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Date	Action	Score
2014-07-26	2014-07-26: Commented on the blog, Charlotte Recap: Winter "Queen" City	2
2014-02-07	2014-02-07: Commented on the blog, Phish 2013: Top Ten Shows	1
2014-02-07	2014-02-07: Commented on the blog, Phish 2013: Top Ten Shows	1
2014-02-07	2014-02-07: Commented on the blog, Phish 2013: Top Ten Shows	1
2013-10-25	2013-10-25: Commented on the blog, Hampton 3: Fire in the Freezer	1
2013-08-01	2013-08-01: Posted a review on 2013-07-31 (Stateline, NV, USA)	14
2013-07-18	2013-07-18: Commented on the blog, Alpharetta 2 Recap	0

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