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I'd bet the turn small. Like you would, or he might expect you to, with the part of your pf raising range that doesn't like this flop.

However, I don't think slow-playing is bad in this instance. He's going to put you on largely JJ+, AK after the pre-flop raise. If he catches a set all the money is going in whether you bet or check so you've probably got more chance of getting chips out of him this way. If he had raise-called pf, I think 99+ is more of his range and I would then defintely bet the turn.