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November 1, 2004 | Posted by Staff under Archive, Progress Report, The Progress Report |
Special Guest Article, Concluded
When Will They Ever Learn?
(On Democrats, Tax, and Common Sense)
by Ed McCaffery
Part II: Back to a Better Future?
click here for Part I The Democrats failure to learn the most basic lesson about taxes people dont like to pay them — has not only hurt them in presidential elections, ceding the position to conservative rivals, it has also affected the shape of tax policy. By not having a tax policy, Democrats fail to advance a progressive tax policy. And so when we do get tax cuts or tax reform, we get conservative tax cuts or tax reform.
Bushs tax plan in the campaign was simple and clear across the board tax cuts, kill the marriage penalty, kill the death tax. There were a few other twists, largely gratuitous, but the basics were apparent enough. Now President Bush is pushing through a 1.6 trillion tax cut, and the odds are that something rather like it will get enacted, and probably contribute to Bushs popularity. Thats what happened for Ronald Reagan, and Democrats would be fools indeed to discount the possibility of a recurrence.
Lets go back to help understand the future. Ronald Reagan had two principal campaign themes: the evil of the Soviet Union on the foreign front, and the evil of taxes on the domestic one. He ran advocating a major tax cut, and in 1981, in his first term, he delivered, with Democrats flocking on board. The 1981 tax cuts were more than twice the magnitude of what Bush II is proposing. But Reagan always cast a large shadow. In his second term, the Master Communicator struck again, after defeating Walter Mondale, who inexplicably called for tax increases in his Presidential campaign (a sin that no amount of likeability and Fritz couldnt outdo the Gipper in this regard, anyway could overcome). The Tax Reform Act of 1986 saw further cuts in the income tax rate structure.
Both the 1981 and 1986 tax cuts transpired with lots of bipartisan support. But Republicans, fresh from electoral defeats of Democrats fueled by their tax stance, were in charge. The top marginal income tax rate when Reagan took office was 70%, as it had been ever since JFK cut it from 90% in 1963. Within five years, Reagan had brought that rate down to the previously unthinkably low level of 28% — as close to a flat tax as we have ever come. But what is still not all that well known is that, on balance, Reagan wasnt much of a tax cutter. He slashed individual income tax rates, as we have seen, but raised personal payroll taxes and business taxes to largely offset them.
That wasnt progressive stuff. Today, some 70% of Americans pay more in payroll than in income taxes; this tax is in essence a flat 15.3% wage tax, up to the first $80,000 of earnings, after which it falls to the 2.9% medicare tax alone. (Both percentage figures are doubled to reflect the employers share as well as the employees — all economists agreeing that the employee bears the real burden of his boss having to pay the tax.) Business taxes are more complicated and yet another example of the absence of sound progressive tax policy because businesses dont really pay business taxes. They have to pass the costs on to someone. Whom? If you are thinking shareholders think again it isnt rational for a capitalist with any choice to take a lower rate of return from a taxed investment when he can purchase an untaxed one. Almost all economists now agree that the real burden of business taxes falls on wage earners, yet again.
So Reagan was the Robin Hood of tax policy. He took from the rich and gave to the poor. But since what he was taking and giving were tax burdens, there is something perverse about this. Or so a progressive might think.
Post Reagan, the income tax is a rich persons tax: 40% of Americans dont pay it, and the richest 10% pay more than 50% of its total burdens. So if one cuts income taxes, he helps the rich. The only way to help the rich more would be to repeal the gift and estate or so-called death tax, which is only paid by the top 1-2% of the income ladder. Bush II is proposing to do both, of course, and Democrats, by and large, are scurrying to support him.
Now what could Gore and the Democrats have said, to advance a truly progressive tax agenda? How about these five simple steps for starters:
1. Across the board income tax cuts: from the bottom up.
Instead of starting from the top down, as Bush proposes, why not make changes to the income tax from the bottom up? We could raise the standard deduction, thereby getting millions of lower middle income taxpayers off the tax rolls altogether. If we still wanted to do more, cut the 15% bracket alone to 10%, or less. Upper income taxpayers would get some relief, but most of it would go to the middle. This would match Bushs simplicity with a more egalitarian outcome.
2. Marriage penalty reform: bottom up or pro working family.
The marriage penalty is still not all that well understood: as I explained in my first book, Taxing Women, two-earner married couples pay it, while one-earner ones get a marriage bonus under todays tax system. Bushs proposal to address the marriage penalty features a secondary earner deduction, 10% of the lesser earners salary up to a maximum deduction of $3,000: the same law we had in place from 1981 to 1986, with the same dollar limits, unadjusted for inflation. Whats nice about this idea is that it helps just those people hurt by marriage penalties: two-earner families. Whats not so nice is that its not much help. More help would come from doubling the standard deduction, adjusting the payroll tax to create a second earner deduction, or more generous child-care, not per child, tax credits. Gore (as well as Clinton) actually touted the first of these ideas, but it was buried in the mind-numbing complexity of his other twenty-eight tax proposals.
3. Estate Tax repeal: not a bad idea, for a price.
I have long been writing about mainly against the gift and estate or so-called death tax. I have testified in Congress, and my ideas are part of the current climate supporting repeal. But I have been making a specifically liberal or progressive argument against these taxes, based on the simple idea that we should want our richest, most economically productive citizens to save. Why tax the person who dies with wealth, encouraging him or her to spend it all? One thing progressives ought to do is to pay attention to popular sentiment; the death tax is widely unpopular, and there are progressive ways to repeal it.
I believe that Gore and other Democrats should support repeal, but in the context of fundamental tax reform that (a) eliminates all taxes on savings and (b) increases taxes on luxury spending. My idea, patterned after actual tax proposals such as the Nunn-Domenici USA Tax idea from the mid 1990s, would implement a progressive consumption tax, one that consistently falls on spending, not work or savings alone. Heirs would pay tax when and as they withdrew money from savings to spend on themselves: think of unlimited IRA accounts, which could be passed on without tax, on life or on death, but which would be taxed on withdrawals. Its perverse that the rich should be getting income tax breaks along with estate tax repeal were giving them more cake, and letting them eat it, too.
4. Payroll tax reform: an 800 pound gorilla.
The reason the Bush tax cuts favor the rich is that they are income (plus estate) tax cuts. The bottom 40% of Americans by income level dont pay income taxes. But they do pay payroll ones at a basic flat rate of 15.3%. Whats that, you say? You thought payroll taxes were only 7.65%? Think again. You pay that, but your employer pays a matching share. But thats money that, to an employers mind, comes out of your pocket if your boss didnt have to pay Uncle Sam, he could in theory pay you. Economists all agree that employees in fact bear the employers share, just like consumers really pay the sales tax that retailers send into state governments.
But, you say, wont cutting social security taxes jeopardize social security benefits? Once again, think again. If we can afford to cut $1.6 trillion of federal taxes, what difference does it make which taxes we cut? If we cut the payroll tax and put the income tax revenues into the social security system, no one would notice the difference.
If we want to reach the working poor, lower middle, and middle classes, its the payroll tax, not the income one, we should be cutting. Payroll tax relief can and should happen. But it will most likely have to come with a Democrat — and one who understands taxation — at the helm. Any takers?
5. IRS Compliance: The dogs not barking
Finally, while Im at it, Ill throw this issue into the progressive tax policy agenda: lets increase IRS compliance efforts. Why not? Audit rates for the very rich have actually fallen below those for the working poor, who often get hassled for claiming the Earned Income Tax Credit. Additional dollars on IRS enforcement would more than pay for themselves in greater collections. A simple idea is to pay IRS officials more, to keep some parity with what private market tax experts — who advise the rich on how to avoid taxes — get: a level playing field, so to speak. Its ironic and agin perverse that the more the income tax gets limited to the rich, the less we pay people to enforce it.
Hows that for a progressive tax reform agenda? Imagine where we might be if Al Gore had stood up in the debates, and agreed with his opponent: we do indeed need simple, across the board tax relief. Lets:
- raise the standard deduction, to get millions of Americans off the tax rolls;
- eliminate all taxes on savings, including the estate tax, so that we can have class teamwork, with the rich helping us all through their savings, not class warfare;
- eliminate the marriage penalty;
- cut payroll taxes for the poor and middle classes; and
- improve IRS enforcement by raising salaries to be competitive with the private market.
If that had happened, we might have a progressive President and a progressive tax policy. Some day, maybe. Until then, we can dream. Part I appeared on February 14 —
click here to see Part I: Forgetfulness of Things Past
EDWARD J.. McCAFFERY is the Maurice Jones Jr. Professor of Law at USC Law School and a Professor of Law and Economics at the California Institute of Technology. His first book, TAXING WOMEN (U. Chicago Press, 1997 and 1999 (paper)) was selected as THE PROGRESS REPORT'S Book of the Year for 1997. His second book, FAIR NOT FLAT: A SIMPLER AND FAIRER TAX SYSTEM, will be published in 2002 by U. Chicago Press.
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Now the only chore left is to air out the organ jars...
Man.... Really wish it had been the black shirt with the Ankh on it, that was my fav!
I think it's the oversized head that makes this so adorable.
That mummy's gonna need a lot more clothespins...
Congrats Walmazan! :D Been looking forward to buying this all week, in for one
Careful not to over bleach! Really a fresh take on an ancient theme. Great work.
Isn't that just going to get sand in his wrappings all over again?
I'm glad this was such an aesthetically pleasing shirt. Had it been unenjoyable, it would upset me to know that I'd given my life to the curse of Walmazan.
This reminds me of Dia de los Muertos!
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ShadowFox2428 wrote:Man.... Really wish it had been the black shirt with the Ankh on it, that was my fav!
I agree!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Excellent...feels like he's looking over his shoulder at the camera taking a day in the afterlife photos...
Do you think he uses fabric softener?
bet he hates doing laundry even more than I do!
Are you my mummy?
So, my question is: Would it be considered improper for a mummy to run about without his clothes on? I suppose that the 'private' parts as we know them humanly are missing, but should a mummy just strut around flashing his pelvic bone? It seems so perverse!
Man, I wanted "Solar Scarab" to win! That was the awesomest! (Yes, I know it's not a real word.) I want a recount!
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Agreed! 100%, not ripping on the others, but I really hope they offer that one up here again soon!
Congrats Walmazan! I love this one.
His pupils are dilated. Did he see a she mummy?
That mummy looks an awful lot like Elder Gutknecht from Corpse Bride, though much cuter here...
this head must be Stuey from Family guy in his previous life what with his big head and all
I think the curse is actually on shirt.woot as buying doesn't seem to be happening.
aw, I bet he looks sad because whoever mummified him didn't do a very good job. He shouldn't be a skeleton under there!
I totally just realized I made a sexist assumption. I wonder if this is a he or a she mummy? I mean, given the clothespins and laundry.. it may very well be Mrs. Mummy! I'm so sorry, Walmazan, I'll take my curse and sulk away now..
i'm happy now. this made my day.
MissJamieD wrote:I totally just realized I made a sexist assumption. I wonder if this is a he or a she mummy? I mean, given the clothespins and laundry.. it may very well be Mrs. Mummy! I'm so sorry, Walmazan, I'll take my curse and sulk away now..
Wide hipbones suggest a female, don't they?
He must not have been very important, obviously he wasn't mummified very well because he's all bones.
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StargateGamingGeek wrote: Are you my mummy?
You beat me to it. I was going to quote the Doctor also.
btw - nice change for shirt color... been a long time since I have seen a red Woot Shirt.
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It kinda looks like a turban. Apart from the missing Yellow eyes he definitely resembles Achmed.
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Earlier this week, a report speculating that a current NFL player is "strongly considering" coming out as gay within the near future created a lot of buzz. There are many people who feel an openly gay NFL player would not be accepted among his teammates, while others insist that coming out would be a brave act that would help pave the way for equality. Seattle Seahawks defensive end Chris Clemons believes gay NFL players should remain quiet. "Who on Gods earth is this person saying he's coming out of the closet in the NFL?" Clemons wrote on Twitter Tuesday. Following that question, Clemons made it clear that he feels it would be a bad idea for a player to admit that he's gay. @jack_humphreys4 I'm not against anyone but I think it's a selfish act.They just trying to make themselves bigger than the team. — Christopher Clemons (@chrisclemons91) March 26, 2013 It's easy to understand why his comments were seen as offensive. However, Clemons later insisted that he would have no problem with a gay teammate and is not homophobic — he just thinks personal stuff like that should be left at home. @hbonynge No one said anything about be a homophobic.I just think something's should be left at home. — Christopher Clemons (@chrisclemons91) March 26, 2013 Basically, Clemons is trying to say that no player should talk about their sexual preference or anything that pertains to it. If he's not homophobic but thinks gay athletes should remain in the closet, he must also believe players have no business talking about women they have dated. We all know that would never happen, since many players do things like openly discuss their relationships and post pictures of their girlfriends on Twitter. Again, we have a player who reaffirms why gay NFL players are afraid to come out. And it's not just football, as this former MLB pitcher made a very similar argument about gay baseball players. Players like Brendon Ayanbadejo continue to fight for equal rights, but comments like the ones we heard from Chris Culliver and the ones Clemons made prove there are still obstacles to be dealt with. H/T Huffington Post Related posts: NFL player reportedly 'strongly considering' coming out as gay, fears reaction from fans Seahawks punter Jon Ryan wants NFL to suspend Chris Culliver Video: Tavaris Jackson Hit by Chris Clemons After Interception, Ouch
This world has become a really sad immoral place, a modern day Sodom & Gomorrah. Everyday you hear about homo's and "rights" and there wanting society to "accept" there lifestlye as "normal", and anyone who don't is labeled as "igornant" or a "biggot" The FACT is there lifestyle is far from NORMAL. The bible clearly states that homosexualty is wrong in God's eyes and there practice is " CONTRARY TO NATURE". God is not going to change his position this and I'm thankful He won't. Hono's can change, but if they don't there will be consequences.
I agree with much of what you say oldpackerfan. But my take on this is simple. I don't need to know what someones sexual preference is. It should not be publicized or talked about in the media. Whatever consenting adults do behind closed doors is their business. If they are judged harshly by God then they brought it on themselves. But I for one am tired of hearing about it and just wish people would keep their preferences to themselves. After all, we can only decide for ourselves how to live, we should not be deciding for others.
I disagree with what you both say, you must remember that every person deserves to be treated equally and fairly. How fairly or equally treated is a person who is gay or lesbian treated if they have to keep their love hidden from the world. Hetero's flaunt their love everyday by holding hands, kissing and groping in public, but the gay community has to keep it "in the closet." Come on! I am not gay and don't agree with it, but as the saying goes, the heart wants what the heart wants. Now, I don't want my kids, or myself for that matter, seeing publicly obscene displays of affection from anyone, because there is a time and place for that for anybody, but to tell a certain group of people they need to keep it hidden over another is wrong. Perhaps this player should not openly admit to being gay by having a news conference, because that may pose distractions to the team as Clemens says, but what difference would it make if he was seen in public, like any other hetero male walking hand in hand with his partner, or giving his loved one a big smooch as we all do in public on occasion. As far as the bible or any religion is concerned, let people be judged by the one to judge. If they are meant to live a life in hell so be it. All religions teach tolerance, yet the religious show no tolerance.
I don't need to know what someones sexualpreference is. It has zero affect on my life.
The world has evolved into what it is because we are all animals. Following what some people wrote to control the population thousands of year ago is ridiculous. But, you just keep on believing in your happy littl fairy tale and I will let you know when thumbilina shows up.
What do I think? I'm for equality per se but not in gay rights. To each his own, but I still feel it's an abnormality. And to be expecting equal rights is just carrying everything too far. I would not want to be sitting on a supreme court right now.
You dont beleive in gay rights huh? I'm a straight man that does believe in them, because they f@ckin exist, unlike a man that supposedly walked on water. Let me know when your white hood and robes come out of the dryer.
Well if it walks like a duck...ignorant and biggot fit pretty well.
...And the Bible is not clear on the subject at all. Only your spun and uneducated interpretation says so.
Coming out may not be a good idea, but not for the reasons you or Clemons have stated. I used to be a big Clemons fan, not so much anymore. -
Leviticus 18:22; Romans 1:27; 1 Corinthians 6:9; 1 Timothy 1:10; Jude 1:7. God is REAL CLEAR on this subject. Love the sinner hate the sin. But don't think Chris meant it in this light. This "community" thinks they deserve equality, Chris is in his right to speak his mind. We're either for God or against Him. It's not for any of us to judge another. I don't think Chris is judging the person, just saying saying there is a time and season to all things. Well done Chris.
Who T F care what T F the bible says? Whatever T F you want or anyone else wants to believe can be contrived in some way shape or form from the iron-age babble in the bible.
Mr. Clemons minght want to concider leaving His African American heritage at home.It wasn't to long ago that people of a diffent heritage wre told to do the same thing.Diversity among all in any race,creed,or orientation.
Please don't use the black struggle to make a point about homosexuality. You can't take off a skin tone. while I don't believe in homosexuality, I do believe people have the right to love who they want to. I'm not God and I will leave the judging to him. But one thing that I must say is, I do believe personal relationships and business should be kept out of the game. I hated it as a kid when I found out my favorite players were a womanizers, drug addicts, or pricks. It put chinks in their armors and changed how I viewed them.
Another example of irresponsible journalism. Clemons made it clear, by this player coming out, it would be a distraction to the team. It's those of you that cannot read beyond the word 'gay' that are calling him a homophobe. If a player came out in the NFL, it would be a fxcking circus, and some players just want to play football. When one player puts themselves above the team, it works against 'the team'. I get it, and I agree, and I am in no way, no shape, no how, homophobic. Kudos to Chris for saying something intelligent. Shame on those of you that are putting words in his mouth and judging him for your own inability to understand his reasoning.
Some players want to just play football? Then just f*ckin play footbal! Dont worry about who anothr player wants to bump naughty part with. I'm sure there are players out there that are banging trannies on the road and his teammates know about it. Who the hell cares who anyone has sex with? Just play the goddamn game. Putting themselves above the team by saying who they are attracted to? So wait, do I kill myself or do you? Because we both cant be on this planet together. A person coming out in no way says they are better than the team. Someone coming out in the NFL is nowhere near what ochocinco, owens,moss, or burress have done to their teams. Argument debunked with those players alone.
I've learned that when don't say something that is agreeing with homosexuality you are a bigot. I actually support gay rights but If i type that I don't agree with certain aspect, then I am labeled a bigot.
I really don't came if the man is gay or straight as long as he's a good player. For all the bible thumping comments that were posted here you sound like old bigots.
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I think kokoko3k's problem is in part qtcurve-gtk2, but obviously nvidia is part of the problem too...
..but i think you happen to be confused about Cairo OpenGL support, in the second part of your answer... Cairo OpenGL support is marked experimental ~ but isn't that refering to the '--enable-gl=' build flag, which enables the experimental Cairo-OpenGL backend?!? (which fyi is disabled by default, on pretty much all distros and also in the cairo-nvidiablob package that he is using)...
@Kokoko3k - Do you experience this problem, when NOT using qtcurve-gtk2? (it also appears to have a downstream patch for cairo).
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erm, why would i need to describe what they look like, when there is a video link, in the very post you are responding to??? ~ that shows at least 2 examples...lol (there is one part when gedit paints funny - at the end, another when AWN isn't drawn and a couple of flashes). But that is in cinnamon and i will admit - not the best captured video due to laziness (but it doesn't even matter if it was 'perfectly captured', all the compositing WMs seem to interfere with screencasting, at times... i can produce similar things, to varying degrees in ALL composited WMs (including KDE/kwin). All one needs to do is watch a few linux-related youtube videos and you are bound to see exactly what i mean...
sometimes, you will see some random blue, artifacts, things not being drawn for a second ~ that kind of thing (which is something i do not experience on any Mac that i've ever owned, at all). That being said, it seems to be worsened in any linux environment, just by running say a VM with H/w acceleration and/or other OpenGL apps (some have no effect, while others seem to).
Yeah, i was never really interested in cinnamon until recently, but now that it has matured a bit - it seems to work very well. As far as what you see at 21 seconds in, that isn't Cinnamon (i think) you are referring to 'Lightworks' (video-editor) that is running on linux - in it's alpha program, that has been mentioned in many articles here ~ i got into the alpha program and have been testing it! ... I've already had some bugs fixed I assume that's what you are referring to (blue screen?) because the only other desktop is MacOSX in the video.


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The title of this blog comes from my first observation after test-flying my home-built aircraft: "The wings stayed on!" And later I realized that life is often like that. We are continually faced with new adventures. And though we study and train and prepare as much as we can, finally we have to launch and put all this preparation to the test. And unexpected things still happen. As the bumper sticker says, Life Happens. And we deal with it - hopefully with a good dose of humour and hope. And if the "wings stayed on!" well at least that's the main thing. And everything else is just details.
My stories are usually drawn from looking back over my career, which thankfully has been pretty dull. Trust me. When flying a commercial airliner, boring is good. You wouldn't like exciting... So don't expect many stories about engines exploding, and wheels falling off, and cabins catching fire. Though that kind of stuff goes on, thankfully, it hasn't been my experience. My stories are the more mundane things, the little things that inhabit real life.
And while mundane is the reality of modern airline flying, still it's an amazing feat, a dramatic and dynamic accomplishment that we shouldn't take for granted. Perhaps day-in, day-out our world-wide airline industry represents our civilizations' most complex achievement. And though it has become mundane we should never forget that the real drama lies in the times when these bigger disasters are too close for comfort. The times when some small factors could produce seriously different outcomes.
Sometimes all the calm around you is an illusion -- a little like the movie Jurassic Park where the investors are touring the not-quite-ready-for-opening facility, while the technicians thrash away at command central, trying to keep everything together - trying to keep up the facade that it's all under control. But if it is, it's not by much.
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- One of 360 photographs taken by Paul Bovolos in the last years of the Newmarket Saleyards, culminating with the last auction held in 1987. These photographs were taken by a number of Newmarket employees and were compiled into eight albums held at the Queen Victoria Market archives. Vince Crupi, who was employed by the City of Melbourne, compiled the albums into eight volumes. He also took some of the photographs contained in the albums. The eighth album has not been found. This image is located in Newmarket Album 2.
The collection documents the nature of working life, physical environment, operations and built structure of the Saleyards. The photographs provide an important visual record of the following areas: aerial views of the saleyards; night operations; construction and design of the stock yards, laneways and bluestone paving; proximity to housing and Melbourne's CBD; livestock auctions; maintenance; peppercorn trees; stock dogs; buildings on site; workers; sheep and cattle and the logistics of moving stock across the site. - Description:
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- This collection is a rare visual document of the Newmarket Saleyards in the final few years leading up to and including the final stock auctions in 1987. The photographs provide insight into the day to day work, organisation and physical nature of the saleyard site, and its proximity to Melbourne suburbs and CBD. These images also help provide a context for interpreting a number of the artefacts in the Newmarket collection.
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- Sheep in pen, taken at approximately 2am, during the final days prior to the closure of Newmarket Saleyards.
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Themes this item is part of: | Newmarket Saleyards Photograph Collection, Newmarket Collection, Sustainable Futures Collection, Working Life & Trades Collection |
Primary Classification: | AGRICULTURE & RURAL LIFE |
Secondary Classification: | Livestock Markets |
Tertiary Classification: | (to be classified) |
Format: | Digital Photograph: Colour |
Organisation Named: | Queen Victoria Market Pty Ltd, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, circa 1985 |
Organisation Depicted: | Newmarket Saleyards, Kensington, Victoria, Australia, circa 1985 |
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