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      <title>The Par-3 Contest and the Other Augusta Traditions That Make Masters Week Different</title>
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      <description>&lt;p&gt;It is impossible to spend a few hours at Augusta National during Masters week without noticing how different it feels from any other tournament on the schedule. Some of the difference is the course. Some of it is the patrons, the pimento cheese sandwiches, and the immaculate flower beds that bloom on cue every April. But a real part of what makes Masters week feel like its own kind of event is the small set of rituals that the membership has built up over more than ninety years. They are deliberate, unhurried, and oddly moving when you encounter them in person.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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