PER CURIAM.
Barry Paul Gilmore appeals the denial of his motion to correct sentence. Gilmore contends he was sentenced illegally because the trial judge departed from the recommended guideline sentence for the sole reason that Gilmore was an habitual offender. Gilmore did not appeal his departure sentence. Subsequently, our supreme court decided Whitehead v. State,
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