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A/N: Technically, I wrote this to fit during Chapter 28 of my story Familiar Gatherings, but I think it works just as well, if not better, as one-shot, so...here it is. Spoilers for that. And ugh, if someone has a better story summary, please tell.
Should she have waited by the window all four hundred and ninety-two minutes? Nessie wasn't sure. While she was worried (and terrified) like any person would be over the fate of the werewolves, she didn't see the logic in simply putting her life on hold to stare out the window at the unchanging landscape waiting for Jacob to come back to her.
She let her mother wait in her place and instead tried to distract herself from the fear the howling had inspired by playing mindless games with her uncles.
It turned out not to have mattered much in the end, anyway. Jacob sent Seth in his place.
The knock on the door, which she heard even from the back of the house, made her freeze for just a second. When werewolves went off to fight there were no guarantees. But it was pointless to stand around fretting when answers had finally come, so she hurried to the front hallway where Esme was letting Seth inside the house.
Nessie checked herself—as glad as she was to see him alive, hugging him right then would have been foolish. His torso was spackled black and purple and yellow, interrupted only by harsh red lines. His right arm should have been in a sling, she could tell from the way he was holding it, and he was favouring his right side when he walked. There was something wrong with his hip, she decided, and his ribs were bruised, if not broken, because each breath made him wince. Seth was in terrible shape.
But he was alive.
"Jacob's fine," he assured her quickly. Jacob usually came himself, as soon as it was safe. He'd promised her when she was a little girl that he would always come to her and Jacob hated breaking promises to her. He never had before. "In better shape than me. He just can't...he'll come as soon as he can. Carlisle around?"
Her grandmother went to grab her grandfather while her father beckoned Seth into the drawing room. Someone had to take a look at his injuries. The rest of her family dispersed, but she followed along even if she was unwanted. Because of her relationship with Jacob, she had a certain responsibility towards the werewolves.
"Have you seen a doctor?" Edward asked, then scowled at whatever he heard in Seth's head. But the scowl quickly faded. "I'm sorry."
She stayed silent because she was used to people not telling her anything in order to keep her safe. Seth was better than most, usually, but he seemed to be having a hard time focusing. She added concussion to her list of possible injuries.
"You're right," her father said to her. "Sit down, Seth. Carlisle is here."
"Thanks," he repeated. When he sat it was all the more clear that there was something wrong with his hip because he hissed in pain. Seeing as her father was more concerned with helping werewolf pride than in broken werewolf bodies, she went to help Seth herself. He took her arm gratefully, though his grip was much tighter than usual. She might even have bruises the next day. Painkillers, she thought, but her father shook his head. Whatever Seth had to tell Carlisle must have been important then, but she could only feel annoyed. It wasn't worth keeping him in pain.
"Good evening," her grandfather greeted the werewolf ambassador. It felt strange to think about Seth (who could spend hours watching the same magic trick over and over) in such an official role, but that's what he was, she realized. Something had happened—Jacob had sent Seth because no one else would come talk to the vampires for him. The other werewolves would have bristled at Carlisle's politeness; Seth just tried to smile.
Something had happened to his jaw, as well, she thought, noticing the way he winced at the movement.
"Sorry to barge in on you like this," the werewolf said. His customary cheerfulness was lacking. More than the bruises, his change in demeanour made Nessie nervous.
"What happened?" Carlisle asked gently.
The two vampires sat across from their werewolf guest, but Nessie perched on the armrest on the couch where Seth was sitting, just in case he collapsed or something equally horrific. The idea of just staring him down just then made her sick—it seemed paramount that she stay close.
"The nomads are dead. We got all six of them. Just not...Jared's dead. So's Zac. And we need a doctor. Nathan is in pretty bad shape and most of the others look like me."
"I would have come earlier, if I had known."
"It wouldn't have been safe for you. We're...a little on edge when it comes to vampires. But Jake used an Alpha order and everything, so no one should hurt you now."
"Reassuring," her father said. "I want to go with him."
"You can't." He turned to her then because he was one of the few people who talked to her instead of about her. "You can't either. I promise he's alright. But Leah's got him thinking that..."
"It won't help morale, reminding everyone that your Alpha imprinted on a half-vampire," she completed the thought. "She's right."
It had been her mother that had fostered the strange sympathy Nessie had for Leah Clearwater and her broken heart despite her acerbic tongue, but as she grew older Nessie found that her sympathy had been replaced by a gratitude she wasn't sure she wanted to explain. Leah helped Jacob and that was enough for Nessie to like her. Even if Leah made sure the La Push werewolves were okay without ever thinking about how Nessie herself might feel.
"He's fine," Seth reassured her.
"Are all the other imprints there?"
His eyes fell. Yes, then. Everyone was there, reassuring their soul mates. And she was not because it would just make everything worse if she went. His responsibility was to his men tonight, the men that saw her as their enemy.
"Tell him I'm glad he's all right."
"Of course." He turned back to Carlisle before she could say anything else. "Can we leave now?"
Carlisle went to grab his supplies, leaving Nessie and her father alone with Seth. From the look he was giving her, Nessie deduced her father wanted to be left alone with his best friend (as the only human Edward had tolerated in a hundred years, Seth had earned the moniker by default, but it didn't make it less true). But she found herself unable to move.
"You should stay here," her father said eventually. "Let me look at you while Carlisle goes to Sam's without you. You shouldn't be aggravating your injuries by moving."
"I can't stay here. They need help."
"It's not your fault."
The most annoying thing about listening to Edward have conversations with people is that he often responded to thoughts, not words. It forced her to do a lot of guessing.
"I know."
But he didn't. Not really. Nessie was terrible at understanding emotions and even she knew that one.
"I'll get you something for the pain," Edward finally decided. "I'll be right back."
"Not like I could run away."
Even though her entire family could still hear everything, Nessie waited until her father had left the room before speaking.
"You look terrible."
"Thanks, Nessie."
But it made him smile, just a little, so she was pleased with herself. Most of him looked like hamburger but his left shoulder was decently intact, so that's where she rested her hand.
"I'm sorry about Jared and Zac."
"I'll tell Jake that, too. Thank you."
"I'm sure my father's right. It's not your fault."
"You don't even know what happened."
"I know you." There was dried blood along his hairline, so she brushed that away and worried about a concussion some more. "If you can't come back for a while, we'll understand. You wouldn't want to be seen with the enemy at a time like this."
"You're not the enemy," he said decisively. Like Jacob, Seth had impossibly dark eyes, even if it was usually less noticeable because he was always so cheerful. Today, with his friends dead, they looked foreign in his face, dull the way Seth never was.
"Maybe I am."
Ever so gently she felt along his jaw. There was some swelling, but not too much. If it had been broken, it had been set properly. With a few more hours, it wouldn't bother him.
"Please. You're too sweet to be evil."
She barred her fangs, but it just made him grin. There was a hesitation that was never there (Seth always seemed to embrace his own happiness wholeheartedly), not to mention a hiss of pain a second later. All she could do was sit there impotently.
"We'll work on it," he promised. "Jacob will come up as soon as he can, but it'll be a couple of days. He can't leave the bodies. Or the others."
"But you and your sister will look after him."
"And who's looking after the two of you?"
But he never answered because Edward came back just then. Seth took the pills as instructed, asked her if she would tell anyone if he kissed her father (werewolves and their excessive gratitude), and then took off with Carlisle. Left alone with her father, she could finally get the answers she wanted.
"What happened?"
"Jared and Nathan were surprised on patrol. Nathan was like a brother to Zac; they think that's why he was distracted enough to get bitten."
"Why would Seth feel guilty for that?"
"He couldn't get the venom out of Zac."
"It's almost impossible to do that."
Her father shrugged. Nessie did not understand humans, sometimes, not even Seth. "What else is wrong?"
"What do you mean?
Pushing down the sigh, Nessie just said: "Father. Please."
"There are some tensions within the pack about our continued presence. You shouldn't worry."
Nessie has been told that her entire life—it was starting to get annoying. But her mother came in to share in her joy that Jacob was all right, so Nessie pushed the feeling down for the moment.
Time seemed to crawl by the next day and by the afternoon Nessie had no choice but to announce, "I'm going for a walk."
"You can't go see Jacob," Bella reminded her. "He'll send for you when it's safe."
"I won't go and see Jacob," she promised, kissing her mother goodbye. "I'll stay off Quileute land."
Edward said nothing as she headed to Charlie's house.
Sue didn't bother with a greeting, just scowled. "Ungrateful brats," she muttered when her back was turned, letting Nessie know that the Clearwater siblings hadn't come by to Sue's satisfaction. Charlie was watching television when she came in, so she sat herself beside her grandfather and took out her book. When Sue needed help for dinner, Nessie found herself recruited.
They were making too much food for two people and a picky half-vampire, but she didn't say that to Sue. Nessie liked breathing.
After dinner, Sue put the leftovers in the fridge. Nessie had finished her book by the time there was another knock on the door.
For a human woman, Sue Clearwater was remarkably fast. The door was flung open and Nessie could hear her wrap her arms around her son and heard Seth muttering, "Not so tight, Mom."
Living with people who gave into her every whim had not prepared Nessie much for being patient, but she was very good at trying to do things when she put her mind to them, so she stayed on the couch while Sue chastised Seth for not coming sooner. It didn't make it an enjoyable experience, however, so she stood up from the couch, making room for Seth if he was ever allowed to get through the door.
He did, eventually, looking better than before. Werewolves had remarkable healing powers. His limp was even less pronounced, though his arm was now in a sling (what damage had he done by not treating it right away?) and he was still far too many different colours for her liking.
"Hey," he said. Was he pleased to see her? He was too tired to be pleased, but he didn't look upset either.
"I wanted to get a better look at you," she said, gesturing to the couch. Rolling his eyes he sat down, while she again perched on the armrest above him. She had to make sure someone had cleaned away the blood from his hair.
"How is everything going?" Sue asked. "And where's your sister?"
"She's staying with Jake tonight. I think they're going to switch off running patrols. Embry and Paul are going to help, since they're in the best shape. She said she's fine, she'll come by when she can. Oh, and they want to use your house for some sort of meeting tomorrow."
"If it's my only chance to see her."
"Leah kind of has her hands full right now."
"I know." Sue glanced down at her rough hands, then stood. "I'll get you more food."
"Awesome." But the smile didn't reach his eyes. "So Charlie, what's on TV?"
They made her watch football for hours, so she managed to finish another book. Sue seemed content just to gaze at her son, in order to convince herself that he was all right, and Charlie was content to do nothing but hold Sue's hand. Nessie was just about desperate to demand answers, but knew that's not why she had come. Whatever the nonsense symbols Seth was drawing on her knee were they seemed to be giving him some comfort and she tried to be content with that for now.
Still, it seemed that Charlie and Sue took forever to go up the stairs.
"You okay?"
He asked her. After tearing six nomads to pieces and losing two of his blood brothers, the first thing that happened when they were alone was him asking her if she was okay. Sometimes Seth made her want to scream.
"Can I ask what happened?"
"You dad didn't tell you?"
"He told me the facts."
Seth understood because he rested his head against her side, almost in her lap, and took her hand, crushing it in his own. "They just caught us off guard—we've been getting too careless lately."
His hair was silky against her fingers. How many times had she wanted to run her fingers through it? And now that she could she was miserable because she couldn't take his pain away.
"We should have been there. We should have helped them."
His voice cracked as he started to shake. There was nothing she could do but hold him tighter. Being sympathetic had never come easily to her. Human emotions were not something that could be easily explained or understood or solved. So she stroked his hair and wished she could do something more.
"Jared died thinking we weren't coming. And Zac...he was just a kid, Nessie. Just a stupid kid who made one little mistake. I should have...I could have..."
"Once the venom gets in the bloodstream, it's almost impossible to stop."
The shaking got worse as he started to sob. His tears were hot against her leg, his fingers too tight, as she leaned over him, pressing a kiss to his forehead. The werewolves were always happy—everyone was always happy around her. To see Seth breakdown like this scared her the way that the werewolves calling for battle had not. At least in battle they could fight back; what could she do now, except hum quietly under her breath, trying to sooth him in the small way that she could?
When he had stilled, mostly, with only the occasional shaky breath forthcoming, she ventured to say, "If there had been a way to save him, you would have managed. Since you didn't, it was impossible."
It sounded like he was choking.
"Impossible," she insisted. "You would have figured out a way if it was possible and since you didn't save him, it was impossible. This is a fact, Seth."
"Are you trying to tell me I'm wrong? Because you know how well that works out for people."
It was a small chuckle, but it was laughter. He even raised his head off her lap (she felt cold all of a sudden) to look up at her. A large hand came up to cup her face, his thumb playing against her cheek.
"Thank you."
There had always been something too familiar between them, considering they were both technically Jacob's (maybe because of that). But now wasn't the time, even if she couldn't help blushing, a little.
"Whatever you need," she said as she took his hands in hers.
"Ice cream?"
"I think I can do that."
In the end, they ended up in her mother's old room, sitting on the bed that kept getting passed around, while she watched him eat his way through two tubs of ice cream. She called her mother, at some point, told her she didn't want to walk home from Charlie's and that was that. He seemed grateful that she hadn't left and that was enough for her.
Mostly. But she was trying not to think of herself right now—or what her mother would say when she found out how the truth had been stretched a little.
"You're making it melt too much."
He just stuck his tongue out at her. "You're melting it just as much."
"Am not."
"Besides, it tastes better that way."
"You're so gross."
"Thanks, Nessie."
"You're welcome."
The silence that descended over them was comfortable and she took the opportunity to help him shrug off the sling for his arm. It seemed like he could move it all right, though she warned him to get Carlisle to check it tomorrow just in case.
Somehow, now that his arm was free, it ended up around her waist. It was hard to mind, so she just leaned her head against his shoulder instead.
"They'll be pissed that I'm with you," he muttered against her hair.
Because of Jacob? Perhaps. But she focused on the other reason instead—vampires were unwelcome now, even if she was only half.
"Do they expect us to move?"
"They want you gone. Most of them always wanted you gone." He looked apologetic, but she had known her entire life that she and her family were unwelcome. "Jacob won't ever let them make you leave."
Jacob might if he could see her then.
"That's why you think they might blame you," she realized suddenly. "Because you wanted to help us."
"I still do." Despite the sorrow in his eyes, Seth sounded firm. Did he still not understand there were consequences for his actions? Or did he just not care, not when it would mean ignoring what he believed was the right thing to do? She never could tell. "Having your family gone wouldn't have helped."
"The nomads might not have come if we weren't here."
"Then it's even more important that we don't just abandon you if you need protection."
"We don't need protection."
"You don't abandon your friends."
"We aren't their friends."
"My brothers just died and you won't let me be right?"
They were just staring at each other again, foreheads pressed together. When he sighed she could feel his warm breath on her face.
"Don't go," he begged.
"We won't."
Her fingers traced the new scars on his arm. Sometimes she wasn't sure where his adoration for her father ended and his friendship with her began—perhaps he didn't know himself. And then there moments like tonight when she was sure that Edward had nothing to do with them anymore.
"With the pack on edge like this, Jacob won't visit," he said. That's how it had started, so long ago. They both loved talking about Jacob. Now she wasn't sure what would happen if they went too long without talking about the man who had imprinted on her.
"I know."
"Just give him time."
"Okay. Tell him I'll be waiting to see him."
He was tired, so she made him lie down. The bed was small and his left arm wasn't too badly injured and she needed to observe his ribs, so she lay down beside him and watched the way his chest rose and fell and listened to the way his heart beat underneath her head.
"Tell me about them."
So he did.
Jared had helped him when he first transformed because he was one of the oldest and Seth couldn't take orders from Leah's ex-boyfriend until it made his sister stopped being quite so violent. When Zac transformed, at the ripe old age of twelve, Seth had been the one to take him under his wing because the older boys were swamped by all the young boys who were transforming. He was a good kid, Seth said, a little shy, but he did this impression of Sam that could make anyone howl...
Seth was always good at telling stories, Nessie thought, and she liked listening to him. By the time he stopped talking, to heartsick to continue reminiscing, she felt like she knew Jared and Zac. She knew and liked them and wished that they were still here to make everyone's lives just a little bit better.
"Jared was going to have a baby."
It made her shiver and she clung to him tighter. That could have been her fate, a world with her father, if the werewolves hadn't helped convince the Volturi to leave the Cullens alones. She understood, then, why Seth was crying again for the fatherless child.
"He or she will have the best uncles around," she promised.
"It's not the same."
She wasn't sure it was true, but she didn't doubt for a second he believed it wholeheartedly, so she threaded their fingers together and wished (again) that she could make everything better. He stopped eventually, wiped his nose and dried his hand on the pillow (she let it go; tonight she let it go). His fingers starting playing with her hair, absently running through the curly strands.
"You know—" and there was laughter in his voice, slightly hysterical but amused "—after everything that's happened, I think this might be the closest to death I've come in weeks."
"You think I'm dangerous?" She tilted her head up to look at him, ignoring the way their legs were tangled together.
"I think..." He sighed, but his expression was kind. Seth was always kind. "Death by cuddling doesn't sound so bad."
She settled her head back on his chest and let his arm tug her even closer to his side. "This isn't cuddling. This is snuggling."
"And Jacob won't mind if I snuggle with anyone."
"Uh huh."
"Why else would he keep buying me those animals if he didn't want me to snuggle with something?"
"I'm a little big for a stuffed animal."
Ignoring the way she was blushing, Nessie had to ask:
"Do you want me to go?"
He didn't say anything to that. Their hands were resting on his stomach, rising and falling with each breath. His fingers were darker, rougher, bigger—when her hand was in his, it was dwarfed completely. But he didn't tell her to leave and she thought, though she never would have said it out loud, that her hand looked right in his.
Before she left she made sure he knew he could come over if he ever wanted to talk (and not just to Edward). He promised he understood, even though he didn't ask why she had come over that night. Nessie wasn't exactly sure she could have explained. Seth might have been the closest she had to an actual friend, but it was still a friendship defined by her parents and Jacob. Still, he let her help and that was more than she would have been allowed to do for the other werewolves.
Sue didn't say anything when Nessie walked out the door the next morning, either. The older woman just handed her a piece of toast and told her to look after herself.


text: TrIn 3101: Introduction to Interpreting Unit 9: Overview of Medical Interpreting Settings Dec. 1, 2004 1 Class agenda for Dec. 1, 2004 Turn in assignment #7: Ethical Situation (2 paragraphs – 20 pts)+thought questions: 34-36, 143-44, 140-42, 165-72 Unit 9 goals: 1. Guidelines and linguistic concerns 2. Analyze and discuss at least one case study specifically related to the health care context 3. Mikkelson/Downy topics 4. Peer discussion for introduction assignment #8 Assignments: Dec. 8 – Self-assessment of Introductions + videotape (30 pts.) 2 Review: Sight Translation Sight translate the attached document from last week into your other language. Later, discuss the accuracy of marked words or phrases, delivery, and fluency. When you are ready, set your timer to 5 minutes, turn to the handout and begin. 3 Sight Translation practice 1) Sight translate for your classmate from English to your other language a paragraph of unfamiliar reading material from your text. Reader and observer comment on difficulties noted (hesitation vs. consistent flow, voice modulation) 2) Do the same with familiar material or study a portion of unfamiliar reading material before interpreting. 4 Interpreting for 3+ groups Discuss strategies for: A. a group therapy situation B. a medical appointment with husband and wife C. a school conference with teacher, psychologist, principal and both parents If time allows, act out one of the situations with an interpreter. 5 Telephone techniques Special factors: Unable to see either party Vocal sounds may be distorted Conference vs. single caller Language line Using cell phones, enact an interpreting session. 6 Interactional Issues Discuss interactional issues in medical situations: stress, high emotional content, family dynamics, sharing bad news, seeing pain and death. Discuss feelings upon entering the situation, dealing with anxiety, stress, emotionally charged cases, interpreting for patients or family members in distress, and coping with the death of a patient. 7 Interactional Issues How might the interpreter avoid the "nodding syndrome" with regard to register? Is it the interpreter or the provider who must simplify medical language? The flowery style and tendency to "go on and on" of Hispanics may create communication problems. What problems may develop and how does the interpreter cope? 8 Terminology Discuss resources for medical terminology for various languages and ways that interpreters can start their own terminology banks and resource files of medical information. 9 Accepting Assignments 1. How do you know whether or not you are qualified for a medical interpreting assignment? 2. What skills and knowledge does a medical interpreter need? 3. What are the Minnesota state guidelines for medical interpreters? 10 Accepting Assignments 1. What are the repercussions of accepting jobs that you are not qualified for? 2. Is some service better than no service? Under what circumstances? 3. If you hear something that you don't understand, what are your options? 11 Cultural and Linguistic Issues Video: how to work with interpreters (from the health care provider's perspective) Vignette #1: Identify errors Vignette #2: Identify appropriate interpreting techniques used Discussion: Holly Mikkelson article 12 Summary of Tips …for the health care provider (Downing pp. 34-36) 13 Guidelines for Working with Interpreters Use qualified interpreters who know their role, limitations and responsibilities. Don't depend on children, relatives, friends or ad hoc interpreters (bilingual coworkers) to interpret. Have a brief pre-interview meeting with the interpreter. Establish a good working relationship with the interpreter. Plan to allow enough time for the interpreted session (all utterances are stated twice). 14 Guidelines Address yourself to the interviewee, not the interpreter. Don't say anything that you don't want the other party to hear. Use words, not gestures, to convey your meaning. Speak in a normal voice, clearly, and not too fast. Avoid jargon, technical terms and cultural references. 15 Guidelines Keep your utterances short, pausing to permit the interpretation. Ask only one question at a time, not chain questions. Expect the interpreter to interrupt when necessary for clarification. Expect the interpreter to take notes or consult the dictionary when things get complicated. 16 Guidelines Be prepared to repeat yourself in different words if your message is not understood. Have a brief post-interview meeting with the interpreter to assess how things went. If the interpreter has limited interpreting skills: Make sure the interpreter understands his/her role before you begin. Use the simplest vocabulary that expresses your meaning. Speak in short and simple sentences. Check to see if the message is understood. Ask the interpreter to repeat the message back to you before attempting to interpret to the patient. 17 Guidelines There may be less eye contact with you and more with the interpreter. A gesture by the patient may not mean what it would mean if done by the provider. Remember: the interpreter is only there because the patient and health care provider do not speak the same language Do not expect the interpreter to function in an inappropriate manner, i.e., give dismissal instructions, checking on patients at home, etc. BE PATIENT! 18 Prior to the interview Allow extra time for an interpreted patient consultation. Meet with the interpreter briefly before seeing the patient to discuss any issues that may arise during the interview. Ask the interpreter for the correct form of address and the correct pronunciation of the patient's name. Decide on simultaneous or consecutive mode of interpretation. What do you consider when deciding? Encourage the interpreter to inform you of any problems that arise. 19 During the Interview Introduce yourself to the patient Address the patient directly Observe the patient for non-verbal signals If you need to consult with the interpreter, explain to the patient what you are doing Speak slowly and clearly with frequent pauses Try to avoid technical jargon or idioms 20 After the Interview Discuss any linguistic or cultural issues that arose Examples? 21 Medical Glossary Preparation for medical encounters: 1. READ, READ, READ! 2. Make yourself available to listen to and observe providers as they discuss patient care; ask to accompany the providers during rounds. 3. Build a resource manual of Web glossaries, field specific bilingual dictionaries, translated patient education materials from CDC, etc. 4. Build a network of interpreter colleagues for consultation and support. 22 Terminology Discuss resources for medical terminology for various languages and ways that interpreters can start their own terminology banks and resource files of medical information. 23 False cognates (Medical) English: Constipation (intestinal blockage) Drugs Spanish: Constipación (nasal congestion) Drogas vs. medicamentos 24 Register variations (anatomy) English High English Low TL High TL Low stomach tummy estómago panza 25 Mayo Job Posting (sample) Temporary 6 months (Posted 3/01) Title: Medical Interpreter – Spanish/Somali/Korean No benefits, 80 hours/2-weeks, 100FTE, M-F schedule, day shift, 0 weekends, located Mayo 1st floor, $13.70/hr. Job Summary: Accurately transmits messages between non-English speaking patients and health care providers or support personnel at Mayo Clinic. Translates accurate, written version of documents or medical records upon request. Explains and/or teaches cultural differences or practices to medical center personnel. Work on as needed and as available basis. No regular work schedule. May participate in an on-call rotation. Works with people from diverse cultures. 26 Job Posting Qualifications: Medical interpreters must successfully demonstrate oral proficiency based on a test demonstrating fluency in both English and the target language through the American Council of Teachers of Foreign Languages (ACTFL). A ranking of Advanced Low or above is required for the position. A basic understanding of medical protocol and terminology is necessary. Post-secondary education is preferred. 27 Ethical Situation You are a full-time staff interpreter at a clinic. A patient calls to schedule an appointment as soon as possible because she has missed her period and thinks she may be pregnant. She is scheduled to come in the following day. The next day, when you are interpreting for her, this same patient tells the doctor that she is there for birth control pills. The doctor does not do an examination or pregnancy test but does write out a prescription for birth control pills. You, the interpreter, believe that the patient is pregnant and wants the pills in order to miscarry. 28 Discussion What are the moral and ethical issues involved in this case? Should the interpreter mention her/his concerns to the doctor or the patient? How should the interpreter handle information that s/he receives outside of the interpreted situation? Using the guide for ethical decision-making, analyze the situation and determine possible ways to handle it. 29 Introductions VCR: Bring your videotape, your evaluation sheet and a classmate or two to view your recorded introduction skit. Both you and your partner(s) discuss which aspects were done appropriately and suggest ways to improve the content and/or presentation. Interpreters take notes of all suggestions by classmate reviewers. 30 Homework for Dec. 8, 2004 1. Assignment #8—Bring your completed evaluation (blue sheet) for your introductions and the recorded videotape (30 pts) 2. Browse at least 10 medical websites from the handout. 3. Locate on the internet an ACTFL site with a speaking evaluation rubric. 31

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023. Duckiver
Types: Water/Flying
Species: Duck pokemon
Height: 0.7 m Weight: 14.6 kg
Duckiver evolves into Goospond starting at level 29
Duckiver is a white duck pokemon with three blue stripes on its wings and breast. It has a long and fat cream beak which is a powerful pecking utensil. This beak also stores an unlimited amount of water. It has webbed feet that grow claws automatically when a foe is afoot. It is known that is flies through air and water the same and can remain underwater for half an hour. They have fairly long necks for looking and three white pointed tail feathers which paddle water when swimming. They prefer salt water to fresh water.


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He's dreaming of a B-side Christmas. Vancouver-based filmmaker Mitchell Kezin is currently working on Jingle Bell Rocks!, a documentary feature on rare, offbeat Christmas songs, to be released next fall. For The Globe and Mail, he selects his top 10 yuletide favourites.
10. A Change at Christmas (Say It Isn't So) by The Flaming Lips (2003): "The lead singer Wayne Coyne of the Oklahoma psychedelic rockers questions the fleeting nature of the promise which the Christmas season embraces. In doing so, he's created one of the most romantic Christmas songs ever recorded."
9. Santa Claus Goes Modern by Yo La Tengo (2002): "One of the weirdest but best examples of the little-known genre known as the song poem. (See also: Daddy, Is Santa Really Six Foot Four?)"
8. Santa Claus Is a Black Man by Akim and the Teddy Vann Production Company (1973): "Finally, someone dares acknowledge the truth! The Godfather of Soul James Brown knew this a long time ago, but he never came right out and said it. It took the much underappreciated Teddy Vann and his little daughter Akim to pronounce what we all knew to be true since Virginia asked her big question."
7. Gift X-Change by Calexico (2000): "From the California alt-country band, a beautiful, plaintive plea to a friend who's lost and alone on Christmas Day."
6. Down on Christmas by Stompin' Tom Connors (1970): "With his trademark twang, a national treasure sings one of the wittiest festive ditties ever written, from the album Merry Christmas Everybody."
5. There's a Star Above the Manger Tonight by Red Red Meat (1997): "A raw and haunting hybrid of hillbilly meets trip-hop meets punk rock. It's a secular tune, but it's so sublime it reaches the level of a majestic carol."
4. I Don't Intend to Spend Christmas Without You by Margo Guryan (1967): "Written and recorded as a demo for the French chanteuse Claudine Longet, Guryan's version surpasses in spades with its swingin' sixties vibe, double-time signature and lover's plea to not spend another Christmas alone."
3. Close Your Mouth (It's Christmas) by The Free Design (1968): "A late 1960s New York-based baroque-pop group, all members of the Dedrick Family. Chris Dedrick's music is so deep, and this tune is actually a kind of light-hearted yet still sincere song which asks us to simply tune out all the external nonsense that surrounds us during the holidays."
2. The Little Boy That Santa Claus Forgot by A Girl Called Eddie (2009): "Originally from the 1960 album The Magic Of Christmas With Children, this is one of the least known of Nat King Cole's Christmas oeuvre. It was the first song I recall feeling an emotional, visceral connection to as a piece of art. The more recent version, sung by singer-songwriter Erin Moran (aka A Girl Called Eddie), is a hypnotic and husky homage to those forgotten by the big man in the red suit each year."
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After huge dollops of modernism over the weekend for the Pierre Boulez birthday celebrations, it was a relief to encounter a refreshing, off-beat programme by Vaganza, courtesy of the Contemporary Music Network. The Network has lately been criticised for touring music that seems all cutting edge and no substance. This programme - an amalgam of a Northumbrian piper and a chamber orchestra - risked such an accusation, but it was a delight.
Kathryn Tickell is a celebrated folk star, Vaganza the Northern Sinfonia's new music group. It must have been hoped that the two would attract one crossover audience. It didn't, which was a pity because the programme is an intriguing mix of folk and dance in many guises.
Tickell plays the Northumberland smallpipes, an instrument dating back to the late 16th century or even earlier. Intriguingly for a pipe, it is not blown; air reaches the reservoir through the action of bellows. Tickell began with a couple of traditional tunes. Her gentle swaying contradicted the rhythm of her right elbow pumping the bellows strapped to her waist, in an intricate cross-rhythm. She appeared to be nursing a goose tucked under her left arm. But the sounds - doleful drones, modal melodies - were magical and timeless.
As her sound ceased, the clanking of a cimbalom began - a dance inspired by folk from Stravinsky. His cheeky "Ragtime" dates from 1918, the same year as The Soldier's Tale, and bristles with "wrong note" harmonies and restless syncopation.
John Casken's Piper's Linn is for tape and Northumberland smallpipes. First performed in 1984, it shows its age. The twittering and sizzling emerging from silence could have passed for annoying feedback until Tickell entered, keeping generally close to a traditional path. Her own delightful new work, Lordenshaws, cunningly imposed the harmonic plane of the drone with faint wiffs of Stravinskian syncopation and minimalism.
Messiaen's Sept Haikai, demanding a much larger group, provided a complete contrast in sound, even if there was plenty of clanking from mallet instruments. Huw Watkins despatched the ferocious piano solos with aplomb. And what do you get when you cross Arnold Schoenberg with American cartoon music - John Adams's Chamber Symphony. Vaganza romped through, guided by conductor Thierry Fischer in a display of considerable virtuosity. Catch this tour!
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|Rajon Rondo, Jeff Green, Kris Humphries power Celtics over Pistons
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Rajon Rondo dished out a season-high 18 assists to go with 11 points and the Celtics rode a red-hot third quarter from the field to post a 118-111 win over the Pistons Sunday night at TD Garden. Jeff Green scored 27 while Kelly Olynyk provided a big first-half spark off the bench, scoring 13 of his 18 points in the opening 24 minutes.
Rondo's 18 helpers were all the more remarkable considering he had no turnovers, just two assists shy of matching the NBA record for assists in a game without committing a turnover, achieved three times.
Kris Humphries added his sixth double-double of the season, scoring 20 points on 9-of-13 shooting, while grabbing 10 rebounds. The Celtics improved to 22-41, winning consecutive games for the first time since beating Orlando, Philadelphia and Sacramento to open February. Josh Smith led Detroit with 28 while Greg Monroe added 22 for the Pistons, who fell to 24-39. The Celtics are just five games out of the eighth and final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference with 19 games remaining.
As was the case in Friday's win over the Nets, the Celtics took a lead after the first quarter and were in command most of the way. Jared Sullinger's layup with 31.3 seconds left in the first gave the Celtics a 24-22 lead, an advantage they would not relinquish.
Green scored 11 of his 27 in the second quarter as the Celtics took 57-49 halftime lead.
The Celtics came out blazing hot in the third, making 11 of their first 16 shots to open a 17-point lead. After shooting just 2-for-14 from long range in the first half, the Celtics drilled 8-of-12 from long range to put up 31 points in the first nine minutes of the quarter. The Celtics, thanks to 68 percent (15-of-22) shooting, scored 38 points in the quarter taking a 95-84 lead into the fourth.
The 38 points was the third-highest total in any quarter this season, behind the 42 in the first quarter against the Pistons on Dec. 18 and the 39 against the Bucks on Dec. 3.
While the Celtics were on fire offensively, they were leaking oil badly on defense, allowing 35 points as Detroit kept the game within range by shooting 60 percent from the field.
The 73-point quarter was a throwback to the old days of the ABA when little defense was played and open shots were the norm.
Green's ill-fated behind-the-back pass to Will Bynum set up a Pistons fast break layup and three-point play on the other end as the Pistons drew to within eight, 95-87, in the opening 90 seconds. The two teams went back and forth. Josh Smith hit a three with 4:43 left to cut the Boston lead to nine before Jeff Green answered on the next possession.
Another Smith three cut the lead to eight, 111-103 with 2:53 left. Will Bynum hit two free throws with 2:29 left to make it 111-105. Rondo found Humphries under the basket for a nice reverse layup to make it 113-105. Bynum converted another pair of free throws with 1:10 left to make it a six-point game. His two free throws with 48.2 seconds left cut the lead to four, 113-109.
The Celtics will leave Monday after practice for a game at Indiana Tuesday night. They return to Boston to play the Knicks on Wednesday night at TD Garden. Head coach Brad Stevens indicated before the game that Rondo will likely not play in the second game of back-to-backs the rest of the season and is expected to sit out the Knicks game if he plays Tuesday night.
|Celtics blow 21-point lead, lose to Brandon Jennings, Pistons
|12.18.13 at 10:01 pm ET
Brandon Jennings scored 28 and dished 14 assists while Andre Drummond added 14 points and 16 rebounds as the Pistons wiped out a 21-point Celtics lead in the first half and beat Boston, 107-106, Wednesday night at TD Garden. Jeff Green missed a runner just before the final buzzer that would have won the game for Boston. Jared Sullinger. with 19 points, led all five starters – and seven Celtics overall – in double figures.
After shooting out to a 42-23 lead after one quarter, the Celtics were outscored in the final three quarters as the Pistons drew to within one game of .500 at 13-14.
"We got outplayed for 36 minutes and that's usually not a good sign," Celtics coach Brad Stevens said.
The game was played in the midst of rumors that the Celtics are be in serious talks with the Houston Rockets for big man Omer Asik. The Rockets, coached by Kevin McHale, are said to be looking for Courtney Lee, Brandon Bass and a first-round pick in return for the Rockets center.
Early on, the Celtics and Bass didn't appear distracted in the least. Bass had six points on three field goals in the opening three minutes as the Celtics built a massive 42-23 lead after the opening 12 minutes. The quarter ended with the play of the game and season so far. With 0.2 seconds left, Gerald Wallace inbounded from mid-court near the Celtics bench and threw the ball to Jared Sullinger, who tipped the ball with his right hand, banked it off the glass and into the basket.
The second quarter featured more of the same as Boston built the lead up to 21. But the Pistons began to chip away and outscored Boston, 29-21, to cut Boston's halftime lead to 63-52.
The Celtics appeared to be in control, leading 69-57 when the Pistons went on an 11-0 run to cut the lead to one. The Celtics held a one-point lead, 81-80, heading into the final quarter.
The Pistons opened the fourth quarter with momentum as Jennings took charge. Detroit took a 104-97 lead before Jared Sullinger drilled a 3-pointer with 61 seconds left to cap an 8-0 run and give Boston a short-lived 105-104 lead. Courtney Lee scored all 10 of his points in the fourth quarter as he played a big role in getting Boston back in the game in the final minutes.
Jennings came right down the court and replied with a three of his own with 46.7 seconds left, putting Detroit up, 107-105. It would prove to be the game-winning basket. Sullinger made just one of two free throws after being fouled on the ensuing possession, allowing the Pistons to cling to a 107-106 lead.
Avery Bradley forced Jennings into a difficult shot with 20 seconds remaining and Sullinger grabbed the rebound. With 17.7 seconds left the Celtics called timeout and had a chance to win the game. Brandon Bass dribbled into the lane and appeared to lose control but the Celtics called their final timeout with 5.0 seconds left. Green got the ball on the inbound and drove to his right but Josh Smith defended cleanly and Green missed the shot as time expired, dropping the Celtics to 12-15 on the season.
After taking much better care of the ball in the last two weeks, the Celtics were sloppy Wednesday night, allowing 30 points off 18 turnovers.
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|07.14.13 at 12:34 pm ET
Is Rajon Rondo again on the trading block?
According to Sunday's Boston Globe, the Pistons are offering point guard Brandon Knight and an expiring contract for Rondo. Knight, a very talented 21-year-old point who was the eighth overall pick in the 2011 draft out of Kentucky, is due just $2.793 million this season and won't be a restricted free agent until 2015-16. He has a team option next season of $3.553 million.
It is likely to take a lot more than that and Celtics president of basketball operations Danny Ainge knows it.
Rondo is in the fourth year of a five-year contract that will pay him $11.945 million this coming season. Ainge signed Rondo to a very team-friendly five-year, $55 million rookie scale extension on Nov. 2, 2009. Rondo was rumored to be upset before the 2011-12 season because he was not getting the big money that guards like Chris Paul, who just signed a five-year, $107.3 million deal with the Clippers.
Rondo won't be a free agent until after the 2014-15 season, during which he will make $12.9 million.
Also consider, the Pistons still need to pay Charlotte a first-round pick (Bobcats' choice) sometime between now and 2016. Until that pick has been formally traded, the Pistons would be unable to offer a team like the Celtics any first-round pick, something Ainge is trying to stockpile as he rebuilds his roster with young talent.
And there's this: Ainge insists he's not looking to trade the oft-rumored malcontent. And, not surprisingly, new head coach Brad Stevens maintains there's no doubt Rondo is his starting point guard.
But until the season begins, there will be speculation as to whether Rondo is the right man to lead this group forward. Sunday's story is just another possible step in that direction.
|Big games from Kelly Olynyk, Darius Johnson-Odom lead Celtics over Pistons in summer league
|07.08.13 at 5:05 pm ET
Guard Darius Johnson-Odom scored a game-high 22 points over the bench while Celtics first-round pick Kelly Olynyk added 13 points, six rebounds and five steals as Boston beat Detroit, 93-63, in a summer league blowout in Orlando.
"It's an asset if you can go inside-out," Olynyk told NBA TV after Boston's first win of summer league. After scoring 25 points in Sunday's first game, Olynyk added an all-around game on Monday, chipping in with three assists and a blocked shot.
The Celtics were in complete control of the game, jumping out to a 30-9 lead after one quarter. The Celtics benefitted from balanced scoring as 12 of 13 players on the roster scored.
It was just the sixth 30-point decision in the history of summer league play in Orlando.
Phil Pressey was on the only other Celtics player in double figures, scoring 12 points.
While the Celtics improved to 1-1 in summer league, the Pistons, coached by Rasheed Wallace, suffered their first loss and evened their record at 1-1.
|Fast Break: Jeff Green drives Celtics over Pistons
|04.03.13 at 10:14 pm ET
Jeff Green scored a game-high 34 points — including a dagger 3-pointer with 45 seconds left — Paul Pierce and Brandon Bass each added 17, and the Kevin Garnett-less Celtics beat the Pistons, 98-93. A 76ers loss locked the C's into the playoffs, and a Bucks loss gave them a 2.5-game cushion over the eight seed.
Slump busting: In an attempt to emerge from his recent shooting struggles, Avery Bradley came out firing for the second straight game, and it's working. He made 6-of-11 jumpers against the Timberwolves on Monday in his highest-scoring night since March 5. And he followed that up with a 5-of-6 night on jump shots against the Pistons. In his 13 previous games, Bradley made just 22-of-70 attempts (30 percent) from beyond 10 feet.
Green Day: Once again, Green shined in his seventh straight start for the injured Garnett. He entered Wednesday's game averaging 21.4 points (55 FG%), 5.9 rebounds, 3.6 assists, 1.4 blocks and 1.1 steals in 10 starts this season. He added six rebounds and four blocks to his 34 points on 13-of-19 shooting against the Pistons. Five-man Celtics units featuring Green were a combined plus-152, and all but one of them were in the black, according to 82games.com's most recent updated on March 21.
(In a related note, Doc Rivers told Celtics sideline reporter Greg Dickerson "he is 100 percent confident that KG will be healthy and ready to go for the playoffs.)
Defending their honor: Somehow, the Celtics lost their two previous games to Detroit this season by a combined 35 points, allowing 103 points each time. This time around, sans Garnett, the C's held the Pistons to 36.6 percent shooting (16.7 3P%), as pitbulls Bradley and Courtney Lee held Detroit's starting backcourt to 7-of-26 from the field. Of course, Bass's 17 points on eight shots and seven boards didn't hurt, either.
Paint job: The Pistons scored their first 12 points in the paint. Here's how it went down: Andre Drummond from 6 feet, Greg Monroe layup, Kyle Singler layup, Drummond layup, Monroe layup and Rodney Stuckney layup. Not good. Detroit out-rebounded the C's 8-0 on the offensive glass (Drummond 5), scored 18-of-30 first-quarter points in the key and took a five-point edge on Monroe's eight points, four rebounds and three assists. Also not good. When all was said and done, Detroit outscored the Celtics 58-28 in the paint.
Sloppy second half: With 3:49 left in the third quarter, the Celtics took a 74-56 lead on Chris Wilcox's one and only bucket. That's the good news. The bad: The Pistons closed the third quarter on an 11-0 run thanks to nine points from Monroe and Jonas Jerebko. When Jerebko (19 points) converted a 3-point play to start the fourth quarter, the C's 18-point lead was trimmed to four, and the teams had themselves a ballgame.
Extra chances: The Celtics shot 50.7 percent from the field. The Pistons shot 36.6 percent. So, how in the heck was it a three-point game midway through the fourth quarter? Turnovers, for one. The C's committed 16 of them, leading to 20 Detroit points. And offensive rebounds. The Pistons grabbed almost as many offensive boards (25) as defensive (27), giving the visitors 22 more shots for the game.
Jeff Green scored a game-high 34 points and Paul Pierce and Brandon Bass each had 17 as the Celtics held off the Pistons, 98-93, Wednesday night at TD Garden. As it turned out, the Celtics clinched a spot in the playoffs by virtue of Philadelphia's 88-83 loss in Charlotte as the fourth quarter was getting underway in Boston.
The Celtics snapped a two-game skid and improved to 39-36, maintaining their tenuous lead on Milwaukee for seventh in the Eastern Conference and out of a first-round encounter with the Miami Heat. With the Bucks losing at home to Minnesota, the Celtics now lead Milwaukee by 2.5 games for seventh in the East.
The Celtics won the game despite getting out-rebounded, 52-34, outscored in the paint, 58-28, and beaten in second-chance points, 26-7. Boston shot 50 percent on the night while holding the Pistons to 37 percent shooting, including 4-of-24 from 3-point range.
The Pistons had beaten Boston twice in their previous two meetings, scoring 103 points each time and winning by an average of 17 points a contest. Detroit shot 50 percent in each game in handing the Celtics two unexpected losses in Auburn Hills.
The Celtics appeared to be in for another long night against the bigger Pistons in the first quarter. Detroit jumped out to a six-point lead twice before settling for a 30-25 lead over Boston after 12 minutes.
Thanks to eight of his team-leading 23 points in the second, the Celtics outscored the Pistons, 29-14, and took a 54-44 lead to the locker room at halftime.
The Celtics built their lead to 18, 70-52, on two Bass free throws with 5:37 left in the third. They led by 18, 74-56, on a Chris Wilcox layup with 3:50 left in the quarter. But the Celtics fell asleep the rest of the period, allowing the Pistons to score the final 11 points of the period and cut the lead to 74-67 heading into the fourth.
Two Brandon Knight free throws with 9:21 left cut Boston's lead to three, 79-76.
Charlie Villanueava blew a layup with eight minutes left that would have cut the lead to one. The Pistons threw away another fast break chance with 7:22 left and Pierce came down and hit a jumper to put Boston back up five, 83-78, with seven minutes left. Villanueva, the University of Connecticut product, gave the Celtics a chance to avoid another embarrassing loss. Villanueva was 2-for-17 from the field and missed all eight 3-point attempts.
Green's jumper with 4:55 left put Boston up, 89-80. His put-back slam dunk of a Jason Terry missed jumper with 3:36 brought the crowd to their feet and put Boston ahead, 91-83. A technical on the Celtics bench and a two Greg Munroe free throws cut the lead down to four, 91-87, with three minutes left but Green answered with an 18-foot jumper with 2:56 left.
Jonas Jerebko gave Detroit new life with a three with 2:29 left, as the Pistons pulled within 93-90. Knight, infamous for getting dunked on by DeAndre Jordan of the Clippers, blew a wide open layup with just under two minutes left that would've drawn the Pistons within one.
Green's third trey of the night from the left baseline put Boston up 96-91 with just 45.3 seconds left. Rodney Stuckey passed on a wide-open, game-tying three with 20 seconds left, instead deferring to Villanueva, who missed his seventh triple attempt of the night.
The Celtics continue their four-game homestand on Friday night at the Garden with a game against the Cleveland Cavaliers. For more from Mike Petraglia and Ben Rohrbach from the Garden, visit the Celtics team page at weei.com/celtics.
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A TEENAGER RECENTLY CAME OUT to his family (as being gay) and was promptly physically and emotionally abused by his family. He was then disowned. His story ended up on video and went viral. As a result, David Pierce set up a crowdfunding website in an attempt to live on his own and restart his life (virtually all of his belongings were taken by his parents). He's received $90,000 so far and has announced that was way more than he needed, so he is giving much of the cash to the Lost-n-Found Youth organization, a group that helps homeless LGBTQ teens.
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For some, living across borders comes easily. They have the education, skills, and social contacts to take advantage of opportunities anywhere. Many more, who have fewer skills and education, are forced to live transnational lives because they cannot provide for their families in the places where they come from nor in the places where they move. Either way, migrants today move in a world of neoliberal restructuring, precarious jobs, cutbacks in social welfare, and heightened nationalism.
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The official Piers Morgan garbage can thread
So much material...so little time.
Heaven goes by favor. If it went by merit, you would stay out and your dog would go in.- Mark Twain
Most schools in England have a Piers Morgan. He's the snotty nosed rich kid who wasn't quite rich enough to go to grammar school and looks down on everyone and drifts between groups of friends thinking that he can elevate them to his social status and out of the squallor and they will revere him for it. In reality, he just ends up with no friends and everyone hates him.
Now he's an adult, he's just taken the same principle to a global level. Britain rejected him so he's run away to America to try and impose himself upon us. He's being rejected here so pretty soon I'm betting he'll go and bring enlightenment to someone else. Maybe the Aussies...
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"I plan ahead. That way, I don't have to do anything right now!"
He is lower than whale poo. Someone please just deport him already.
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I think Piers Morgan is a British sleeper agent who's sole mission is disarming the U.S. populace so that Britain has a chance of re-colonizing the America's. Or something like that.
Seriously though, who signed this guy's work visa?
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Sickipedia.org has some funny jokes about this guy. I did not link it due to content
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Piers should be deported to some unclaimed island in the Caribbean, or Pacific or Antarctic or wherever. Then he can establish his own little Kingdom and rule his "subjects" there. Mostly marine animals and water fowl.
Maybe it could be called Piersutopia. He can be King Piers I.
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Background: 47 years of astrological study coupled with many years of experience as a certified K-12 and adult educator have given me a unique ability to identify and explain the ways in which children and adults respond to both their physical and celestial environments.
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