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Science The Story you don't know!!! Bachelor of Science (Hons.) Chemistry with Materials Mark Anthony Callus 2012
What is Science? "...refers to the body of reliable knowledge itself, of the type that can be logically and rationally explained" Aristotle, ca. 4th century BC "Nicomachean Ethics Book VI, and Metaphysics Book I" Physics ChemistryBiology
Chemistry "... the study of matter and the changes it undergoes. " Chang, Raymond (1998). Chemistry, 6th Ed.. New York: McGraw Hill. But did you know that: Chemistry was first called Alchemy from c. 330BC to 1661. [1] Then Chymistry from 1661 to 1730. [2] [1] Strathern, P. (2000). Mendeleyev's Dream – the Quest for the Elements. New York: Berkley Books. [2] Boyle, Robert (1661). The Sceptical Chymist. New York: Dover Publications, Inc. (reprint).
Biology "...the study of life and living organisms, including their structure, function, growth, origin, evolution, distribution, and taxonomy." Based on definition from Aquarena Wetlands Project glossary of terms. Term Biology was coined in 1736 by Carl von Linné (in latin form).
Physics By definition: "...the study of matter and its motion through space and time, along with related concepts such as energy and force" J.C. Maxwell (1878) Matter and Motion Emerged as a unique science in 16 th century. Boundaries still hazy to this day.
Physics But is it a "just" definition? Thus the term "modern" Physics is: "...taken literally, means of course, the sum total of knowledge under the head of present-day physics" Richtmyer, Kennard & Lauritsen (1955)
Why so "Modern"? The reason can be coined by: "The past only exists insofar as it is present in the records of today. And what those records are is determined by what questions we ask. There is no other history than that" Wheeler (1982:24) So how far should we look?
History of Science Earliest known record: Thales of Melitus (c. 624BC to c. 546BC) Recorded by Aristotle (384BC to 322BC) Theories on the Origin of Life... from water. Definition of Basic Substances Nuclear Physics
History of Science Revolutionary Thinking? In the Axial Age (c. 800BC to c. 200BC) Anaximander came up with... The Big Bang Theory Well Close Enough
History of Science These are mere speculations... what about experimental proof? Eratosthenes (c. 276BC to c. 195BC) Managed to measure the circumference of the Earth without leaving Egypt!
How did he do it? He lived in Swenet, modern day Aswan. (Tropic of Cancer) Assumed that Alexandria was directly North A distance of 1/50 th the circumference of the Earth
How did he do it? By camel the estimated distance is 5000 stadia (800km) Rounded to 700 stadia per degree Giving a circumference of 252,000 stadia So how close did he actually come?
How did he do it? Assuming that he used the Egyptian Stadia (about 157.5m) We get 39, 375km!!! An error of less that 2% All this with huge limitations...
History of Science Remember Sir Isaac Newton and his laws? Well Ibn al-Haytham beat him to the punch!! (Persian scientist) Discussed: Perpetual motion Inertia Concept of Momentum
History of Science Indian Scientist, Aryabhata did something special... he made an approximation for Pi. "chaturadhikam śatamaśṭaguṇam dvāśaśṭistathā sahasrāṇām Ayutadvayaviśkambhasyāsanno vrîttapariṇahaḥ." "Add four to 100, multiply by eight, and then add 62,000. By this rule the circumference of a circle with a diameter of 20,000 can be approached." Clark (1930)
History of Science Here's the proof: Accurate to five significant figures!!!
To Conclude Is there more? Are we taking things for granted? "The past only exists insofar as it is present in the records of today. And what those records are is determined by what questions we ask. There is no other history than that" Wheeler (1982:24) It is up to you to decide.
References Beiser, Arthur, 2003The World of Physics: Readings in the Nature, History, and Challenge of Physics, Textbook Publishers Ltd., England Clark 1930 The Āryabhaṭīya of Āryabhaṭa: An Ancient Indian Work on Mathematics and Astronomy, University of Chicago Press; reprint: Kessinger Publishing (2006). Eves, Howard, 1990 An Introduction to the History of Mathematics (6 ed.). Saunders College Publishing House, New York. p. 237 Holton, G. and Roller, D.H.D., 1965Foundations of modern physical science, Addison- Wesley Pub. Co, England Lindberg, David C. 1976 Theories of Vision from al-Kindi to Kepler, University of Chicago Press, Chicago pp. 60–7 Mahmoud, Dr. Al Deek, 2004 "Ibn Al-Haitham: Master of Optics, Mathematics, Physics and Medicine", Al Shindagah (November- December 2004)
References Nader, El-Bizri, 2006 "Ibn al-Haytham or Alhazen", in Meri, Josef W., Medieval Islamic Civilization: An Encyclopaedia, II, New York & London: Routledge, pp. 343–345, Nasr, Seyyed Hossein 2003 "The achievements of Ibn Sina in the field of science and his contributions to its philosophy", Islam & Science (December 2003) Plofker, Kim 2007 "Mathematics in India". The Mathematics of Egypt, Mesopotamia, China, India, and Islam: A Sourcebook. Princeton University Press. Richtmyer, F.K, Kennard, E.H and Lauristen, T. 1955 Introduction to Modern Physics, (5th ed.), New York: McGraw-Hill. Wheeler, John Archibald 1982 Bohr, Einstein, and the strange lesson of the quantum. In R. Q. Elvee, ed., Mind in Nature. San Francisco: Harper and Row; pg 24.
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I missed getting an entry into the latest Carnival of Mathematics, which went up a day early at Science and Reason. (Serves me right for procrastinating!) As usual, most of the articles are well over my head.
The carnival begins with a tribute to Field's Medalist Paul Cohen (April 2, 1934 – March 23, 2007), the man who settled the first of the famous Hilbert Problems, the Continuum Hypothesis. Then come the math articles. Here are my favorites:
Formalisation and de-formalisation[That page has disappeared, but I think this one will work. If that link goes AWOL, too, just do a search for "Scooping the Loop Snooper" by Geoffrey K. Pullum.]
In which we find a delightful informal proof that the Halting Problem is undecidable. Wouldn't it be fun if all math proofs could be written in Dr. Seuss-style verse?
Introducing the Surreal Numbers (Edited rerun)
Which explains a method to create and represent the real numbers that I could almost convince myself I understood.
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Spitsbergen and the Svalbard archipelago offer a tremendous wildlife and birdlife experience, as well as a fascinating lesson in glaciology. First used as a whaling base in the 17th and 18th centuries, the islands are now celebrated as a breeding ground for many seabirds, along with marine mammals and the elusive polar bear. Our expedition ship is the renowned Akademik Ioffe, perfectly suited for remote polar exploration. With her high ice classification, we are able to push further to the north along the edge of the ice pack. It is here we frequently encounter the icon of the Arctic – the polar bear – hunting for seals and other protein sources to sustain them through the Arctic summer.
Throughout our journey we enjoy a comprehensive series of presentations by polar experts, providing an excellent background to the expedition. Days are busy with shore excursions to places of historic interest, visits to wildlife colonies, viewing the exquisite native flora and soaking up the stunning landscapes. Short or long hikes on shore are another feature along with regular cruising in the zodiacs. Sea kayaking is another popular option.
This voyage focuses on the western and northern coast of Spitsbergen, and as far north as the permanent pack ice. This area has the highest concentration of wildlife and places of historic and scenic interest in the archipelago.
Day 1 – Longyearbyen, Svalbard Today we embark our expedition ship, the Akademik Ioffe in Longyearbyen and as we throw the lines, we sail out of Adventfjorden and into Isfjorden during the early evening. With almost 24 hours of daylight at this time of the year, we enjoy the views from the outer decks of the ship as we depart. We meet our fellow passengers and the expedition team during an introductory briefing and enjoy a welcome dinner as we set sail. Day 2 – Bourbonhamna Beluga whales are frequently seen as they transit the narrow sound near Bourbonhamna. It is estimated there are approximately five to ten thousand belugas in the Svalbard population. The beluga has no dorsal fin; a diagnostic feature of whale species that live in the high Arctic such as the narwhal and bowhead. It has been postulated that the Beluga's lack of dorsal fin is an adaptation to living in waters that are frequently covered by ice. On our shore excursion, an old hunting cabin and other artefacts are points of interest during our scenic hike to Ingebrigstenbukta. However, it is the massive piles of beluga whalebones that catch everyone's attention. The bones and all artefacts are protected by the Svalbard Government. While wandering on shore we hope to catch a glimpse of dozens of reindeer that inhabit the area. Day 3 – Lillihook Glacier and Krossfjorden Lilliehook Glacier, at the head of the northwestern arm of Krossfjorden is an incredible sight. The glacier face stretches almost seven kilometres and has a height of around 80-meters. Viewed from the ship or on a zodiac cruise, you come to appreciate the enormous scale of our surroundings. The shores of Krossfjorden are home to numerous bird colonies and a variety of different species. We anchor off one small harbour and cruise in the zodiacs along the bird cliffs near the 14th of July Glacier. As we cruise the dark waters, we are always on the lookout for bearded and ringed seals, both species known to frequent this fjord. Day 4 – Liefdefjorden and Monacobreen No trip along the north coast of Spitsbergen would be complete without a visit to Monacobreen (Monaco Glacier). A wide glacier face at the head of the fjord makes for spectacular kayaking and zodiac cruising. The coastal plain near the mouth of Liefdefjorden offers superb hiking and is often a great place to spot polar bears that come here to hunt for ringed seals or feed on bird's eggs. Day 5 – Phippsoya – Northernmost Point At 81° north latitude, Phippsoya is just 540 nautical miles from the North Pole. The high ice classification of our ship allows us to approach the edge of the pack ice in safety and comfort. Because of its proximity to the permanent Arctic ice pack, Phippsoya offers the potential for great polar bear viewings. In recent seasons we have enjoyed excellent encounters with polar bears in this vicinity. Be sure to get up to the ship's bridge and take a picture of the GPS showing your latitude or, better yet, take your own handheld GPS with you and mark in the waypoint as we are so close to the North Pole! Days 6-7 – Hinlopen Strait and Nordaustlandet From the ice edge we enter the main channel separating Svalbard's two main islands. In Hinlopen Strait the bird cliffs at Alkefjellet are home to more than a hundred thousand breeding Brunnich's guillemots, as well as thousands of kittiwakes and black guillemots. It is a spectacular site and a challenging one for our zodiacs as the tidal currents roar through Hinlopen Strait. Nearby Murchison Fjord is a wonderful place to kayak or zodiac cruise between the islands. There are some excellent hiking routes here, affording us breathtaking views. Day 8 – Fuglesangen and Smeerenburg As your zodiac approaches the shore of Fuglesangenoya, it becomes apparent there are thousands of birds nesting on this island. Home to a large dovekie colony, the formation of the island allows for excellent viewing without impacting upon the perimeter of the colony. Just a few miles from Fuglesangen is the old whaling station of Smeerenburg, literally translated as 'Blubber Town'. As we hike the shoreline of the old station, we learn about the importance of whaling in the discovery and exploration of the Svalbard archipelago. The blubber ovens stand as a reminder to this harsh industry in an equally harsh environment. Day 9 – Poole Pynten, Prins Karls Forland The sight and sound of a walrus haul-out spells Arctic like nothing else can. We visit the walrus colony on Prince Charles Island and hope to see these odd looking animals ashore. Approaching from downwind can often confirm that walrus are ashore - the smell of a walrus haul out is quite 'unique'! Tonight we celebrate our journey with a special dinner attended by the ship's Captain. It's a great time to reflect on a wonderful voyage in this wild and remote place. Day 10 – Longyearbyen, Svalbard Arriving back into Longyearbyen this morning, we disembark after breakfast and say farewell to our expedition team and fellow passengers. A transfer into town is provided for those choosing to stay a few days. If you are departing today, we have a few hours this morning to explore the town, before transferring to the airport for your onward flight to Tromso or Oslo. About our itinerary – Polar exploration can be unpredictable. Specific sites visited will depend on prevailing weather and ice conditions at the time of sailing. The above itinerary should be read as a 'guide only' and may change. The ship's Captain in conjunction with the Expedition Leader continually review the sailing plan throughout the voyage, making adjustments to the itinerary along the way to take advantage of optimal weather and ice conditions or to maximise our encounters with wildlife. Decades of experience spent exploring these waterways mean we have a large number of outstanding landing sites and zodiac cruising locations to consider, even when the weather conditions may not be ideal or when heavy ice may block out planned route. A flexible approach is something we encourage you to bring to the ship.
Designed for polar research, the Akademik Ioffe, also known as the One Ocean Navigator is modern, comfortable, safe and ice-strengthened. From small group sessions to briefings for all passengers, the public spaces onboard the ship are ideally suited for each and every need. A separate bar and lounge, as well as a library provide ideal places to sit and relax or catch up on some reading. A selection of movies and documentaries can also be watched in the lounge. Enjoy the sumptuous meals prepared for you by the culinary team in our dining room, which can host all clients in a single seating with ample room. Other facilities include the theatre style presentation room, gift-shop, fitness room, massage room, sauna and plunge pool.
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Thursday, 7 April 2016
Dear Inner Circle,
Rarely do I write poetry and never have I shared a poem with you. I wrote this poem for a man who breaks my heart.
The Prodigal
There is no such thing as a single human being
We are saved or lost together
We'd rather be lost with you than saved without you
There is no such thing as a private act
Every human act is witnessed
Come home
The Universe didn't abandon you
You abandoned it
Come home
When we meet
Your eyes show you are in a faraway country
Excessive comfort has emptied you, dissipated you
Now you beg me for coins, the pods upon which pigs feed
So come home
Our neck is craning in hope of your return
The magnolia that shades you is standing up straight
Hoping you'll notice
The breeze that lightly kisses your face
The sun that warms your bones
We're all waiting, looking, hoping
What you judge to be empty is full
The stars show you how vast is our love
The sun shows you how warm is our love
The ant crawling over your hand shows
Love is close
No speeches, no explanations, no noise please
Come home
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Everything is for you
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18 February: Tears of laughter and sadness
11 February: Wisdom is a tricky business
4 February: A wave from The Wayside Chapel
28 January: Some long distance loving
21 January: No time for judgement
17 December: Last note for 2015
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26 November: The joy of not knowing
19 November: The curse of perfectionism
12 November: To speak is to act
5 November: My cup runneth over
29 October: Prophet and loss
22 October: Finding yourself in a magical team
15 October: A silly question
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1 October: Being dead right
24 September: A day by the Wayside
17 September: It's a gold rush
10 September: The psychology of onions
3 September: Life comes from without
27 August: Surprised by the beautiful
20 August: Light shining through the cracks
13 August: A matter of balance
6 August: Recognising a gift
30 July: Your weakly note
23 July: 'A thing' from the Wayside
16 July: The future is calling
9 July: In love with some Dame
2 July: Better days ahead
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19 March: A few minutes in the cross
12 March: Seeing what isn't there
5 March : A tour like no other
26 February: Tough love
19 February: Puffing or building
12 February: The two shall become two
5 February: Chest pains
29 January: Shear joy
22 January 2015: Fully alive
15 January 2015: Blessed interruptions
8 January 2015: A glimpse of glory
18 December 2014: Christmas hat in hand
11 December 2014: A little season of goodwill
4 December 2014: There was nothing silent about that night
27 November 2014: It's not about feeling better
20 November 2014: Gathering Moss
13 November 2014: Love the land, love the people
6 November 2014: The power of presence
30 October 2014: Paralysed by presence
23 October 2014: The joy of sight
16 October 2014: The best medicine
9 October 2014: Who would have guessed?
2 October 2014: There's no such thing as a terrorist
21 August: Saving souls
14 August: Squeaking out
7 August: A time for turning
31 July: You're okay
24 July: Happy tears
17 July: Let's aim higher
10 July: Gristle and good
3 July: The joy of not knowing
26 June: If not now, when? If not me, who?
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5 June: When you least expect it
22 May: Finding home
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John Reinders was chief of presidential protocol under FW de Klerk, but when the ANC won the elections of April 1994, he thought he'd better look for something else to do. Obviously, Nelson Mandela would want to appoint one of his own people to such a sensitive post. Reinders got in touch with the prisons department, where he had worked before, and discovered, to his relief, that it would be happy to take him back.
On the day after Mandela's presidential inauguration, Reinders arrived early at his office in the Union Buildings in Pretoria with a couple of cardboard boxes. He went to his office and began to fill them with his belongings. Then there was a knock at the door. It was another early riser – Mandela.
"Good morning! How are you?" the new president said, before adding, with a frown: "But... what are you doing?" "Mr President," Reinders replied, "I am putting away my things. I am off to a new job."
"Ah, and where are you going?" "To Correctional Services, Mr President." "Correctional Services? Ah, no. No, no, I do not recommend that," said Mandela, breaking into a complicit smile. "I know Correctional Services very well. Ve-ry well. No, no, I do not recommend that at all."
Reinders, a little bemused, smiled back. "Now," Mandela said, "by all means leave, if that is what you wish, but you must understand that I would like you to stay. We have no experience of running an office like this and we need people like you to help us. It will only be five years, as I intend to serve only one presidential term. I would be most grateful if you stayed."
Right there and then, Reinders started emptying his cardboard boxes. He remained with Mandela to the end, accompanying him on innumerable foreign and domestic trips, never ceasing to be astonished and charmed by the unfailing kindness and courtesy Mandela showed him. From the friendly greeting he gave him every morning, to the concern he always expressed for the welfare of his family, to the time during a state visit to Rome when Mandela introduced him, by name, to the Pope.
Mandela quit the presidency in 1999, but Reinders stayed on, serving now under Thabo Mbeki. A year later, he received an unexpected but most welcome phone call. It was Mandela, inviting him and his family to Sunday lunch at his home in Johannesburg. Reinders turned up with his wife and two teenage children, expecting there to be several more guests. But no. It was just Mandela and him and his three family members.
The meal began and Mandela raised a glass. Turning to Reinders' wife and children, he said: "I would like to apologise to you for depriving you for so long of the presence of your husband and father owing to the demanding duties he was obliged to undertake on our behalf. But, I must tell you, the job he did for us was magnificent. Magnificent!" The lunch ended and Mandela accompanied the Reinders family to the door. As they left in their car, he stood in the drive, waving goodbye.
I heard these and similar stories from Reinders a couple of years ago. Reinders, who loved Mandela like a father, would shed tears as he recalled Mandela's extraordinary decency towards him. (A huge, gentle, courteous, funny, expansive second-row-forward of a man, I was very saddened to learn recently that he had fallen ill and died.)
Reinders' tales were absolutely of a piece with dozens of anecdotes I have heard about Mandela over the years. His benevolence towards ordinary people – be they chambermaids at five-star hotels, or the forgotten old men from the early days of the liberation struggle whom he invites to his home – is what the anecdotes are about. They go to the heart of the man and his greatness, which, I believe, consists of this: the absolute coherence between each and every detail of his behaviour in private and the principles he has always set forward in public life. His principles – non-racialism, democracy, justice and so forth – can be summarised in one excellent and much-abused word: respect. Respect for all men and women, equally.
I say much-abused because I've met famous people, like Michael Jordan, the basketball star, who bang on about "respect, respect" the whole time without realising that what they really mean is that respect is a fine thing when shown to them, but irrelevant – unimaginable – as a commodity they themselves might extend to others.
With Mandela, it is a holy principle of life, to be put unfailingly into practice no matter whether there are cameras or important personages around, whether there are political points to be scored, or not. The thing about the Reinders stories, especially the invitation to lunch long after the two had stopped working together, is that it reveals Mandela in all his entirely typical, indiscriminately respectful human kindness.
And there lies the secret, I think, of his charisma, and of the legacy he will leave. It has nothing to do with his speech-making, for which he has no talent, and it has everything to do with his integrity, a bright and seamless integrity, so hard and unbreakable that he shines like a diamond.
John Carlin's book on Nelson Mandela, 'Playing the Enemy', will be published in September by Atlantic Books (£18.99)
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| sunnydayz56 chapter 2 . 5/10/2011
You need to update! Please! For Riley!
| AThreePipeProblem chapter 2 . 9/15/2010
oh come on! i was just getting into this and it ends! please keep going!
| awesomeone chapter 2 . 7/24/2010
update soon please! this is so cool!
| LishaChan chapter 2 . 3/9/2010
This seems rather interesting. Update soon!
| ferret assassin nin chapter 2 . 1/26/2010
wow. really good beginning. it would be aweseom for you to continue it. in fact, i'm looking forward to teh next update.
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| Live4StarWars chapter 2 . 12/27/2009
GAH! DAMN STIPID ASS BEN! i must find out what happens PLEASE WRITE MORE!
| OneDarkandStormyNight chapter 2 . 12/19/2009
Where's the next chapter? *pouts*
This seems very good so far, and I love the angsty stuff. *guilty grin*
Please do update soon! :D
| Miss Fenway chapter 2 . 11/29/2009
Oh man, it's the second chapter and you're giving me nightmares. You've got to stop this. That other story? Anyway, how's Ben gonna work this out? 'Cause he's just his own little Superman. Anyway, loved this chapter. I like fast-paced stories. :)
| garnetred chapter 2 . 11/28/2009
Excellent chapter. I hope Riley will be able to get help. Please update soon.
| ruby890 chapter 2 . 11/28/2009
oh i hope that he will be alright and you are right ben does take riley for granted dont die ri (lol)
any way live the fic and update plz
| Golden-Heart chapter 2 . 11/28/2009
Yay, an update! Aww, who doesn't the one who should care for him most have to treat him that way? *Glares at Ben; smacks him across the cheek* There, you jerk!
Riley's thoughts concerning Ben and his lack of appreciation and just... indifference towards him made a lot of sense. I think we all argue with our own selves quite often, which is what Riley is struggling with because, face it, he longs for Ben to actually SEE him... and sadly, he doesn't! How could he do that? Urg.
Don't worry about Aly. To MY mind, the less OC the better. Inevitably, I grow jealous of every one of em, including my own!
Personally, I thought this chapter was excellent, though I can sympathize with your sorta hating it, because we strive so hard for perfection... which is one reason I'm only mid-way through my chapter 1 of my Caryn Poole story.
And... GA! That cliffie at the end! Riley, don't drown!
"But what happened on Riley vacation stays in Riley's vacation..." Haha too. That sounds like the tagline from The Hangover!
Awesome job, Jaeh! Update soon so you don't leave us hanging..or rather, tugged under the rip current with dear Riley!
| KichigaiKairu chapter 1 . 11/19/2009
Woo! It seems like a really good one so far...:D So...much...angst...but that's ok. I like angst XD And it's bound to get better, right? good job, keep it up.
| ruby890 chapter 1 . 11/18/2009
good realy good i wonder whats going to happen
update plz
| MissUse chapter 1 . 9/14/2009
Wow... you just gave me an extra reason to dislike Ben.
| Umbrella Doves chapter 1 . 8/19/2009
Please, do continue. (:
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The popular Unified Modeling Language (UML) is both a language and notation developed by the Object Management Group (OMG) used to design and create specifications for software systems. With the recent release of version 2.0 UML, the OMG has started the OMG-Certified UML Professional Program to provide an objective measure of UML knowledge. As a certified UML professional a developer has an important credential to present to employers and clients. Certification also benefits companies looking for skilled UML practitioners by giving them a basis for making hiring and promotion decisions. 'UML 2 certification guide' is an official study guide to passing the UML exams. This book systematically covers all of the topics covered in the exams, and has been carefully reviewed by the OMG. The book begins by assuming only a basic knowledge of UML and then progresses far enough to allow a reader to pass both the fundamental and the intermediate level exams. Along the way the book also covers topics that are not in introductory books on UML but that are necessary to pass the exams.
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