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  • Harnessing the power of small things
    The 2020 Edition

    Harnessing the power of small things

    In 2021, we need to open the door to empathy.

    Dec 20 2020• Comics
  • Stephanie English: A 200-km trek for justice
    The 2020 Edition

    Stephanie English: A 200-km trek for justice

    'I’m hoping to make better strides in life.'

    Dec 19 2020
  • Sprawlcast: Carving out space for stories of hope
    Sprawlcast

    Sprawlcast: Carving out space for stories of hope

    This year was bad, yes—but not completely.

    Dec 19 2020• Sprawlcast
  • Fernanda Ortiz: A Cochrane teen finds growth in hardship
    The 2020 Edition

    Fernanda Ortiz: A Cochrane teen finds growth in hardship

    ‘I’m not the only one that’s going through it.’

    Dec 18 2020
  • Käthe Lemon: Testing positive was a wake-up call
    The 2020 Edition

    Käthe Lemon: Testing positive was a wake-up call

    ‘Even when you think you’re doing your best, it spreads.’

    Dec 17 2020
  • The Bear Clan: Calgary’s community-watch group
    The 2020 Edition

    The Bear Clan: Calgary’s community-watch group

    Helping vulnerable Calgarians cope.

    Dec 16 2020
  • Calgary PACs gear up for 2021 election

    Calgary PACs gear up for 2021 election

    UCP green-lights big donations for third-party groups.

    Dec 15 2020• City Hall Sprawl
  • Erin Phillips: An Anglican priest grapples with risk
    The 2020 Edition

    Erin Phillips: An Anglican priest grapples with risk

    'We will just have to find another way.'

    Dec 15 2020
  • Elena Eli Belyea: Making theatre more accessible
    The 2020 Edition

    Elena Eli Belyea: Making theatre more accessible

    This challenging year also had its silver linings.

    Dec 14 2020
  • Dr. Fareen Zaver: How a physician’s life was turned upside down
    The 2020 Edition

    Dr. Fareen Zaver: How a physician’s life was turned upside down

    'I’m so afraid to be excited.'

    Dec 13 2020
  • Marita Obst: Bringing newborns into a changed world
    The 2020 Edition

    Marita Obst: Bringing newborns into a changed world

    How an Edmonton midwife worked to keep everyone safe.

    Dec 12 2020
  • Rebecca Schooten: A Calgary mom leans into the discomfort
    The 2020 Edition

    Rebecca Schooten: A Calgary mom leans into the discomfort

    ‘Community moves mountains.’

    Dec 11 2020
  • Treffrey Deerfoot: A Blackfoot elder who sees the big picture
    The 2020 Edition

    Treffrey Deerfoot: A Blackfoot elder who sees the big picture

    'We've been through pandemics before.'

    Dec 10 2020
  • Victoria Bucholtz: Creating a safe space for queerness
    The 2020 Edition

    Victoria Bucholtz: Creating a safe space for queerness

    A drag queen’s quest for equity—one show at a time.

    Dec 09 2020
  • Breanne Everett: The power of collective action
    The 2020 Edition

    Breanne Everett: The power of collective action

    Calgarians join forces to support front-line workers.

    Dec 08 2020
  • Jennifer Kenyeres: Creating warmth in cold times
    The 2020 Edition

    Jennifer Kenyeres: Creating warmth in cold times

    ‘The 2020 school year started with a bang but has ended with a stutter.’

    Dec 07 2020
  • Adanech Sahilie: An invaluable community connector
    The 2020 Edition

    Adanech Sahilie: An invaluable community connector

    ‘If each one of us does their part, we will have a good 2021.’

    Dec 06 2020
  • Taylor McNallie: A champion for Black rights in rural Alberta
    The 2020 Edition

    Taylor McNallie: A champion for Black rights in rural Alberta

    How one woman used social media for good.

    Dec 05 2020
  • What community gardens tell us about inequality

    What community gardens tell us about inequality

    In Calgary, this amenity isn't available to all.

    Dec 05 2020• Street Front
  • Chrisser Reyes: Tending to others and your own
    The 2020 Edition

    Chrisser Reyes: Tending to others and your own

    ‘I can't afford to separate myself from my family.’

    Dec 04 2020
  • Suhail Panjwani: An immigrant teacher’s longing to belong
    The 2020 Edition

    Suhail Panjwani: An immigrant teacher’s longing to belong

    His teaching practice has a focus on relationships.

    Dec 03 2020
  • Nhi Tran: How to open a bar in a pandemic
    The 2020 Edition

    Nhi Tran: How to open a bar in a pandemic

    Adapting to bring a 'little bright light' to the community.

    Dec 02 2020
  • Sadie Vipond: A young climate activist finds her voice
    The 2020 Edition

    Sadie Vipond: A young climate activist finds her voice

    ‘We can’t go back to normal when this is over.’

    Dec 01 2020
  • What if Alberta actually planned for its future?

    What if Alberta actually planned for its future?

    Climate action isn't a matter of if—it's when.

    Nov 28 2020• Climate Change Series
  • We could have done this differently—and still can

    We could have done this differently—and still can

    A doctor responds to the COVID-19 crisis.

    Nov 25 2020• Opinion
  • It feels like we've lost something in Alberta

    It feels like we've lost something in Alberta

    We need to work together again.

    Nov 21 2020• Comics
  • Sprawlcast: The freest province in Canada
    Sprawlcast

    Sprawlcast: The freest province in Canada

    As COVID-19 cases surge, Kenney doubles down.

    Nov 21 2020• Sprawlcast
  • Why is Alberta clinging to its failed COVID-19 app?

    Why is Alberta clinging to its failed COVID-19 app?

    The UCP's rigidity indicates a deeper issue.

    Nov 20 2020• Alberta Politics
  • The human cost of food delivery apps
    The Food Edition

    The human cost of food delivery apps

    'All the obligations of an employee, but none of the protections.'

    Nov 19 2020
  • Taking on climate change in Alberta

    Taking on climate change in Alberta

    Denial will not protect a landlocked province.

    Nov 14 2020• Climate Change Series
  • Food banks: A band-aid solution to a growing problem
    The Food Edition

    Food banks: A band-aid solution to a growing problem

    To address food insecurity, we need a radical change.

    Nov 10 2020
  • Sign up for our new newsletter: City Hall Sprawl

    Sign up for our new newsletter: City Hall Sprawl

    Jeremy Appel's weekly dispatch on Calgary politics.

    Nov 10 2020• City Hall Sprawl
  • The truth about the UCP's 'fiscal responsibility'

    The truth about the UCP's 'fiscal responsibility'

    It's empty talk, like so much else.

    Nov 07 2020• Opinion
  • Our newsroom is growing—again!

    Our newsroom is growing—again!

    Say hello to our new reporter and membership editor.

    Nov 04 2020• Sprawl Update
  • Why don't we have more co-op housing?

    Why don't we have more co-op housing?

    The benefits go beyond affordability.

    Nov 03 2020• Street Front
  • Embracing the ghosts 2020 brought

    Embracing the ghosts 2020 brought

    It's time to leave old expectations behind.

    Oct 31 2020• Comics
  • Here we go again: Calgary developers push for more
    Sprawlcast

    Here we go again: Calgary developers push for more

    New communities undermine city's growth and climate plans.

    Oct 30 2020• Sprawlcast
  • LETTERS: We don't need more new communities

    LETTERS: We don't need more new communities

    It's time Calgary takes sustainability seriously.

    Oct 27 2020• Letters to the Editor
  • How does one stop a government?

    How does one stop a government?

    Public pressure has made a difference in the past.

    Oct 24 2020• Alberta Politics
  • In Lethbridge, the Sage Clan offers food—and dignity
    The Food Edition

    In Lethbridge, the Sage Clan offers food—and dignity

    They serve by asking: What do you need?

    Oct 23 2020
  • Is Calgary on track? It depends who you ask

    Is Calgary on track? It depends who you ask

    Young Calgarians are more likely to say yes.

    Oct 22 2020
  • Working at the bottom of the food chain
    The Food Edition

    Working at the bottom of the food chain

    The reality of agricultural migrant workers in Alberta.

    Oct 17 2020
  • LETTER: Hey Sprawl—please follow your own manifesto

    LETTER: Hey Sprawl—please follow your own manifesto

    Don't just preach to the choir.

    Oct 14 2020• Letters to the Editor
  • Sprawlcast: The silence of Jason Kenney
    Sprawlcast

    Sprawlcast: The silence of Jason Kenney

    Why is Alberta’s premier so quiet on racism?

    Oct 10 2020• Sprawlcast
  • Finding joy where we can

    Finding joy where we can

    Our daily tasks are connected to bigger things—even in 2020.

    Oct 10 2020• Comics
  • I don’t love High Park—and that’s okay

    I don’t love High Park—and that’s okay

    In Calgary, we need to stop scorning criticism.

    Oct 07 2020• Street Front
  • ANALYSIS: The UCP's war on public health

    ANALYSIS: The UCP's war on public health

    Shifting from people to profit.

    Oct 01 2020• Alberta Politics
  • Finding empathy in journalism

    Finding empathy in journalism

    A Q&A with Hadeel Abdel-Nabi

    Sep 29 2020
  • The education of Doug Schweitzer

    The education of Doug Schweitzer

    How a promising Red Tory became Kenney’s attack dog.

    Sep 26 2020• Alberta Politics
  • It's time to slow down

    It's time to slow down

    In these hard times, attention is a gift.

    Sep 26 2020• Comics
  • How Alberta welcomed big money into city elections

    How Alberta welcomed big money into city elections

    The UCP's Bill 29 undermines local democracy, municipalities say.

    Sep 19 2020
  • The Sprawl's newsroom is growing, thanks to you

    The Sprawl's newsroom is growing, thanks to you

    We want to hire more journalists—and need your help.

    Sep 18 2020• Sprawl Update
  • Calgary families choose the suburbs—why?

    Calgary families choose the suburbs—why?

    Pushed out of the inner city, many don’t have a real choice.

    Sep 17 2020• Street Front
  • Sprawlcast: The Albertans who are fleeing the province
    Sprawlcast

    Sprawlcast: The Albertans who are fleeing the province

    Fed up with the government, many are eying the exits.

    Sep 12 2020• Sprawlcast
  • Navigating the school system in COVID-19 times

    Navigating the school system in COVID-19 times

    Community connectedness is more important than ever.

    Sep 12 2020• Comics
  • ANALYSIS: The reasons behind anti-racism protests

    ANALYSIS: The reasons behind anti-racism protests

    It’s about expanding the choices available to us.

    Sep 11 2020
  • Back-to-school feels like a roller coaster

    Back-to-school feels like a roller coaster

    'This year, so many things are out of my control.'

    Sep 05 2020• Comics
  • What Sandip Lalli's departure says about Alberta

    What Sandip Lalli's departure says about Alberta

    She gently criticized the UCP—and got replaced.

    Sep 04 2020
  • Sprawlcast: We all could use a little good news
    Sprawlcast

    Sprawlcast: We all could use a little good news

    New ventures are popping up in neighbourhoods, even now.

    Aug 29 2020• Sprawlcast
  • OPINION: Alberta’s back-to-school plan threatens women’s rights

    OPINION: Alberta’s back-to-school plan threatens women’s rights

    We need a vibrant feminist movement in Alberta right now.

    Aug 27 2020• Opinion
  • Stoney Nakoda take Alberta to court over water sale

    Stoney Nakoda take Alberta to court over water sale

    'Alberta really is acting like it's 1492.'

    Aug 25 2020
  • Been caught stealing: Life inside The Lorraine

    Been caught stealing: Life inside The Lorraine

    Can we be transformed by a building?

    Aug 22 2020
  • Sprawlcast: The Jason Kenney we need right now
    Sprawlcast

    Sprawlcast: The Jason Kenney we need right now

    'I've been a very absent premier.'

    Aug 08 2020• Sprawlcast
  • Making space for a new chapter

    Making space for a new chapter

    Endings are hard—but they bring renewal.

    Aug 01 2020• Comics
  • Calgary's mask bylaw isn't only about individuals

    Calgary's mask bylaw isn't only about individuals

    In a society, we need to consider the health of the collective.

    Aug 01 2020
  • Canada's worst hailstorm leaves Calgarians in limbo

    Canada's worst hailstorm leaves Calgarians in limbo

    The UCP response hasn't matched the disaster's scale.

    Jul 30 2020
  • Under the lid at Righteous Gelato

    Under the lid at Righteous Gelato

    Former employees speak out.

    Jul 25 2020
  • The turkey that brought us together

    The turkey that brought us together

    Today, Calgarians mourn the loss of Turk.

    Jul 24 2020
  • Black business owners call for meaningful support

    Black business owners call for meaningful support

    It's about more than a one-time purchase.

    Jul 23 2020
  • Calgary plans to double its urban forest

    Calgary plans to double its urban forest

    But budget cuts threaten this goal.

    Jul 22 2020
  • In Calgary, access to clean and safe toilets is a privilege

    In Calgary, access to clean and safe toilets is a privilege

    Sanitation issues are a human rights concern.

    Jul 18 2020
  • ANALYSIS: Sexism and conspiracies in Alberta politics

    ANALYSIS: Sexism and conspiracies in Alberta politics

    What's behind the surveillance of Shannon Phillips.

    Jul 17 2020• Alberta Politics
  • 'Rooted in community': Meet the artist behind our comics

    'Rooted in community': Meet the artist behind our comics

    A Q&A with Sam Hester.

    Jul 15 2020
  • Calgary city hall can change swiftly—when it wants to

    Calgary city hall can change swiftly—when it wants to

    Pandemic or not, this should be the new norm.

    Jul 14 2020
  • Not safe for work: Calgary sex workers adapt to pandemic

    Not safe for work: Calgary sex workers adapt to pandemic

    When all else fails, there's the internet.

    Jul 11 2020
  • 'Calgary is a city divided': Where do we go from here?
    The Racism Edition

    'Calgary is a city divided': Where do we go from here?

    A messy public hearing on racism is not enough.

    Jul 09 2020
  • My cabbie is a doctor: The problem of skill-waste in Canada

    My cabbie is a doctor: The problem of skill-waste in Canada

    Educated professionals deserve more than low incomes.

    Jul 02 2020
  • Cracking open the doors to justice
    The Racism Edition

    Cracking open the doors to justice

    Access to legal help often boils down to money.

    Jun 30 2020
  • For immigrants, hard work isn't optional
    The Racism Edition

    For immigrants, hard work isn't optional

    Our strong work ethic is a matter of survival.

    Jun 27 2020
  • THOMAS: Albertans love our parks—so why close them?

    THOMAS: Albertans love our parks—so why close them?

    Standing up for Alberta should include nature.

    Jun 25 2020• Alberta Politics
  • The systemic racism of Canadian journalism
    The Racism Edition

    The systemic racism of Canadian journalism

    It's time to go beyond ‘diversity and inclusion.’

    Jun 23 2020
  • ANALYSIS: The truth behind the UCP's anti-protest law
    The Racism Edition

    ANALYSIS: The truth behind the UCP's anti-protest law

    Bill 1 is an intimidation tactic against Indigenous peoples.

    Jun 20 2020
  • Expelling racism from the classroom
    The Racism Edition

    Expelling racism from the classroom

    Calgarians advocate for anti-racist curriculum.

    Jun 18 2020
  • OPINION: The costs of Alberta's frontier mythology
    The Racism Edition

    OPINION: The costs of Alberta's frontier mythology

    On whose backs does economic freedom rest?

    Jun 16 2020
  • A fair ride: Equity and the Green Line
    Sprawlcast
    The Green Line Edition

    A fair ride: Equity and the Green Line

    Who truly holds power at city hall?

    Jun 12 2020• Sprawlcast
  • Addressing institutional racism in Canada
    The Racism Edition

    Addressing institutional racism in Canada

    The time to talk has passed. We need anti-racism action—now.

    Jun 10 2020
  • The case for defunding Calgary police
    The Racism Edition

    The case for defunding Calgary police

    'We need people to be able to have their needs met.'

    Jun 09 2020
  • Sprawlcast: Cheryl Foggo on Black life in Alberta
    Sprawlcast
    The Racism Edition

    Sprawlcast: Cheryl Foggo on Black life in Alberta

    'We swim in a world that is built upon white supremacy.'

    Jun 06 2020• Sprawlcast
  • Why being 'not racist' is racist
    The Racism Edition

    Why being 'not racist' is racist

    When you do nothing, you are complicit.

    Jun 05 2020
  • Kensington businesses struggle to survive pandemic

    Kensington businesses struggle to survive pandemic

    It often comes down to one factor: landlords.

    Jun 03 2020
  • 'Tired of empty words': Calgarians urged to act against racism
    The Racism Edition

    'Tired of empty words': Calgarians urged to act against racism

    Don't just say something—do something.

    Jun 01 2020
  • Green Line at the crossroads
    Sprawlcast
    The Green Line Edition

    Green Line at the crossroads

    A crucial moment—yet again.

    May 30 2020• Sprawlcast
  • Sometimes things don't get easier

    Sometimes things don't get easier

    But sharing our stories can help.

    May 29 2020• Comics
  • Changing our reliance on cars

    Changing our reliance on cars

    Will Calgary embrace shared mobility once again?

    May 27 2020
  • The stories we tell ourselves

    The stories we tell ourselves

    They will define this time for us.

    May 23 2020• Comics
  • The complexity of the pandemic for First Nations

    The complexity of the pandemic for First Nations

    Data is limited—but there's a reason for it.

    May 20 2020
  • We mustn't rebuild the same inequities

    We mustn't rebuild the same inequities

    This is a chance to transform city life—for everyone.

    May 15 2020
  • Sprawlcast: Racial disparity and the Cargill outbreak
    Sprawlcast
    The Racism Edition

    Sprawlcast: Racial disparity and the Cargill outbreak

    Are we really in this together?

    May 12 2020• Sprawlcast
  • Moving into the familiar—but unknown

    Moving into the familiar—but unknown

    It feels like a risky time to build dreams.

    May 09 2020• Comics
  • The hidden costs of school choice
    The Education Edition

    The hidden costs of school choice

    Instead of staying in their neighbourhoods, kids get bused away.

    May 08 2020
  • In Alberta classrooms, oil is a tricky lesson
    The Education Edition

    In Alberta classrooms, oil is a tricky lesson

    For teachers, it can be a minefield.

    May 07 2020
  • ANALYSIS: In Cargill, Alberta faces a question of morality

    ANALYSIS: In Cargill, Alberta faces a question of morality

    Is economic productivity worth more than workers’ lives?

    May 06 2020
  • Are the queer kids alright in Kenney's Alberta?
    The Education Edition

    Are the queer kids alright in Kenney's Alberta?

    After Bill 8, protections are less certain.

    May 05 2020
  • Asking for help isn't shameful—it's smart

    Asking for help isn't shameful—it's smart

    We need each other right now.

    May 02 2020• Comics
  • Who is Adriana LaGrange?
    The Education Edition

    Who is Adriana LaGrange?

    Like Kenney, Alberta's education minister is driven by her faith.

    May 01 2020
  • 'I've always looked for ways to improve things'

    'I've always looked for ways to improve things'

    A Q&A with Ximena González, The Sprawl's assistant editor.

    Apr 30 2020• Sprawl Update
  • Finding freedom in our smaller worlds

    Finding freedom in our smaller worlds

    If the Ramsay turkey can do it, so can we.

    Apr 25 2020• Comics
  • Losing our summer—and finding it again

    Losing our summer—and finding it again

    The small joys are even more important now.

    Apr 24 2020
  • Hold it! This is not over yet
    The Alone Together Edition

    Hold it! This is not over yet

    If we ignore the experts, everyone is affected.

    Apr 18 2020• Comics
  • Sprawl Kids: Let's make a radio show!

    Sprawl Kids: Let's make a radio show!

    Here's your assignment.

    Apr 17 2020
  • Albertans have done this before—in 1918
    The Alone Together Edition

    Albertans have done this before—in 1918

    Pandemic life a century ago.

    Apr 17 2020
  • Thomas: Why Shandro was spared

    Thomas: Why Shandro was spared

    Ministers should be held responsible—but increasingly aren't.

    Apr 16 2020
  • Instead of hoarding, help your neighbours!
    The Alone Together Edition

    Instead of hoarding, help your neighbours!

    New pandemic posters from The Sprawl.

    Apr 13 2020
  • The small joys of going outside
    The Alone Together Edition

    The small joys of going outside

    They give us a sense of purpose.

    Apr 11 2020• Comics
  • The Shandro fiasco
    Sprawlcast
    The Alone Together Edition

    The Shandro fiasco

    Alberta's health minister takes on doctors—and his critics.

    Apr 09 2020• Sprawlcast
  • The Calgarians who keep us connected
    The Alone Together Edition

    The Calgarians who keep us connected

    I didn't see them, but I'm so thankful.

    Apr 04 2020• Comics
  • OPINION: Educational assistants do more than we realize

    OPINION: Educational assistants do more than we realize

    Their work matters, especially in a crisis.

    Apr 03 2020
  • Jason Kenney's squeaky-clean power scheme

    Jason Kenney's squeaky-clean power scheme

    The story he'd like you to forget.

    Apr 02 2020• Alberta Politics
  • Sprawl Kids: What I love about my street
    The Alone Together Edition

    Sprawl Kids: What I love about my street

    Cats, squirrels and more!

    Apr 01 2020
  • In dark times, we're building hopeful new norms
    The Alone Together Edition

    In dark times, we're building hopeful new norms

    Urban life in a pandemic is hard—but has silver linings.

    Mar 31 2020
  • Still working up my courage to relax
    The Alone Together Edition

    Still working up my courage to relax

    It's harder than it sounds.

    Mar 28 2020• Comics
  • Guidelines for berating your local doctor
    The Alone Together Edition

    Guidelines for berating your local doctor

    If you really must do this, safety first.

    Mar 27 2020
  • 'We never know what’s coming next'
    The Alone Together Edition

    'We never know what’s coming next'

    Calgary kids, in their own words.

    Mar 26 2020
  • Sprawl Kids: School's out—and here's what you told us
    The Alone Together Edition

    Sprawl Kids: School's out—and here's what you told us

    Time for your next assignment!

    Mar 25 2020
  • A new common sense for uncommon times
    The Alone Together Edition

    A new common sense for uncommon times

    Hannah Arendt left us some clues.

    Mar 24 2020
  • This time is not wasted
    The Alone Together Edition

    This time is not wasted

    Let's listen—and start building for what's next.

    Mar 21 2020• Comics
  • Sprawl Kids: It's okay to worry right now
    The Alone Together Edition

    Sprawl Kids: It's okay to worry right now

    The coronavirus is scary. But we can slow its spread.

    Mar 18 2020
  • Calgary shelters brace for coronavirus
    The Alone Together Edition

    Calgary shelters brace for coronavirus

    It's time to treat housing as health care. Immediately.

    Mar 17 2020
  • Pulling together—even as we move apart
    The Alone Together Edition

    Pulling together—even as we move apart

    The 2013 flood made Calgary stronger. This can too.

    Mar 13 2020• Comics
  • Sprawlcast: Plan It Calgary, 10 years later
    Sprawlcast
    Sprawl on Sprawl

    Sprawlcast: Plan It Calgary, 10 years later

    We're behind on key targets—including transit.

    Mar 06 2020• Sprawlcast
  • The demise of local political Twitter

    The demise of local political Twitter

    Can we re-humanize the conversation?

    Feb 28 2020
  • OPINION: Who really benefits from urban sprawl?
    Sprawl on Sprawl

    OPINION: Who really benefits from urban sprawl?

    Costs are socialized—but the profits aren't.

    Feb 24 2020
  • People power
    Sprawl on Sprawl

    People power

    When Calgarians fought reckless development—and won.

    Feb 21 2020
  • The city's new plan to counter sprawl
    Sprawl on Sprawl

    The city's new plan to counter sprawl

    Are Calgarians ready for denser communities?

    Feb 13 2020
  • Paying for it: Calgary's 14 new communities
    Sprawlcast
    Sprawl on Sprawl

    Paying for it: Calgary's 14 new communities

    What was city council thinking?

    Feb 10 2020• Sprawlcast
  • Nenshi's next scrap

    Nenshi's next scrap

    After nearly a decade, is he still in this?

    Feb 01 2020
  • Here's what we'll cover in 2020

    Here's what we'll cover in 2020

    The Sprawl's crowdsourced agenda.

    Jan 21 2020• Comics
  • Sprawlcast slice: Calgary Womxn's March

    Sprawlcast slice: Calgary Womxn's March

    'More than one day every year.'

    Jan 17 2020
  • Sprawlcast: More than just a corner store
    Sprawlcast

    Sprawlcast: More than just a corner store

    This is where community happens.

    Jan 13 2020• Sprawlcast
  • The forgotten Calgary, now mapped

    The forgotten Calgary, now mapped

    Instead of your phone, try this.

    Jan 11 2020

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