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  "textContent": "Gore Country Music Club president Julie Mitchell (left) and club vice-president Sue Stenning make a presentation to Phil Geary at last month's Gold Guitar Awards. PHOTO: SUPPLIED After three decades running Gore’s signature event, Phil Geary is stepping aside as convener of the MLT NZ Gold Guitar Awards.",
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