i've always looked up to ray price. last time i saw him was here at the kennedy library or in boston and he came um to me for a conversation about speech writing. it was very good to see him. ray price also was -- we recruited some of the speech writing team. we had -- i think it was peggy no nan who wrote that nixon speech writing team was like the 1927 yankees. it was a really, really strong group of people. we had real heavy hitters. i was there, buchanan was there. and with ray i was there to help sort of recruit some of the people who came in. lee huebner was there, went on to become publisher of the international tribune. we recruited john mclaughlin, went on to the mclaughlin group and we also -- there were like 14 speech writers. a fellow named arab back shum there, ken khachigian was part of that group, went on to california politics, had an enormous influence in california and beyond as a republican. we also recruited ben stein as a writer, hired ben stein. i'm not sure that ray was still in charge at that poi

this is hoda ray. >> hoda ray. >> billy ray cyrus. very handsome and talented. he's back with me for the second day. thank you for yesterday. >> it was so much fun. >> there will be a big difference today. he's having red bull today. red bull and cranberry, right? that's your drink now. >> that is red bull and cranberry. >> uh-huh. and our facebook fans yesterday loved our panty hose polo. >> i didn't get to see it. what happened? >> i think we have it up. this is fun. >> that is so wrong. >> on so many levels. oh, gosh. >> that is -- oh, my gosh. >> talk about a case of the droopy ball. oh, my gosh. >> you know what? >> i could have done that all day long, though. it was so much fun. you didn't go over the line, though. watch. watch. we're very competitive around here. boom! >> if i don't get that viagra endorsement now, i never will. >> there you go. like you need more money. like you need more going on. you know what we want to do? >> yeah, i do, actually. >> what we started doing in the dressing room this morning -- red bull works, doesn't it? we started wri

you and your brother when ray gets out? >> sitting down and going for a nice little walk with him. being able to look at him eyeball to eyeball and talk to him, you know. he's got a little girl. he's a grandpa now. i don't have no kids. but he does. i'd like to see him be able to be a good father to his daughter and a good grandpa. that would be nice. i'll get choked up as soon as i see him, no doubt. >> are you going to make it this time staying out? >> yeah, i believe i'm going to make it, no doubt. >> coming up, ray slagle approaches his release date. >> i have no doubt in my mind. i'm going to do it. [ bleep ]. >> but his final hours are consumed by doubt. >> i'm practically having a panic attack. >>> at the limon correctional facility in colorado, ray slagle became a successful hustler because of his ability to deal with other inmates. >> all right, guys. >> but as a father of a teenager, he wasn't quite as confident of his skills. his daughter raven was 16 years old with a newborn of her own. she and ray had not seen

. >> please tell us a bit about ray price. from reading your book, it seems he was a very important influence on you in this period. >> i've been blessed in life, not only working for presidents but having extremely good mentors. ray was among the top of the mentors i had in life. you should know ray price brought me into the white house and i never would have been there had it not been for him and another dear friend i went to school with, jonathan rose. i was -- kind of a long story short, i was -- i had come back -- i had gone to law school after college and after law school went into the navy. my last year of naval service was in washington and i did a little work with the white house. when i was mustering out of the navy, thought i was going back to north carolina and was in conversations there, in fact, at the university of north carolina to stay there. but in the meantime i had john rose who worked in that white house had been like law school roommate called me and said there's an opening here at the white house with ra

. >>> x-ray risk.ews tonight that dental x-rays can raise the risk of brain tumors, and what you should do the next time you visit the dentist. >>> red flags up and down the east coast. more than 20 states on high alert for wildfires. exactly the kind of thing we're used to seeing out west. >>> and the titanic. 100 years since the unsinkable ship went down. tonight, a century old legend lives on. "nightly news" begins now. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. the start of the 2012 general election season might some day be traced right back to today. this afternoon in gettysburg, pennsylvania, not far from the very heart of the civil war battleground, rick santorum got out of the gop race. the battleground that went on longer, was more brutal and divisive than anyone had first imagined. he won 11 out of 50 states. but it's another number that was trouble for the former pennsylvania senator, 1,144, the number of delegates the nominee will need. and it's mitt romney who is much

you and your brother when ray gets out?ng for a nice little walk with him. being able to look at him eyeball to eyeball and talk to him, you know. he's got a little girl. he's a grandpa now. i don't have no kids. but he does. i'd like to see him be able to be a good father to his daughter and a good grandpa. that would be nice. i'll get choked up as soon as i see him, no doubt. >> are you going to make it this time staying out? >> yeah, i believe i'm going to make it, no doubt. >> coming up, ray slagle approaches his release date. >> i have no doubt in my mind. i'm going to do it. [ bleep ]. this is dead. >> but his final hours are consumed by doubt. >> i'm practically having a panic attack. am i going to make it? i have never encountered such a burning sensation... until i had the shingles. it was like a red rash. like somebody had set a bag of hot charcoal on my neck. i had no idea it came from chickenpox. it's something you never want to encounter. for more of the inside story, visit shinglesinfo.com standard keyless acc

that is true with any x-ray. want all my patients to say, do i need the chest x-ray, the cat scan and go to the dentist, do i need the dental x-ray and david said the study looked back over the years when more radiation was given and the authors say in the paper, we are talking about radiation given years ago. but it reminds us, and we'll talk later in the show, about a higher level of radiation and what it might mean, but ionizing radiation is all over the place, in cosmic race, a cross-country plane flight, the amount we get now is 2 to 3 millirems, which is the same as going on a plane, but if you had it as a child they looked back and saw, it increases your risk of getting this benign tumor. i believe the study is valid but i don't think we have the same level of risk now. ask your dentist, do i need it? how many x-rays do i need? once a year? >> eric: i ask them to try to skip when i go. doctors are now reacting to new warnings america may be growing addicted to painkillers. sales of prescription drugs are s

tumors. >> reporter: in addition, dental x-ray technology has changed.be typical x-ray today exposes patients to hundreds of times less radiation than it did decades ago. since meningioma takes 20 to 30 years to develop, most people in the study were exposed long ago. >> you're brushing every day? >> reporter: the message for patients, for many, including the dental association, x-rays should be used only when necessary, and in the smallest doses possible. robert bazell, nbc news, new york. >>> when we come back, a baby boom on the west coast, in one place in particular, and a pretty good idea why it's happening. you wouldn't want your doctor doing your job. so why are you doing his? only your doctor can determine if your persistent heartburn is actually something more serious... like acid reflux disease. over time, stomach acid can damage the lining of your esophagus. for many, prescription nexium not only provides 24-hour heartburn relief, but can also help heal acid related erosions in the lining of your esophagus. talk to your doctor about the risk f

often you really need those x- rays. >>> he will not be tried for murder and tonight he is sending a message with a security guard who kill the nuns teenager wants the world to know. and a side effect of convenience is apparently thefts the extra cost of self check out lines. ken has the night off. it is a crime that in the last year has become an epidemic thieves snatching smart phones right out of people's hands. often is a violent robbery in grace lee has been covering this problem for us for for months now says there is finally some good news. it's rampant smart phone bus across the country stolen seconds please tell us they're treated for cash on the black market stockton the digital tracks. they don't share their information at&t and the mobil also agreed to join in the fights to creates one central database. the idea is to it shut down up black-market by blocking services themselves but to be able to have them work together on something anything whether is this are there is any other matter is really significant delays in this country it could be a win-win. >>> is in is your p

how many x-rays you really need when you go to the dentist? >>> he is a big strapping healthy inmates. >>> a woman trapped alone with a san quentin inmates. tonight we've learned that the prison has a safety problem. >>> in and taking. >>> can best as the night after night is a crime that in just the last year has become an epidemic. thieves snatching smart phones out of people's hands often is a violent robbery crazily who was then covering this problem for months says they're finding good news. >>> it is rampant across the country. >>> the telesis river cats shot on the black market is big business and one of the fastest- growing crimes now as these could be stopped in their digital tracks of the new database for resonance brands of phones and reported stolen they did not share their information now at&t and two mobile have also agreed to join in that ice to creates one central database. the idea is to shut down the black market by blocking service to still in cells. to be able to have the carrier's work together on something or anything whe

ain't no worry here. >> ray is working towards his own freedom. his release date is only four months away. because roy is on parole, he's not allowed to visit ray in prison. but they do stay connected and take friendly jabs at each other through letters. >> check this out. he writes me this letter yesterday and he tells me at the end of the letter because i call him neil and i call him killden. you just can call me dad and i'll give you a pass when you get out. i'm gonna get you. we're probably going in the backyard, but after that it's all good. >>> coming up, ray slagle sees his brother's epic battles for the first time. and -- >> this loaf is used for inmates who abuse food or food service equipment. >> the making of prison meal loaf. everything that i've gained in life has been because of the teachers and the education that i had. they're just part of who i am. she convinced me that there was no limit to what we could learn. i don't think i'd be here today had i not had a wonderful science teacher. a teacher can make a huge difference in a chi

dental x-rays should be used only when necessary, and in the smallest doses possible.obert bazell, nbc news, new york. >>> when we come back, a baby boom on the west coast, in one place in particular, and a pretty good idea why it's happening. you wouldn't want your doctor doing your job. so why are you doing his? only your doctor can determine if your persistent heartburn is actually something more serious... like acid reflux disease. over time, stomach acid can damage the lining of your esophagus. for many, prescription nexium not only provides 24-hour heartburn relief, but can also help heal acid related erosions in the lining of your esophagus. talk to your doctor about the risk for osteoporosis-related bone fractures and low magnesium levels with long-term use of nexium. possible side effects include headache, diarrhea and abdominal pain. other serious stomach conditions may still exist. let your doctor do his job, and you do yours. ask if nexium is right for you. if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. is the pain reliever orthopedic

well, on sunday morning november 14th you all air assault down into x-ray. did you have any idea on your level kind of what you were getting into or what your -- i know you knew what your assignments were going to be once you hit the ground. but what did you know intelligencewise on your level as a machine gunner, system machine gunner? >> we knew absolutely nothing of what we were stepping into. we were just out on another mission, another search and destroy mission that buy. got off in the jungle, dropped off in another part of the jungle. we were doing that every day, looking for an enmai emynemy. and that day was no different from the rest. but it turned out we stepped into a hornet's nest. >> so when you all -- tell me what happened when you went to your positions and how soon things started off now. >> well, we had landed. we got off on the huey helicopters. three-man machine gun crew. russell adams was the gunner that day. i was the assistant gunner. and then we had an ammo bearer to carry extra ammunition. we rotated guns. you were carrying around 10

rays do a study compared self reported dental x. ray histories of fourteen hundred thirty three adults who had been diagnosed with a meningioma and thirteen hundred fifty adults who had not same study also found a link between the anorexic type of dental x. rays and the meningioma meningioma tumor people who reported having had a plan or x. x. exam before they turned ten years old were nearly five times as likely to develop a meningioma as those who had anorexia x. rays at any other times in their lives according to the study ionizing radiation as an x. rays is a major environmental risk factor for meningioma tumors and dental x. rays are the most common artificial source of exposure to this form of radiation elizabeth chua the lead author of the study and a professor at the yale school of public health notes that the risk factors for meningiomas are poorly understood partly because they weren't even added to the official brain tumor registries in america until two thousand and four show also adds that it takes anywhere from twenty

you stayed at x-ray? >> stayed at x-ray. nothing happened. there was some firing. some men claimed, drew mckinney, he was one of my fire team leader, he claimed he shot some snipers and wiped out a sniper in another tree. but as far as i know, there's nothing. just kept the line. and that was it. >> you stayed there for how many more days? >> all night. and then the next morning on the 17th, we were supposed to move out as soon as possible because the b-52s were going to blast the place. and it was postponed until we finally left. we left i forget what time, but it was barely well in to the morning, also. >> they extracted you by chopper? >> oh, no. we walked out. not to a short space or like when we came in. this was a long walk. we were to go to an lc, but before we got there, we were going to split. we were marching out with companies from two of the battalions of the fifth gap, from the first and fifth and second and fifth. and the order i had received from the captain, he passed away a few years ago, the order was we were marching out and our company was going

gamma ray. and it turns out that those radiations, you can find out these three different types of radiation by simply getting a lead block, boring a hole in it down to about the center and then putting in some radioactive substances. these are heavy minerals. and it turns out these radiations will be emitted in all directions but the ones coming out here will be comprised of beam. and then in that beam, if you put a magnet, it turns out that in that magnetic field, the beams will separate. some will just keep right on going and some will bend this way and some will bend that way. and if you had a piece of photographic film up here, you could catch splotches here, here and here. three distinct splotches which would indicate there are three different kinds of rays coming up. we call one the alpha ray, we call the other the beta ray and we call the one that's un-deflected the gamma ray. so alpha rays are charged one way and beta rays are charged the opposite, opposite charged rays. so these rays w

. >> did you talk to ray price about these things? >> some. ray knew a lot more than i did. he had a young man working for him that's no longer alive by the name of tex lazar who was a very bright fellow, went back to practice law in texas. ray and i talked some but he was very guarded. very guarded. and he -- i didn't know the truth until i learned from hague, al hague. i was one of the people that came out of that by the way feeling al hague had done a real service for the country. i thought he held the white house together during this time of chief of staff and i went into the reagan white house, i had a picture of al haag on my wall and he was secretary of state. of course a loft the reagan people hated it i was going to say that didn't make you that popular. made me very unpopular. i also had a situation where dwight chapin, we had come back in the reagan presidency and dwight chapin or somebody was in town and i asked a group of the nixon alumni to come to the roosevelt room for a get together just to talk like ten or 12 or 15. i can't remember. and some of the reagan

that ray, they came from back here, that ray came from back here, that ray came from back here. it looks to you out here like there's a flame here, and also a flame back here. and i could draw the same rays for the bottom of the candle. that's not in your book a little bit, yeah? okay. and the bottom of that candle, it would look to you like it's over there. and so, you will see the candle here and you would see the image of the candle. and let me ask you a question. what's the distance here and here, and the distance here and here? begin with ss. check your neighbor. same, same, gang, same, same. so if you're taking a photograph of you and your friends standing in front of a mirror, all right? and you don't have a focus device you can look through, but you have a setting. and let's suppose you're, like, you are three mirror-- three meters in front of the mirror, and you're taking you and the gang, yeah? now, you want to set your setting for three meters or what for your image? check your neighbor. okay, gang. what would be the answer? you stand three meters in front of the mirr

sanjay gupta. >> we over prescribe these type of x-rays, not just dental x-rays, lots of tests, withif you look across society, especially the united states, the most common source of ion izing radiation. >> does it affect children or adults? >> children are more susceptible, you can penetrate more easily, but also because their brains are still developing. they are a little more susce susceptib susceptible, they are younger and have suspendability and getting more x-rays. kids are getting braces get a lot of the panoramic x-rays, again ask the doctor does he need this, does she need this. they will probably cut down. >> how often is too often to get dental x-rays? >> difference between a kid, little more frequently, more at risk for cavities. but maybe one to two years. but a lot of that can be done by physical examination, getting in there and looking as opposed every time the kid goes to the deny dis, every six months, getting another set of x-rays. as you get older you can spread it out more so. maybe every two to three years. but again the question that a lot of people and it's

ray, i think you, too, thought that was an idea -- >> it was very good. actually, what made it possible, was what the constitution -- the state of the union is provided for in the u.s. constitution. but what the constitution says is that the president shall from time to time report to congress on the state of the union. it does not say anything about format. and in the earlier years in the country, these were written messages. eventually, sometime probably around the advent of television, i don't know, it became common for a president to make a state of the union address. >> woodrow wilson. >> was it? yeah. to -- a live address to congress. but these things could be awfully ponderous things. if you had to listen to one, you might fall asleep several times. it would be good if you were trying to sleep at night, trying to read it. and so, nixon decided to have the best of both worlds. he started this practice of having two versions, a spoken version and a written version. they would -- the spoken version would be covered by stuff in the written version. the

you stayed at x-ray? >> we stayed at x-ray over the night, nothing happened. there's some firing and some of the men hugh mckinney, he was one of my fire team leaders, he claimed that he fired at some snipers, he knocked out one. and there's some other, i forget who he was from another platoon who claim he shot with an m-39 and wiped out a sniper in a tree. but as far as i remember, there was nothing. >> mm-hmm. >> just some firing, check the line. >> yeah. >> and that was it. >> you stayed -- >> -- >> and you stayed there for how many more days? >> oh, that's all the night. and then the next morning, on the 17th, we were supposed to move out as soon as possible because the b-52s were going to blast the place. and that was postponed. postponed until we finally left. we left i forget what time. but it was fairly well into the morning also. >> they extrated you by chopper? >> oh, no. we walked out. >> mm-hmm. >> not to aed you by chopper? >> oh, no. we walked out. >> mm-hmm. >> not to a shoraed you by chop? >> oh, no. we walked out. >> mm-hmm. >> not to a shoced

we're getting too many dental ray's. provocative new study linking dental x-ray's and brain tumors. lso -- candies months stop start caring -- this noon, it might have often you get how dental x-ray's. k ofents had a greater ris developing a certain brain tumor. the study is about asking patients what they had before years-old. 10- fromts say it is flawed the start. the problem is it all came down to memory. did not check medical records. do not know about you, but i what x-rays ir had when i was a child. researchers say these findings to nominee should stop going to the dentist. it does not mean the x-rays brain tumors. >> the teen birth rate in the loweststates is at the in some 70s been years. that in 2010 it n average 3.4%. many experts think the economy is a factor. virginia ranked 37th in the country. with ad ranked 38 what makes the sleep number store different? the sleep number bed. with the sleep number bed, it's not about soft or firm. it's about support where you find it most comfortable. the magic of this bed is that you're sleeping on something that conforms to your ind

how many x-rays a year are safe? >> so if you have a healthy child with no dental problems, no more than one per year. if you're a healthy adult, again no dental problem, one every two years. you may be able to go longer, but the bottom line, don't let this scare you away from going to the dentist. whenever they want to give you an x-ray, ask them, do i need this one. it's not easy, but it's important. >> i've found sometimes they're not aware how many you've had. so if you can keep track of it, be sure to ask them, do i need another one? >> great point. >> okay. thanks so much. >>> now, government and cellphone carriers working together tonight, to try to guarantee that if you're cellphone is stolen, the thieve responsible will not be able to use it. smart phone thefts turn out to be one of the fastest growing crimes in the country. urn the proposed new plan, the government will maintain a massive database and carriers will permanently disable any phone you report as stolen. if you've ever had a hunch that someone w

x-rays and brain tumors.ts on the findings for wjz. >> reporter: 65-year-old gloria conroy has been getting dental x-rays every year for as long as she can remember. >> it didn't bother me. because i don't want root canal problems. i don't want cavities. >> reporter: but according to a new study in the journal cancer, the radiation from frequent dental x-rays may be linked to noncancerous brain tumor, called meningiomas. >> reporter: researchers found those who got bite wing x-rays at least once a year or more, had a 40 to 90% greater risk of a brain tumor. but experts point out, these results are based on higher radiation levels than patients are exposed to today. >> the amount givenaf by the x- rays is so minuscule, that it's really, in the grand scheme of things, it's really not a factor. compared to the benefit of the diagnostic. >> reporter: while dental x- rays are often necessary, researchers say these findings suggest moderate use of x-rays for patients with healthy teeth. >> when you come in for your

still concerned about x rays. i feel like i have had too many. >> does it cross my mind? yes. >> i will look into it in the future. >> it goes into the lining of a brain and have a lag time of 20- 25 years. their most commonly found in people 40-70 years old. 1-5% are cancerous. is still advise dental x-rays but does not as often. what did you were to miss an infection, it could be life or death. >> the american dental association recommends children wait two years between x-rays that they have no problems. adults should waited to three years. >> yield researchers say x-rays do cause of harm. when the fighting to have them, the benefits should always outweigh the risk. >> one bride is charged with grand larceny and fraud after baking cancer to have a lavish wedding. she accepted thousands of dollars in donations after claiming she was dying of leukemia. she told a new york bridal shop that a wedding and honeymoon were heard last wish. the donations came pouring in. she got married in 2010 and was divorced four mon

dental x-rays are the most frequent form of man-made radiation in your life. the researchers compared adults who have had a brain tumor with those who haven't. and here's what they found. those who had a meningioma, were two to five times as likely to have had frequent dental x-rays when they were children. what is it about kids that makes them more sensitive to radiation? >> children are still growing, there cells are sensitive to radiation. >> reporter: the study was based only on patients memory of how many x- rays they had as a child. not always a reliable method. doctors say we will need better studies to truly know that these x-rays caused the tumors. still, here's what we do know. a dental extra, ten years ago, sent about 388 microseiverts of radiation through your head. today's machines use a tenth of that, they're much safer. we're all exposed to about 3,000 a year just from natural sources. >> so how many x-rays a year are safe? >> so if you have a healthy child with no dental problem, no more than one per year. if you're a healthy adult, no problems

come on, billy ray. >> no way! around your waist. >> that just looks wrong. >> this is a very cute game for children. >> are you sure? >> come on, billy ray. >> will i go to jail for this? what are you doing? >> you're going to knock that orange -- no feet, no hands allowed. >> no hands allowed? >> yes. >> use your orange to knock the other orange across the -- >> that looks wrong. >> just don't touch it with your hands. >> thank you so much, everybody. thanks, kids. >>> all right, up next, how to curb those cravings with foods that taste too good to be healthy right after this. >> yeah. right after this. >>> i'm meteorologist chris warren with your weather channel forecast for today. we're going to see that system that brought the snow to denver and those extremely strong storms and tornados to the dallas area move to the east. the threat now will be in places like missouri to arkansas, louisiana, mississippi, in the mid south, tennessee and into kentucky, parts of the ohio valley. the threat for severe storms. pa

tavis: you mentioned ray charles.singers we have had, for whatever reason, ray charles is your absolute favorite. >> he is the man. he can sing anything. people ask me some times -- it is kind of a cliche question -- if you could go on an island and you could only have one person's music, who would that be? who would you think? it would be brother ray. he could sing anything, man. he could sing my name and your name. ♪tavis smiley i want that. ♪ steve tyrell [laughter] he could sing gospel, blues, country, whatever it was. when i hear the sonand sound of brother ray, i am telling better. i can get it in eight notes. tavis: how confident do you feel in having developed your own sound particularly when you've seen some any standards out of the american songbook? are you comfortable with this? >> i have never considered myself like a great singer or anything. i just say what is in my heart. tavis: the way you style. >> it just comes out that way. people tell me all the time. i think that i owe that to my upbringing in th

more research is needed to prove radiation from dental x- rays cause the tumors. for now, gloria is going to stick with what her dentist recommends. >> you said i didn't need any x- rays, then i don't need. that's how i view it. >> reporter: she trusts him when it comes to weighing the risks and benefits. in los angeles, teresa garcia, wjz eyewitness news. >> and meningioma can cause problems, such as changes in vision, headaches, hearing and memory loss. >>> the parents of a teenager who drowned last week, are now saying they believe his saggy pants contributed to his date. 14-year-old shadow tid well was hanging out with friends when he fell into the water. he wasn't a strong swimmer, and on top of that, he was wearing saggy pants. his parents believe his pants got so heavy, he couldn't kick his legs to hold himself up. >>> a powerful storm moves through, bringing powerful tornadoes and hail. wow. you can hear and see the big hailstones, slamming into a lake at woodward county yesterday. at least two tornadoes also touched down in that area. three people were hu

older x-ray equipment released more radiation. equipment now is probably a lot safer but some dentists have older equipment. but these people remember having them often when they were younger. i think what works more in the environment is more now than it used to be, but medical procedures have become safer. >> are we at a point where we need to ask our dentist, how current is your technology or you know what i don't want to have one and scale it back to once every two or three years. >> i think you're exactly right. i thought about how often i had sexras and i trust my dentist. i've been going to him for years and i think it's a fair conversation to have. my dentist has pretty new looking equipment, but i think it's also fair to say do i need these, i think it's a good conversation to have. the study should no no way scare people of not going to the dentist. >> should children ohm be of a certain age or should you be of a certain age before you're exposed to your first x-ray or what comes after that? >> yeah. here's a little bit

sanjay gupta. >> we overprescribe x-rays. not just dental x-rays but decembers.rticular if you look across society, especially in the united states, it's the most common source of ionizing radiation we get to our bodies. >> does it affect children more. >> children's bones are thinner. when kprag it can penetrate more easily, but also because their brains are developing. they are a little more susceptible to the problems. it's a double whammy, younger, more susceptibility and more x-rays. kids with braces get panoramic. ask the doctor, does he or shall really need this and they will probably cut down on them. >> how often is too often to get dental x-rays. >> the difference between kids and adults. kids a little more frequently because they are more at risk for calf its, maybe one to two years. a lot can be done by physical examination, really getting in and looking as opposed to every time you go to the dent irs, every six months getting x-rays which happens too often. as you get older spread it out even more so, every two to three years. the question a lot of p

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