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ART & CULTURE fRidAy, MARcH 8, 2019 8 Lizzie A psychological thriller based on the infamous 1892 murders of the Borden family. Kylie Jenner becomes the youngest self-made billionaire ever H o RoScope ARieS (March 21 - April 20) : Simplifying and reducing waste in your professional life can be especially helpful to you with Saturn transiting your solar tenth house, and today, this task comes naturally. Self-improvement efforts seem to tie in with your long-term or career goals at this time. tAURUS (April 21 - May 21) : A realistic approach to your relationships wins favor. The key is holding modest or regular expectations, since expecting too much, either of yourself or others, can lead to ups and downs. This can also be a time for getting a nice little window into what may have recently been tripping you up so that you can now make some improvements. GeMini (May 22 - June 21) : Simplifying is usually in order when Saturn is strong as it is today. You might also discover that using a bit of strategy rather than throwing too much energy into an endeavor is the most successful approach at this time. Today, it can be very satisfying to make the best of what you have. In mid-November, Kylie Jenner marked a milestone moment with a visit to a strip mall. For the past three years, her Kylie Cosmetics had only sold its makeup online and briefly in pop up shops. But after signing an exclusive distribution deal with Ulta, the beauty retailer, Kylie Cosmetics was rolling its $29 lip kits-a matte liquid lipstick and matching lip liner-into Ulta's 1,000-plus stores. And Jenner showed up to the Richmond Avenue Ulta in Houston to greet customers, sign autographs on lip kits and, of course, pose for selfies with her fans. Over the next six weeks, Kylie Cosmetics sold $54.5 million worth of products in Ulta, according to estimates from Oppenheimer. "I popped up at a few stores, I did my usual social media-I did what I usually do, and it just worked," she says. Fueled in part by the Ulta expansion, Kylie Cosmetics' revenue climbed 9% last year to an estimated $360 million. With that kind of growth, and even using a conservative multiple from the booming makeup industry, Forbes estimates Jenner's company is worth at least $900 million. She owns all of it. Add in the cash Jenner has already pulled from the profitable business and the 21-yearold is now a billionaire, with an estimated fortune of $1 billion. She's the youngest-ever selfmade billionaire, reaching a tenfigure fortune at a younger age than even Mark Zuckerberg (who was 23 when he hit that mark). "I didn't expect anything. I did not foresee the future," says Jenner, who is the youngest billionaire in the world. "But [the recognition] feels really good. That's a nice pat on the back." "It's the power of social media," Jenner says. "I had such a strong reach before I was able to start anything." JAMEL TOPPIN FOR FORBES The beauty of Kylie Cosmetics, which Jenner started in 2015, is its minuscule overhead-and the outsize profits that go straight into Jenner's pocket. Her empire consists of just seven full-time and five part-time employees. Marketing is done mostly through social media, where Jenner has a massive following. She announces product launches, previews new items and announces the Kylie Cosmetics shades she's wearing directly to the 175 million-plus who follow her across Snapchat, Instagram, Facebook and Twitter. "It's the power of social media," Jenner says. "I had such a strong reach before I was able to start anything." When Kylie Cosmetics launched in Ulta in 50 states, the reaction was a real-life version of the online rush Jenner created years earlier, when her initial kits sold out online in less than a minute. Ulta shoppers went wild. In some stores inventory was gone in hours. "It sold out faster than we planned," admits Tara Simon, Ulta's senior vice president of merchandising. "She did well online, but there's only so far that that can take her," says Shannon Coyne, an equity research analyst at BMO Capital Markets. "She probably realized: 'If I want to get big, I've got to scale, and to do that, I need a partner.' Ultimately, she wants to grow her brand, and she needs this store presence to do that." For now, Jenner is focused on expanding her product range to include a setting powder, and bringing eyeshadows, powders and bronzers to Ulta. "I see [Kylie Cosmetics] going very far," Jenner says. "I work really hard." Whatever happens next, one thing is certain. Jenner will share it all on social media, much to the delight of her tens of millions of fans. -Forbes LiBRA (Sept. 24 - Oct. 23) : Today is good for productivity and organization toward these ends, and you're likely to find it easier than usual to make a few sacrifices now if it helps you later. You're feeling a little more grounded and secure, and it suits you well today! ScoRpio (Oct. 24 - Nov. 22) : It also helps that both the Sun and Saturn are harmonizing with your sign, encouraging an appreciation for order. Stable and solid energy is with you for applying yourself to creative pursuits and hobbies or to productive types of recreation. You see more clearly the benefits of hard work. SAGittARiUS (Nov. 23 - Dec. 21) : Small efforts to connect with family can go a long way towards strengthening ties, and a moderate approach can be most appreciated. Slowing down can improve the quality of your work, and highlights your appreciation of the simpler things in life. This is a time for conserving energy and building strength. Genre : Biography, Crime, Drama Directed By : Craig William Macneill Written By : Bryce Kass Stars : Chloë Sevigny, Kristen Stewart, Jeff Perry In Theaters : 14 September 2018 Runtime : 106 minutes Studio : Saban Films and Roadside Attractions The actor who played Jack Black's guitar-playing prodigy in "School of Rock" was arrested and accused of swiping several expensive guitars in Florida in the past five weeks, authorities said Wednesday. Joseph "Joey" Gaydos Jr., 27, who played Zack Mooneyham in the 2003 movie, has open theft and shoplifting cases in Sarasota, Venice and North Port, police and arrest records showed. On Jan. 31 in North Port, Gaydos asked a store clerk if he could play an $800 Les Paul Epiphone Prophecy guitar - and he did, before dashing out without paying, according to a probable cause affidavit prepared by Officer Ralph Casselli. The heavily redacted report didn't show how police tracked down Gaydos, before his arrest on Feb. 25. Gaydos was inside Troll Music store on Feb. 7 in Venice, when he strapped on a guitar and casually walked the floor while playing it, according to security video posted by that city's police department. "When StoRyLine : Academy Award (R) nominee Chloë Sevigny (Boys Don't Cry, "Big Love") stars as Lizzie Borden, the notorious woman at the heart of one of the most enduring mysteries in American history. After a lifetime of loneliness, Lizzie finds a kindred spirit in housemaid Bridget Sullivan (Kristen Stewart) and their secret intimacy sparks an unthinkable act. Director Craig William Macneill (The Boy (2015), "Channel Zero: Candle Cove") explores the days leading up to the savage crimes in a dark tale of repression, exploitation and thwarted dreams. -IMDb School of Rocks actor charged with stealing guitars will thieves learn that almost all establishments have cameras? This sticky-fingered bandit made off with a guitar while the employee was distracted," according to a police statement asking for the public's help. That "video of him allegedly stealing a guitar ... helped lead Maleficent Sequel gets a striking poster and a new release date to his arrest" on Feb. 25, Venice police spokeswoman Lorraine Anderson said on Wednesday. Then in Sarasota, he was arrested on Feb. 11 for allegedly swiping a $1,900 guitar from the Sam Ash Music Store, according to police. Gaydos had walked out of the store with the "Maleficent: Mistress of Evil" will hit theaters on Oct. 18, 2019, Walt Disney Studios announced on Wednesday. The fantasy adventure is moving its release date up by seven months. It had previously been slated to debut on May 29, 2020. The new date pits "Maleficent: Mistress of Evil" against an untitled film from high-priced instrument without paying and got into his car before employees surrounded the vehicle and called police, officials said. Joey Gados Jr. was arrested after allegedly trying to steal guitars and amplifiers in Florida. "I need to be arrested. I stole the guitar," Gaydos allegedly told the arresting officer. Gaydos has been charged with two counts of grand theft and one count of shoplifting, according to Sarasota and Manatee County Sheriff's jail records. "School of Rock" is the only acting credited listed for Gaydos, according to IMDB. In a where-are-they-now piece about "School of Rock," the Hollywood Reporter said this past October that Gaydos was concentrating on a music career in his native Michigan. Gaydos' father answered the phone at the family's listed Florida number on Wednesday and told NBC News that his son hadn't yet hired a lawyer and did not want to discuss the cases. -NBC News horror-maker Blumhouse. It will also have to contend with the second weekends of "The Adams Family," the adaptation of Donna Tartt's "The Goldfinch," "Zombieland 2," and "Gemini Man," a futuristic thriller that unites Will Smith and Ang Lee. If it had opened on its original date in May, "Maleficent: Mistress of Evil" would have been facing off against the sophomore weekends of "Fast & Furious 9" and "The Spongebob Movie." In the film, Angelina Jolie reprises her role as the villainous enchantress Maleficent. The cast also includes Elle Fanning, Sam Riley, Imelda Staunton, Juno Temple, and Lesley Manville, who appeared in the first installment, as well as franchise newcomers Michelle Pfeiffer, Ed Skrein, Harris Dickinson, and Chiwetel Ejiofor. Joachim Rønning ("Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales") directs from a screenplay by Linda Woolverton, Micah Fitzerman- Blue, and Noah Harpster. The first "Maleficent" was a box office smash when it opened in 2014. It grossed $758.5 million globally on a $180 million budget. -VARIETY cAnceR (June 22 - July 23) : Patience with others has strong rewards for you. It's a good time to build your faith in a person or relationship, as well as for showing your value and strength to a special someone, especially through practical displays of affection. Leo (July 24 - Aug. 23) : Your sense of tomorrow is strong and dominant, and working on making today more secure makes the most sense now. Look for activities that help anchor or ground you, as they may be precisely what you need right now. Feeling useful serves a need. ViRGo (Aug. 24 - Sept. 23) : Make a decision, solve a dilemma, edit a project, or organize an area of your life. Benefiting from someone's wisdom or experience can figure strongly now. The Moon's move into your intimacy sector also suggests a more serious and considered approach to the day. cApRicoRn (Dec. 22 - Jan. 20) : Those things that fell out of view or that were neglected can now demand your focus. People may still be looking for your help, but it seems best that you focus on some personal affairs that need sorting. Mind you, this is a good time for being taken seriously, and getting organized comes naturally to you. AQUARiUS (Jan. 21 - Feb. 19) : There are benefits to looking into ways to improve your finances, business, or practical affairs now, and simplifying seems the key to success and happiness under the influence of a Sun-Saturn aspect. As you clear the decks, you discover that you can be more productive and organized. piSceS (Feb. 20 - Mar. 20) : A logical, orderly approach to what you do yields the right results. Perhaps most important, the ability to accept things for what they are leads to success now. The Moon's transit of your resources sector is another sign that you're seeking to feel grounded. John Cena posts picture of Ranveer Singh's Gully Boy John Cena continues to confound fans on Instagram. His latest post is of Ranveer Singh's Gully Boy. Wrestler-turned-actor John Cena has posted a picture from the film Gully Boy on his Instagram. Cena frequently posts random images on social media, keeping with his bio, which reads, "Welcome to my Instagram. These images will be posted without explanation, for your interpretation. Enjoy." The image of Gully Boy seems to be the cover image for the song Apna Time Ayega, performed by actor Ranveer Singh in the film. Directed by Zoya Akhtar, Gully Boy is based on Mumbai's underground rap scene, and tells the story of Murad, a young man with aspirations of making it big in the world of music. The film was warmly received by both critics and audiences. Several fans reacted to the post in confusion, but also with pride. "Boht hard boht hard," wrote one person. "John cena is fire," wrote another. Cena has previously shared random images of comedian Kapil Sharma and singer Daler Mehndi. The actor has previously quoted Shah Rukh Khan on both Twitter and Instagram, the most recent coming earlier this week. He had previously quoted SRK in July, writing, "Neither power nor poverty can make your life more magical or less torturous." Shah Rukh responded to Cena and wrote, "Thanks my friend for spreading the goodness. It's important to inspire so many kids who look up to u as their hero." In December, Cena had written that he felt fortunate to have stumbled upon one of Shah Rukh's speeches online. "Your perspective on life is one I strive to attain," he had written. "I cannot tell you how fortunate I am to have so many Indian fans. Every day, I go on to my social media accounts, and I see so many fans from India wanting to talk to me," Cena, who visited India in 2005 as part of the WWE, had told Hindustan Times. Cena most recently appeared in the Transformers spin-off, Bumblebee. He has also signed on to a new Netflix film, to be directed by Jason Bateman. According to Variety, the film revolves around a family stuck in an old abandoned movie studio where the sets come to life. -Hindustan Times
SPORTS FRIDAy, MARCh 8, 2019 9 Manchester United complete stunning comeback to shatter PSG Mahmudullah in fact urged his teammates to learn from the mistakes that they did in the first innings of the opening Test against New Zealand. Photo: AP Mahmdullah emphasizes on good start to dictate Wellington Test SportS DeSk: Bangladesh stand-in captain Mahmudullah Riyad stressed upon the requirements of doing better in the first innings in a bid to dictate the course of the game in the second Test, starting on Friday at Basin Reserve in Wellington, reports BSS. Bangladesh's first innings debacle was key in their crushing innings and 52 runs margin defeat in the first Test in Hamilton, despite their good show with batting in the second innings. The visitors were bowled out for 234 in the first innings and could not make it up despite compiling 429 in the second innings. "I think last time the wicket was greenish early on and it will be difficult for the batsmen on the first day because there will be some movement and swing," Mahmudullah said on Thursday in Wellington. "But what I feel is that day by day it will be batting friendly so the opening day is very important." Mahmudullah in fact urged his teammates to learn from the mistakes that they did in the first innings of the opening Test. "In Test cricket first innings is always very important because it helps you to have a good build up for the remaining part of the game," he said. "Whether you are batting or bowling in first innings, you have to do well because it will dictate a lot as far as getting hold of the match is concerned. So in that context first innings is very important and what we want is that if we bat first we need to build a good partnership and post a good total in the first innings while if we bowl, we need to do well here too," he said. When the batting debacle in the first innings got most attention, Bangladesh's bowlers below par bowling remained a headache also. The inexperienced pace attack, combined with rookie Ebadat Hossain, Abu Jayed Rahi and Khaled Ahmed couldn't show anything impressive and took just a solitary wicket after three bowled 87 overs in combined. Their toothless bowling was the reason that New Zealand could rack up their highest ever total in their history, with 715-6 (dec). Mahmdullah however was reluctant to give up hopes on them and said it will be too early to write them off "The pace bowling attack is pretty inexperienced and it will be injustice if I expect a lot from them straight away," he revealed. "Certainly they are good bowlers but we need to give them time to be groomed up proper way. They are definitely going to be better for Bangladesh and they will perform better as the time progresses," he hoped. "They have that ambition and that was pleasing for me. I think they were pretty aggressive and they bowled a lot of over, they tried several things like bowling short balls and away from the batsmen or the length balls but they needed to be more consistent as that would have been better," he said. Bangladesh can draw inspiration from the fact that pace bowler Mustafizur Rahman is all set to return for them in Wellington Test but the team management is yet to decide who would make his way in the fold. "Mustafizur will come back but we are yet to decide who will be dropped in favour of him." SportS DeSk: Manchester United pulled off one of the greatest comebacks in Champions League history as Marcus Rashford's last-gasp VAR penalty sealed a 3-1 win at Paris St Germain on Wednesday and sent the English side into the quarterfinals on away goals, reports AP. Never in 106 attempts in Europe's premium club competition had a team progressed in a knockout tie after a 2-0 home defeat, but Rashford's stoppagetime penalty - the first he had taken for the club - put Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side through in the most dramatic fashion as the tie finished level at 3-3. The result came 20 years after Solskjaer wrote his name into the club's folklore by scoring the injury-time winner in the final victory over Bayern Munich to complete the treble of Champions League, Premier League and FA Cup. Now back as caretaker manager after the dismissal of Jose Mourinho, the Norwegian has overseen a remarkable turnaround as United have won 14 of 17 games in all competitions and hauled themselves back into the top-four battle in the Premier League. Progress in Europe looked a step too far, though, after United were outplayed by PSG at Old Trafford and arrived in Paris short of a host of key players through suspension and injury. However, with Alex Ferguson watching proudly from the stands, Solksjaer's team achieved what no other has managed in the competition - as well as making himself the shortest of odds to fill the biggest seat in English football on a permanent basis at the end of the season. "It's this club. It's what we do, that's Man United, that's the Champions League, it's what it does."" said Solskjaer, who was managing Norwegian club Molde before getting the call to replace Mourinho in December. "It's a typical Manchester United night. We had a game plan and the belief in the boys was what we hoped for. Everyone shares a huge pride. The players were focussed, they listened to all the instructions and they knew that we had to defend well. There was a lot of quality." While United march on, PSG are left to wonder how, yet again, they have failed in Europe despite spending millions to put together a team that crushes all domestic opposition. They had lost only two of their last 50 European games at the Parc des Princes but have still yet to reach even the semi-finals of the Champions League. "The plan was to get the first goal, be in the game with 10 minutes to go," Solskjaer said and he could not have scripted it any better as Romelu Lukaku intercepted a weak back pass from Thilo Kehrer, rounded Gianluigi Buffon and slid the ball into the empty net after two minutes. PSG dominated possession, though, and with United's defence all over the place, it was no surprise when Juan Bernat knocked in Kylian Mbappe's cross to level after 12 minutes. The hosts continued to control the game but United took the advantage again with their next chance when Buffon failed to deal with a fierce, low Rashford shot and Lukaku poked home the rebound late in the first half. PSG, with injured Brazil striker Neymar watching from the stands, had all the ball in the second half without ever looking very threatening and seemingly settling for their 3-2 aggregate lead, while United were disciplined and tireless in defence. England striker Rashford, who had never taken a penalty in a competitive game for United, kept his nerve during the long delay to smash it past Buffon. PSG desperately pushed for the goal that would have sent them through in a further four minutes of play but United held firm and celebrated wildly with their fans when the whistle sounded. In contrast, the stunned home players sunk to the ground in disbelief at a near-silent stadium. "It is very hard to lose, very hard to accept," said PSG coach Thomas Tuchel, the latest to fail to deliver the European glory the club's Qatari owners have invested so much to achieve. "If you lose a game like this it's horrible and cruel because we did not deserve to go out after those 180 minutes." England striker Rashford, who had never taken a penalty in a competitive game for United, kept his nerve during the long delay to smash it past Buffon. PSG desperately pushed for the goal that would have sent them through in a further four minutes of play but United held firm and celebrated wildly with their fans when the whistle sounded. In contrast, the stunned home players sunk to the ground in disbelief at a near-silent stadium. India look to seal series in Dhoni's hometown against Australia SportS DeSk: Having already taken a 2-0 lead in the five-match ODI series against Australia, India will be eager to seal the contest when the two teams take to the field for the third match at the JSCA International Stadium Complex in Ranchi on Friday (March 8), reports AP. With the World Cup now less than three months away, the Virat Kohliled side would want to use the remaining matches to fine-tune their combinations while also testing their bench strength ahead of the tournament. For Australia, this will be their last chance to keep the series alive. Having swept the two-match T20I series, the visitors have thus far struggled to assert their authority in the two ODIs in Hyderabad and Nagpur. Their bowling attack did put in an efficient performance in the second ODI at Nagpur despite Kohli constructing a century, but the batting hasn't yet clicked, and the issues begin from the top. Skipper Aaron Finch has been struggling for form lately and his inability to provide the team with a solid start at the top of the innings has exposed the inconsistent middle order. Glenn Maxwell, Marcus Stoinus and Peter Handscomb have shown flashes of form so far but the middle order's lack of a lynchpin is evident. Steve Smith will most likely be thrust into that role during the World Cup but given his lack of match practice and the fact that he will be returning from injury, Australia would do well to temper expectations from the former skipper. David Warner is also expected to be back in the side following the end of his suspension and he could add firepower and stability to the top order but he too will be returning from an injury layoff. Quite clearly, in this scenario, Australia's batsmen will be eager to find a modicum of consistency and rhythm in the remaining three games to assuage the concerns of the selectors and team management. For India, perhaps the biggest dilemma they face is whether or not they choose to experiment with their playing XI in the final three games. India have played with a near fullstrength XI in the previous two games yet common sense dictates that even squad members need time in the middle ahead of a tournament like the World Cup. KL Rahul, who will likely be India's back-up opener, played in the T20I series but has yet to feature in the ODIs and will be keen to make a case for himself should he be given the opportunity to do so. Rishabh Pant is another player who may feature in the fifteen-man squad for the tournament but hasn't played thus far in the series, although given MS Dhoni's recent form the youngster would most likely feature in this series as a pure batsman should he be given a game. Bhuvneshwar Kumar, who was rested for the T20 series and the first couple of ODIS, is part of the squad for the last three ODIs. He hasn't been at his best in white-ball cricket during recent times but is a genuine threat with the new ball and will be keen to rediscover his rhythm soon. India will be eager to seal the series against Australia when the two teams take the field for the third match at the JSCA International Stadium Complex in Ranchi today. Photo: AP Marcus Rashford scored from the penalty spot to help Manchester United beat PSG 3-1. Telles penalty edges Porto past Roma in extra time SportS DeSk: Alex Telles converted a VAR-awarded penalty deep into extra time as Porto defeated Roma 3-1 on Wednesday to reach the Champions League quarterfinals following a tense 4-3 win on aggregate, reports BSS. Francisco Soares nudged Porto ahead with a simple tap-in on 26 minutes, but Daniele De Rossi equalised from the spot before halftime after Eder Militao chopped down Diego Perotti. Moussa Marega restored the lead on the night for Porto early in the second half to level the tie as he struck in his sixth successive appearance in Europe. An additional half-hour was required to settle an encounter that looked to be heading for a shootout before Telles tucked home from the spot on 117 minutes after a tug on Fernando by Alessandro Florenzi was spotted upon review. "It was not just me that scored the penalty, it was the whole team. The Dragao, the full stadium, made me feel at ease. It was a very good energy," said Telles. "We've got to accept it, even if the way it happened is terrible to accept," Roma captain De Rossi told Sky Sport Italia. Swiss great Federer shies away from Superman tag SportS DeSk: Roger Federer is still savoring his latest remarkable milestone, but the Swiss great says his 100th career title isn't a sign he's superhuman, reports BSS. "The problem is, people always elevate the superstar athlete to like Superman status like we're super-human and all that stuff," Federer said Wednesday as he prepared for his next challenge at the Indian Wells Masters. "I don't see myself like that. Being perfect doesn't exist," Federer said. "Everybody has their flaws. So do I." Federer, owner of a men's record 20 Grand Slam titles, reached the 100-title milestone with a ruthless 6-4, 6- 4 dismantling of Greece's Stefanos Tsitsipas in the Dubai Championship final last Sunday. Seeded fourth at Indian Wells, he'll launch his bid for a sixth title in the California Desert exactly one week later when he takes on either Peter Gojowczyk or Andreas Seppi in the second round. He could find himself taking on Swiss compatriot Stan Wawrinka, a threetime Grand Slam champion, in the third round in a quarter that also includes sixthseeded Kei Nishikori of Japan. "It is something incredible to see, how (often Federer) plays at a high level and does not have many injuries," said Nishikori. "For sure, he works so much harder than everybody." Federer, 37, said he never envisioned winning 100 titles - becoming just the second player along with 109- time winner Jimmy Connors to hit triple digits. "It's an achievement that I never thought I was going to make and one I only started thinking about maybe in the last nine months or year or so, ever since maybe I got to 96 or 97," he said. Federer's 99th trophy had come last October at his home event in Basel. He missed out on the century at the Paris Masters, the ATP Finals in London and then at Melbourne - failing to make the final at any of those events, but when he got there in Dubai there was no room for doubt. "First attempt in a finals it's nice to pass the hurdle and get to 100 rather than going to every single event from now on and going 'Is this going to be the week where you're going to reach 100?' and going 'Yeah, I hope so,'" he said. "I think all the players would have gotten fed up with that too so I'm happy I got it out of the way. Photo: AP Nadal wants Kyrgios to set better example SportS DeSk: Rafael Nadal insisted Wednesday that he has immense respect for Nick Kyrgios's talent, and his public scolding of the mercurial Aussie after their stormy Acapulco clash doesn't change that, reports BSS. Kyrgios survived three match points to beat topseeded Nadal in three sets to reach the quarter-finals in Acapulco, where he went on to win his first ATP title in more than a year. Immediately after the match, 17-time Grand Slam champion Nadal said that Kyrgios - who complained of illness, served underarm and taunted a pro-Nadal crowd on the way to victory - "lacks respect for the public, the opponent and for himself." Nadal told reporters at the Indian Wells Masters that he thought his comments may have suffered in translation, but his assessment of Kyrgios hadn't really changed. "I never said nothing too negative about Nick, even if he took it more personally," Nadal said, adding that his comments had nothing to do with the underarm serve, which didn't make him feel disrespected at all. "I understand this part of the game and I think it's a good show for the game, but there's other stuff in my opinion he can do better," Nadal said, adding that he feared Kyrgios's attitude sets a bad example for younger players.
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