The product below can be synthesized by a Robinson annulation, which is a Michael addition followed by an aldol condensation/elimination. Draw the starting materials you would use. Also draw the structure of the intermediate after the Michael addition is completed, but before the aldol reaction has started.

The product below can be synthesized by a Robinson annulation, which is a Michael addition followed by an aldol condensation/elimination. Draw the starting materials you would use. Also draw the structure of the intermediate after the Michael addition is completed, but before the aldol reaction has started.

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