Wage policies have long been out of favour with economists.
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Who knows, after all, which sectors will fall out of favour?
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One might assume that the piano is falling out of favour.
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Little wonder that PFI has fallen out of favour with procurement departments.
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But why are emerging markets out of favour in the first place?
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And why the humble baguette is falling out of favour in France.
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It required big loans to survive its previous period out of favour.
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Tech firms are out of favour on both sides of the aisle.
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There are two reasons why the conventional bypass is falling out of favour.
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How does CPTPP carry on, even as multilateralism has fallen out of favour elsewhere?
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Nevertheless, there have been times when such shares have been out of favour for years.
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Popular discontent with contracts that offered little flexibility contributed to their falling out of favour.
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Although JVs are falling out of favour with authorities, airlines are still keen on consolidation.
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Others live long enough to fall out of power, and out of favour with their successors.
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They are a contrarian bet—the antithesis of American tech stocks, which are suddenly out of favour.
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But since the drug was banned in the US in 1985, those experiments fell out of favour.
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But then, just like the iPod/iPhone 4 plugs they largely employed, they fell out of favour.
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However, rising rates from the U.S. Federal Reserve may see dividend paying stocks fall out of favour.
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He has seen manned submarines fall out of favour in oceanography, with the rise of underwater drones.
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Yet exile had typically been the fate of members of the Kim family who had fallen out of favour.
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Platinum is more heavily used in diesel vehicles, which have fallen out of favour since Volkswagen's emissions-rigging scandal.
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Where before he was simply out of favour, now he was becoming something far more ominous: out of fashion.
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Burton's other brewers, jealous of Allsop's success, joined the party and the Burton-brewed beer drove Hodgson's out of favour.
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But as trade came to rely more on shipping, land routes fell out of favour and many Eurasian hubs floundered.
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If the backlash is severe, ICOs and the organisations they finance might fall out of favour for years to come.
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Gold, which offers no yield of its own, tends to fall out of favour among investors when interest rates rise.
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At $1,830 per tonne, aluminium is the second-weakest performer among the base metals after perennially out-of-favour lead.
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Utilities, which have fallen out of favour since Trump's election, were the biggest sectoral gainer on Tuesday, up 0.7 percent.
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The figures suggest frozen pizza is falling out of favour, as sales declined by 2.7 percent over the past year.
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Interims can command high day rates and enjoy autonomy but their expertise falls out of favour as the market changes.
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SAFETY PLAYS OUT OF FAVOUR On Tuesday emerging markets, which had been hardest hit, bounced back, with stocks rising 0.4%.
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The Silicon Valley tech giants traditionally lead rankings in Glassdoor&aposs annual figures but fell out of favour this year.
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Premier's portfolio includes a lot of brands such as Angel Delight which have fallen out of favour with health-conscious consumers.
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But Mr Cohn has reportedly fallen out of favour with the president, after criticising his response to a white-supremacist march.
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It has used its strength to bully countries which are out of favour with the Kremlin, such as Ukraine and Poland.
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In 2018 carbon emissions in America grew by 3.4% as economic activity picked up, even as coal fell out of favour.
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Once a mainstay of television and radio, anthology series fell out of favour due to producers' concerns about their commercial viability.
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They recommended investors switch into dividend-paying sectors such as real estate and telecoms which have been out of favour this year.
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It is heavily used in autocatalysts for diesel cars, which have fallen out of favour since 2015's Volkswagen emissions-rigging scandal.
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But jumbos have fallen out of favour with airlines, which now prefer twin-engined jets that can fly farther and use less fuel.
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"The sector has fallen out of favour since the announcemnt of the bank levy," said Ric Spooner, chief market strategist at CMC Markets.
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In currency markets, the dollar remained out of favour having hit a three-month low against a basket of its peers on Friday.
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It's one of those things, where, I don't want to say it's fallen out of favour, but it's a hard business to invest in.
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The lack of a runway on solid ground is also a problem—one of the reasons they fell out of favour seven decades ago.
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In currency markets, the dollar remained out of favour having already hit a three-month low against a basket of its peers on Friday.
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The signs are that central bankers of Ms Yellen's kind (nurtured in academia, immersed in economic models, aloof from politics) are out of favour.
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All euro zone bonds have fallen out of favour recently as global growth and inflation signals feed investor appetite for riskier investments like stocks.
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SAFETY PLAYS OUT OF FAVOUR On Tuesday emerging markets, which had been hit hardest by spiking oil prices, bounced back, with stocks up 0.4%.
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In currency markets, the safe-haven yen found itself temporarily out of favour as the dollar moved up to 118.30 yen from an early 117.61.
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"With equities rebounding this week, gold has fallen slightly out of favour as traders unwound their safe haven bets," said Fawad Razaqzada, an analyst with Forex.com.
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A long-standing confidant of Mr Redstone, and a spring chicken by comparison at 62, Mr Dauman has fallen out of favour as Viacom has floundered.
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Bending the rules in favour of founders – just as super-voting shares start to fall out of favour in the United States – would make matters worse.
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Both metals are primarily consumed by automakers for catalytic converters, but platinum is more heavily used in the diesel vehicles that have fallen out of favour.
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It's this demand disconnect that has left copper and other base metals out of favour with investors, even as iron ore punches out new price highs.
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Analysts say centre-store categories like tea, bouillon, mayo and condiments have fallen out of favour with shoppers in search of niche brands and healthier options.
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The euro, which has fallen out of favour in recent months, is down close to 3 percent this year, the currency's worst half-yearly performance since 2015.
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Wheat area is seen slightly higher in Britain but rapeseed continues to be out of favour with some farmers due to problems with cabbage stem flea beetles.
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Growing appetite for risk meant safe-haven assets fell out of favour, with U.S. 10-year Treasury yields firming to 2.34 percent from 2.23 percent on Friday.
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Indebted euro zone governments that loosen the purse strings risk falling out of favour with investors, particularly if economic growth slows, the European Central Bank said on Thursday.
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Uranium fell out of favour after the Fukushima nuclear disaster in 23, which led to plant closures in Japan and Germany and a slowdown in plant-building elsewhere.
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Mr McCormack has also expressed the sort of conservative social views that got Mr Joyce into trouble and have fallen out of favour with urban voters, at least.
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The reason and the timing of those moves was unclear, but analysts and media commentators suspect Speder, once close to Orban, fell out of favour with the premier.
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The asset class has fallen out of favour since the financial crisis, undermined by a sharp reduction in the investor base and the availability of cheaper loan funding.
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Having celebrated the 50th anniversary of the 747's first flight this month, fans of the iconic jumbo jet know that it is falling out of favour with airlines.
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Incineration is falling out of favour for heating or electricity generation as coal-fired plants are replaced with gas, which emits less greenhouse gases than waste-to-energy plants.
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And even in Britain, where nationalisation has long been out of favour, the Conservative government has expressed a willingness to take a 25% stake in the Port Talbot steelworks.
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"The rise in Treasury yields shows the risk-off trade is falling out of favour," said Kiyoshi Ishigane, chief fund manager at Mitsubishi UFJ Kokusai Asset Management Co in Tokyo.
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It is sensible for regulators to be prudent about debt-fuelled deals, but their caution should apply to all sectors, not just those that are out of favour with the party.
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It manifests itself in a cold sweat just at the mention of state-owned enterprises (SOEs), and a gnawing sensation that it is out of favour with the Communist-run government.
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In a report published earlier on Thursday, the ECB warned indebted euro zone governments that loosen the purse strings risk falling out of favour with investors, particularly if economic growth slows.
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The financial sector, out of favour since the imposition of a bank levy by the Australian government on the "Big 4" banks and Macquarie, declined, with its index 1.2 percent lower.
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The problem with investing in such out-of-favour shares is that somebody else must come along to buy them off you at a higher price for the strategy to work.
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The 13-year-old, who came through Ajax's youth ranks and played over 100 games for the club, joined United in 2014 but has fallen out of favour under manager Jose Mourinho.
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Supporters within the firm say the success of its multi-coloured poncho shows how Bailey combines his creative abilities with a commercial outlook; relaunching an out-of-favour item to great effect.
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Now that stock options are falling out of favour as one tech initial public offering after another fizzles, for smaller startups the richness relies more on the emotional appeal of founders' missions.
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There was the obvious threat to his place in the starting 11, but it also seemed broadly symbolic of the way his breed of penalty-box striker was falling out of favour.
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The New Third Board, an over-the-counter market for start-ups begun in 2006, has also fallen out of favour with investors and is struggling to generate interest as liquidity runs dry.
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On Friday defensive stocks, which held up relatively robustly compared with cyclicals and growth sector during the October sell-off, were out of favour, providing the most pressure on the blue chip index.
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Mr Zhang, the most senior person in charge, is thought to be out of favour after blotting his copybook in March by saying that the economy had had "a tremendous start" to 2016.
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If the dollar were to come back due to short covering and given the rally in U.S. stocks we saw yesterday, the buck-denominated and safe haven metal could fall out of favour.
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The shift in staffing at the world's biggest investment banks comes at the expense of oil, which has fallen out of favour after being the most profitable and best-staffed commodities business for years.
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However, ultra-deep gold mines have fallen out of favour because of soaring labour, power and operational costs, as well as safety concerns, at sites that operate at depths of up to 4 km.
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Both metals are primarily consumed by carmakers in catalytic converter manufacturing, but platinum is more heavily used in diesel vehicles that have fallen out of favour since the Volkswagen emissions-rigging scandal broke in 20.5.
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While both platinum and palladium are primarily used by automakers in catalytic converters, platinum is more heavily used in diesel vehicles, which have fallen out of favour since Volkswagen's emissions-rigging scandal broke in 1.23.
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While both metals are primarily consumed by carmakers in catalytic converter manufacturing, platinum is more heavily used in diesel vehicles that have fallen out of favour since the Volkswagen emissions-rigging scandal broke in 2015.
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While both platinum and palladium are primarily used by automakers in catalytic converters, platinum is more heavily used in diesel vehicles, which have fallen out of favour since Volkswagen's emissions-rigging scandal broke in 0.923.
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Still, with U.S. Treasuries selling off, euro zone bond markets also fell out of favour with investors and in late afternoon trade, 10-year bond yields were up 2-4 basis points across the bloc.
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After King Saul fails to obey the word of God, and takes his enemies' sheep and cattle rather than killing them outright, he is informed by the prophet Samuel that he has fallen out of favour.
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If the pilot is successful, it could potentially open up a new market for lidar just as it falls out of favour with some automakers, including Nissan and Tesla, who have called it expensive and unnecessary.
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That horror reignited a long-running debate in the South, one that has waxed and waned over decades: how should the region remember and honour prominent men whose ideas have fallen very far out of favour?
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While both platinum and palladium are primarily consumed by automakers for catalytic converter manufacturing, platinum is used more in the diesel vehicles that have fallen out of favour since the Volkswagen emissions-rigging scandal broke in 215.38.
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In many ways, the album is Bowie's Sgt Pepper—for years regarded as his indelible masterpiece, it has fallen out of favour somewhat with the albums from his Berlin trilogy (we'll get to those in a bit).
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The result marks a second consecutive quarter of profitability for the London-based lender after it swung to an annual loss for 2015, hit by the costs of revamping its management team and exiting out-of-favour markets.
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Smalling, who joined United in 2010, has made over 300 appearances for the club in all competitions but has found himself out of favour at the Old Trafford club this season, especially after the arrival of Harry Maguire.
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"I understand Shinsegae postponed the deal because of concerns that if they sign immediately after the start of the new administration, they will fall out of favour and be disadvantaged," Kim Man-soo, mayor of Bucheon City, posted on his Facebook.
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The Indian car maker has struggled to shrug off its downmarket image since releasing the Nano mini-car seven years ago for under $3,000, and its cars have long been used as taxis, putting them out of favour with young buyers.
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Sources with ties to the leadership and foreign diplomats say Sun has been out of favour after the CCDI criticized Chongqing authorities in February for not doing enough to root out lingering "poisonous" influence from a disgraced predecessor, Bo Xilai.
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European equities have fallen out of favour among foreign investors this year in response to sluggish earnings growth, an uncertain economic outlook on the back of Britain's vote to leave the European Union and worries over the profitability of the region's banks.
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Exports of Swiss timepieces were down 16.4 percent in nominal terms in October, their steepest fall this year, dragged down by shipments of precious metal watches that have fallen out of favour with Chinese shoppers since the Chinese government took anti-graft measures.
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Google was among the tech companies that pioneered workplace perks — such as free meals, nap pods and public speaking classes — and is still highly reputable, according to Levy, but has fallen out of favour somewhat due to the rise of employee activism.
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Issuers are making the most of the strong market backdrop and looking to avoid a repeat of 2016 when the European bond market was disrupted several times as unexpected political turns made investors nervous and caused pricing technicals to swing out of favour.
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European equities have fallen out of favour among foreign investors in particular as sluggish earnings growth, an uncertain economic outlook on the back of Britain's vote to leave the European Union and worries over the profitability of the region's banks have soured the mood.
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And as world leaders pile in for Mr Maduro or against him, they are battling over an important idea which has lately fallen out of favour: that when a leader pillages his state, oppresses his people and subverts the rule of law, it is everybody's business.
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Mr Bannon used his perch at Breitbart to cultivate the alt-right's support for Mr Trump, but, as with others who have been ousted from the president's inner circle, he had fallen out of favour with Mr Trump's closest advisers, his daughter Ivanka and her husband, Jared Kushner.
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Net flows (which have been negative at AAM in recent years largely due to its focus on emerging market assets, which have been out of favour with investors) would improve on a pro forma basis but would likely remain weaker than the asset performance of higher-rated investment manager peers.
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Hedge funds have added to their massive long dollar positions, which rose in the latest week to a nine-week high, according to calculations by Reuters and Commodity Futures Trading Commission data released on Friday.. The euro remains out of favour, the data showed, with bearish bets on the currency climbing sharply.
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Its brand image hurt badly by years of heavy discounting in the United States and other countries, Nissan's global vehicle sales tumbled 11% during the October-December period, Sales dropped 13% in the United States, with once popular models like its Rogue SUV crossover and its Sentra sedan falling out of favour.
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The investment by Hasenstab, whose flagship $41 billion Templeton Global Bond fund seeks to pick up out-of-favour credits and made successful contrarian punts on Ireland and Hungary in recent years, is a boon for Ghana as the new government tries to stabilise the economy and review terms of an International Monetary Fund loan.
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"It is probably Brexit and the apparent hopes pushing up sterling that means the UK is bottom of the European table, but looks like risk is out of favour today ahead of the midterms," said Chris Beauchamp, chief market analyst at IG. Wall Street edged higher in thin trading as investors braced for midterm elections in the United States, the first major test of President Donald Trump's tax cuts and trade policies.
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