Our topic of the day is the fight against corruption.
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Rob is the topic of the day over caviar and tea sandwiches.
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"Right now, ObamaCare is the topic of the day," Collins told The Hill.
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But the topic of the day at the Coast Guard Academy was protecting America.
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But collectively, and compulsively, Kabul residents have seized on crime as the topic of the day.
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But the hot topic of the day remained what the organisers did, or did not do, on Tuesday.
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Trevor and Stacey are glued to the internet and television, where Noah is the topic of the day.
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Right off the bat Spicer touched on the hot topic of the day: Trump's SCOTUS nominee, Judge Neil Gorsuch.
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But that was when Brownsville was riding the crest of The Algorithm as the trending topic of the day.
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The campaigns use a "Twitter board" — essentially a massive collection of prewritten tweets focusing on a topic of the day.
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David Leonhardt Read more from David Leonhardt on the topic of the day by signing up for the Opinion newsletter.
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So that's what he talked about: the issues his future constituents care about, not the topic of the day in Washington.
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I do want to turn to cyber, though, which is sort of the topic of the day and the reason that we're here.
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So here's one of those on the topic of the day; if funny diagrams and economese aren't your thing, feel free to skip.
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Hayes Brown: The runner up for the favorite topic of the day, Vice President Joe Biden and his son Hunter's job in Ukraine.
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But the dominating topic of the day is guns, as President Barack Obama rolls out his new executive actions aimed to curb gun violence.
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According to the Motherboard report, the initial internal Twitter email named "the health of the public conversation on Twitter" as the topic of the day.
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When the press refuses, you get episodes like this one, on March 23, when reporters kept asking questions unrelated to the topic of the day.
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Most reports from Monday's Apple product launch event said that the first topic of the day was Tim Cook's comments on the still-evolving Apple-FBI case.
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Despite news of US President Trump&aposs impeachment, Larson said the hot topic of the day was Friday&aposs worldwide release of the live-action, CGI film.
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On Monday, Williams, 54, returned to host The Wendy Williams Show after a five-week hiatus and wasted no time diving into the Hot Topic of the day: herself.
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He begins the process each morning by combing through the recent submissions, a vast majority of which now arrive via email, and settling on the main topic of the day.
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Now North and South are meeting next week and Kim and U.S. President Donald Trump are expected to hold their first ever summit in May or June, with denuclearisation the topic of the day.
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Not only can someone become a caricature of her stupidest tweet, but it creates an environment in which the most bombastic, aggressive takes about the hot topic of the day get the most engagement.
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"We no longer want to be viewed and showcased as the token Black bride because it happens to be a hot topic of the day," Mary Chatman, its CEO and editor-in-chief, tells Refinery29.
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ET to Noon ET: The Mueller indictment will be the main hot topic of the day with the following guests: former congressman Allen West, former federal prosecutor Sidney Powell, and Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton.
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"Powell's testimony is the big topic of the day, but I don't think he's going to say anything that will tip the scales or drive the markets meaningfully one way or the other," said Heppenstall.
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The Trump administration's National Space Council met publicly for the second time this week to talk about upcoming changes to the US space policy agenda, and the big topic of the day was regulatory reform.
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With the mysterious delivery of a few pages from his taxes to The New York Times, showing a $917 million dollar loss in the mid-90s, it is now the hot topic of the day.
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" My expression didn't change—what she was saying wasn't surprising given the topic of the day—but I continued to look her in the eye when she added a qualifier: "Well not you, of course.
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Each of the 30 days has 4 parts: "What's Happening" takes on a new topic every day, "What To Write" and "What To Do," give specific direction for writing and activities that relate to the topic of the day.
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When it came to the hottest topic of the day -- health care -- McSally tried to explain where the GOP stood and what their progress was, but the audience booed her as she tried to explain the ways Obamacare had hurt voters.
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Mr. de Blasio addressed the board's ruling at a two-hour news conference in Long Island City, Queens, taking unfettered questions for the first time since he upbraided reporters last week for asking about issues outside his selected topic of the day.
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It's the 50th anniversary of the 1969 Apollo 11 Moon landing, and Nvidia is using the anniversary to show off the power of its current GPU technology, using the RTX real-time ray tracing, which was the topic of the day at its recent GTC Conference.
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The topic of the day, and one that will probably linger like a noxious cloud over football-crazed New Orleans for years, was a noncall that had helped the Los Angeles Rams secure their Super Bowl berth with a 26-23 overtime victory over the Saints.
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How Yemen's civil war went cyber Joe Uchill reports on how Houthi rebels in Yemen are using social media in an effort to win a civil war: The campaigns use a "Twitter board" — essentially a massive collection of pre-written tweets focusing on a topic of the day.
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Haines, who is expecting her third child in July, was surprised at the top of the show to see "Sara Haines' Baby Bonanza Shower Extravaganza" be the main topic of the day, with her co-host Michael Strahan beside her to get the excitement going Strahan, 47, showed the love to his co-host, 41, and gave her a gift wrapped up in a blue box.
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Coulthard's dream was "the great topic of the day" and received significant media coverage."Random Racing Reminiscences".
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Nebraska was platted in 1856, and was likely named for the Nebraska Territory, a hot political topic of the day. The Nebraska post office was discontinued in 2002.
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Each episode presents the technology that is the topic of the day. Then a series of historic events and inventions are outlined during the show, in a narrative by Klein, leading to the production of that technology.
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These are former regular segments to the show when it was in its original 2 hour format, however some segments returned on the newer hour-long "Happy Hour"/"Business Brunch" format if the segment and the content fitted the topic of the day.
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Daily segment/competition where Tony and Mick would discuss the topic of the day and then choose a handful of listeners to call in to briefly discuss the chosen topic with the hosts. The caller that Tony and Mick deemed the best was awarded a prize.
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Bangon Na, Bayan! (lit. Wake Up, Nation!) is a Philippine radio program anchored by Joel Reyes Zobel and aired over GMA Network Inc.'s flagship radio AM station, DZBB Super Radyo, every weekday afternoons. The program includes reports, commentaries, public service and listeners' participation to a social and/or political topic of the day.
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It comprised mainly Miller, speaking to the largely-unseen studio audience, on a darkened stage. Miller hosted one guest per show, with whom he discussed the topic of the day. Early on, guests were all interviewed live via satellite, but soon most appeared live in the studio. There was also a call-in segment.
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Some of the old drivetime segments do occasionally feature on Happy Hour, when Hamish & Andy go "off topic". For example, Jazz Chat continues to round the show off every Friday, regardless of the main topic of the day. Listeners contributing to the show via email or phone are now referred to as "Happy Chappy" or "Happy Lassie".
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In 1864, the union of the British North American colonies was the topic of the day. Though the Liberals were against confederation, Whelan supported confederation as he saw it as an opportunity for PEI to gain more control of its own affairs. Whelan was chosen to be one of the delegates to the Quebec Conference. Attending this conference made Whelan an even stronger proponent.
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Kvinnohuset is about a shared housing unit for single working women. A chain of human destinies that cross and touch each other, and where the common denominator is that they are all women living in the same house. A special house for single self-sufficient women, with a doorman for help. The topic of the day is the young theater student Eva Lind, who is about to move in.
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In contrast to Bryan's dramatic efforts, McKinley conducted a novel "front porch" campaign from his home in Canton, Ohio. Instead of having McKinley travel to see the voters, Mark Hanna brought 500,000 voters by train to McKinley's home. Once there, McKinley would greet the men from his porch. His well-organized staff prepared both the remarks of the visiting delegations and the candidate's responses, focusing the comments on the assigned topic of the day.
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The recording of the live show is rerun in a condensed format on Monday afternoons at 3 p.m. EST as Cross Country in an Hour. On extraordinary news occasions, the show may also produce a special episode outside of its regular broadcast time. Close to half-a-million listeners tune in every Sunday afternoon to hear a lively exchange of ideas between callers and invited guests, and a broad cross- section of opinion on the topic of the day.
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Friday thinks that he maybe can teach Crusoe his more relaxed way of living, and not to be controlled by "thoughts of power, guilt and fear", which are very strong traits in Crusoe's personality. One day, Crusoe falls back into his old delusions of being a superior being. He had been trying to teach Friday in a mock-up school for a while, ridiculously complete with a chalkboard. We see that the topic of the day, written on the chalkboard, is "civilization".
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White's fellow bloggers (anonymous or known to various degrees) have included Adam, Charles, David, Derrick, Grandy, Marc Randazza, Patrick, and a bovine character named Via Angus. In January 2009, the Popehat Twitter account was established. Known for updating his handle to reflect Twitter's trending topic of the day, primary tweeter Ken White continues to comment on legal issues in a humorous but substantive way. He is generally an advocate for broad free speech rights and reform of the criminal justice system.
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On 25 July 2013, the topic of the day was Survivor, which, among other topics, covered the popular reality game show of the same name. Hamish and Andy chose to play a game of Survivor over the course of a 15-minute radio segment with callers of their show. The "Challenge" were simply arbitrary question (such as "What is your name?" and "what is your job?"). After the challenge, the contestants could strategise for the upcoming Tribal Council vote with the other but only for 10 seconds.
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L&H; House debates are central to UCD life. The Society gathers once a week to debate a topic of the day. This is the main activity of the society, and typically takes place on Wednesday evenings in the custom-built Garret FitzGerald Debating Chamber, in the UCD Student Centre; in a venue that is usually full to capacity. Personalities central to the topic being discussed are invited to enlighten the house with knowledge and arguments specific to the motion, as well as student members of the society.
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This would then segue directly into a stream-of- consciousness diatribe that became Miller's trademark. This second part of monologue always began with the catchphrase "Now I don't want to get off on a rant here..." and ended with the phrase "Of course, that's just my opinion, I could be wrong." A series of books that compiled transcripts of these monologues were released during the run of the show, starting with 1996's The Rants to 2002's The Rant Zone. Miller would discuss the topic of the day with one guest per show.
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The assailant confessed that hundreds of poverty stricken workers who were victims of Kunitzer were his motivation for the attack.Wacław Pawlak, Na łódzkim bruku, 1901–1918, 1986, Wydawnictwo Lódzkie, page 68 His assassination became the topic of the day for Polish and Russian newspapers; the event was condemned by conservative media, and praised by the radical, socialist ones. His funeral on 3 October that year gathered thousands of people. He was buried at the Stary Cmentarz at Ogrodowa street, and his grave was marked by a simple, black tombstone.
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However eight years later, those discussions again were the topic of the day due to the vacancies left by the Scout Exec positions in the SFBAC and Alameda Councils. National guidelines require that Councils review possible merging when Scout Executive positions are vacated as a way to possibly save money. This time, the merge made sense. The merging of these three great councils into one, united over 19,000 youth members in Cub Scouts, ScoutsBSA, Venturers and Sea Scouts from six Bay Area counties into one strong council with over 7000 dedicated adult volunteers along with five Scout Camps.
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The show usually opened with a review of gossip and current affairs stories of the day with regular guests including Gloria Hunniford, Carole Malone, Penny Smith, Nick Ferrari, Janet Street Porter, Jane McDonald and Emma Forbes offering their opinions. The programme resumed the studio debate format at half-past the hour with a "heated" discussion on the main "hot topic" of the day. The programme also included regular cookery slots with Nadia Sawalha or Claire Richards with Titchmarsh adopting a comical, "hands- on" role as a hopeless cookery assistant. In Shrager's cookery demonstrations, the pair alternated between bickering and flirting with visual "humour" and numerous double entendres from the host.
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According to her father, when he asked 10-year-old Maria "what...the best mode of spending time [was]", she answered, "By laying it out in preparation for a happy eternity."Patrick Brontë to Elizabeth Gaskell, 1855, Brontë Society Transactions 8:44:127 He later said that he could speak with Maria on any popular topic of the day as fluently as with an adult, and regretfully recalled her "powerfully intellectual mind".Patrick Brontë to Elizabeth Gaskell, 20 June 1855 A printer from Thornton also remembered Maria correcting the proofs of one of Mr. Brontë's long poems. According to Charlotte, she was rather serious and silent than otherwise, and Mrs.
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The show usually starts with a prerecorded monologue by Titus in form of a comedic rant called "The Armageddon Update", which serves as an introduction into the topic of the day. The official motto of the show is "Never unbiased, always unbalanced", topics usually include news at the time of airing like the predicted rapture of May 21, 2011, plus personal topics. At the end of the October 4, 2012 podcast, it was announced that Stuntman Tommy would no longer be part of the podcast. Since then, "Nerdpunk" Jeff Fox, who also works on at least one podcast of the Adam Carolla Network, has joined most of the recent shows.
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On the episode of January 14, 2008, Campbell announced without warning at the start of the show that she was leaving Wallstrip and hinted that the new show host Julie Alexandria would be starting really soon. After that sudden and short announcement, she launched into the topic of the day (Open Text Corporation) and a three-second clip was shown, at the end of which the new host Alexandria, wearing an identical dress had already taken her place. The change over was done without a break. At the end of the broadcast, Alexandria joked that she wanted to redo the first part of the show again.
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Part one of the show featured Michael and four of the day's guests discussing a topic of the day. The guests were usually the two main guests along with the Cash for Questions quiz-master and either the musical guest or the chef of the day. The second part of the show featured an interview with a guest, who is unknown, not a celebrity, with a story which they tell before Michael and the day's chef cook a guest's favourite a dish which they serve to her or him. Part three of the show was a brief chat with the musical guest who then performed.
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When King Malbert comes to visit Glickenstein, Igor hides his death and claims Glickenstein has created life. Igor later attempts to brainwash Eva into becoming evil by bringing her to a brainwashing salon. Brain also decides to get his brain cleaned and to watch TV but breaks the remote to his TV, so he takes the remote from Eva's room and, in an attempt to change the channel, inadvertently changes the monster’s TV channel from a horror movie marathon to a talk show whose topic of the day is the history of acting. She ends up watching the talk show for several hours and upon leaving the salon, she can speak proper English and aspires to be an actress.
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The show had two hosts, Baruch Bar (The tall one -- Itzik Sayedoff) and Ori Orian (The chubby one -- Avi Oriah), who used a study room that has been converted to a television studio where they learn different topics in the Talmud while focusing on explaining basic concepts. The hosts are aware of the cameras and audience. After explaining the topic from the writings the two argue among themselves over the explanation of the subject. Then in a fictionalized segment they go back in time to the period of the Mishnah (around 200 CE) and discuss the topic of the day with ordinary people from the era, to try to learn which of their interpretations is correct.
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Alfredson got the idea for the Lindeman sketches when he visited New York City together with Povel Ramel, and went to a so-called "instant theater" in Greenwich Village. The audience were allowed to request sketches on different topics, but Alfredson was unimpressed by the fact that when he and Ramel returned on the next evening, the actors performed the same "improvised" sketches. The different incarnations of Lindeman were thus all different, and had different occupations which in some way related to the topic of the day. In the first series of Lindeman sketches in Gröna hund in 1962, all the characters had the first name Valfrid and were interviewed by O'Månsson.
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The HomeSense store site is a stand-alone store while the south and west corners of the old mall were turned into Wegmans, The Wiz (which was closed in 2003 and replaced by HomeGoods), Dick's Sporting Goods (which later moved to a space at the Freehold Raceway Mall and was replaced by Marshall's) and a Target. Other smaller businesses in the Manalapan EpiCentre are Applebee's, Verizon, Pet Valu, Eyechic Optical Boutique, Gary's Jewelers, Hand & Stone, Cucina Alessi Italian Ristorante, and The Turning Point. In 2005, plans were released to build an alternative mall facility that would include of space, including retailers, a multiplex theater and hotel."Topic of the Day; Manalapan mall plan", Asbury Park Press, April 13, 2005.
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Colt and Taylor at Fibbers in 2011 After three shows in the UK in early 2011, the band returned in April of that year to appear on Jools Holland's late night TV show Later... with Jools Holland. The band became the 6th most trending topic of the day on Twitter, attained the #13 best selling digital album on iTunes, and had the #5 all around best selling digital album on Amazon UK, beating out both Rihanna and the current Glee (TV series) albums. Additionally, VT had the #2 best selling digital Rock album on Amazon.com UK, and the #1 best selling R&B; digital album on Amazon UK. On the 24th April 2011, they appeared on The Late Show with JoAnne Good, (Sunday Night Sessions segment) on BBC London 94.9.
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Alexander Zinoviev belonged to those Soviet philosophers who opposed dogma in science and humanitarian thought in the 1950s and 1960s, their heated debates influenced public attitudes, shaped the views and beliefs of the Soviet intelligentsia. His sociological novels, which were circulated in samizdat during the late "stagnation" period, contributed to the collapse of official ideology, which had already pretty weakened after strikes by dissidents and Solzhenitsyn. Zinoviev's books were written on the topic of the day, they reflected one or another public mindset, therefore in the 1980s their readers were "westerners", in the 1990s they were "soilers". His works began to be published quite late, after the books of Andrei Platonov and Vladimir Nabokov, but before Solzhenitsyn. "Yawning Heights" sold out in a rather large circulation, "Communism as a Reality" in 1994 did not arouse much reader interest.
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The half-hour show featured guests from various backgrounds, ranging from sports athletes to reporters to political figures or even entertainers, participating as panelists in a round table discussion on notable sports events of the day, with Landsberg serving as the moderator. Occasionally, an episode would feature just one guest in a one-on-one interview with Landsberg, usually from the sports world or WWE personalities. Prior to the second commercial break of the show, a portion of the commercial bumper included a "Quirky Fact" shown on the screen related either to the major sports topic of the day, or in relation to the guest being interviewed by Landsberg. Prior to the third commercial break, a portion of the bumper included Landsberg reading a witty e-mail to the show from a viewer, often in the form of quips directed towards him.
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Gorillas became the topic of the day with the return of the explorer Paul Du Chaillu. Owen arranged for him to speak and display his collections on stage at a spectacular Royal Geographical Society meeting on 25 February, and followed this by giving a lecture at the Royal Institution on 19 March on the brains of The Gorilla and the Negro, asserting that the dispute was one of interpretation rather than fact, and hedging his previous claim by stating that humans alone had a hippocampus minor "as defined in human anatomy". This lecture was published in the Athenæum on 23 March with unlabelled and inaccurate illustrations, and Huxley's response in the next issue a week later, Man and the Apes, ridiculed Owen's use of these illustrations and failure to mention the findings of anatomists that the three structures were present in animals. In the following week's issue Owen's letter blamed "the Artist" for the illustrations, but claimed that the argument was correct and referred the reader to his 1858 paper.
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