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Microsoft Studios head Phil Spencer has weighed in on his personal stance towards the popular Xbone nickname for the Xbox One.
"At first, I guess the thing that bugged me the most is I didn't see it," said Spencer in an interview with GameSpot. "I'd been looking at the name for Xbox One for months, and I wasn't clever enough to merge them and come up with Xbone."
Microsoft took ownership of the Xbone.com domain in September. In the same week, the Xbox UK Twitter account used the Xbone term in a Tweet to musician Snoop Dogg, and Microsoft spokesperson Larry "Major Nelson" Hryb said the nickname "disrespects" the system's developers.
"I don't like it…it disrespects the teams that have put thousands of hours (already) into the development of the product. Sure, it's cheeky, but I don't care for it myself," said Hryb in September.
Spencer admits that he thinks Microsoft is going to have to endure the nickname. "But, you know, I think it's going to stick," he said. "I think we can say we don't like it as much as we want, but it's a clever use of the name. Probably not the most flattering name, but I think it's going to be there."
But does Spencer think that Microsoft should embrace the moniker? "Embrace? I think we know it's there. I don't think you'll see us running ads that say Xbone… but, yeah, it's a clever use of the name," he concluded.
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This week on home video, we've got quite a selection, mostly of hi-def reissues of existing movies, so we've chosen to focus on the big ones that are out for the first time. For those of you who are curious about what we're leaving out, they include new Blu-rays of Cinema Paradiso, Life is Beautiful, Peter Jackson's Dead Alive, Tim Burton's Pee Wee's Big Adventure, Cameron Crowe's Almost Famous, and Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction and Jackie Brown. On top of those, Criterion is also releasing new Blu-rays of Masaki Kobayashi's Harakiri and Pier Paolo Pasolini's controversial film Salo, or the 120 Days of Sodom. As far as what we'll be covering in this week's article, we've got the latest in both the Fast and the Furious and Scream franchises, Disneynature's tribute to wild felines, a failed political documentary about Sarah Palin, and a surprise hit British teen comedy. To round things out, we've also got a couple of animated Disney classics on Blu-ray. Click through for the full list!
The home video gods have yet again seen fit only to throw us a few crumbs this week, but, as usual, we'll make the best of it. There are a few notable releases we won't be writing about, like the new Blu-ray of the pitch black high school comedy Heathers (basically the HD version of the 20th High School Reunion edition that came out a couple years ago), and a 3-movie collection of the more recent Gamera films, but not a whole lot else, unless, again, you're into TV. But first off, we've got the latest installment from Michael Bay and his giant robot franchise, which was, at the very least, a little better than the last one. Then, we've got classic Charlton Heston in one of the greatest Hollywood epics of all time, and Kevin Bacon dancing his little tooshie off in a popular '80s teen flick. We round out the week's selections with an earlier Guillermo del Toro thriller and an eerie silent film on Criterion.
Well, after a couple of decent weeks of home video releases, it looks like we've hit another speed bump this week. The biggest release is the hit comedy Bridesmaids, but beyond that, there isn't much to report in terms of brand new releases. We did decide to include on direct-to-video movie, just because the idea of Bruce Willis and 50 Cent doing a film together was sort of amusing. Aside from that, we've got another big Disney classic moving to Blu-ray, an iconic Audrey Hepburn movie, and a couple of films by French New Wave pioneer Claude Chabrol that are getting the Criterion Collection treatment. This week is a bit better for those interested in TV (season collections for shows like Modern Family, both the new and old series of Hawaii Five-O, the miniseries The Kennedys, Law & Order, etc), but overall, there just wasn't a whole lot to choose from.
Well, this turned out to be a pretty incredible week on home video, and that's due in large part to two very big reissues and a couple of rock solid new releases. First up, the first Marvel movie of the year that also sort of kicked off the Summer Movie Season is finally available to take home, and it's accompanied by a concert documentary of a popular late night talk show host and a Best Foreign Film Oscar contender, both Certified Fresh. We've also got a couple of smaller films that didn't do as well and a new Criterion Blu-ray of an indie classic. But the two releases you should be most geeked about are the new Blu-rays for a little movie called Citizen Kane and a modest sci-fi saga known as Star Wars. I hope you kids saved up your allowance.
If you love television, this is a good week on home video for you: box sets for Breaking Bad, Community, Fringe, The Office, Parks and Recreation, and more dropped today. But for those of you looking for your favorite movies, this isn't a bad week so much as one simply lacking a large selection. Almost all the films we cover in today's column are Fresh, but outside of what we've got here, there isn't a whole lot more to cover. What did we decide not to cover? New Blu-rays of Dressed to Kill (we've already got DePalma on the list), The Hills Have Eyes (same with Craven), Hellraiser II, The Caine Mutiny (though Bogie is admittedly awesome in it), and United 93. What did we choose to cover? Read on to find out!
This week on home video, most of the good stuff comes from years past, stretching even as far back as the earliest days of cinema. First off, the stuff we won't be mentioning includes new Blu-ray/3D editions of movies like The Nightmare Before Christmas, Rio, The Chronicles of Narnia: The Dawn Treader, and Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs, simply because the draw for those is that they're in 3D (hooray?). On top of that, there are also some notable Blu-ray reissues, like Top Gun, Good Will Hunting, and Criterion's Blu-ray of 1969's If. But let's move on to what we are featuring this week: our new releases leave a bit to be desired, unfortunately: Tyler Perry's latest outing as Madea hits shelves, as well as two teen coming-of-age dramas and a thriller/black comedy misfire starring David Hyde Pierce. But beyond that, we've got bona fide classics from the likes of the Coen brothers, Sergei Eisenstein, Jean Vigo, and Jean Cocteau, so hopefully there will be a little something for you movie buffs out there. Click through for the full list!
This week on Home Video, we've got an interesting mix of smaller films -- some good, some not as good -- and thankfully, none of them are outright stinkers. That said, none of them was very widely released, so it's a good week to catch up on those films you may have wanted to see, but weren't able to. First off, there's the latest from Jodie Foster, starring a trouble Mel Gibson, and a well-received indie comedy-horror-mockumentary from Norway. Then, we have a Paul Giamatti dramedy, Morgan Spurlock's documentary on product placement, a heist comedy with Keanu Reeves, and Jason Statham's latest actioner. Lastly, we've got the cult favorite Swingers on Blu-ray and a couple of films from a highly acclaimed Korean director. Click through to read about this week's releases!
This week on home video, we've got a decent number of new releases, but sadly, only one of them is Fresh (hey, at least it's Certified Fresh), while no less than three of them fall below 20% on the Tomatometer. What makes this even more sad is that, among the Rotten choices, we have not only Robert Redford's latest film, but also John Carpenter's first directorial effort since 2001. But if you're looking for a Paul Bettany-powered sci-fi action flick, yet another derivative rom-com, or a poorly crafted CGI fairy tale, you've come to the right place! (Don't worry, both of the Criterion choices this week are solid.)
This week on home video, we've got plenty of new releases and a few notable reissues. Before we get to the recent films available this week, we'll go ahead and let you know that there are Blu-Ray reissues of two teen comedy classics: Fast Times at Ridgemont High and Dazed and Confused. And before we go any further, we'll let you know that, while you can certainly pick up the new Blu-Ray of Dazed and Confused, The Criterion Collection will be releasing their own Blu-Ray edition of the film in October of this year, so you may want to hold out for that. The other notable Blu-Ray release is Jim Jarmusch's Dead Man, so if you're a fan of the director or of star Johnny Depp, that might be worth checking out. As far as new films, we've got the latest Simon Pegg/Nick Frost buddy comedy (with Seth Rogen voicing an alien), a stoner adventure comedy, a motion capture kids flick, a Rainn Wilson/Ellen Page superhero satire, a rom-com about class distinctions, and a Michelle Williams-powered Western. Click through for the full list!
It seems like we've been saying this for quite some time now, but yet again, the home video market offers up precious little this week. There are some Blu-ray releases for relatively popular old movies, like the John Cusack comedy Better Off Dead, and then there are a handful of notable reissues for Westerns that have already seen a Blu-ray release (The Magnificent Seven, A Fistful of Dollars). On top of that, there are some lazy two-packs newly available, like Gladiator/Braveheart and Godfather/Godfather II. But we won't go into those, because for all intents and purposes, they're not new releases. Instead, we'll focus on a couple of highly rated animated films (one for kids and one for adults), an inspirational surfing movie, a funny documentary, and a couple of Schwarzenegger classics. Click through for the full list!
This week on home video, the dearth of quality releases continues with just a few notables to mention and some real stinkers peppered throughout. We won't bother to mention the feature adaptation of the video game The King of Fighters (oops, I guess we just did), but we will say that if you're a big John Belushi fan, you might be interested to know that both The Blues Brothers and Animal House debut on Blu-ray this week. Otherwise, we've got Duncan Jones's critically acclaimed follow-up to Moon, a Certified Fresh Dutch film about World War II, a highly unsuccessful comic book adaptation, and more. Click through for the full list!
This week on home video, there isn't a whole lot to choose from again. That is, of course, unless you're interested in a straight-to-video adaptation of the video game Tekken or a Blu-ray reissue of Jean Claude Van Damme's Nowhere to Run. No? We didn't think so. Instead, we bring you the few new releases, including a Bradley Cooper-powered thriller, a throwback to the 1980s, and an acclaimed French comedy, and a few classics, ranging from some of the best cinema India has created to a hood movie that's about more than just the hood. Click through for the full list!
Last week in home video, we only had a handful of releases to talk about, but the good thing was that they were all pretty solid. This week, there's far more to choose from, but thankfully, there also isn't much of a drop in quality. To start things off, we've got the big ones, like the Gore Verbinski-Johnny Depp animated film, the haunted house thriller from the makers of Saw and Paranormal Activity, and a surprisingly solid turn from Matthew McConaughey in a courtroom drama. For the rest, click through to the full article!
Though we here in the US are celebrating Independence Day today, it seems the home video divisions of the various Hollywood studios decided not to give us much to be excited about this week. There is a shocking dearth of worthwhile releases coming out tomorrow, unless you're into 1980s soap operas (Dynasty), random Blu-ray reissues (Four Weddings and a Funeral, Overboard), or straight-to-video shlock (Bloodrayne: The Third Reich, Ferocious Planet). Thankfully, there are still some decent choices to be had, from Takashi Miike's recent foray into period samurai action to a Blu-ray version of a Wolfgang Peterson classic, so all is not lost. Thankfully, all four of this week's choices are quite highly rated, so here's hoping you'll find one of these worth watching.
If ever there was a week that we could be accused of toying with your home video expectations, this would be that week. We kick things off with a handful of the most recent releases, including Zack Snyder's steampunk girl power (sort of) film, Nicolas Cage's foray into medieval sorcery, a modern interpretation of Beauty and the Beast, and an ill-conceived action genre mashup. But after that, we present one Certified Fresh drama, a couple of classics on Criterion, and -- wait for it -- the definitive LOTR boxset everyone's been waiting for.
This week on home video, we've got an interesting variety of new releases, ranging from a thought-provoking thriller to a children's film to a historical action-adventure movie. Then, there's also a Certified Fresh comedy that flew under the radar, a Liam Neeson mystery, a quirky indie comedy from a TV star, and a few others, including a new Criterion release. So take a look and decide if any are worthy of your collection.
This week on home video, we've got quite a few new releases, even if they weren't the most critically acclaimed. The biggest new release is probably one of the most disappointing of the bunch: a gritty sci-fi war movie set in the City of Angels that didn't quite live up to its promise. Then we've also go Twilight director Catherine Hardwicke's take on Little Red Riding Hood, the latest goofball comedy from the Farrellys, an American mob story, and a unique angle on a legendary Chinese folk hero. Then, of course, we've also got a couple of Criterion reissues for good measure.
This week on home video, we had, yet again, a whole lot of Blu-Ray reissues and just a handful of new releases. Many of the new BRDs - like The Man Who Would Be King, Vera Cruz, and Happy Gilmore, for example - seemed pretty straightforward, so we're going to keep this one tight and focused. This week, you'll find the latest critically-acclaimed Coen brothers film, a drama about corporate downsizing, an Adam Sandler-Jennifer Aniston rom-com, and a deadly underwater adventure produced by James Cameron. Then, we've also got Mike Leigh's latest critical darling, and a definitive box set of films depicting the Man of Steel. So click through and check out the full list!
This week on home video, there isn't a whole lot to choose from in the New Releases department; most of the notable stuff includes collections and re-releases. This latter category is comprised of stuff like Platoon, two Ronald F. Maxwell Civil War films (Gettysburg, Gods and Generals), the Steve McQueen prison break film Papillon, and a couple of classic racing flicks (1966's Grand Prix and 1971's Le Mans), all on Blu-Ray. The brand new releases, however, consist of a teen-with-powers-on-the-run flick and an animated ode to Shakespeare... with garden gnomes. Click through for the full list!
This week on home video, we've got a decent number of new releases, as well as some noteworthy reissues, which is a nice change from what we've been seeing as of late. The flip side of that is there are a few new selections this week that didn't really do so well from a critical standpoint. With that in mind, we do have some good stuff, including ESPN's documentary film series in its entirety, a kung fu cult favorite and a Paul Newman classic on Blu-Ray, and a new Criterion. So click through and take a look!


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We have all heard lots about the numerous businesses that have lost out to the recession. We have not heard so much about the businesses that have done well out of falling incomes and increased unemployment.
This BBC video would make a great starter activity with a discussion about other goods and services that have benefited from the recession.
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Lately the McCain campaign has been attempting to hammer home the idea that American's should question Barack Obama's character and judgment based on a tenuous at best association with William Ayers a former member of the Weather Underground, an organization that performed a series of bombings in the late 60′s in violent protest to the Vietnam war. McCain and Palin want American's wondering whether or not Obama has the same radical views as those of the unrepentant but reformed domestic terrorist.
So, this begs the question. In a nation where the Justice system is supposed to be based on the principle that your innocent until proven guilty, is it fair, in a presidential election, to try and pin the radical beliefs of one man on a candidate simply because they happen to live in the same neighborhood and both worked on some of the same education boards?
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Closing Arguments – Prop 8
Today in the Federal 9th Circuit court, the closing arguments in Perry v. Schwarzenegger will be heard. I don?t expect Judge Walker to actually rule on the case for some time.
A week or so ago Walker issued a list of questions to both sides, who have now submitted their responses.
From the responses to the questions we can get a sense of the arguments that both sides are going to make in their closing remarks.
Those who support Prop 8 continue to rely heavily on the claim that the state has an inherent interest in making sure that marriage is about procreation, that marriage is nothing more than a means for creating babies. It sort of goes back to the Christian idea that sex shouldn?t be for pleasure, that it?s only purpose is to reproduce. Unfortunately that idea has always been contrary to human nature.
They also cling to to the idea that marriage has always been between a man and woman, but to believe that is to ignore thousands of years of history and the cultures of civilizations, some of which helped lay down the very foundations that make up the idea of Democracy, such as Ancient Greece. Even the Roman Emperor Nero was married to another man. Homosexuality and same sex marriage weren?t outlawed in the Christian controlled lands of the Eastern Roman Empire until the 5th Century and there have been many other civilizations since then that have had recognized and legal forms of same sex relationships.
Plaintiff's will argue that harm is done to families of same sex couples by ban?s on marriage equality. There is significant evidence of this, from discrimination faced by same sex parents and their children, to the extra costs associated with the legal contracts that same sex couples have to establish in order to secure even a small portion of the rights that marriage brings to a family, contracts that are easily and often overturned by other family members intent on not accepting the same sex couple?s love.
And while I?s fairly confident that Judge Walker will rule that Prop 8 violates the US Constitution, that conclusion is not a given, and no mater how he rules, the matter will be far from resolved. The ruling will undoubtedly be appealed no mater what, which would presumably take the case all the way to the US Supreme Court. Which leads to concern in regards to the conservative leaning court and the possibility of setting the march to equality back decades.
But there is hope. Attitudes are changing, especially among the young. More and more of us are refusing to stand locked in a closet. We live our lives openly in order for our friends and neighbors to get to know us. So that they can see that our lives are no different than theirs, that we not the monsters that groups like the National Organization for Marriage, or NARTH, or Mass Resistance claim that we are. We are simply American?s who deserve the right to live our lives as our own.


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Development Roadmap 2015
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Freezing satsuma's
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I am SO jealous :o)...I wish you were my neighborl...I would take a couple of bags off your hands,lol... I have a very small and young non producing tree. CLM's have infected it severely so its kind of stunted. I'm trying my best this year to "get it back to healthy" again.
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Hi Mike!! December was above normal for us lots of (80's) but January is much colder...luckily we did not see any of the ice/sleet/snow that the upper most Northern FL saw...all we got was rain out of it :o)
I did have a few days of 28-32 degrees...the Jades are doing well, but not really coloring up much as we've only had a few days of really cold weather...considering everything I've really been lucky so far...just some cold damage on Mango leaves and branches but that's to be expected from anything below 32 degrees!!
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Here's the Hummel...I just LOVE this Jade, Thanks again Mike!!! It was raining, so I took the picture really quick :o)
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Blood thioredoxin reductase activity, oxidative stress and hematological parameters in painters and battery workers: relationship with lead and cadmium levels in blood
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Conterato, G. M. M., Bulcão, R. P., Sobieski, R., Moro, A. M., Charão, M. F., de Freitas, F. A., de Almeida, F. L., Moreira, A. P. L., Roehrs, M., Tonello, R., Batista, B. L., Grotto, D., Barbosa, F., Garcia, S. C. and Emanuelli, T. (2013), Blood thioredoxin reductase activity, oxidative stress and hematological parameters in painters and battery workers: relationship with lead and cadmium levels in blood. J. Appl. Toxicol., 33: 142–150. doi: 10.1002/jat.1731
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Just want to say that this vehicle has been a good ride so far. Have a 2008, 97000 miles and BAM!!! get this flashing signal that say's service stabil-track control and traction control, and my engine light flashes....Well, take it to the dealer, they call back saying it is a broken valve spring #3...if that doesn't resolve the engine light they say they'll have to change the manifold....Im sorta lost....can anyone help out????
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2008 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 LTZ 4dr Extended Cab 5.8 ft. SB (5.3L 8cyl 4A)
08 LTZ, 48K miles dash is cracked, door lock actuators working intermitently, interior chrome handles chipping, exterior door handle paint pealing off, interior paint chipping from steering wheel and a/c instrument panel.
Under warrenty both d/p window channels replaced due to window squeaking (4 trips to dealer), rear tail light assembly replaced due to moisture (2 trips), carpet under brake/gas pedal comming loose (5 trips), p door lock actuator bad (2 trips).
Exterior paint is scracthed with the most minor rub.
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2008 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 LT2 4dr Crew Cab 5.8 ft. SB (5.3L 8cyl 4A)
Decided on my first Chevy after my dad's '93 has over 470,000 miles.
Even the original door lock activators still work.
I bought my '08 Chevy with 37,000 miles in 2010.
Now, dashboard is cracked, vent selenoid went bad, and driver side door lock actuators front and back are bad.
Further research has revealed that these problems are COMMONPLACE for this model.
Seems that the '08 model is a huge debacle.
After learning this, I will try to dump it.
What a huge disappointment!!!
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2008 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 LT2 4dr Crew Cab 4WD 5.8 ft. SB (5.3L 8cyl 4A)
I've always purchases only GM vehicles.
The latest purchase turned out to be my worst car-ownership experience.
The subject truck has an apparent defect that caused carbeurization in cyclinders, sticking rings and incredible oil consumption.
The vehicle was back and forth to the dealer for 12 months before I threatened legal action and finally got a warranty piston and ring replacement. The engine had just 60,000 miles at the time of the repair.
I have not been able to use this vehicle as i had hoped and I have to look now to trade it in before the rings gum up again in 40,000 miles.
GM refused to acknowledge any kind of problem for 12 months!
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2008 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Work Truck 2dr Regular Cab 8 ft. LB (4.3L 6cyl 4A)
bought new gm truck cause, thought they were the best... was i wrong..i will try to list the many defects. and there is many i will probably forget on or two..
first the day i bought new and drove home the hub caps feel off.. nice right.... one month and less than 8000 miles had to have trans work. and after that the seat recliner lever broke and was fixed and it broke again..junk right..dont ever buy on with on board tire pressure monitor. when that goes out the sensors are over $100.00 and you have to have the tire taking off the rim. more cost...and i still goes off evertime you start the vehicle.
worst off the bolts fell out of the exshaust manifold and damaged the heads,
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First off i have to address some of the reviews on the silverado. I keep reading reviews that say things like " transmission sucks" and "truck wont last over 60k!!" really people!?! I am a aircraft mechanic and have a long understanding of how engines and machines run. I own a 2008 chevy 1500 Z71 and have had ZERO issues with the vehicle, and you know why? Its simple.. buy a service manual and follow the maintance schedule!!! Change fluids and insert some grease here and there and i can almost promise you will have zero maintance failures! I love how people think you can just drive a truck into the ground and it will last. Now on to the details about my chevy!
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2008 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Work Truck 2dr Regular Cab 4WD 6.5 ft. SB (4.3L 6cyl 4A)
We have had numerous problems with our 2008 Chevy Silverado that we purchased new and has low miles.
One of the problems is power lock failure.
Recently the passenger side quit working, but since we are out of our warranty, GM would not cover the cost.
However, after speaking with several people from GM I found that they will do a voluntary recall if they get enough complaints from the consumer about this issue.
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Etihad set for underlying profit in 2010
Etihad and other Gulf carriers have boasted fast growth and profits as traditional European and U.S. airlines limp out of recession.
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Abu Dhabi airline Etihad will make an underlying profit in 2010, its chief executive said, in a further sign of rapid growth among Gulf airlines.
The six-year old national carrier of the world's third largest oil exporter said its earnings before interest, taxation, depreciation, amortisation and rentals (EBITDAR) would push it towards full profitability in coming years.
"Our next goal is full break-even in 2011, leading to sustainable profitability from 2012 onwards," James Hogan said at a financial roadshow in London and in comments released in a statement on Friday.
Etihad and other Gulf carriers, such as Emirates and Qatar Airlines, have boasted fast growth and profits as traditional European and U.S. airlines limp out of recession.
Qatar Airways and Emirates clashed with major European airlines in a row over market access and airplane financing this week, rejecting claims Gulf-based carriers were propped up by oil wealth and subsidies.
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Having an ambassador to bridge the gap between STO gamers and more Star Trek fans isn't a bad thing.
Much like voice-overs for a computer game, I imagine that [insert larger Trek star name here] isn't typically available for such things as 'chatting with gamers'. And if they are, I suspect it involves a
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