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I read today that BBC America bleeps out all the swear words in The Thick Of It. It's hard to see the point of broadcasting the show if they're going to cut out half the script.
Posted 22 June 2012 - 02:00
Well it is fair, sorta.. The reason being that they use PUBLIC Airways.. Cable, Internet, etc, you can do whatever you want because it's private.. but the networks air on the public airways, that they are allowed to use under the supervision of the FCC.. In theory, the networks could all say screw it, and go Cable/Dish/IPTV/Internet only, and never deal with the FCC again..
It doesn't seem fair to make different medias go by different rules. Maybe Congress needs to address the issue?
Posted 22 June 2012 - 02:18
Yeah i was re-watching Eastern Promises on Bravo the other day and the whole sauna fight scene was entirely cut from the movie. It went from two bad guys walk in the sauna directly to he his almost dead in the hospital. While i found the fight scene ankward (nude man fighting is not my cup of tea) the first time i saw the movie it's a really audacious scene and cutting it from the movie is just bad.
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Apple is going head to head with Sony and Microsoft. Sony has had crap execution in the last few years, Microsoft has mediocre design and Apple has not yet released the iPhone. It may skip having a dedicated digital camera (Nokia is the biggest camera maker in the world) but I don't think Apple can do without a console leveraging the iPod.
Image spam is a big problem. It is a problem for our clients who rightly complain about the amount of image spam, mostly pump and dump scams, making it through.
And its a big problem for GFI, specifically, me. Catching such spam is damn hard. We have MailEssentials installed, obviously, and the Bayesian filter catches a significant amount of this kind of spam.
The problem with image spam is that its very hard to check for. We can just block all spam containing gif files. But clients would complain because of the false-positives and spammers can always use jpgs of which I am seeing increasing numbers. As most people email photos in jpg format blocking this format too is unthinkable.
OCR'ing the image is out of the question; CPU intensive and trivial to bypass.
Hashing the image is trivial to evade. Even fuzzy hashing algorithms can be evaded without too much trouble.
Etc, etc…
Due to the difficulties we couldn't just release some half-baked solution to clients. It would be a pain to rev MailEssentials each time spammers change something in image spam.
For the record we are testing internally a couple of ideas; they are promising and keep false-positives low. We'll try to have something public next week.
The last few months things were getting boring in the spam field (which is how we like it) but this pump 'n dump epidemic is making things, er… interesting again.
I attended the two day Computer Science Annual Workshop organized by Dr. John Abela from the University of Malta. Programme here. Bunch of interesting papers.
Great people (thanks David & Angelica!) helped fix up a slot for me to give a presentation. Which I duly did. The presentation was about the various technologies GFI uses to help filter spam, with a couple of slides on what its like to do research in a SMB environment. It was the first time I used Keynote and the Mac to make a presentation. These and the Apple remote worked beautifully
I follow the Steve Jobs "philosophy" of keeping slides to the bare minimum, putting the key points on the slides complementating and emphasing the talk rather than being the talk.
Office 2007 is nice. I appreciate the effort MS put into designing the new ribbon interface and like it.
I've only used Outlook so far, just explored the others. Groove is the roughest round the edges and not as in keeping with the rest of the Office. Having said that, the idea behind Groove is good even if the execution is lacking.
Outlook: junk email detection is very good, much better than Entourage which is what I use on the Mac (I know, I should Mail). Nice clean interface. RSS support is passable; won't be changing from Google Reader anytime soon.
What instantly and immediately bugged me: a yellow bar urging me to install Instant Search aka Windows Desktop Search. I know Microsoft would really love it if people installed Windows Desktop Search but I have no intention switching away from Google Desktop.
To switch off that annoying prompt: Tools -> Options. Click on the "Other" tab, then click the "Advanced Options" button and unmark the "Annoy user into installing Windows Desktop" er… actually its the "Show prompts to enable Instant Search".
One of the things I have been working on is the design and implementation of a new programming language. Current code name is crisp. What are its aims? My primary goal has been elegance in syntax and concepts for a concurrent age. The language will be dynamic, typeless with C-like syntax (oh, how I wrestled whether to go with a lisp syntax or C) and … The implementation is still at a very early stage. The design and my ideas of how I want the language to "feel" are more advanced. Right now its a question of painstakingly building the compiler to generate the bytecode.
I have been inspired by the mathematical elegance of Lisp/Scheme, Perl and Occam. Crisp is intended to compete with Perl, Python and Ruby. I find the feel for all 3 inelegant and rather messy. Having said that, Python is very readable, Perl's regexs are perfect and Ruby, well, with Ruby I don't have much experience.
I hope Crisp, while not ground-breaking academically, will be an innovative language.
In seven days time, I'll be in Japan for a 3 weeks and a half taking with a friend. I had been meaning to go to Asia for a while. This trip was a spur of the moment decision a few weeks ago over a coffee. We haven't planned much ahead; prefer to explore. Having said that, we will definetly be going to Kyoto, the ancient capital of Japan for its rich cultural as well as Akihabara the electronics shopping district.
We're going to be taking our cameras and laptops and we will be blogging the trip at here .
If you have any tips about restaurants / shops / sites we'll appreciate it.
Now, to find something that will keep me occupied for the long trip to Narita…
Reading Lisp/scheme code posted on web pages is not easy - especially for noobs (like me ). Often I'd end up copying and pasting the code to my code editor. A cumbersome procedure at best.
A better solution would be for the web page displaying the Lisp/Scheme code to automatically highlight the matching parenthesis. Which is what a few lines of Javascript I wrote do - here
If you, kind reader, post code online, do not hesitate to make use of the script. I encourage you to use the script hosted on unixpoet.com so that you will get updates automatically.
The script has been confirmed to work on Firefox 1.5, IE6 and Camino on the Mac. Safari support coming soon.
Suggestions welcome.
More details here.
I do not think that Google has an Office in mind. At all.
First off, Writely, even a souped up version full of Google steriods, will still remain the Wordpad to the Visual Studio that is Office. Google is not dumb enough to do a full frontal on Microsoft Office - the way to beat Office is to make it irrelevant. And Writely does not really even to begin to do that.
What Google above all is an advertising company selling targeted ads. It needs to know its users in detail - the more it knows the better. And what better way to learn about someone then looking at their email, the IM, the news they are interested, the blogs they read, and the documents they write?
Google will offer Writely and GDrive so that it has more info to analyse about the users; the aim is to not to kill Office - that's just a nice bonus. Google does not care if you use Office Word - but it does care that you keep it on GDrive.
Indeed, in the grander scheme of things, the more important announcement from Google is not Writely but GDrive.
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Did Disney know, when they created the first High School Musical, that it would become a teen and tween phenomenon? I'm sure they hoped, but I also doubt anyone could've known the rabid popularity with which the music swept the country. My daughter seems to know all the songs, and I'm not sure she's ever even seen either of the movies. Probably it's just osmosis (and being a tween in America).
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Q. Which particular stocks might do well? And why?
A. We're bullish on Apple. The stock is cheap relative to its growth prospects.
- Forward price-earnings ratio = 10.6 times vs. 13 times for the S&P 500
- P/E to Growth (PEG) = 0.6 vs. 1.1 for Industry
- Projected EPS Growth: 22.7% per annum for 5 years
- $70 billion in cash & marketable securities on balance sheet
- Superlative brand name – "Halo Effect" for new products
- Most profitable retail stores in world (per unit). Strong growth ahead in U.S. and abroad (especially China)
- App Store very scalable and increasing in margins
- Steve Jobs has laid out a strategic plan that will last for many years.
- Will eventually use its mountain of cash to acquire promising technology or companies.
- Current growth areas in 2012: Rollout of iPhone 5, iPad 3
- Possible future growth area: "full blown" Apple TV
- Target Price = 13-15 times projected 2012 earnings of $32.53 = $425-$490 vs. $411 today
Q. Anything unexpected that might happen in 2012?
A. We think political gridlock will be a major theme in the U.S. and Europe for 2012.
- Pan-European gridlock drives continued volatility
- Financial markets performance will be dictated by the evolving European political scene, not by specific company performance.
- Political gridlock at home digs the U.S. deeper into the Hole
- Overindebtedness at both the governmental and household levels
- Long-term structural problems -- Social Security entitlement programs, financially unstable Medicaid, a Rube Goldberg tax code, federal debt likely to exceed $16 trillion by Election Day – go unaddressed
- Higher interest rates, increased taxes, and reduced entitlements lead to widespread social discontent
We also see social unrest continuing on a global basis. Indeed, Time named "The Protestor" as its "Person of the Year."
Rather than die out, we believe these protests and ultimately social unrest will accelerate throughout the world as the further enactment of austerity programs and continued sluggish economic growth result in increasing economic despair for billions of individuals. The welfare state is in the process of being dismantled in Europe, with the stage being set for material reductions in entitlement programs in the U.S. after the 2012 elections. Asia will be beset with slowing growth, as its largest trading partners (Europe and the U.S.) struggle, and an increasing disparity between rich and poor that will ferment into social and political upheavals.
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4 May 1923
Jerusalem, Mandatory Palestine
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|Film, television and stage actor
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Godfrey Quigley (4 May 1923 – 7 September 1994) was an Irish film, television and stage actor.
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Quigley was born in Jerusalem, where his father was serving as an officer in the British Army.[1] The family returned to Ireland in the 1930s and, following military service in the Second World War, Quigley trained as an actor at the Abbey School of Acting.[1]
In 1949, Quigley made his first film appearance, in Saints and Sinners. He appeared in two Stanley Kubrick films: first as the prison chaplain in A Clockwork Orange (1971), and then as Captain Grogan in the Barry Lyndon (1975). In British television, he played a has-been gangster in the serial Big Breadwinner Hog (1969). His theatre roles include the Irishman in Tom Murphy's The Gigli Concert, for which he won the Harvey's Best Actor Award in 1984.[2]
In the 1950s, Quigley co-founded the Globe Theatre Company in Dun Laoghaire.[2] The company was disestablished in 1960.[1] During the same period, he produced the radio soap opera The Kennedys of Castleross.[2]
Godfrey Quigley died in Dublin of Alzheimer's disease, aged 71.[3]
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- The Rising of the Moon (1957) as Christy
- Rooney (1958) as Tom Reilly
- The Siege of Sidney Street (1960) as Blakey
- The Counterfeit Constable (1964) as Inspector Savory
- Nothing But the Best (1964) as Coates
- Daleks – Invasion Earth: 2150 A.D. (1966) as Dortmun
- Guns in the Heather (1969) as Meister
- The Reckoning (1969) as Dr Carolan
- Get Carter (1971) as Eddie
- A Clockwork Orange (1971) as Prison Chaplain
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to MSUfan801: Yes, I have seen the golf course in Benton Harbor. It's beautiful and the majority of it is growing over a former superfund site. Also, this golf course was planned and started long before the Governor Granholm-appointed EFM was sent to BH and will be hosting the 2012 PGA Senior Open. Come on down and visit in May. By the way, Joseph Harris - the EFM - is doing an outstanding job and has nearly pulled this town out the financial ditch.
jsquared007 - well written comment and accurate. I, too, live in the area and have been to JK Park back in the "good old days" when it was a mess. This park wasn't "taken" from Benton Harbor. It's still there only now it's more beautiful than ever and delivering tax revenue because of the adjacent housing. Julie Mack writes an accurate article. She brings up facts that many have forgotten or chose to ignore about the financial history (incompetence) of this city's government. I recall a quote from Mayor Cooke when asked if he was concerned when the state was analyzing the city's financial situation before EFM Harris was appointed by Governor Granholm, he stated, "We'll pass with flying colors." Obviously, he was in denial of the facts. But this is typical of the mayor and the majority of the city council. You should have heard the temper-tantrum the city council threw when EFM Harris took their city-paid cell phones away.
Stilllove - you've nailed it in your second sentence. The public knew it was a mess but I don't think to the extent that it is. The first thing Harris did when he landed here was fire the Finance Director. This person could not even issue a balance sheet, refused to work with Plante and Moran folks who tried to help and was bouncing checks right and left. And she had that position for ten years. The city council was hiring and firing City Managers on a regular basis - now we know why. Richard Marsh was the last one who was fired when he brought up the issue of overpaying the trash hauler. This evidently was off limits for discussion. Marsh went straight to Lansing to complain, filed a Whistleblowers claim (which he recently won) and Grandholm appointed Mr Harris.
dude - it former governor Grandholm who appointed Joseph Harris EFM for Benton Harbor - not Snyder.
StilloveMichigan (I like the name) - you're out of touch. The golf course is completed and beautiful. Jack Nicholas played it last year. And the beach is more beautiful than ever. Only now we are charged (by the city) to park there. You write, " . . . BH needs some refining . . " really? This city has had municipal cancer for years - 30 is pretty accurate. Joseph Harris is radiation to this cancer. He's taking this place apart corrupt piece by corrupt piece and will put it back together before he leaves. It may take three years - so what. The majority of the locals (and I'm one of them) are thrilled. This is long over due.
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The way the sandy blond hair falls out of his grandson's cap, Ron Pietila can only shake his head and smile.
Fifty-one years ago — when Pietila and his National City-Paradise Hills buddies played their way to the Pony League World Series — no one would have dared let their locks run so wild.
Then again, Pietila and his teammates sent word home via telegrams, saved up coins for long-distance phone calls, and read actual newspapers the next morning to find out who won which games.
Yes, times are a lot different now for his grandson, Micah Pietila-Wiggs, who is anything but a cookie-cutter leadoff hitter for Little League World Series-bound Chula Vista Eastlake — what with his carefree love for the game, quick feet and surprisingly powerful stroke.
And that hair. Oh, that shaggy hair falling well past his 12-year-old shoulders, much the way it does with Pietila-Wiggs' younger brother, Kelii.
"The boys have always had long hair; always have," Pietila said of his grandsons' shaggy 'dos. "That's part of their identity. You know, it's not for me. I don't have hair anymore anyway, but I would never have my hair like that.
"But they wear it well."
Of course, that hair is a bit shaggier these days.
Call it a "playoff beard" of sorts for both Pietila-Wiggs and teammate and buddy Jake Espinoza, who promised to stay away from barber shops until the team reached Williamsport, Pa.
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Joining Oceanside American, Rancho Buena Vista and Chula Vista Park View as the fourth San Diego County team to reach the Little League World Series in the last 13 years, Eastlake won 18 of its 19 games over the summer, including a 9-0 clincher over Northern California on Saturday to secure Pietila-Wiggs' reservation with a stylist sometime after this week's trip to the LLWS.
And he will make good on that pact to go short — perhaps way short, just for his grandpa.
"(He's) always telling me to cut it," Pietila-Wiggs said before a practice this week leading up to Friday's opener against Great Lakes. "We're going to do it after Williamsport. It won't be too hard for me to get it cut, but I've never really had my hair short."
Looking back, it's hard to see how Pietila-Wiggs' hair ever stood a chance.
The Chula Vista All-Stars won 16 straight games at one point and outscored their opponents 65-8 in six games in San Bernardino, with Pietila-Wiggs causing all kinds of havoc atop the order. He walked and scored the game's first run in a 12-0 win over Nevada in the semifinals and doubled and scored three more runs in the championship game — just the kind of showings that the all-star coaching staff has come to expect from its starting second baseman.
"He's a great leadoff hitter for a lot of reasons," coach Doug Holman said. "He's carefree, doesn't get too rattled, and he isn't a prototypical leadoff hitter who drops bunts and just hopes to make contact. He can drive the ball in the gap and he can flat out fly."


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Just as the bank account was looking good, Tim and Adrianne found out that child number two was on the way. "At this point, I was about ready to throw in the towel, sell it off, and focus on the family," notes Tim. "After much encouragement from my supporting wife, and her telling me not to worry about how long it took and to just get it done, I finally pushed through." Sounds like Adrianne took a page out of Tim's project manager book.
Over the next three years, the shock towers gave way to a Heidts Mustang II-style frontend with coilovers, and the rear of the car was fitted with the company's four-link suspension with Panhard bar.
The 4.6L engine was dressed with a Sullivan intake manifold which was ceramic-coated by Jim Gegn of J&C Premier Concepts (Port Byron, Illinois). The intake was then topped off with a CSU 750-cfm blow-through carburetor that utilizes a boost-referenced power valve. An Extreme Velocity carb hat was employed to funnel the pressurized atmosphere that comes from the Precision Turbo & Engine PT70 turbocharger. After being compressed, the intake charge is cooled by an air-to-air intercooler, and a Tial blow-off valve and wastegate manage the airflow. Tim, of course, fabricated the entire turbo system from stainless steel.
Tim also modified the fuel system by welding a fuel sump to the factory fuel tank. He then plumbed in a -12 fuel supply line to the Magnaflow pump, and a -10 line from there to the Aeromotive regulator, which then feeds a pair of -8 lines that supply the CSU carburetor.
Fire comes from an MSD Mod 6 box that directs current to the stock coil-on-plug coils, and Tim uses a TurboSmart eBoost electronic boost controller and Western Motorsports wide-band air/fuel meter to tune the modular mill.
Behind the cammer engine is a stock iron flywheel, a Spec Stage 2+ clutch package, and a Tremec TKO five-speed transmission. Tim cut out the stock Mustang trans tunnel so he could adjust his driveline angles, and then fabricated a new tunnel section to close it back off. Connecting the gearbox to the Detroit True Trac-equipped Ford 9-inch rearend is an aluminum driveshaft. A set of 3.50 cogs spin the 17x10 1/2 custom American Racing Shelby Cobra wheels that are wrapped in Sumitomo HTR Z III high-performance tires.
The sticky Sumitomo summer rubber allows the late-model Cobra calipers to clamp down on the 13-inch front, and 11.65-inch rear rotors tightly. A Hurst Line Lock was plumbed in for times that require a proper burning of the rear tires.
The interior, though largely stock, has benefitted from Tim's fabrication talents as well. The stock seats were recovered, but Tim felt that they sat too high for his taste, so he lowered the driver seat 1 inch by cutting and refabricating the factory seat bracket. "It feels more like a modern car since I did that," says Tim. He created a new gauge cluster and fit it with a host of Auto Meter instruments, and he also installed a Flaming River tilt steering column with a Lecarra wheel. Tim also whipped up the new transmission shifter handle, and proceeded to rewire the entire car using a Painless Performance wiring harness.
If all of the aforementioned fabrication wasn't enough to satisfy your need for custom appointments, Tim tells us that he also built his own English wheel so he could hand bend the teardrop hood dome that he later welded to the factory hood. After that, Mike Kight of MK Autocraft (Moline, Illinois) massaged the rest of the bodywork and sprayed the PPG Performance Red hue that was pulled from the '93 Mustang Cobra.
Tim finally finished the Mustang, with the help of his 5-year-old son, in December 2009, and since then has put more than 4,000 miles on it.


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Mogadishu — The mortars missed their target but hit homes in Mogadishu's Hamarweyne and Hamarjadid districts, witnesses said.
At least 20 other people were wounded by the explosions, according to ambulance drivers who transported wounded victims to local hospitals.
Mogadishu's port was busy with activity as the contents of a large ship were unloaded. Inside sources said the ship's contents included new equipment for the 5,000-strong African Union peacekeeping force (AMISOM) in Mogadishu.
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Social institutions are an important element in the structure of human societies. They provide a structure for behavior in a particular part of social life. The five major social institutions in large societies are family, education, religion, politics, and economics. While each institution does deal with a different aspect of life, they are interrelated and intersect often in the course of daily life. For example, for schools to be able to exist they rely on funding from the government. This is an intersection between politics and education. Social institutions affect individual lives through other aspects of society such as culture, socialization, social stratification, and deviance. This paper will focus on the social institution of education, and how it affects individual lives through socialization, deviance, and social stratification.
Education plays a large part in the socialization of children into society. Most American children spend the required 180 days each year in school from the first grade through high school. Most of a child's day through these years is devoted to activities involving school such as attending classes, doing homework, and participating in extracurricular activities. The school format is designed to teach children to be productive members of society.
Schools bear most of the responsibility of preparing young people for the working environment. Children learn punctuality, time management, and to respect the authority of their teacher which prepares them to respect their boss. The curriculum also plays an important role. A class in civics teaches a child to be a good American, and a class in home economics teaches a child how to operate a household. Most socialization, however, occurs beyond the curriculum. Extra-curricular activities such as student government, being a part of a school newspaper, or being in a business club provide anticipatory socialization for adult jobs. Children spend much time with their peers while at school, and peers are a very important agent of socialization. Adolescents tend to choose friends that are similar to them in race, social class, and interests. Students use their reference group as a way to measure self-worth.
Education and deviance have a close relationship. The education system serves several different purposes in regard to deviance. Foremost, education is a deterrent for deviance. Children learn very early about crime and punishment. They learn it in the curriculum, but they also learn it in a practical way. They are punished for cheating, fighting, and other deviant behaviors. Therefore, the education system plays a vital role in social control by producing compliant citizens that understand what deviance is and how to avoid it. Although education is used as a tool to deter deviance, it can unknowingly perpetuate it as well. We all remember those kids in school who were labeled as stupid or troublemakers. Teachers as well as classmates treat these students differently. Teachers are stricter with troublemakers and assume that if something goes wrong that the troublemaker was the cause of it. If a child is labeled as stupid, a teacher expects less out of that child. The mainstream peer population avoids any peer that is deviant. Thus, these students feel that their only identity is their so-called deviant behavior. It seems to the child that they will never be able to escape this label, so they continue with the behavior that is considered deviant.
Social stratification and education are tightly linked. Many Americans have the ideal that education is a main promoter of social equality. Everyone has the same opportunity to work hard, gain credentials, and become upwardly mobile. However, research has shown that the exact opposite is true. Schools may promote social inequality by limiting the opportunities of women, minorities, and those in the lower classes. This can because of purposeful discrimination, but more often it is because the social institution of education has sexism and racism built into it.
Study after study has shown that students from upper classes consistently do better in school and continue their education, whereas lower classes students do not have the same success. Students from upper class families have high expectations placed on them that they will be successful in school and achieve an occupation of equal or great value than that of their parents. It is expected that they can and will do well, and therefore they do. Students from lower class families do not have high expectations for themselves, and they often only aspire to the occupation level of their parents thus maintaining the status quo.
The credentials of a college degree are also not equal. A student who obtains a degree from a private, elite school will have lifetime earnings increase of over 85%, while a degree from a good private school or better state school increases earnings by 50%, and a degree from any other school provides no advantage. The cost of tuition for the very elite schools is often out of range for all but the most upper class. Lower classes can usually only afford to attend the last category. The lower classes are still denied opportunities to get ahead and the class stratification is continued.
Schools perpetuate gender and race stratification as well. Boys tend to receive more encouragement to take more math and science as well as more advanced courses than girls do. In the professional world, women are shut out of occupations involving higher math and science skills. Minorities also have less opportunity to do well in school. Minorities are more likely to grow up in poverty and live in unhealthy environments. Their parents may lack the skills to help the child with schoolwork. Minorities are concentrated in the inner city where the worst, most impoverished schools are located. Therefore, even if they wish to attend school, they still receive have less access to good teachers and a good learning environment. And perhaps the most detrimental issue that minorities face is that they are often stigmatized as inferior. This causes them to be treated differently and it causes them to have low expectations for themselves, which leads to poor performance.
Education is a vital part of society. It serves the beneficial purpose of educating our children and getting them ready to be productive adults in today's society. But, the social institution of education is not without its problems. Continual efforts to modify and improve the system need to be made, if we are to reap the highest benefits that education has to offer to our children and our society as a whole.


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