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I would suggest that the gauges measuring our total net investments, our underwriting and insurance earnings, our Markel Ventures earnings, and our recurring investment earnings would be the measurements that I, as your pilot and you as fellow shareholders should be monitoring. Net income to common shareholders was $2.2
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Operator instructions] At this time, I'd like to turn the conference over to Weston Tucker, head of shareholder relations. Weston Tucker -- Head of Shareholder Relations Great. Weston Tucker -- Head of Shareholder Relations Thank you, everyone, for joining us today and look forward to following up after the call.
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