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Analysis of Language Learning in Saudi Students Education Case Study
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Participant 1 is a typical Saudi student and studied English for six years as one of the mandatory curricula in the second level of education. During her undergraduate study, she undertook six modules of English. As a teaching assistant, P1 was granted MSc and Ph.D. scholarship. P1 said: “I don’t know how it would be difficult for me if I didn’t have that course.”
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Second Language Teaching and Learning Education Essay
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The author of the paper states that to achieve this goal acquaintance with grammatical features is not enough as learners need to gain other characteristics of the language to facilitate efficient communication. In Australia learning and teaching the English language is compulsory at the elementary level of education.
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A Range of Data Collection Methods Education Research Proposal
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The qualitative research design was also multi-modal, as interviews and observation were used in data collection. In view of that, a qualitative case study research design was selected to answer the four proposed research questions in a bid to determine whether the SA context has a considerable effect on Saudi students' SLA.
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Challenges Encountered by People with Intellectual Disabilities Education Literature review
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The exploitation is because they depend on other to perform most of the activities for them. The poor social skills also impacts negatively on the health of the adults with intellectual disabilities as it exposes them to loneliness which contributes to stress. This has the ability of affecting their health and hence increasing their challenges.
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Second Language Literacy Education Literature review
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Learners did not prefer the teacher giving instructions on how to carry out their activities in the Arabic language. There are some issues that problematize facts. For instance, during the author's tenure as an English teacher in an Arabic school, a number of issues were poignant. First, sometimes English is better taught monolingually.
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Reflective Practice and Lifelong Learning and Technological Advances within the Industry Education Essay
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The focus will be on the assessment of teaching digital image manipulation with reference to concepts such as Adobe CS 6 Photoshop. I have been teaching the subject for eight years at a TAFE institution. In the course of my first year of teaching the concept of digital image manipulation, I had to work through industrial standard Adobe software in the form of Adobe CS 2 and Photoshop Elements 6.
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Value of Science Education for Children Education Term Paper
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Science is more or less the collective creation of knowledge and facts rather than collecting information and theories compiled by teachers and textbooks. Science is a vital aspect of learning that children have to grow with to help them understand the environment they live in. Science helps children to answer the most important life question, “why” which is the root of all other life aspects.
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Ecologising Education in Present and Future Education Essay
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The paper will explain the features of ecological education, reasons for the education for a sustainable future, the benefits of ecologist education, the challenges of ecologist education, and the opportunities of ecological education in the present and in the future. The current society has witnessed great changes both from natural to the human.
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How Education Is Changing in the 21st Century Education Essay
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Some of the drivers of change in 21st-century education are technology, and this has been a vital masterpiece in ensuring that education is made easier and enjoyable on the part of the student. Since education was earlier viewed as a form of punishment on the part of the students, this notion has been significantly changed by the technological innovations that have taken place.
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Will the Current Changes in the UAE System of Education Help Children with Internalization Challenges Education Literature review
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Policies and practices that are passed by the government shape how society views children and the purpose of the education system. It is for this reason that the United Arab Emirates believes the first process of producing a stable and well-prepared workforce for the future is to shape an education system that reaches every kind of child. 
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The Process of Linguistic Development of the Second Language Education Term Paper
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The aim of this literature review is to discover whether the estimated benefits of the Study Abroad (SA) context and experience are supported by empirical studies, as well as ascertain whether second language learning within the SA context has greater benefits than regular AH setting or classroom learning. Towards this end, two underlying strands of literature are targeted.
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Online Learning Is Becoming Increasingly Popular Education Report
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E-learning permits the student to learn everywhere and normally whenever he/she likes, so long as he/she has a computer that is correctly configured. What’s more, e-Learning has transformed the educational sector, and also it has revolutionized the manner students perceive acquisition of skill and knowledge in general.
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Aspects of Lesson Planning and Delivery, Creating a Friendly Learning Environment Education Assignment
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The paper “Aspects of  Lesson Planning and Delivery, Creating a Friendly Learning Environment” is an apposite variant of an assignment on education. Under the influence of Madeline Hunter’s model for evaluation of the elements of the lesson design, there are diverse emerging trends. The lessons focus on science, language arts, probability, calculus, blood circulation,
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Advantages and Disadvantages of IT Based Education Education Report
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The virtual interface between the instructor and student is usually provided by web-based tools hence its name electronic learning. E-Learning has gained popularity in learning institutions in recent years. Web technology has become an important element influencing the learning environment in many institutions around the world (Ferriman, 2013).
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Comprehensive Standardisation and Assessment of Higher Education Argument Education Article
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Specific Undergraduate programs for instance Law seems to have developed into double degrees of rather advanced degrees that are complete-fee compensating. Other professional programs are now existing that are exclusively alumnus entry (2.2), the reason being (3) the move to destroy Institutions of Enhanced Education (4)
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Context of Culture and Context of Situation Education Essay
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Language exists within a culture. Knowledge is usually transmitted in social contexts via relationships that are defined in value systems and cultural ideology. Meanings are realized within the context of the situation (Fairclough, 2003).  Texts are understood within the context of situations in which they are spoken or written.
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Analysis of Ideational and Textual Meaning Education Literature review
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The paper "Analysis of Ideational and Textual Meaning" is a wonderful example of a literature review on education. The essay involves a discourse analysis that engages in the process of analysis and interpretation of a particular discourse that was published through social media.
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Instances of Effective Teaching and Learning Education Case Study
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Teaching in the clinical setting is a taxing task, a task that scores of clinical educators assume without sufficient orientation or preparation. As most of the clinical teaching is carried out in ambulatory settings, educators must be efficient. Effective clinical educators show interest in learning and teaching and spend time with their learners explaining things and answering questions.
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Early Education - Bright Beginnings of Early Childhood Centre in England Education Case Study
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Early childhood is an important period for children to develop their cognitive functions and the cognitive development includes the development of language skills, motor skills, psychological cognitive and learning skills which are all influence by eternal factors that include the nature of the education setting in which a child is exposed to during their first years of his/her life (Elliot 2006, Pg 5).  
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Teacher Professional Development at Schools in the United Arab Emirates Education Essay
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It is evidently clear from the discussion that the practice, impression, as well as the concepts of PLCs relating to other cultural backgrounds, has been principally neglected. Nonetheless, as an insight into PLCs’ promise receives global recognition, it is imperative to appreciate the efforts from other countries.
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Teaching Methods for Children with Intellectual Disability Education Essay
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Since there are particular patterns associated with learning difficulties, different strategies should be applied to effectively teach challenged children in general learning institutions. Teachers handling students with autism or intellectual disability should be well informed on how the learning process for challenged students differs.
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International Education Environment Education Essay
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International schools, in Australia, refer to the schools that facilitate an international learning environment, by adopting of national education curriculum that is different from that of local schools. These schools adopt curricula such as Cambridge International Examinations or International Baccalaureate.
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Chocolate Consumption and Improved Brain Performance in University Performance Education Research Paper
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Cognitive decline is a big health problem, especially among aging. As people get old, their cognitive ability reduces. People start experiencing problems such as memory loss, low reasoning capability, and reduced brain performance. This is attributed to reduced blood to the brain and leads to widespread damage of the white matter.
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The Video Game Visuals and the Visuals Used in Online Learning Education Term Paper
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The learning of science for instance is very difficult for many people. Different methods have been devised to facilitate the learning of science. The science includes such subjects as Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Mathematics. One of the methods, which I find interesting, and which I am going to discuss in this paper is the use of visuals.
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Spelling Difficulties of Saudi Students Education Coursework
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In the process of trying to understand the topic of misspelling among Arab English students, it will not be possible to get a better understanding of the relationship between the problem and the report provided. It will not be possible to understand the contributing factors to the problem of misspelling English words.   
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Should Government Provide HECS for Poor University Students in Australia Education Article
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This system of HECS was introduced in Australia in the year 1989 prior to which students were required to make full payments of fees in order to continue their learning in higher education.
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How Technology Improves Higher Education Education Term Paper
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Synchronous tools require that individuals are available to communicate. In asynchronous tools, a user can leave a message so that the recipient can read it the next time he logs in. Synchronous tools include chat, instant messages, and online conferences enabling real-time interactions since they allow groups to interact simultaneously.
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Intellectual Disability and Autism Education Essay
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In order to help such students achieve academically, the instructor should have the capacity to identify the students with disorders in order for the interventional measures to be devised. For students suffering from intellectual disability, the instructor should avail him/herself for longer-than-normal durations.
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The Teacher-Student Interaction and Role of Tutoring in Problem Solving Education Case Study
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The teacher does it with a purpose because she knows that when content is personalized, its reuse becomes easier. This does not only enhance the students' experiences but also assists them in repurposing teacher's offerings in their personal contexts. The teacher effectively uses the narrative approach to personalization, as stated by Conlan.  
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The Use of Technology in Education in Saudi Arabia Education Literature review
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Saudi Arabia has an extensive geographic area with a large number of communities isolated from the key population centers. In such situations, e-learning has been rationalized to offer the potential to deliver educations services to remote regions, hence minimizing disparities in the diverse regions. 
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The Teacher-Student Communication, Receptive and Productive Skills, Formal and Informal Contact Education Case Study
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Bartels (2005, p. 78) in his study points out that interaction facilitates interaction this is because of linguistic and conversation modification that takes place in the discourse and that offer learner with the necessary input they need. Therefore, through the interactions, the learners have the chance to not only understand but also use language that may be considered incomprehensible.
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Broad Standardisation and Evaluation of Higher Education Education Report
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Expanding tertiary education without checking it is not sustainable. This is because it satisfies greedy administrators’ egos and it has created for some group of woeful academics a sheltered workshop. A society that is increasingly ever dependent on education has been created. Some degree courses such as law have become like double degrees or postgraduate degrees that are full-fee paying.
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Research as a Method of Educating Oneself Education Assignment
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Research is not merely a journey to a library to collect a heap of materials or collecting the initial few data through searching with a computer (Redding-Jones 2005). Research is hunting for reality.  It is gaining factual information on a subject through reflecting, reading on it, playing with various ideas, selecting one’s areas of interest as well as following them up.
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Teaching and Educating Students with the Disability Education Essay
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Education for disabled people has been initiated through specialized training of the teachers and other stakeholders who are involved in the whole endeavor of protecting and enhancing quality care. The teachers who handle disabled students undergo more specialized education that ensures that they can handle any challenge that comes along with the teaching and provision.
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Teaching Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder Education Report
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The symptoms of ASD differ from one individual to the other, which means that each person with this disorder has unique needs and abilities. Individuals with ASD have varying levels of intelligence; some are of normal intelligence, while others have intellectual disabilities that can range from mild to severe. These differences should be taken into consideration when teaching students with ASD.
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Teaching in Schools with Autism Spectrum Disorders Education Essay
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The social impairments vary from one individual to the other and include poor joint attention, impaired eye gaze, inappropriate acquisition of age- correspondent friendships, and minimal verbal initiations (Owen-DeSchryver et al, 2008). In general, it is a developmental disability that is complex and usually affects how an individual communicates and relates to others.
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To What Extent Can Teach Methodologies Overcome the Difficulties and Obstacles Related to Children Education Essay
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The acquisition of a second language presents a language competence among children. This is necessary especially before critical periods in the life of a person. The second language will give grammatical competence and the ability to learn quickly among children. Communication competence will evolve in children learning cultures from native languages.
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The Spelling Difficulties Education Case Study
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I realized emphasized that some components in a classroom situation but do not touch on teaching. As a result, I noted that learners have been forced to come up with various methods of pronunciation that have resulted in obstacles in the act of communication (Brown, 2000). Furthermore, during my teaching experience I, noted that students in Saudi learning institutions have put more focus on consonant pronunciation.
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Choosing the Right Career Education Essay
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A good career not only gives an individual a sense of satisfaction and pride, but it helps one to be content and happy if they choose a career that is of deep interest to them. Choosing the right career is personal because it is not a ‘one job fits all’ situation. To choose a good career, one has to be really passionate about it. Rome was not built in a day, is a famous saying and so also careers.
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Effective Teaching Strategies for EAL/D Learners Education Research Paper
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In view of the foregoing, many teaching strategies and support programs have been developed to cater to the ever-rising number of learners of EAL/D. Considering the varied backgrounds of EAL/D learners, several strategies have been found to be most effective in addressing the needs of this category of students.
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Supporting Gifted and Talented Students Education Case Study
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The strength that Cassie depicts is related to language development and over time she is slowly beginning to write and read independently. Though Cassie wants to spend her time in schools doing these things her educator does not support her as compared to her parents. She constantly urges her to engage in activities that require basic use of hands since they are age-appropriate.
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Curriculum Design in Saudi Arabia Education Assignment
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The course will run for 10 weeks (40 teaching hours), enhancing English development for intermediate-level ESL students. The course is developed to assist ESL learners to practice essential grammar skills as well as language structures critical in the development of background information, formal definitions, summarizing of major concepts, and presentation.
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Translation of English Film Titles Education Term Paper
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The process of translation is usually an enormous task especially to those researchers who have a quest of carrying out extensive research in making some sense out of those English movies for them to be understood by other people of different languages. Many times English movies have had to be translated into a variety of other languages that are not necessarily English.
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Supporting Diverse Gifted Students Education Literature review
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Based on the reading a number of terminologies have been used and they include giftedness and twice-exceptional. A major message in the reading is the common characters and the various learning needs of gifted students.  Another key message that is p portrayed by the reading is inclusive education for all (Jarvis, n.d). 
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Teacher Effectiveness - Lesson Evaluation Tool Education Assignment
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The Topic of World Wars is a topic that is usually complex for learners to comprehend if a lesson is not well strategized. The teacher, therefore, has to utilize various teaching aids to help in making learners grasp the content. This evaluation tool assesses the strengths of the teacher in the lesson and the weaknesses.
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The Influence of Motivation on Successful Learning Education Essay
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The learning success among students is powerfully influenced by the learning beliefs and goals. Most students across the globe have an unending in-drive to succeed on their academic tests; however, it has been established that the likelihood of their success is largely influenced by not only the actual ability but also by the goals and beliefs that they bring to achievement situation.
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Source of Learning Differences in Second Language Acquisition Education Coursework
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No two human beings, including identical twins, can ever be exactly the same. They may have certain similarities with respect to appearance, physique, temperament, and so on but they will also have several differences in other areas of their being. One area where these differences that separate one individual from one another are very apparent.
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Preschool Home Literacy Practices and Childrens Literacy Development Education Literature review
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This is a case study of a child born to Arabic-speaking parents in an English-speaking country. It examines how the child’s grasp of the English language will further his development once he returns to his country of origin. The paper linguistics, as well as the social-cultural challenges that young learner from UEA encounter in an attempt to improve English proficiency in foreign countries.
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Theories of Teaching and Learning Education Article
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Environmental, emotional, and cognitive influence, along with earlier experience plays an important part in the way a worldview or understanding is changed or acquired and how skills and knowledge are retained. Behaviorism and constructivism are two important learning theories that try to explain how learning occurs.
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The Mathematics, Science, and Technology Experiences and Understandings of a Young Child Education Case Study
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Maymay just woke up from her midday rest. Her mother was getting her dressed. She pointed at the number “3” on the clock. It shows she is ‘beginning to read the time on a digital clock’. When asked what time it was, she said 3 o’clock, it shows she is ‘beginning to understand numeral- number relationships’ and the time was 3.05 pm. When asked what should be done at 3 o’clock, she said cake.
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