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Anthropology Essays

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Anthropological Aspect of Breast Cancer Anthropology Research Paper
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Breast cancer is one of the growing health problems in the United States. Fundamentally, breast cancer is a medical issue and mostly related to the field of medicine and health care. Since the United States is a land of diverse ethnic communities, other than medical causes, other socio-economic factors also contribute to their presence in the growing number of breast cancer-related cases.
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Addictions in the Era of Economical Destabilization Anthropology Coursework
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Terms such as economic depression may not be as weighty until one focuses on the implications that it may have on a nation. As this research literature indicates, a single society of Greece is suffering the massive effects of the ongoing economic crisis; drug addicts. In as much as they are branded as addicts.
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Anthropology of Japan Anthropology Essay
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There were crucial geographical factors that resulted in different effects in relation to those who were affected. Mobilization and systematic organization of rescuing and relief staffs, maintenance of transport facilities that function may have led to minimal deaths and although with a high number of people who survived.
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Change of the Relationship Between India, the USA and China Anthropology Essay
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India has structured a new salience in the United States toward Asian Countries. The rise of China has risen an effect on the core interest of India. Delhi has started inclining towards the US in the Asian policy articulation. While Washington and Delhi are not allied, the pressures between them in coordination their Asian strategies are believed to mount amidst the assertive rise of China.
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Genealogy Report Anthropology Essay
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The author's parents made him understand that he was a Jew, despite being born and raised in a cosmopolitan region of Bronx, New York. Interaction, in school, and other social places, with his peers in the neighborhood made could not allow him to pursue his Jewish way of life and other traditional requirements of any Jewish boy.
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Article Write-Ups Anthropology Essay
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There is a difference between genetic or molecular programming from computer programming. This is due to the difference in the changes that occur in computer and molecular programming. Simple mutations in molecular programming result in bigger changes.
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Aztecs, Mayans and Incas Anthropology Literature review
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This period started from 250 AD to around 900 AD and is considered to be the golden age of the Maya city-states. This period was characterized by most of the cultural and artistic achievements of the era and the region. From 400 AD, many developments were done including the development of the first dominant city-state.
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Ethnicity and Race Anthropology Literature review
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The two articles are relevant to the topic “Ethnicity and Race” and thus they should be used in research or studies in other social fields such as sociology and philosophy. As the essay explains the author of the article, “Race and the Construction of Human Identity” focuses on America during the colonization period. 
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Gender, Folklore and Inequality Anthropology Assignment
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In cross-cultural studies of many existing ethnic cultures all over the world, menstruation has been portrayed as a negative act. During their menstrual cycles, women are seen as dangerous, poisonous and as a source of pollution. During the olden days, women who were menstruating were believed to contaminate everything they came into contact with.
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Comparing Oil Industry in Angola and South Texas Anthropology Research Paper
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The research paper also talks about the various effects brought about by oil drilling; these include, economic, political, social and environmental problems caused by the drilling process. It looks at the fracking method used by the people of Texas in the mining process. The research also highlights the factors that bring about the difference between the whole industries in the two countries.
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10 Civilization Defining Criteria by Gordon Childe Anthropology Essay
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The most criteria defining civilization is the presence of a large settlement. It is through this settlement that there emerged leaders whose role was to bring order in society through a system of government. It is through the system of inheriting leadership that there developed a well-entrenched ruling class. 
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Mosques as an Integral Part of the Islamic Religion Anthropology Report
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Additionally, the mosques also serve as community centers and social halls. Some mosques even allow Muslims to stay during the night if the need arises. The mosques are headed by one or more local leaders, also known as imams. These imams head the daily prayers and often hold learning program for different groups, including the youth, women etc.
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Anthropology and Homelessness in World Facts Anthropology Term Paper
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Further on causes are poverty and poor government policy like property ownership laws that favor men's housing and inheritance in most developing countries. These results in overcrowding in towns especially slums and the resultant effects of overcrowding regardless of the cause may include an outbreak of diseases due to poor hygiene like typhoid or town loitering and crime.
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Hunting Methods of Early Man Anthropology Coursework
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The animal could get exhausted and when it runs for shade, it was captured and killed at a close range with a spear. Some archaeologists have argued against this method, citing that the early man could also get very tired from running. Evidence has been found with the people of South Kalahari in Africa, who used to run after antelopes for food.
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The Book He She and It Anthropology Book Report/Review
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The book is about Shira (the main character) who losses the custody of Ari (her sons) to Josh (her ex-husband). She then lives to her home Tikva (her home town) from her Yakamura-Stichen (Y-S). On arrival in Tikva, she gets the work of socialization of Yod (cyborg) who has been illegally created by Avram to act as the city protector.
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A Womens Dinner Cultural Event Anthropology Report
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While speeches will not be the sole medium used to present the Turkish culture to the guests at the dinner, they will, nevertheless, be an integral part of the event. The significance of a video clip or a dance may need to be explained in a speech. The success or failure of the dinner will depend on how well the various speakers will have mastered the art of speaking to an audience.
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Meaning of Post-development by Escobar Anthropology Essay
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However, academicians who view development via deconstructionism and post-modernity lenses have influenced development’s traditional view. The deconstructionism and post-modernity theories tended to challenge the primary views of reality and objectivity.
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Interpreting Different Cultures Anthropology Essay
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The need for different cultures to relate well is imminent in a global world that people live in today. Dumont’s argument has fundamental impacts on how the world is going to be able to live in harmony, even as globalization makes this large planet into a village where cultures from all over the world continue to collide and mesh with each other.
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The Delaware Tribe of Indians Anthropology Research Paper
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The paper concludes that the group is on the verge of extinction and recommends that programs and measures are put in place to determine their number and preserve their culture. Relevant resources will ensure that Delaware children are taught their culture from an early age and supported through government-funded programs.
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The Concept of Biopower Anthropology Essay
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In the works of In Foucault, biopower has been used to denote practices of risk regulation, public health, and regulation of heredity among other regulatory mechanisms usually linked less directly to the literal physical health. Biopower can also be understood to be the only privilege of the modern states to "make life or let die".
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The Reasons for the Perpetuation of the Drug Crisis in Latin America Anthropology Essay
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The trafficking of illegal drugs is a signature of Latin American input to our globalized world. Today the Latinos, especially Mexico and Colombia, play the supreme roles in terms of drug production and distribution. While heroin, marijuana, and cocaine have long presumed as primary trafficked drugs, in the recent past the drug trafficking organizations have amplified shipments of methamphetamines.
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Texas Immigration Anthropology Essay
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The paper will proceed by discussing the root causes of German immigration to Texas, the conditions of immigration, the assimilation process and their current life in Texas. It will conclude by presenting in reinforcing points that will be discussed in the body. Immigration, according to Daniels is the movement and permanent settlement of people in a country where they are not natives. 
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Is Multiculturalism Bad for Women Anthropology Coursework
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Forced marriages, FGM, polygamy and the punishing of women for being raped as well as unequal access to health and education for men and women among others are issues and situations that are permissible in some parts of the globe. The demand for multiculturalism and some rights of particular minority groups have an influence on the continuance.
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Distortion of Ancient African Civilization Contribution to Modern Society Anthropology Literature review
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Civilization is the complex state of a society characterized by social stratification, urban development, domination over the natural environment, and symbolic communication forms like writing systems. Civilizations are associated with socio-politico-economic characteristics, including specialization of labor and domestication and centralization of humans.
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An Old Fashioned Prejudice Anthropology Case Study
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The author of the paper states that people do not notice the difference with their everyday reality and this is a perfect indication that virtual and reality cannot be separated and admitting their differences is actually an old-fashioned prejudice. Take the example of people wanting to build houses or offices.
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Evolution of Eating Project Anthropology Assignment
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The agrarian revolution brought about a variety of plants and animals that can be domesticated. One will, therefore, find that some of those foodstuffs we eat currently, most of them were not there in the earlier days, or if they were, then the kind of preparation has really changed. The early man used to eat anytime the felt the punks of hunger, where there was no specified time to take food. 
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Music Archaeology in the United States Anthropology Case Study
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Not much contribution is linked to music archeology. Understanding of the United States music archaeological analysis will involve excavating music artifacts and finding out cultural and contexts that explain the advent or rather the origin of music and musical instruments. Contributions to various musical artifacts and instrumentation are useful in the current United States politics and culture.
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Parts of Anthropology Science Anthropology Essay
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The study of human beings' past and the present are known as anthropology. As part of anthropology, biological anthropology that is also known as physical anthropology tries to understand how humans usually adapt to different environments by looking at their natural origin, evolution, and variation.
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Is the Theory of Cultural Evolution Inherently Ethnocentric Anthropology Research Paper
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Modern anthropologists criticize the cultural theory of evolution as ethnocentric since they believe that all cultures have the potential to grow at the same level. It is evident that cultural evolutionary models in their early forms often ignore the possibility of contingency or historical accident. Moreover, cultural evolutionary models are inclined to completely ignore diffusion and cultural contact.
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Paleolithic and Modern Diet Anthropology Essay
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The new Paleo diet imitation involves the consumption of large quantities of meat. This may, unfortunately, ignore the health risks that are associated with meat-eating, ethical issues related to increased animal food demands and environmentally looming crisis that makes eating a lower ecological imperative on the food chain.
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Human Rights Violation Anthropology Essay
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The constitution also goes a step further to stipulate the definitive judgments that should accompany cases where an individual decides to end another's life. Over the years, there have been many reported cases of genocide and excessive police brutality, including massacres where these rights are violated.
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Children Roles as Child Soldiers Anthropology Literature review
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The definition of Child soldiers are those children considered underage, which are still below 18 years of age, and recruited by the government or non-government armed group. Most of them are used as cooks, suicide bombers, messengers, spies, for sexual purposes or even to shield soldiers (secondary roles). 
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Childrens Roles as Child Soldiers Anthropology Case Study
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Childhoods happen in the context. Children’s and young people’s lives are often discussed in such abstract terms that take for granted the spaces, places, objects and practices that make up the everyday world of the child. Principally, this treatise will focus on the roles of children as child soldiers in Somalia pinpointing relevant elements in anthropology and psychology disciplines.
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The Symbolism of Kente Cloth Anthropology Essay
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Kente is a type of strip-woven cloth native to the country of Ghana. It is considered to be one the most well-known of all African textiles. The cloth itself is typically made by Asante and Ewe weavers from that region of the continent, making use of specially designed looms to hone their craft. The origins of Kente cloth date back to the Ashanti Kingdom in the 17th century. 
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The Diversity of Indigo Anthropology Essay
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Indigo is a color that is a cross between blue and violet. Its property of being a deep color has been associated with a variety of ideas and perceptions such as being closely related to spirituality, as the preferred color of royalty and also of intuition (especially in practices of the occult and sorcery) because of its mysterious color.
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Anthropology Questions Anthropology Assignment
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This assignment also discusses how Bobby Sayyid conceptualizes Kemalism, how his analysis might be criticized, what distinguishes the Anthropology of Islam from other approaches to the study of Islam. The approach to the academic study of Islam has major shortcomings one being the tendency of scholars to conflate delimited sections of Islam. 
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Western Stage Theories of Development Anthropology Essay
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These are the theories of development that reveal the development of other nations of the world as a reflection of the western nations and more particularly the European nations. Such theories were developed in the 1950s and 1960 after the Second World War. This is the time Europe had regained its confidence from the war.
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Evolution of Humans in the Future Anthropology Term Paper
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The literature defines human evolution as that six million-year process wherein modern humans evolved from ancestors that were basically apes or ape-like in their biology, and that implies that in terms of biology/physiology and behavior, modern humans evolved from apes, with prospects for continued evolution being traced back to this long evolutionary process with ape-like roots.
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Natural Selection Anthropology Assignment
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This assignment also discusses Chimps-Society, a larger complex community characterized by the social group of males and females, the difference between baboons and chimpanzees. Chimpanzees observe a particular season when females start to produce estrus. Sex activity among chimpanzees is purposefully for recreation and not for pleasure.
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Contradictions that Viramma Makes regarding Life as an Untouchable Anthropology Coursework
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Hindu apartheid had a spiritual sanction that was more elaborate than any other part of the whole world. In India, the Untouchables were perceived to be redressing their social ostracism sins committed in earlier life. Meaning that by total submission, one could anticipate renaissance into one of the "clean" castes. 
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Sociological Perspectives Relating to Intercultural Inequality Anthropology Research Paper
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The analysis has been concentric upon discussing and defining inequality as well as analyzing the manner which potentially is measured. However, the measurement of inequality in and of itself does not affect any level of change. It is only by addressing the root cause and analyzing whether or not relationships exist between inequality and other factors within society that policymakers.
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Max and Weber Differences in Modernity Anthropology Essay
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In contrast, Weber did argue that such arrangements were unimportant while defining social classes and thought they resulted from the individual behaviors of people’s further, Marx did argue that social collection is formed around a group alone. Weber does criticize this view due since max did not define groups based on the differences.
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Social Media and the Impact in the Society Anthropology Essay
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Social networking is a medium used by people globally to communicate or interact with relatives and friends. It is a preferred method of communication by a majority of people. Adults are more likely to be careful about exposing their details to the public as compared to teenagers who use such networks in a manner that could have dangerous repercussions. 
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The Caribbean Community Anthropology Case Study
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The Caribbean Community, with a secretariat in Guyana, is the other major intergovernmental grouping. Its membership includes the countries of the Commonwealth Caribbean, plus Suriname and Haiti. Moves toward regional integration within CARICOM have recently been strengthened with the establishment of the Caribbean Single Market and Economy and the Caribbean Court of Justice.
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Cultural Observation Anthropology Case Study
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It is true that people behave differently depending on the environment they exist in. If it is a big city such as Istanbul the noise and heavy traffic have made them more impatient. Struggling to survive has turned some into kidnappers and so they do not trust each other. Instead, they live in their own small worlds that they have built. 
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Archaeological and Anthropological Details Anthropology Assignment
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One of the most important tasks of anthropologists is the examination of the biological and cultural variability that exists within humanity. They look at the customs of societies in different parts of the world, seeking to find the common elements that define our shared existence and the differences that lend variety to our lives.
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Barbara Myerhoff's Contribution to Methodological and Epistemological Trends Anthropology Essay
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Yes, to see how our body and our spirit are operated with age is shocking and uncomfortable, but it's even worse, the way our society treats the elderly. See what these people lived and how they were treated, makes me more determined to try to improve their situation. Famous anthropologist Barbara Myerhoff received a grant to explore the aging process;
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Psychological Disorder of Anorexia Nervosa Anthropology Essay
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Because of this, it has become essential to ensure that this condition is studied as a psychological problem rooted in modern cultural practices so that a reasonable solution for it can be found. Anorexia is a psychological disorder, which involves individuals excessively restricting their food intake because of a fear of gaining weight.
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Discipline of Anthropology Anthropology Assignment
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This assignment also discusses the disadvantages of an ethnocentric attitude towards things, people, ideas, etc that are different. Cultural relativism entails the aspect of getting to embrace and appreciate all cultures equally. A cultural relative individual will demonstrate little or no biasness towards other cultures.
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Medical Anthropology Anthropology Coursework
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This study enhances the knowledge of individuals within the healthcare field in seeking to provide solutions to health problems across the world. Medical anthropology can be defined as the study of human science which focuses on human health in terms of diseases, the healthcare systems and the bio-cultural adaptation of humans. 
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