The same goes for quickly grabbing one out of your two hand holsters or two back holsters.
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You must find and return them to three circular holsters.
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The officer then holsters the weapon to handcuff the suspect.
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Their guns were prominent and visible to me in their holsters.
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We don't touch the guns or draw them from their holsters.
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On a more corporeal level, however, cellphone holsters are a mystery.
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Though he declined to share sales numbers, Hamilton attributes his products' success to the fact that unlike the typical horizontal cellphone holsters, his were vertical, inspired by the low-slung gun holsters of the Old West.
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The Oklahoma City Thunder's Russell Westbrook holsters his hands, their shooting done.
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I had other holsters also made for both to hang them at the
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"It's really uncomfortable seeing the officers with guns in their holsters," Novell said.
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The officer hesitates, squints, looks around, then holsters the gun and accepts the bottle.
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It's often used for heavy-duty leather items, like weapon holsters and utility belts.
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Sowa and Cocciolone still had their pistols strapped into their holsters when backup arrived.
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Seconds later, a dozen agents, weapons pulled from their holsters, burst into the house.
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Guns can fall out of holsters, be taken from the classroom or accidentally discharge.
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Perhaps each of us should relearn our manners and remember that weapons have holsters.
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Holsters are divided into three different levels, with Level 3 being one many departments prefer.
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Each deputy keeps a finger on his weapon, but the guns stay in their holsters.
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The agency spent a staggering $88,603 on radios and accessories, including holsters and travel chargers.
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Facebook will soon prevent minors from viewing ads for gun accessories such as holsters and magazines.
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TASER says a dozen brand-name holster manufacturers will be releasing holsters designed for it, too.
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It's unlike anything I've ever done before—wearing suits with gun holsters and all that shit.
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This irritated the officers and they shoved me against the wall while holding their gun holsters.
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Behind him stood several others in green uniforms, hands resting on holsters, eyes hidden behind sunglasses.
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Many of those attending carried handguns jammed in their waistbands or in holsters wrapped around their legs.
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And in some cases, agitated students have grabbed officers' guns, even while the guns were in holsters.
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The propaganda photos and video released by U.S. Customs and Border Protection have shown agents with empty holsters.
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Editorial This is a big day for Texans yearning to flaunt their handguns in belt and shoulder holsters.
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According to Pumpkin's account, both firearms — which were fully loaded — were located in holsters stashed under her seat.
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Taylor created her own company, Dene Adams, in 2013 upon growing frustrated over the lack of holsters for women.
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Heavily armed police stood watch with flowers tucked in their revolver holsters and attached to their high powered rifles.
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Accidental discharges, stolen firearms, and guns falling from holsters are a few of the foreseeable problems that may ensue.
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Heavily armed police stood watch with flowers tucked in their revolver holsters and attached to their high powered rifles.
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The TSA later determined that the design of the agency-mandated holsters could potentially lead to an accidental discharge.
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Seconds later, he holsters his weapon and continues trying to corral the group, at one point pulling out a baton.
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Police officers start pursuing a suspect on foot, sometimes with their hands on their holsters or with their guns drawn.
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Speaking of which, he also included, instead of handbags, iPhone holsters that could be strapped to the ankle or elbow.
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HONG KONG POLICE CONFIRM ONE MALE WAS SHOT IN SAI WAN HO, OFFICERS IN TWO OTHER DISTRICTS DREW PISTOLS FROM HOLSTERS
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I can just imagine Soderbergh saddling up and trotting off to Monument Valley, a pair of iPhones tucked into his holsters.
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Today his company, the Safariland Group, makes a wide variety of products including bulletproof vests, bomb-defusing robots and gun holsters.
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Brands like Dior, Berluti and Bottega Veneta, for example, make fancy leather key-chain holsters for the ever-popular Apple AirPods.
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Police later found a bomb and four pistol holsters together with the motorbikes, said Myint Kyaw, spokesman for the Ministry of Information.
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He has a drawer full of different holsters for different occasions, and a small revolver he can easily drop in his pocket.
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Centinel's camera fits with the vast majority of gun holsters and its software complies with law enforcement protocols for access and logging files.
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When you pick up your (hopefully undamaged) phone, you simply fold the springs back into their holsters, priming them for their next deployment.
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Bored capital was pooling in venture coffers where it was itching to be disbursed by the wealthy into the holsters of the privileged.
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Hugh Jackman holsters his claws and dons his song-and-dance hat as P.T. Barnum, or rather, a heavily romanticized version of him.
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Parrots can similarly clip apart leg bands, satellite holsters and other animal-tracking devices, which is one reason most researchers have avoided them.
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Now referees commonly detach the can from hip holsters and spray lines of what looks like shaving cream near the sites of fouls.
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Conceptually, they come from gun holsters, the apparatus gun owners hang around their waists to be able to reach their weapons with ease.
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From rose perfume to plant holsters and air fryers, this gift list has a little bit of everything small for everyone in your life.
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Thought bubbles trail him as he stows his crucifix in the bedside table and holsters a weapon in the predawn silence of his apartment.
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The Apple Watch and other smartwatches on the market have turned our wrists into smartphone holsters by enabling text messaging, phone calls, and more.
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Both say McDowell put a hand on their holsters during the scuffles, and the video shows his hand on the holster of the second officer.
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Using their right hands, the shooters draw their weapons from their holsters, take aim, and fire at targets that look a lot like Mr. Clean.
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With everything from haunted house-shaped night lights that double as wall fragrance holsters to candle holders shaped like spider webs, there's something for everyhome.
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Under Florida's Guardian program, as another example, volunteers receive a one-time $22013 stipend after they complete training to cover equipment costs, firearms or holsters.
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She sewed a neoprene mouse pad into one of her corsets for her first prototype, and now has a lineup of 13 holsters for Dene Adams.
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There was an exhibition space the size of two large airplane hangars filled with every type of gun and gun accessory possible, even special bedside holsters.
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Now, I moved faster than any transgenic or modded human, and crushed Rowley's windpipe before the splice could even draw his lysing pistols from their holsters.
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In one Polaroid, a man in gun holsters stands facing the backside of another, nude except for a cowboy hat, who straddles a cheap folding chair.
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The social media giant announced it would restrict the advertising of weapon accessories, such as optics, belt accessories and holsters, to those over the age of 18.
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In statement published on the ArtNews website, Kanders itemizes some of the products manufactured by his company, Safariland — safety holsters, body armor, and tear gas among them.
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If there are 9113 of us in a room, there are most likely 10 loaded firearms, probably more, with a few of us keeping backups in ankle holsters.
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For all the talk of devils and all the weaponry — the flare-gun-style coin launchers they pull from holsters — the firefighters were a playful, environmentally focused bunch.
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Last year, the Legislature voted to give those with concealed-carry licenses the option of carrying their weapons unconcealed, in holsters on their hips or on their shoulders.
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Mostly the talk was of the guns: the latest models and the newest technological developments, rare antiques with modern updates, and high-tech holsters that improved draw speed.
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It's got deep pockets and accessory holsters to spare, along with nice touches throughout, including a secret laptop pocket and wax-covered zippers to keep out the rain.
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Photo: Justin Sullivan (Getty)As of now, Facebook users under the age of 18 can be served advertisements for firearm holsters, flashlight-mounts, and silencers, and other gun accessories.
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The company is also selling a first-party thumb grip for the first time, in addition to the usual suite of accessories, such as cases, holsters, and hand grips.
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She worries as her husband holsters his Glock 22, kisses her goodbye and heads out the door to pursue gun runners and violent criminals in this predominantly black city.
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Historically, cellphone holsters popped up after the rise and fall of car phones, when more people were suddenly expected to carry around an entirely new thing all the time.
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Covered partially by a desk, Goddard saw a figure enter the room's only door wearing combat boots, khaki pants and a white shirt with two holsters crossed over his shoulders.
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GUNS HAVE slipped back into holsters and diplomats behind their desks; the Samjhauta or "Concord" Express has resumed its reassuring bi-weekly chug connecting Lahore Junction and Old Delhi Station.
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Men's holsters have traditionally been designed around the belt, but because women wear a variety of outfits they need options in the bra, waist, belly, underarm, thigh, ankle and purse.
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On the contrary, a forensic recreation of the Augustus shooting shows that only one of the five officers, Dillan Halley, raised his gun while others were putting theirs back into holsters.
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For a good deal of those in the virtual reality filmmaking industry, every shoot represents a new chance to 3D-print a rig that holsters a half dozen DSLRs frankensteined together.
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Activists commandeered the Whitney lobby to protest the museum's trustee Warren B. Kanders, whose company, Safariland, sells tear gas and military supplies like bulletproof vests, bomb-defusing robots and gun holsters.
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There are cap-gun rifles with real working scopes, and black "Lawman" and pink "Texas Rose" models complete with belts and holsters; the cowboy actors swagger around with real revolvers firing blanks.
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More and more, women are becoming first-time gun owners, boosting sales of guns and gun accessories and expanding the market for femme-friendly products like concealed carry purses and bra holsters.
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And local districts have varied their approach to arming educators — in Ohio, guns are kept in safes; in Texas, they can be worn in holsters or kept in safes within immediate reach.
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When they went to her home with the search warrant, they were looking for the gun, but also ammunition, holsters, paraphernalia related to firearms, prescription bottles, diaries, clothing, mail and various other items.
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" When accosted by a company of United States Army infantrymen on horseback, he notes that they carry "squareback Navy Colt five-shot revolvers that looked as big as pork hams in their holsters.
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Mr. Valeska bought three handguns for use by three employees, including himself; a rifle for the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources; and eight guns and holsters for the Dothan Police Department.
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According to a Facebook spokesperson, the company already bans ads for guns and modifications, but sellers can post ads for accessories such as gun-mounted flashlights, scopes, holsters, gun cases, gun paint, or slings.
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Recently released images of Stephen Curry's new sneaker, the UA Curry Two Low, reveal that the 2015 and 22016 MVP is apparently focusing his sights on the lucrative "dad's with cell phone holsters" market.
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But it happens so frequently and obviously — suddenly, your holsters and ammo appear a foot or two to the left or right of where your virtual body should be — that it becomes a distraction.
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The Battle Racer is essentially a pedal-powered go-kart (with a handbrake for quick tactical stops) that also features multiple mounts and holsters for a wide variety of Nerf blasters and other foam weaponry.
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Secretary of State Brian Kemp said lawmakers should reject the perk to airlines and instead focus on creating a sales tax holiday for buyers of guns, ammunition, holsters and safes where guns can be stored.
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In my room, where the ceiling, floor and walls were made of real rock, there was a set of clubs — cave-person clubs — hanging in wall-mounted holsters at either side of the king bed.
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This is a great time to snag a bomber snow pack for a discount; it's even got little holsters for you to strap your skis to while you hike to the top of a backcountry slope.
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Among the 400 items up for grabs are some of the lead actors' costumes and gear -- including Chris Pine's Captain Kirk Enterprise Command uniform, Spock's Enterprise uniform, Lieutenant Uhura's uniform ... plus Starfleet phasers, holsters and commuincators.
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RIGHT next to Travis Funeral Home & Cremation Services, a dignified-looking canopied establishment offering funerals for $3,995, sits Chuck's Gun Shop, a retailer of shotguns, rifles, pistols and semi-automatic guns, as well as ammunition, knives and holsters.
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There are a ton of reasons to carry around a multitool, but one very big reason not to: Most of them are too clunky to fit in a pocket and belt holsters are, uh, a controversial fashion choice.
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DALLAS — In a carpeted sea of guns — and knives and holsters and bullet-splat earrings — Charlie Harwood stopped in his tracks as the president's son brushed past him at the 147th annual meeting of the National Rifle Association.
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We saw an aluminum thermos in the pocket of a Gosha Rubchinskiy fisherman vest; knitted bottle holsters swinging from the necks of models at Sunnei; and a full-size jug with water sloshing back and forth at Cottweiler.
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During my senior year of high school, my parking space was behind a kid who drove a monster truck complete with holsters on the back of it to hold down his guns when his family and friends went hunting.
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The legislation also allows Mississippi residents eligible to own a gun to carry a firearm in holsters without a permit, she said, expanding on a state law enacted last year allowing for similar access in purses, bags and briefcases.
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As the world enters a new stage of uncertainty about security norms, more and more countries are going to start keeping their hands on their holsters — and worrying that they might not have enough troops to pull the triggers.
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According to KTLA, the 14-year-old somehow made enough money mowing lawns and walking dogs or whatever to afford all the trappings of a police officer: full uniform, replica firearms, badges, holsters, a bulletproof vest—you name it.
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It was something like denial giving way to the surrealism of the scene: the speed and violence of it all; gum-chewing sheriffs leaning against your wall, hands resting on holsters, all these strangers, these sweaty men, piling your things outside. . . .
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At the heart of this campaign for the hearts, minds, and holsters of America has been an article of faith that the NRA and its allies have preached since at least the 373s: that people enhance public safety by carrying guns to defend themselves.
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I knew who APOLO Ohno was, but got stuck all the way down the far right-hand side with both HOLSTERS (I knew Gustav Mahler and tried hard to make that work — this one was tough!) and ARNESS (the clue here seemed a little blind to me).
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We have watched the pixelated black bodies of Tamir Rice, Eric Garner, Freddie Gray, Sandra Bland being pulled, dragged, beaten, and shot, the bodies that stood over them — their uniforms, their badges, their holsters — bestowed with an impregnable sense of authority over the bodies they looked down upon.
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The Gurkhas, recruited by the Singapore police from the hills of faraway Nepal, were kitted out in body armor, Belgian-made FN SCAR combat assault rifles and pistols in leg holsters at the conference, in what some security experts believed was a dry run for the U.S.-North Korea summit.
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I am mad because 16-year-olds are supposed to be angry with their parents and society and not having a date to the prom, but instead I have to be angry with lawmakers and the N.R.A. and an entire country that lets holsters and bazookas pull its puppet strings.
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The man returned continually to the camera to alternatively call for backup from ex-members of the military, shame others who had elected to stay home (a group the man called the "Buffalo Holsters" was singled out for not being there) and instruct people to murder federal agents who had set up nearby roadblocks.
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But in the mid-'90s and early 2000s, the cellphone holster was an inescapable object of necessary evil for a very specific type of person: people who had to carry cellphones for professional purposes, who did not, for reasons likely having to do with strict gender expectations, have purses, and who also did not care that cellphone holsters are very dorky.
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Art historian Paul Arnett, William S. Arnett's son and past collaborator in the preservation and documenting of the artworks his father collected, has written that Williams' pencil holders may be seen as "holsters or silos" for "dangerous and liberating implements" — writing utensils that are both the tools and symbols of literacy and self-expression, which the Old South's white-supremacist power structure denied its enslaved subjects and their descendants.
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