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-You can also get elements

-of lychees.

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-It isn't as pungent of Sauvignon

-from Australia.

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-I usually don't like white wine...

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-..but I quite like this one.

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-Sauvignon stays on the palate.

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-It's light and crispy.

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-You can make white wine out

-of red grapes.

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-I've peeled them for you.

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-Almost every grape is white inside.

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-You can make champagne

-with these grapes.

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-How do they make red wine?

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-The colour comes from skin.

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-We move on to Sardinia.

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-Next, we have the

-Vermentino di Sardegna wine.

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-It's quite fragranced.

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-All of these are lovely.

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-There's a lemon-waxy aroma.

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-I prefer the first one.

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-Yes, it was lighter.

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-You can drink this wine

-with fish and white meat.

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-Pick up a bottle of Vermentino di

-Sardegna at Morrisons for 5.50.

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-It's a great price.

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-How does the last one compare?

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-We also have Tesco Finest

-Torrontes, Salta white wine.

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-The Torrontes, Salta

-is an Argentinean white wine.

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-I don't know the parentage.

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-It has a strong aroma.

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-It's got flavours of rose.

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-I like the first and last wine.

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-They are perfect summer wines.

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-Thank you, Dylan.

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-Our viewers are fantastic in getting

-in touch with us with their stories.

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-This time, we want to hear

-about your life changing stories.

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-Has something changed your life?

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-It can be something simple from

-a new career, memorable holiday...

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-..starting a business

-or a more dramatic event.

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-Contact us with your stories.

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-Get in touch in the usual way via

-email at [email protected]

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-Drop us a line on 01554 880 880,

-or visit our social media sites.

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-We look forward to hearing from you.

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-Whilst momentum builds

-for the Anglesey Eisteddfod...

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-..Abergavenny is reflecting on

-its superb Eisteddfod last year.

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-It visited the area for only a week

-but has left a lasting legacy.

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-Here to discuss the aftermath

-of 2016 Abergavenny Eisteddfod...

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-..is Rhiannon Davies, Rosemary

-Williams and Helen Middleton.

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-Welcome to the programme.

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-Thank you.

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-Let's take a look back.

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-It was a wonderful Eisteddfod.

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-What were the highlights?

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-It was a fantastic Eisteddfod

-in Abergavenny.

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-It was great.

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-I was ordained.

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-It was a special Eisteddfod for me.

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-It was great to see the return

-of the side to the area.

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-The event was at the heart

-of the town.

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-This made a difference

-in terms of transport.

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-We didn't think it would come

-to the town but it did.

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-It also gave us a lot more

-confidence.

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-The first Eisteddfod came

-to Abergavenny back in 1913.

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-Edna Edwards wanted to bring

-the Eisteddfod back to the area.

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-We are proud that an Eisteddfod

-is available locally now.

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-It showcases the talents

-of the young.

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-The local Eisteddfod has grown.

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-Edna had hoped that the National

-Eisteddfod would come to the area.

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-After 100 years, it did come.

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-There are many events that have been

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-There are many events taken place in

-the area following the Eisteddfod.

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-There's an Urdd group and

-a ladies choir been set up.

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-A local newspaper

-has also been established.

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-What type of reaction did you have?

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-The response was great and we had

-support from the local schools.

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-We had preliminary rounds with the

-primary and secondary schools...

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-..a week before.

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-Helen promotes the competing

-with the adults.

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-I collect the forms for adults

-who take part in the Eisteddfod.

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-There are some new names on the list

-this year.

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-People are more aware of the local

-Eisteddfod in Abergavenny.

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-We also have to mention the concert.

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-On the 17th, there

-will be preliminary rounds.

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-There's also a concert.

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-But the entire day feels

-like a concert.

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-If you live in the area,

-make sure you pop over.

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-Come and join us for the day at our

-local Eisteddfod in Abergavenny.

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-After the break...

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-..we discuss The Beatles album,

-Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club...

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-..and its influence

-on modern-day music.

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-We also remind you

-of our competition.

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-You can win some camping gear

-for the Bank Holiday weekend.

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-Join us in a few minutes.

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-Subtitles

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-Welcome back.

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-Fifty years ago,

-The Beatles released...

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-..the Sgt Pepper's

-Lonely Hearts Club Band album.

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-Our music maestro, Phil Davies is

-here to discuss its influence today.

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-Before we chat,

-let's head down memory lane.

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-Swinging London

-was an immense movement.

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-They were out there

-leading the revolution.

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-We don't want to do

-what we've done already.

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-Where do you go next?

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-Well you make great art.

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-They had an idea of making an alter

-ego called Sergeant Pepper.

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-Huge ambition.

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-They were the first to do albums

-that weren't soundtracks...

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-Dozens and dozens of takes.

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-Even the engineers were amazed with

-what the Beatles asked them to do.

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-Phil Davies has joined us.

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-Welcome to the programme.

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-Thank you.

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-They changed music.

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-What was so special about the album?

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-It was revolutionary.

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-The Beatles toured a lot.

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-They were more popular than Jesus!

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-Their first album was produced

-in a day.

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-Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band

-took a lot longer.

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-They wanted to experiment

-with instruments.

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-It was something new.

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-The engineers were shocked

-about what they asked for.

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-The engineers had to think about it.

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-A Day In a Life was penned

-by looking at a newspaper.

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-They were clever with the titles

-of the songs.

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-They also changed their image.

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-It was also a time

-when they experiment with LSD.

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-LSD was the acronym for

-Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds.

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-When I'm Sixty-Four

-was a tribute to old jazz songs.

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-He reminded Paul of his father.

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-We never have thought back then

-that Jon would have been murdered.

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-America had a different version

-of the songs.

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-I recall listening to Kenny Everett

-playing exclusives of the tracks...

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-..on Radio One.

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-The album cover was designed by

-Peter Blake.

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-They wanted Hitler and Ghandi on the

-cover but were refused.

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-Instead, they had a host

-of celebrities...

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-..and the band in the mop-tops.

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-The album also come with lyrics.

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-We've got the ideal competition for

-a Bank Holiday and Urdd Eisteddfod.

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-Here's Steff with the details.

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-Hello, I'm Steff the weatherman

-and it's glorious out here today.

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-Summer is approaching

-and the days are longer.

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-This prize is ideal for me and those

-who enjoy camping and the outdoors.

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-There's everything from

-a sleeping bag to keep you warm...

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-..and a camping mat

-to stay comfortable.

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-There's something to keep the

-children quiet and the tent itself.

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-You can dine on the barbecue

-and eat out of some fine crockery.

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-That's the prize but my ice cream

-is melting so I need to eat it.

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-Yes, it's a fantastic prize.

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-You can enter by answering

-this simple question.

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-Where is this year's Lions tour?

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-1) Japan, 2) France

-or 3) New Zealand?

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-Call us with your answer

-on 08443 35 12 44.

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-Our phone lines close at 3.00pm

-tomorrow.

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-Entrants must be 18 years and over.

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-Don't call after the lines close

-as you may still be charged.

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-Terms and conditions

-are on the S4C website...

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-..or email

-[email protected]

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-It's as simple as that,

-so get dialling now.

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-Mari has joined us now.

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-Welcome to the programme.

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-Thank you.

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-What delights are on Heno at 7.00pm?

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-Elin Fflur is in Deiniolen

-visiting Ysgol Gwaun Gynfi.

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-The school has devised a book

-to make learning fun and humorous.

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-It's a music book.

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-Rhodri Gomer

-has a remarkable story for us.

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-He reports on an Irish-born horse

-that's been trained in Wales.

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-It's gained success

-at horse jumping races in England.

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-Terry Davies joins me on the sofa.

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-Terry is a former

-Welsh international.

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-He was also a former Lions.

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-His book has been voted the best

-rugby books of the year.

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-We remind you of our competition

-to win a tent and camping gear.

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-Thank you, Mari.

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-After the break, Carys Tudor

-shares her spring cleaning tips.

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-Grab your brush and duster

-and we'll be back with you shortly.

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-Welcome back.

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-As the weather improves

-and the days get longer...

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-..more sunlight is being

-shone through our windows.

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-This is great but it shows the dust

-that's been hiding over the winter.

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-It's time for a spring clean

-and Carys is here with her tips.

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-You are going to make

-our lives easier.

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-Yes, these are my cleaning tips.

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-You could use them

-throughout the year...

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-..but I think that

-these are better for summer.

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-Vinegar is great for cleaning glass.

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-I hate the smell of vinegar

-after cleaning...

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-..but you can add herbs, fruit skins

-or flower petals inside...

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-..to improve the smell.

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-You can easily change the aroma.

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-It will definitely change

-the aroma of the white vinegar.

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-You still have

-the vinegar positives...

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-..but with a wonderful smell.

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-Rather than using lemon and salt

-to clean, use grapefruit.

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-It will leave the item with

-a wonderful summer aroma.

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-You can use the other citrus fruits

-to change the aroma.

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-Grapefruit and oranges work well.

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-If you have any marked glass,

-use potato skin on it to clean.

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-When glasses have gone

-to look a bit dull...

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-..potato skin

-will help to clean it up.

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-It will clean the glass.

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-If you have any bottles

-or cartons that smell...

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-..place a spoonful of mustard

-and hot water into the bottle...

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-..and leave for an hour.

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-It should rid of the smell and you

-use once again for food and drink.

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-Place newspaper under your

-black bags in your rubbish bin.

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-This will hold any liquids that

-leak out of the bags...

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-..and will neutralise any aromas.

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-That's a good tip.

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-If the children's sandals

-scuff the floor...

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-..use a tennis ball to clean.

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-The material

-is a just what you need.

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-You should try it in a small corner

-if you have expensive flooring.

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-If your drains smell

-during the warm weather...

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-..put four alka-seltzers

-and vinegar down the plug hole.

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-Leave it for 30 minutes

-and wash through with warm water.

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-Crush the four tablets.

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-Only use a small amount of vinegar.

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-If the sun shows up the dust,

-use tumble-dryer sheets to dust.

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-The static collects dust and will

-stop dust sticking in the future.

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-It leaves a layer of repellent.

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-Keep a tissue box in the car to hold

-any sweet papers or small rubbish.

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-This makes life a lot easier.

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-Put place mats on the shelves

-of the fridge...

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-..to catch any drips from dips

-or yogurt.

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-There place mats were 50p.

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-You won't have to remove

-the whole shelf to clean.

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-There's no excuse now!

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-Galeri, Caernarfon is currently home

-to an unusual exhibition.

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-Llanuwchllyn-born, Gareth Owen

-is an artist and poet...

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-..and has combined both aspects

-to coincide with his autobiography.

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-Elin went to find out more.

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-The Gareth Owen exhibition at Galeri

-is a collection of 30 images...

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-..that summarize all things that

-have influenced his life and work.

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-They also combine his interest

-in art and poetry.

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-The exhibition opened

-a few weeks ago.

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-I've created a name, which is a

-combination of the Welsh words...

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-..for photographs and a four-line

-strict-meter-stanza, EnglUniau.

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-You could share the collection

-out into different categories.

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-There are memorials for friends,

-political, religious...

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-..and conceptual pieces.

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-Over the years,

-I've been very aware of my audience.

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-The motivation was to combine

-two of my interests...

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-..my love of visual art and

-four-line strict-meter-stanzas.

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-I saw the possibility of combining

-both elements together.

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-As part of the exhibition, Gareth

-is holding a session...

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-..with pupils of Llanrug Primary

-School to teach them...

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-..of their artistic style.

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-I'm looking forward

-to the two sessions.

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-I'll bring the children down to see

-the work in the exhibition...

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-..chat to them about it, before they

-create their own practical work.

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-We've seen Gareth's work and we're

-attempting to recreate his work.

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-We're making the fish.

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-We're put the fish on the paper

-and it gives a 3D effect.

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-I've really enjoyed and

-I'd like to come back again.

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-At the exhibition, I took a detailed

-look at Gareth's work...

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-..and heard how much of an

-inspiration is hometown has been.

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-Llanuwchllyn has very much

-influenced my work.

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-The Tryweryn Valley is nearby and

-there's a story of a white gate...

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-..and on the gates were verses.

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-A poet would walk past

-and would write a couplet...

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-..and expected another poet

-to walk past and complete it.

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-This story caught my imagination

-and I imagined the drowned valley...

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-..with the gate rising and floating

-on the surface of the water.

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-Gareth has written an autobiography

-to coincide with the exhibition.

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-As a former art teacher at

-Ysgol y Berwyn Secondary School...

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-..poet, actor and stage designer,

-he has plenty to fill the pages.

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-I play on words in the text

-of my autobiography.

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-It's a photographic autobiography.

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-I felt that I could tell my story

-through my artwork.

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-People could say that I've been

-slightly self-opinionated...

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-..but my autobiography is telling

-my story through my images.

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-Many of the images are a memorial

-to Gareth's friends.

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-There are also pieces to

-remember of Gareth's parents.

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-Gareth's father, Ifor Owen

-was a big influence on his work.

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-My parents cared for me and

-were a big influence on my work.

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-My father influenced me,

-he was a fantastic artist...

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-..and was also the editor

-of the comic, Hwyl!

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-I recall the enjoyment he had of

-creating the work in the kitchen.

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-I hope people will

-enjoy the exhibition.

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-The exhibition runs until 2 June

-at Galeri, Caernarfon.

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-Pop over if you're in the vicinity.

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-After the break...

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-..we chat to Carys Swain

-and meet a few of her friends.

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-Hello?

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-Hello?

-

-Good afternoon.

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-You can meet them shortly.

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-Welcome back.

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-It's time for us to hear about

-the prized possessions...

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-..of Carys Swain of Porthcawl.

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-Welcome to the programme.

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-Thank you.

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-Tell us a bit about yourself.

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-I'm originally from Cardiff and was

-raised in Tonteg and Llantrisant.

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-I was a student at

-Ysgol Gyfun Llanhari.

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-I've been living in Porthcawl

-for the past 15 years.

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-I started my career as a Welsh tutor

-whilst working at the CBAC offices.

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-I was working as a Welsh tutor

-and language coordinator.

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-After moving to the area,

-I was desperate to find...

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-..Welsh language activities.

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-We managed to establish many

-Welsh activities in Porthcawl.

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-Tell us about the Robot.

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-As you know,

-I work at Bridgend College.

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-I'm currently working

-on an exciting digital project...

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-..that brings children and

-young people together...

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-..to develop their digital skills.

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-The college has purchased a robot

-that can be programmed...

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-..by the students to do

-a variety of things.

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-They're worth seeing.

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-You will be able to see the robot

-at the Urdd Eisteddfod.

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-We have two robots.

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-Our students do a lot of work

-behind the movements...

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-..and the speech of the robots.

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-These robots have names.

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-It's starting to move!

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-The red one doesn't like me.

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-This one is called Pepper

-and the other is called Cyborg.

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-We named Cyborg after one

-of our co-workers...

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-..as he did a lot of hard work

-to get these robots for us.

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-They must be popular.

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-Come over and see them

-at the Eisteddfod.

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-It will be great to see you there.

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-The necklace was commissioned by

-the Urdd Eisteddfod.

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-It was made by local, Iolo Edger.

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-I love jewellery.

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-Iolo has a small shop in Bridgend.

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-Only a small number of these

-necklaces have been made.

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-Iolo also made the crown

-for the Eisteddfod.

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-I spotted the Crown on Heno

-last week.

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-We should all support

-our local craftsmen.

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-The Urdd Eisteddfod is looming!

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-The Eisteddfod is next week.

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-This CD is by Aelwyd Porthcawl.

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-I was one of the founders of the

-Adran around 13 years ago.

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-We founded the Aelwyd

-as the children grew older.

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-We've been successful at Eisteddfods

-and Cerdd Dant festivals.

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-We look forward to competing

-in 18 competitions next week.

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-There are a variety of songs

-on the CD.

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-All of the proceeds from the CDs

-will go towards the Eisteddfod.

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-We have a lot of work to do

-before next week.

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-We hope that the weather

-will be great at the Eisteddfod.

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-The weather can make

-such a difference.

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-The young people of the college

-are getting the first opportunity...

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-..to go to the Eisteddfod.

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-It's been great to see that

-the Aelwyd has progressed.

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-We're delighted that this

-opportunity is given to them.

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-People forget how much experiences

-we get from the Eisteddfod.

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-The main aim

-is that everyone enjoys.

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-That's it from us today,

-but we're back tomorrow at 2.00pm.

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-A news bulletin

-follows this programme on S4C.

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-Then, Dai Jones, Llanilar

-visits St Davids in Pembrokeshire.

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-Thanks for your company, goodbye.

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-Ta-ta.

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