but had the deal subject to us being able to obtain satisfactory financing. A breach of a condition within the set time period stated in the contract allows you to get out of the contract. We were able to walk away from the contract without losing any money during that 5 day conditional period because of the financing clause. A warranty, on the other hand, is a promise but it is not fundamental to the contract. In a breach of warranty you may sue for damages but it does not allow you to neglect your contractual obligations. A warranty may apply to something like condominium fees. A seller may warrant that his/her fees are $300 a month. You may find out they are actually $400. This is not a fundamental breach of contract, but you could seek damages as it will cost you $100 more per month.

9. CONSIDERATION: In contractual terms consideration refers to something of value. When you buy a property, the price you pay is the consideration. This is not always a dollar amount, as it could be another property or a promise of value.

10. DAMAGES: Damages refer to financial losses that have arisen from failure to complete the deal as stated in the contract. You have to prove you have suffered financially as a result of the other parties actions, and then you can sue for those damages. For example, you could sue for the $100/month difference in condo fees if you could prove you’ve suffered financially by the sellers misrepresentation of the condo fees.

There’s a fantastic CANADIAN resource for all things real estate by Douglas Grey, which I used to check some of my definitions above. It’s called: Making Money in Real Estate: The Canadian Guide to Profitable Investment in Residential Property, Revised Edition. He covers everything including insurance, tax, legal information and provides additional resources. It’s a solid book to have in your library as a Canadian real estate investor.

In eight years my husband and I have built a multi-million dollar real estate portfolio in our spare time with minimal cash resources. We publish a free monthly newsletter to help other rookie real estate investors achieve their real estate investment goals. Click here to sign up for our free monthly newsletter or read some of our past success stories and tips for the beginner Canadian Real Estate Investor.

If you have never been to the beautiful, pristine beaches of Mexico, you are truly missing one of life’s little pleasures. Warm sand through your bare toes as you walk the evening beach listening as the waves playfully tickle the moistened sand is a memory that will last a lifetime. Mexican vacation rentals have proven to be a popular way for many people from around the world to appreciate, if only for a short time, the beauty that we call Mexico.

Perhaps your enjoyment comes from snorkeling in the warmer Gulf waters, go horseback riding into a groomed trail through the rainforest, or you can even explore long forgotten caves once riddled with pirate’s treasure. Even the botanical gardens will impress you with the copious numbers of species and genres of native fauna.

Mexican vacation rentals get you one step closer to heaven.

What does a rental mean to you? Imagine waking in the morning to a cook preparing your family breakfast as the children are frolicking through the wading pool in the back supervised by the nanny. Imagine taking your spouse to beautiful destinations after waking up to the sound of the ocean at your backdoor. The possibilities are limitless, and in Mexico, you will find you are appreciated.

San Jose del Cabo brings you one step closer to the historic culture and world that is Mexico. Surfing can be found anywhere in the world, but everyone dreams of surfing the great waves of Baja. Imagine swimming with dolphins in Puerto Vallarta, or even watching migrating whales while visiting the Sea of Cortez in your custom sunset cruiser. The possibilities are limitless!

A Mexican vacation rental gets you one step closer to perfection. You get to determine your level of seclusion while you insuring you are close enough to civilization to get high speed internet access or visit local shops of antiquity to pick up trinkets for family and friends you left back at your other home. In fact, so many foreigners enjoy Mexico so much they choose to purchase or lease property. Yes, living in this culturally rich country with a strong infrastructure is a dream come true for many, and believe it or not, living in Mexico has never been so easy.

In fact, the instrument of your dreams is close at hand. You deserve more out of life, and while prices sky rocket in the United States, Canada, and other parts of the world, this is one country were stability has brought many great things to the citizens as well as the long time residents. Does this mean it is as easy as signing a lease? Well, in some cases that is all there is to it, but would you sign a lease without knowing more?

A Mexican vacation rental can be a dream come true, but knowing what you are getting yourself in for – both positive and negative – will insure you the best results for your efforts. Sometimes, just a little help can insure you get to enjoy the pristine beaches and environment that is known to all as Mexico.

More about vacationing in Mexico or investment properties in Mexico, please visit All About Cabo San Lucas.

This weekend, you pack your family up into the family suburban, and you happily head to a local lake in the country. You rented a cabin for the weekend by this pristine lake known for its fishing and boating. The problem is that this is a vacation rental you have never seen. Since the majority of the population is trusting, you happened to believe the ad that made promises of the perfect family weekend. However, when you get to this property, you discover that the huge lake is more like a fish pond, and while there are indeed fish, the true owners of the property would probably not appreciate you dining on their goldfish.

What happened here? Miscommunication? Did you get the wrong address?

Unfortunately, if this happened to you, you were probably the victim of a scam. Perhaps losing the money is not the worse part of being a victim of fraud, but the fact that you are left feeling betrayed and hurt as is any victim. While this could happen to anyone in your hometown, this can also be taken to a larger region.

In the past years, many people have thought they were purchasing vacation homes in beautiful Mexico. Beach front property. Cheap prices. Guaranteed ownership through some loophole. The problem is that when you are scammed, you are left with nothing but empty pockets and a broken heart.

Unfortunately, the media is all about printing the horror stories, so many people believe having a vacation rental in Mexico always means getting scammed or ripped off. This is far from the truth!

Mexico is one of the most premier and beautiful vacationing spots in the world. Affordable prices, friendly people, hospitable services, and beautiful landscape all lend a part in offering the visitor something special. Even a visitor can turn into a long term residence. Yes, Mexico is just that beautiful.

However, it is important to always be a wise and smart consumer. If it sounds to good to be true, it probably is. This is something you should always keep near and dear to your heart when looking for great rental property.

Remember, anyone can be the victim of a scam or fraud. But it is easier than ever to use your head. Do your research. Contact the appropriate authorities if you are the victim of fraud to insure that others do not fall victim to the same scam. Do your part, and you will find that having property in Mexico can be a reality.

Always use proper legal channels. If the company you are dealing with suggested you do not need legal representation because he or she can be trusted, walk, no run, as fast as you can the other way. Dreaming of a beautiful sunset over the Pacific can be a reality, but if you are taken advantage of, you will find that your dream will be put on hold.

A vacation rental is a possibility. You can have your own slice of heaven, but you will want to insure proper legal channels are followed and contacted in order to thoroughly enjoy your investment.

More about vacationing in Mexico or investment properties in Mexico, please visit All About Cabo San Lucas.

Year 2007 indeed proven to be a surprise packet for the Adelaide real estate market, with the Adelaide Median home price moving forward approximately 20%. This was a unique year not because Adelaide residential property was in high demand but because of where the demand was coming from.

According to the anecdotal observation of Mark Sanderson of Smallacombe Sanderson, 2007 represented a year where higher proportions of interstate buyers were entering the South Australian market. This observation was made even more interesting as for the first time, buyers were emerging from Western Australia which historically has not previous been a market for South Australian Real Estate.

In the face of rising interest rates, property prices have continued to rise in South Australia. Despite this, the 2007 December quarter median home prices across the Australian mainland capital cities indicate that the median home price for Adelaide is well below any other mainland city and is in fact the only mainland city with median home price below $400,000, as is evident from table 1.

City - Median

Adelaide - $350,000

Brisbane - $410,000

Darwin - $412,000

Canberra - $457,000

Perth - $465,000

Melbourne - $485,000

Sydney - $551,000

Australian Weighted Average $471,300

Source: Real Estate Institute of Australia

Arguably much of the interest surrounding South Australia has been directed at its mining sector. Following from the Perth property markets recent boom, which was primarily driven by its resources, much attention is now being directed at the South Australian property market.

It is expected that the effects of mining and the economic prosperity it brings to a region will indeed be felt in South Australia for many decades to come. The building momentum of public sentiment surrounding global warming is bringing into question the wisdom of the long term continued use of fossil fuels. Given the abundance of fossil fuels and our current dependence on them, the shift away from these fuels will not be slow or easy. The threat of global warming has however focused many nations attention towards alternative power sources and uranium is very much on the agenda.

Given the largest know deposit of Uranium is now know to exist in South Australia as well as plans to significantly open these mines, many have predicted prosperous times ahead for the state and the city of Adelaide. What is less know are the various other mines operating throughout the state as well as the extent of additional mining exploration occurring. Much of South Australia’s resources have yet to be explored and a recent push towards remedying this situation has been underway. See figure 1.

Figure 1(http://www.adelaidepropertyfinders.com.au/docs/page/133/136/figure1.gif). Source: Minerals and Energy Resources South Australia, PIRSA

The exponential increase in mineral exploration expenditure over the last 4 years has resulted in a dramatic increase in mineral exploration licence coverage throughout the state as is evident from figure 2.

Figure 2(http://www.adelaidepropertyfinders.com.au/docs/page/133/136/figure2.gif). Source: Minerals and Energy Resources South Australia, PIRSA

The significant increase in mineral exploration expenditure in addition to the states know resources makes for part of the foundation currently being laid which is likely to cement South Australia’s prosperity for years to come. This together with the lowest median home price of any mainland Australian city places the South Australian real estate market in an enviable position and gives it a fresh set of legs with plenty of room to catch up.

Angelo Mena is the director of the Adelaide buyers’ agent, “Adelaide Property Finders” - http://www.adelaidepropertyfinders.com.au. He is also a property investor, a property investment lecturer as well as the publisher of ‘The Adelaide Investorgator’.

If you’re like many people in the United States, you may be having trouble making your mortgage payments. And as interest rates continue to rise, your payments are going up and up. What can you do to avoid the finality of foreclosure?

It’s important to understand how you got into trouble in the first place. Have you had a loss of a job? Is your interest rate climbing in your adjustable rate mortgage? Have property values declined in your neighborhood making it difficult to sell. Once you put your finger on the problem, you need to face it head on. Ignoring the letters and phone calls from your lender won’t make the problem go away. In fact, it can make it much worse.

As soon as you realize you have a problem you need to contact your lender. If you’re in the position right now of being in trouble, contact your lender immediately. Most banks aren’t excited about having to resell your home. They’d rather work with you in most cases to keep your home.

Determine if there’s a way for you to increase your income in order to put more money toward your mortgage payments. Can someone work a second job? Can you search for a job that’s higher paying?

It’s also important to see if you can refinance your mortgage at a fixed interest rate. This will keep your payments the same over the entire life of your mortgage. If you can refinance, you may be able to set up reasonable payments.

Another option may be to rent your home if you can get enough rent to cover the cost of the mortgage. You may also want to consider allowing someone to rent a room to bring in extra income for your home.

If you can’t bring in more money and refinancing isn’t an option, you need to try to sell your home. As difficult as it may be to let go of it, it’s better to sell it than have a foreclosure. If you owe more than your property is worth, you should contact your bank.

Many lenders will allow you to perform a “short sale” that will allow you to sell the house for somewhat less than its value and have the difference forgiven. Many banks allow this because in the long run it’s still less costly for them than trying to sell your home.

Finally, if you’ve exhausted all of the possibilities and you can’t find a way to pay your mortgage payments and get out of trouble, you may have to walk away from your home. A foreclosure will be a dark mark on your credit for many years; however you should remember that you’re not alone. You simply have to take with you the lessons you’ve learned about home financing.

There are no guarantees that if you follow everything here, you will successfully keep your home.

But it’s 100% certain that by doing NOTHING, you will absolutely lose your home.

Take comfort from each little success you achieve in this whole process - even a phone call or email you accomplish - to help you stay strong and keep going in this fight.

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