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I just want to say that this tutorial was exactly what I needed in every way. I have one question that I don't think was answered in the video. One of the web hosting providers I use does not support any databases. Is there a way to get around that? If there is not a short answer, could you point me to any guides that would show me how to set up a MySQL server without support from my web host?
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