Kids who played with the synchronizing version engaged better and scored higher, even when the synchronizing was turned off partway through.
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The technology is also being pitched as a solution for synchronizing cameras and microphones while recording, collecting data in industrial settings, and even synchronizing machinery.
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Synchronizing saves you money and stressGreen said that synchronizing your strategic planning with your business development helps you stand a better chance of avoiding stressful pitfalls.
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As the paper summarizes: Each child played multiple game levels with both synchronizing and non-synchronizing versions of the robot, with order of condition counterbalanced across children.
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Research even suggests that synchronizing exercise to music may boost efficiency.
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The issue lies with something called SKS, or Synchronizing Key Server.
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But, a 2012 study linked synchronizing exercise to music with greater efficiency.
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I opted to turn off synchronizing and deleted all my phone book entries.
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To me, this is all about production system health and synchronizing the supply chain.
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When they played with the non-synchronizing version, they scored lower and engaged less.
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But the film languished for years over problems with synchronizing the visuals and the audio.
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These calls have been shown to do everything from improving learning to synchronizing hatching times.
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The mismatch between workdays and school days makes synchronizing work and family schedules extremely difficult.
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He called a professional meme-maker, who suggested synchronizing the music to short, repetitive clips.
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Microsoft says it does so by synchronizing its photo database with Apple's native camera roll.
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Playing alongside a film does have its challenges, like synchronizing the film and live music.
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Nefertari began collecting and synchronizing snippets of video from the internet and from news broadcasts.
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According to Pink, it's due to the sense of belonging that synchronizing with others brings.
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The dual lenses are locked in a single housing with the eyepiece built for synchronizing movement.
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NYCxDesign has a regional element, too, with clusters of neighborhood businesses and cultural institutions synchronizing events.
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We think that a content-addressed, decentralized, synchronizing database is the natural, inevitable way to do this.
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For this, they used a program called Celery that is optimized for synchronizing computing tasks across several cores.
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"The National Defense Authorization Act, as a law, prohibits us from coordinating, synchronizing, collaborating, with Russian forces," Votel said.
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The notion that congestion costs drivers money buttresses proposals to do everything from widening freeways to synchronizing traffic lights.
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He also noted that the US military is prohibited by law from coordinating, synchronizing, or collaborating with Russian forces.
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Of special concern was that its precise timing signal was essential to synchronizing telecommunication and other information technology networks.
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That synchronizing of the gnomic with the recognizable — we can call it her transparent opacity — animates these graphic works, too.
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A note-taking app that works with a Bluetooth keyboard, for instance, or synchronizing with your Simplenote or Pocket account.
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"I'm going to be synchronizing our watches, just like they do in the movies!" he says, at a crucial moment.
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G-Sync is Nvidia's variable refresh rate technology that eliminates screen-tearing by synchronizing your graphics card with your display.
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It should also give pedestrians an idea of what the vehicle is doing by, for example, synchronizing with a vehicle's speed.
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Here are 100 of those ticking boxes starting at different beats but then slowly synchronizing themselves together toward the same beat.
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Their circadian cycles range between 17.4 and 19.0 hours on average, instead of synchronizing with a 24-hour solar light cycle.
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With deGrom's return on Sunday, the Mets will try to continue synchronizing their rotation after a fitful start to the season.
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By synchronizing the car's movement to visual content, the technology aims to create a more immersive experience with reduced motion sickness.
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He tapped into his following as a TV celebrity, mobilizing voters and synchronizing messaging with Modi's Hindi nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
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No. But he was planning, coordinating and synchronizing significant combat operations against US military forces in the region, and it was imminent.
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By then synchronizing the light to high-speed vibration, the object in the frame looks like it is moving in impossibly slow motion.
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All across the United States, the power grid operates at 83 hertz, its innumerable tributaries of alternating current synchronizing of their own accord.
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Mark Milley, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said Soleimani was "planning, coordinating, and synchronizing significant combat operations," according to CNN.
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"It will also produce public safety benefits by reducing risks of accidents and disaster, aiding emergency response, and synchronizing power grids and critical infrastructure."
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When The Verge spoke to The Guardian Code's executive producer, Michael Hefferon, last year, he was concerned about the show synchronizing with today's technology.
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It refined the Julian calendar that was in use at the time by synchronizing it more precisely with the Earth's movement around the sun.
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So for example, taking a short walk in the morning has as huge impact on synchronizing the brain clock and improving arousal and alertness.
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It's your one-stop shop to managing your business expenses, synchronizing your bank statements, getting in-depth tax reports, and importing data from spreadsheets.
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The dates of these ice years were verified by synchronizing them with other chronologies, such as those derived from tree rings and volcanic eruptions.
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Apps for DJing with streaming music, discovering new bands, or synchronizing playback with friends could be built with rightful and transparent use of Spotify's APIs.
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The Permanency for Children Act achieves this by synchronizing existing state and federal databases that help locate and notify children's birthfathers during the permanency process.
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Dubbed "Bookiply," it offers a single interface to list properties on the largest travel websites, including synchronizing calendars, creating multilingual descriptions and sourcing professional photography.
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How they interact is systematized and you don't have to worry about, for example, synchronizing motor torques or timing a foot's touchdown — it's being calculated internally.
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For visitors wanting more than static, nice-smelling scenery, a living musical fountain functions as the park's main attraction by synchronizing bursts of water to music.
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Three, and this is just me, I'd like some kind of synchronizing note app or the ability to put articles from Pocket or whatever on there.
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Germany should strive for high readiness and collaboration in synchronizing planning and capabilities development among NATO allies, with major assistance from the UK, France, and Italy.
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High performance computing is equally about synchronizing a task between huge numbers of computing units as it is about making those units as powerful as possible.
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A brain humming along well is a Mozart-like production, with many diverse, specialized neural instruments synchronizing with each other to create a sense of unity.
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And synchronizing these vast ensembles of them has become the limiting factor in the speed and processing power of what Google describes as "planetary-scale" computers.
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If there's no Florent or Schiller's Liquor Bar around, they simply have one built, synchronizing the opening with the move-in date of the first new apartments.
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So while Sony have done a very good job synchronizing its interfaces across cameras, that comes with the downside of that menu coming along for that ride.
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The platform suggests tying welfare benefits to work, streamlining and synchronizing federal, state and local services, bolstering retirement savings and access to financial services and reforming entitlement programs.
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They weren't shot with any sound at all: Italian filmmakers, from directors of cheesy gladiator epics to Federico Fellini, often shot silently, synchronizing sound and dialogue in postproduction.
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"John Mayer's people said he happened to be watching my video with the music off while working on the song and he started synchronizing with my steps," Rohrback says.
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And the work of synchronizing, deduplicating and otherwise improving our space policy across all the various branches of government will be the work of many years, not a season.
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There is an abundance of curious detours along the way, such as English mathematician William Whiston's consideration of floating cannons in a 1714 pamphlet about synchronizing time at sea.
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They found that bacteria can talk to each other using signal molecules, synchronizing themselves and behaving as a group rather than as single cells—something now called 'quorum sensing'.
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"We think what we're doing is essentially synchronizing these two separated areas," said Robert M.G. Reinhart, a neuroscientist at Boston University and one of the authors of that study.
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Dave Bullock, VP of Market Strategy at smart-city company Miovision, said this idea could be taken a step further by synchronizing traffic lights to let cyclists coast through intersections.
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Oculus instructs you to run an app that walks you through the process, which includes plugging in the headset and camera, synchronizing an Xbox controller and strapping on the headset.
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Green also said that synchronizing your strategic planning with your business development helps you stand a better chance of avoiding a stressful situation when it&aposs time to seek financing.
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This after two combat tours in rural eastern Afghanistan with the 101st Airborne Division, the premier division in the U.S. Army, synchronizing truly herculean combat power and destroying the enemy.
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There's something urgent, almost holy, about hearing Moondog perform in his preferred context, synchronizing his work to the sound of traffic, footsteps, the door of the Warwick Deli clattering shut.
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The plan "draws upon the whole-of-government, better synchronizing public diplomacy, cyber, information, financial, as well as military instruments of power, and it enhances our coordination across regions," he added.
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The model Galtung has doctoral degrees in both sociology and mathematics, and some decades ago developed a theory of "synchronizing and mutually reinforcing contradictions", which he used to make his forecasts.
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The book sets out a whopping 15 "synchronizing and mutually reinforcing contradictions" afflicting the US, which he says will lead to US global power ending by 2020—within just four years.
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He noted that the US military is prohibited by law from coordinating, synchronizing or collaborating with Russian forces after the 2014 Russian military incursion in Ukraine and its seizure of Crimea.
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Each button, as Lynch explains, is essentially a sample trigger, which lines the triggered element up on the 8th or 16th note, synchronizing (or quantizing) the sample to a silent metronome.
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To make things easier for selectively synchronizing your files later, you may want to organize the contents of your Dropbox folder first so all your files are tucked into labeled folders.
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The temperature was a brisk 2150 degrees, but the sky was cobalt blue, and I fell into a rhythm, sliding along with growing confidence, synchronizing skis and poles and picking up speed.
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The idea they came up with was to unite music and messaging by synchronizing streams, so people could listen to songs together at the same time and chat while they do so.
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And a range of male-oriented toys similar to the RealTouch—such as the Vorze—have taken up its mission of synthesizing a cybersexual real by synchronizing visual, audio, and haptic data.
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GPS is perhaps best known for its ability to pinpoint a device on a map, but it is also crucial in synchronizing clocks, particularly in extremely sensitive operations where milliseconds are crucial.
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"By synchronizing pay raises and savings increases, participants never see their take-home amounts go down, and they don't view their increased retirement contributions as losses," Thaler and Sunstein write in Nudge.
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And that's only one prong of this episode's multiple-front climax, a carefully orchestrated set piece synchronizing the long-awaited Negan showdown with an elaborate scheme executed by Daryl and his skeleton crew.
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Timing their work with the guard's predictable rounds, they worked carefully over several hours hitting one case after another, synchronizing the smashing with airliners flying overhead and sweeping the floor after each one.
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If you think that synchronizing a large fleet of drones is not possible, consider that early in December at the Guangzhou Fortune Forum Gala, they flew a fleet of 1,85033 small drones together.
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An editorial accompanying the study in JAMA notes that other simple, low-tech solutions, like mail reminders for refills, or synchronizing start dates to be more convenient, have resulted in modest improvement in adherence.
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Starting with Google, the report cites the company has the highest renewable energy investment portfolio and uses machine learning to keep its data centers cool and energy efficient by synchronizing with average weather patterns.
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By synchronizing his movements with those of the puppets that twirl in the water tank behind him, he appears to assume the role of the artist, who, within the frame of the symphony, conjures its psychedelic visions.
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That meant synchronizing minute-to-minute among U.S. officials in Vienna where the nuclear deal was formally implemented on Saturday, Swiss officials in Tehran who were with the Americans and prisons in Texas, Virginia and New York.
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But the time signal itself is extremely useful — a critical component of everything from synchronizing telecommunications systems to stock market transactions, where it's the only feasible way to track the millisecond by millisecond world of high-frequency trading.
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The spread of yawning could potentially serve to "promote coordinated arousal among members of the group, synchronizing their mental state, potentially protecting it by alerting it to external threats more rapidly than it would be otherwise, " Dr. Gallup said.
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Prince Mohammed&aposs agenda is upending the ruling Al Saud&aposs longstanding alliance with the kingdom&aposs clerical establishment in favor of synchronizing with a more cosmopolitan, global capitalism that appeals to international investors and maybe even non-Muslim tourists.
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One of the basics of warfare is fire and maneuver: synchronizing all weapons systems and personnel on a close timetable of destruction to pinpoint the enemy's weakness, pin them with fire, and maneuver to strike at an exposed flank or rear.
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According to the post, AWS AppSync is a fully managed, serverless GraphQL service for real-time data queries that can work even when devices are offline — a feature made possible by caching data locally and synchronizing local data when connections become available.
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By controlling the hardware on which Android runs, Google can emulate Apple's leading example by synchronizing its software and hardware improvements — so that they complement and support one another — and it can also offer up a reliable platform for developers to build on.
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With this in mind, although Node 5:5 is a large installation, by synchronizing technologies and creating subtle variations in sound and light, Kurokawa has created an impressive art piece which gradually envelops people and seduces them into his daring and electric world.
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The lawsuit cites numerous news reports that point out similarities between Google's new product features and systems that Sonos had already pioneered, including synchronizing audio across groups of speakers, adjusting the group volume, and setting up devices on a local wireless network.
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A Hasidic rabbi in Lublin, Poland, conceived the Daf Yomi tradition nearly 100 years ago, setting the order of study as a way of unifying and synchronizing an increasingly sprawling Jewish diaspora by having Jews focus on the same page each day.
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Inspired, she began mentally sketching out the idea for a project she calls Complessità (Italian for "complexity"), an interactive performance piece that features an algorithm which, through a wearable device, controls a dancer's movements, synchronizing it to the weaving of a flock of digital birds.
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No, but he was planning, coordinating and synchronizing significant combat operations against US military forces in the region and it was imminent," he said, adding that "we would have been culpably negligent to the American people had we not made the decision we made.
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No, but he was planning, coordinating and synchronizing significant combat operations against US military forces in the region and it was imminent," he said, adding that "we would have been culpably negligent to the American people had we not made the decision we made.
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With central banks synchronizing their tightening messages (recall Fed hike, PBoC increasing 7-, 14- and 28- day rev repo rates and ECB hawkish commentary all in the same 24 hr period last week) the dollar's unilateral ascent has at the very least been paused, if not reset.
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Seoul, South Korea (CNN)They wowed the crowd at the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang with hits like "Peek-a-boo" and "Bad Boy," and soon the girls from K-pop group Red Velvet will be synchronizing their steps on a stage in the North Korean capital.
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" A New York- and London-based painter, conceptual, and performance artist, Viktor describes her work on her website as fusing "apparent contradictions, synchronizing the monumental and the minuscule, decadent and the minimal, the spectacular and the invisible, seeking to heighten the experience of the spectator by creating immersive environments that transport the viewer into other worlds.
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The visual basis of human circadian rhythms is proved by the fact that people who are blind because of damage to the eye itself often have great difficulty synchronizing their body clocks, and suffer severe sleep problems, whereas people whose blindness is caused by lesions in the visual cortex (and whose eyes are undamaged) generally have a normal circadian system.
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Read more: NASA has discovered that meteoroids are causing water to leak off the moonThe trip to the moon would involve launching at the right height, synchronizing with the end of the space cable, using solar propulsion to move along the cable to Lagrange points (where there is zero gravity and no other physical interference), and slowing down to land in lunar orbit.
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Already, Hoang says he's seen potential competition popping up in the space he's working in — synchronizing data and putting it together within Slack — like a new service called Flow XO. Birdly's play is that it's going to be focused on natural language instead of a command-line interface, which will, in theory, make it easier to use despite the existence of other Slack bots that can bring together the same kind of data into a Slack channel.
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