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The breakfast was really good (as all breakfasts in Germany), the room was clean and modern The hotel is situated on the Rein river and not far from center, but to reach it in the evening is rather dangerous and scary, as there is park, where are no people and lights. There is no free wi-fi in rooms, in the lobby there is a computer but you need to give the receptionist your credit card or passport to use this computer maximum for one hour. The hotel has restaurant but it is always booked, so if you are staying at the hotel, it's not possible to have a lunch or dinner there, the receptionist woman recommended to go to another restaurant about 20-25 minutes away and didn't mention that there is a room food service.... The windows face either the park or river and it's very noisy outside: songs, loud music...
It was excellent throughout. The breakfast on the terrace is an ideal way to start the day. It was one of my best hotel experiences ever.
The service at the hotel is first class. Excellent breakfast options and outstanding restaurant. The views from the breakfast/ restaurant terrace is unbelievable. Well located to get to the city or public transport. The room I was given was extremely small and overlooking the driveway. A problem if you have a long stay like I did of two weeks.
I loved the location on the rhine. My room was not made for my second night stay since they did not complete the room by 3:30 when I came back to my room and after that I went out at about 4:30 and I suppose it was too late for housekeeping - so my bed wasn't made, my towels were changed etc.
Spaciousness of the room and the interior decoration - fantastic The structural noise - you could not help but hear everything, and there was a constant rumbrling noise. In the morning this was accompanied by a consistent knocking noise. Despite this the experience was fantastic - my wife shares the same opinion
Excellent ,friendly service
Great location; quiet and comfortable, and just a few minutes from the city centre. Staff helpful and pleasant.
Very peaceful with views of the river Rhine. Good food in restaurant.
Location - on the river, and very close to hotel One of our party for dinner did not receive what they ordered, but the staff made us feel it was our fault and could have been more gracious and customer focused. This was the only bad experience with the hotel staff, otherwise they were excellent.
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The friendly and efficient staff...and the breakfasts!!
Cleanliness and position of hotel; kindness of hotel staff
The location is perfect, staff are very friendly and breakfast quite abundant! Maybe the price is a bit too high, but the service is great
The location was fantastic and the rooms were very nice. The breakfast was a great spread of fruits, eggs, breads and cereals. My one complaint is they gave one login for the wifi so I could only connect one device and it was pretty slow. You could spend more for the premium wifi.
Very nice city, most attractive hotel with an interesting past, excellent helpful staff. Outside the window there was a noise of glass recycling being moved early on Saturday morning - but only slight.
Old hotel right in the centre of Bonn, but renovated rooms which in the end make it pretty anodine. Decent, with decent service, but far too expensive.
The breakfast is really nice, fresh and rich. Location, completely in pedestrian centre of Bonn is great. I did not like the single bed, it is too small. Generally beds are too hard. ( I tried a single and a twin room). The room 208 has a very weird architecture. The shower is located directly in the entrance and the tub in the room.... The room has been renovated recently though.
Great location, the hotel is old but classy in its own way. The staff was exelent.
Friendly staff, nice room, great breakfast, perfect location in Bonn.
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Location We booked a double room. But it was a twin room.
Excellent location, almost next to the train station and within walking distance to the city centre. Good breakfast choice. The smell of smoke in my room and in the area between the elevators and the restaurant where there would always be smokers. Many TV channels, but only one in English and newspapers at breakfast German only. Just one internet computer, for which they charged 12 times the price of the local internet cafes. If you are a German speaking smoker, go there. If not, give it a miss.
All aspects of the hotel were good! If I was to look for something that may be improved it would be that breakfast finishes at 10:30 and when coming at 10:00am you may find that the choice is limited and thingd are being put away. However, this is looking for an item to be critical about.
Very close to the train station, yet quiet enough that you only hear the train wheels as they pass. Walking distance to services and Bonn attractions. Buffet breakfast had good selection for varied diets. Maybe the basement bar area is in need of updating / renovation?
A comfortable and peaceful hotel very close to hauptbahnhof and the bus station. Having breakfasts by a nice garden view with a friendly staff.
The bed was incredibly comfortable. The pool facility was clean and much appreciated (used daily). A computer with internet access was available in for extra charge. The location was superb; frankly, you cannot beat the location given access to public transportation. I walked from the train station to the hotel with luggage, which was no problem at all and gave me an immediate feel for the area. No.
Clean and comfortable rooms Housekeeping service started at 8:30 am on the weekend, too early and annoying. Satellite TV channels included only one in English and none in French.
The breakfast was superb. The location suited us perfectly as we travelled by train. Very comfortable room and bed. I liked the No smoking rooms I did not like people smoking in the Lobby area. It spoilt the atmosphere of an otherwise great Hotel.
The location is unbeatable; right next to the train station. The staff was very correct and customer service oriented. Nice (hard, I like that) beds and decent breakfast. The interior seems a bit tired, the TV had only 1 English channel, and the heating wasn't working very well. These are all minor points. What is extremely important to notice, and other travelers have mentioned this as well, is that the sound proofing (which the hotel states on its website) only refers to the inside of the hotel. Sounds from outside, including but not limited to trains, can be heard quite easily, even on the fifth floor looking onto the street.
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The staff in the Bristol are excellent. I have stayed there numerous times.
Lovely breakfast buffet.
great helpful staff no ramp at the entrace....had to lift up and carry my suitcase up a set of stairs to enter! not good when one has a heavy suitcase
nice rooms, good breakfast, perfect location, staff was ok, swimming pool and sauna - ideal for a business trip to my mind
Very helpful staff, comfortable surroundings.
The room
Very good location - just 5 min walking from central station and center of the city. Stuff on the reception is friendly and helpful. In spite of nearby central station its very quietly and cosily in the room, I slept perfectly. The breakfast is great. I didn't like room`s design - it looks old fashion for me, but it depends on you - I prefer modern style. And on my personal opinion its not 4 stars, but 3 stars is for sure
The atmosphere, decor, dinner and staff. A freindly and effecient service in a typicaly old style German hotel. Good breaksfast and very comfrotable rooms. No
Very good hotel. Really nice breakfasts. Comfortable room and bed Note that if you book a single room - you might get a single bed. Was not a problem for me though as the room was quite spacious.
The quality of service and quick response by staff Language barrier among front office staff
the organisation, nice and welcoming staff, super clean room
The ospitality is the strength of this hotel: the staff was very nice, in the breakfast you could choose everything you want among a very great number of things, and the cleaning service was perfect. It was a to expensive for the stars of the hotel
The staff was great especially helping out someone who doesn't speak any German. The breakfast was wonderful, the breakfast room in particular was nicer than many more famous hotels I've stayed in. It would be nice to have known there was not shampoo and soap for the shower. I did have bodywash but no shampoo. However, the staff did help me find a local store where I could purchase some.
The hotel was very conveniently situated. The room was fine and the breakfast was good.
very good value for the price, staff is friendly, hotel is very clean and close to the city centre. breakfast were suprisingly rich for a 2 star hotel. it is on a little noisy street, but you probably can´t avoid that in the centre.
The friendliness of the staff and their willingness to help out with our bicycles The outside didn't look too good so we were surprised by how nice the hotel was. It wasn't in the best area so if I had been travelling alone I might not have wanted to wander around after dark.
Location really in city centre; Breakfast; Friendly and flexible staff.
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Very clean and renewed recently. little expensive and no 24 hours reception.
The staff at the hotel are very friendly and helpful. Our room was quite large for European standards. It contained a refrigerator which we did not expect to have... Overall, we had a comfortable and enoyable stay. The breakfast was 6 euro/person and quite substantial and worth it. I would definitely stay at the Mercedes again.
wireless easy and effective, stuff helpful even during night
location is good
Very pleasant hotel in the center of Bonn near the metro-station Juridicum. Good atmosphear to relax and sleep. The staff is very helpfull and polite. Breakfast was also good and not too simple for 6 Euro.
It was a very comfortable quiet hotel, enjoyable breakfast no lift
Location near the city, Second time we have stayed in an apartment and the privacy, comfort and space are all spot on. Nice breakfast with freshly cooked eggs to order. Modern room with good TV and music system and small kitchen. Found with Sat Nav, might be difficult without it. Location is a buy-off with ease of parking but we have managed to park each time.
very close to city centre but still quiet location
The room was very quite, the breakfast was very good and diversifay -
The room smelled of smoke
excellent room, close to centre small bathroom although sufficient
comfort, convenience no
Very central and easy to find. very comfortable. Cost more than they originally quoted. They charged me for single use of double room when I had asked for two single rooms. I didn't ask for a double room and felt they shouldn't have charged me for this as it was their choice not mine.
there was no elevator. i had to go stairs with my big buggage.
Cleanliness and near the train station
They are friendly, and in a central location (the hotel itself isn't terribly picturesque, but is v. close to the Hofgarten park and the Rhine, which are). Only the bathroom let the product down (see below). The bathroom in our room was not in good order (broken door handle, door did not shut properly!). Noise also seemed to pass pretty easily between rooms. Minibar empty.
Although the entrance is almost too small to notice, the hotel has very comfortable rooms and is right in the middle of the town. Parking is very nearby in the Underground park, but exiting in a completely different part of the town's one way system, which caused us problems. It was quiet though central. Not the hotel's fault but the one way system and pedestrianised centre of town made it very difficult to find one's way round, especially on a very short stay.
I had a shared shower and toilet, but I had the impression that I was the only one using it on my floor of about 5 rooms. The room was quiet: I didn't hear much noise from other hotel guests, the elevator or the street. (I was on the second floor, street side). The staff is very friendly and helpful. A "do not disturb" sign would be nice. I didn't hear the cleaning lady's knock on my door, which was a bit embarrasing for the both of us. Also, breakfast during the weekends isn't until 8 am, so I missed one breakfast because of an early meeting. And the wireless internet is from a T-mobile hotspot, which is 8 euro for an hour according to the portal. It is a very small hotel, so don't check out the very last minute before your train leaves, because in the morning, the receptionist also has to take care of the breakfast for the guests.
very kind staffs, great location, clean room, yummy breakfast
The staff were extremely friendly with a great hotel location - very central
This was a charming story book hotel It had an "Old World" decor and atmosphere. There was a lot of attention to detail which gave it a personalized touch. The rooms were large as was the bathroom attached They were sunny and pristine. Breakfast looked wonderful but I had to leave before service because of my flight time. In the review the hotel sounded locked away in a hill however it was a half block from the tram however it was in a "isolated" area Walking down the isolated street and unlocking myself into the hotel made me make sure I returned before dark. If I had not been alone I probably would have been less cautious. There were no immediate attractions in the area eventhough I walked about to find However you can get back into Bonn in 20 minutes on the tram
Location, location, location. Our room, on the top floor (1 flight above lift access) was quite roomy, with every basic necessity. Generally basic, but comfortable nonetheless. The main drawbacks would be noise and I imagine, at certain times, lack of a/C. The noise problem is overcome by closing windows, but that eliminates ventilation. During our stay, though (early October), we were still comfortable overnight.
The breakfast was very nice, and the rooms are cozy. The location is great too. The wireless kept kicking me off and I would have to re-enter the password every 5 minutes.
Very friendly and helpful staff; great location in the city centre; very little street noise at night; clean, comfortable rooms and bathrooms; nice breakfast; fridge with cold drinks in the lobby. Only one little thing: there was a continuous "whistling" or "peeping" noise coming from the toilet next to our room. This was hardly a problem during the daytime, but was rather annoying at night... (Note to the owners: it might be good to try and fix this... Our room was 3.2, the noise came from the shared toilet on the same floor.)
Very pleasant room and en suite bathroom. Good pressure in shower, and warm water always available. Good wardrobe space and shelves. Comfortable bed. Very nice buffet breakfast with a good choice of breads, cheeses, meats, cereals etc. Pleasant staff. The location is excellent - literally one minute from the main square on one side and the university on the other. Ideal for business in the university. The hotel was sometimes too warm (for my liking), requiring me to keep the window open. However, although the street outside is fairly quiet, the traffic noise can wake you up from around 5.00am if the window is open. The simple solution is to close the window if you want to go back to sleep, so it is a minor problem.
I got a large room with three beds, it was confortable and clean no internet connection available
Hotel staffs are very polite and their willingness to give assistance when requested.
It is near the Rine river, then you easily have access to it by walking. You can also enjoy a persian resturant beside the hotel.
1. Breakfast service was good 2. Checkin and checkout was quick and prompt 1. I asked for internet but not available at that point of time 2. Room size was too small and not all facilities were available in the room like refregerator 3. Bathroom was too small, not a place to sit in the toilet .. shower place was too small to take a bath.. Toothbrush, toothpaste, cream, gel etc was not there in the bathroom. 4. Room was too smelly not able to slept properly.
staff is helpful, location is very convinient it does not have an internet service. it is very inconvinient to stay if on business trup. the only thing you can do is get connected via telcom and charge is 8 Euros per hour. Just appaulling! they advertise airport transfer as part of the service but then, they refused because there was nobody else going to the airport at that time.
The location is good, very near to a trem stop. The staff are nice. Breakfast is simple but just ok. If there is a trem passing in from of the hotel in the morning or in the late night, it is noisy.


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For those in/between/above/beyond the various loops: five new Karl Schmidt Verlag releases are soon due, including two books - Unpunished (previously touted here) and Peed Inks, a photo-essay with soundtrack. Re the three CDs: 1) No Sugar, aka the duo of Liz Allbee & George Cremaschi; 2) Rafael Toral; 3) Academia Riding Rust, with a disquisition on last month's Eurovision Song Contest. Details for glomming to follow...


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I see they have put in a migration process to go from V25 to V26 but I went from V24 to V26. Will the migration process work to migrate straight from V24 to V26 for the posts and tools and such?
The process should work with the tool files from 24 to 26 but there are a lot of things missing like the Tool Crib that was used in V25. You may need to try it and see if everything will swap over because they are to vastly different versions. There may be some things that move over but for the most part i would say to recreate the things you need in V26.
The main thing is the post. I spent a lot of time modifying a Haas post to work correctly for my Milltronics machines. I am really hoping I don't have to go thru that again.
After loading the software and taking a good look around I won't need to bring my tooling across. Someone went to a lot of work to put together that tool library and all I had to do is go thru and change most of the end mills and some of the other tooling from HSS to Carbide. So far I am impressed with the new version and the ease of learning the major changes to the software.
Ya and your post should just swap right over. There may be some things that need to be added to the post for it to output correctly but give it a shot and see how it all posts.
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text: Courtesy Museum of Fine Arts, BostonDegas and the Nude at Museum of Fine Arts Boston, Most Erotic Impressionist Painter: PhotosImpressionist Edgar Degas is the most erotic painter of nudes. By Jimmy So.Jimmy So10.08.11 5:16 PM ETCourtesy Museum of Fine Arts, BostonCourtesy Museum of Fine Arts, BostonDegas and the NudeMuseum of Fine Arts, Boston, Oct. 9, 2011, to Feb. 5, 2012 We know Edgar Degas as an Impressionist, and the possessor of a near-fanatical devotion to ballerinas. But the new show at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, is centered on his nudes. There are 165 pieces on view, 145 of them by Degas. This revelatory exhibition could alter the way we think of his body of work. —Jimmy So Courtesy of Musée d'Orsay and Museum of Fine Arts, BostonAfter the Bath, Woman Drying Her NeckEdgar Degas, 1886–95 Like a good Impressionist, Degas was determined to render reality as truthfully as possible—which meant that if he was painting a nude, he wanted to convey the eroticism of the figure. A late pastel called After the Bath, Woman Drying Her Neck, is typical: the room is still, hot, and filled with sex. Courtesy of Musée d'Orsay and Museum of Fine Arts, BostonThe TubEdgar Degas, 1886 Born in Paris in 1834 into a rich family, Degas was a conservative (in his anti-Semitic politics) and a realist (in his art), and he had no fondness at all for revolution. Although he shared sympathies with most of the Impressionists, he sneered at painting en plein air, or "in the open air." He always worked in his studio, and often relied on photography, which gave him the opportunity to draw from unusual angles. With The Tub, the unorthodox viewpoint is from above. Lucian Freud, his worthy successor as a painter of flesh, thought this pastel didn't really work: "You might slightly feel she was laying an egg." Courtesy of Musée d'Orsay and Museum of Fine Arts, BostonScene of War in the Middle AgesEdgar Degas, 1863–65 Degas wanted to be the successor of great history painters, a line that ran from Poussin to David and Ingres. The first work he sent to and exhibited at the Salon, in 1865, was Scene of War in the Middle Ages. It was also his last history painting, and the figures on the left foreshadow many of the poses to be repeated in years to come, though his focus would later turn to depicting scenes of everyday modern life. Courtesy of Philadelphia Museum of Art and Museum of Fine Arts, BostonThe Death of SardanapalusEugene Delacroix, 1844 Delacroix's gigantic The Death of Sardanapalus was a heavy influence on Degas's obsession with movement. Based on Lord Byron's play, the painting was completed in 1827, though it wasn't shown again in public until 1861 at the Galerie Martinet, which Degas almost certainly frequented. The painting invites the viewer to partake in the chaotic and violent moment. Courtesy of Musée d'Orsay and Museum of Fine Arts, BostonNude Woman Lying on Her Back, Study for Scene of War in the Middle AgesEdgar Degas, 1863–65 Degas's true idol was the conservative Ingres, the supreme master of absolute precision, who told a young Edgar to "draw lines, young man, draw lines … then you will be a good artist." Sure enough, after a period of intensely rigorous academic training, Degas became one of the greatest draughtsmen ever. Here you see him making a study of the corpse on the bottom left corner, caring as much for the horror of the scene as the beauty of it. Courtesy of National Gallery of Canada and Museum of Fine Arts, BostonThe Serious ClientEdgar Degas, 1876–77 Degas entered his prime in the 1870s, the period of his most famous works: his ballet paintings like The Dance Class (1873–76) and snapshot café scenes like L'Absinthe (1876). He largely abandoned the nude, but would make a voracious return in the late 1870s—and to brothels, no less. The dealer Ambroise Vollard would use these monotypes in his 1934 illustrated edition of the La Maison Tellier short stories of Guy de Maupassant. In The Serious Client, the hesitation of the man can be summed up best, if in a blatantly misogynistic way, by Maupassant himself: "Love, that bestial function of the beast, has become in [the hands of women] a terrible weapon of domination." Courtesy of Musée d'Orsay and Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Nude Woman, Standing Edgar Degas, about 1878 The tension between his conservatism and radicalism and the bridging of beauty and impropriety are typical in many of Degas's nudes, like Nude Woman, Standing. The model's weary stance is similar to the bend of the far left figure in Scenes of War more than a decade earlier. From here on, Degas would focus increasingly on the bodies of solitary women. Courtesy of Museum of Fine Arts, BostonLa ToiletteEdgar Degas, 1884–86 The dominant motif in Degas's nudes—the bath—rose out of brothel monotypes like Nude Woman Squatting, From Behind (1876–77), Woman at Her Toilette (about 1876), and The Bidet (probably 1876–77). But as obscene as these works were, Degas moved slowly from obscenity to more ambiguously themed bathers. His La Toilette is dreamy, which is just what it feels like to stare at the translucent flesh of this woman's back. Courtesy of Musée d'Orsay and Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Dancer Looking at the Sole of Her Right FootEdgar Degas, 1896–1911 Degas exhibited his sculptures only once during his life. Almost all of his wax models and plaster casts were found after his death. But to him, modeling was simply another way of "thinking," most importantly about movement. If sculpture seemed to be anchored to a still moment, Degas sought to animate it, inspiring generations of modernists. Courtesy of Musée d'Orsay (dépôt au Musée Rodin) and Museum of Fine Arts, BostonDanaidAuguste Rodin, 1889–90 Rodin, the father of modern sculpture, followed Degas's lead by dissolving his statues with the effects of light and shadow, as Degas and the Impressionists had done in painting. In turn, his Danaid—which dramatizes exhaustion by representing the story of a woman condemned to the impossible task of emptying a well every night with a sieve—may have affected Degas. Courtesy of Philadelphia Museum of Art and Museum of Fine Arts, BostonAfter the Bath (Woman Drying Herself)Edgar Degas, 1896 Painted in three hues, only two more than a sculpture like Danaid, After the Bath (Woman Drying Herself) isn't so much an illustration of a task as an emotional report on despair, not unlike the way he began his journey, with the nudes in Scenes of War. Eleven years later, at 83, Degas was dead.


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The disclosures are likely to raise the pressure on the Blair government over its links with Mittal. Fewer than 100 of his 125,000 employees are based in Britain and LNM, which bought Sidex, is registered in the Dutch Antilles - a Caribbean tax haven.
The Department for International Development confirmed a report that it had ordered the UK representative on the European Bank of Reconstruction and Development to support the loan to LNM.
A department spokeswoman said the loan had been recommended by department officials as a 'very good project'. However, she said the department was only backing the privatisation project - not any specific bidder. Ministers in the department, headed by International Development Secretary Clare Short, had not been consulted, she added.
The loan - described by the Sunday Telegraph as crucial to the success of Mittal's bid - was said to have been opposed by at least three other representatives on the EBRD board. A statement by the EBRD said: 'There was broad support by the board for the project. The bank has worked successfully with LNM before in Kazakstan and, since financing the Romanian Sidex deal, the project is going according to the agreement.'
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Easy, a team of researchers in Australia has found. They surf.
Using acoustic telemetry and satellite positioning or tagged crocodiles, the researchers found that both male and female crocodiles regularly traveled more than 30 miles by 'surfing' river and ocean currents. They always began their voyages within an hour of the river's tides changing, so they could take advantage of the current. When the tide turned against them they pulled up onto the riverbank to wait for the next day's tide.
They also analyzed data showing that one satellite-tagged crocodile traveled 360 miles over 25 days. A second male, went 255 miles in 20 days.
The paper is in this month's edition of the British Ecological Society's Journal of Animal Ecology.
The estuarine crocodile is the world's largest living reptile. Males can weigh up to 2,900 pounds and reach up to 20 feet long. Crocodylus porosus lives mostly in rivers, mangrove swamps and estuaries and cannot survive long-term away from land, where it gets its food and water.
The researchers speculate that the crocodile used their ability to surf the ocean currents to fan out throughout the South-East Pacific. Populations of the giant reptiles are found in East India, Sri Lanka, Southern China, Thailand, the Philippine and Sunda islands (including Sumatra, Java, Borneo, Celebes, and Timor), to northern Australia, Vanuatu, Fiji and the Solomon islands.
There are anecdotal reports of sailors sighting these crocodiles far out to sea, but no one had previously tracked their long-term movements and showed that they used the currents to move themselves quickly between far distant habitats.
The research also helps explain why the various far-flung populations of the crocodiles haven't evolved into separate species, despite the distances between them. They appear to travel frequently enough to maintain a unified genetic profile.
The research was led by Hamish Campbell of the University of Queensland and colleagues from Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service and Australia Zoo. They tagged 27 adult estuarine crocodiles with sonar transmitters and underwater receivers. The late Steve Irwin, known to many Americans as "The Crocodile Hunter," was a part of the team that undertook the research, which tracked the crocodiles movements for a year in the remote Kennedy River in North Queensland, Australia.
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What can the Philosophy of Mathematics Learn from the History of Mathematics?
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This article canvasses five senses in which one might introduce an historical element into the philosophy of mathematics: 1. The temporal dimension of logic; 2. Explanatory Appeal to Context rather than to General Principles; 3. Heraclitean Flux; 4. All history is the History of Thought; and 5. History is Non-Judgmental. It concludes by adapting Bernard Williams' distinction between 'history of philosophy' and 'history of ideas' to argue that the philosophy of mathematics is unavoidably historical, but need not and must not merge with historiography.
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