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Legal and Moral Implications of the Principle of Equity Law Article
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Sustainable development had been described as meeting the present requirements without undermining the ability of future generations to meet their needs. This idea had been reiterated frequently during the Rio Declaration. Furthermore, sustainable development had been underlying the discussions leading to the Stockholm Declaration.
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The Justiciability Significance of CES-Rights Law Research Proposal
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The United Nations (UN) plays a vital role in not only protecting human rights but also overseeing the global implementation of the same rights. It recognizes that all human rights are universal, inseparable as well as interdependent, and interconnected. Therefore, each country under the UN jurisdiction has the obligation to accord equal consideration for all human rights as a plan to realize equity within the respective jurisdictions.
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Case Involving Misrepresentation of Information in a Contractual Agreement on the Sale of Property Law Case Study
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Looking at the above facts, it can be said that Mr. Manfredi was intentionally misrepresented by Mr. Eggplant in the sale of the Café. This is because the terms that were laid for the sale of the property were not made innocently, and there is proof of intentional fault with the documentation involved in the deal.
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The Life of Peter Sutcliffe Law Case Study
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Sociological theories play a significant role in explaining the social relation of the people in the society. The theories are useful in explaining some of the behaviors that are portrayed by individuals or groups in society. Crime is a social issue and sociological theories explain why crimes are committed within certain communities and why they are committed by certain individuals or groups.
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What Kind of Business Structure to Opt for Law Assignment
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You are a very good seamstress and therefore want to use these skills to enter into business to offer your skills in sewing, making repairs and sewing school badges and color awards onto blazers. You are thinking of starting a new business and you want my advice on what business structures are available for your new business.
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Trademark Law Issues Law Article
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The use of foreign words as trademarked names for products requires a consideration of various factors. For instance, as outlined in Clark Equipment Co v Registrar for Trade Marks, there is a general principle that requires the TMO to consider whether the chosen names present the likelihood that other competitors might have the desire to use them. 
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International Business Transactions, Australian Consumer Law Law Assignment
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Conducting international business involves the development of market entry strategies that are both sustainable and valid for the business. While globalisation of operations might be undertaken utilizing different approaches, many of the simple approaches involve legal elements made through agreement.
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Legal Analysis of Workplace Incident on a Production Line Law Case Study
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In the past decade, the legislatures in Australia have been working hard to come up with improvements in the regulations and rules and other policies that are aimed at protecting workers from suffering work-related accidents and injuries (Queensland, 2014). However, the current trend still indicates that individuals are still exposed to dangerous situations at their workplaces; this can result in dire ramifications.
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Advocacy and Human Rights Law Report
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This paper aims at investigating the best advocacy and human right that can be used to address a case where a mother complained that her daughter, who has a physical disability could not participate in an art project involving all the other members of her class, a presentation of Balinese dancing, and the school says there isn’t a suitable role for her.
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Human Rights and Advocacy Law Essay
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The influence of people have on the environment is a global issue given the utmost attention it deserves. On the other hand, the effect of the built environment on the population is an issue that receives low attention.
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Common Law System Law Essay
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The common law system is set up and established through the court decision. It provides a platform for seeking and pursuing justice among members of any state. When one fills his or her rights are violated and is able to seek justice through the court of law where legislation exists, it is interpreted by the court.
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Justiciability of Minority Socio-Economic and Cultural Rights Law Research Proposal
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The fundamental question thus arising from this is if judicial protection is an essential component for the successful realization and protection of the economic, social, and cultural rights of minorities. It also begs the question of whether judicial protection can bridge the gap between international and state-level jurisdictions.
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Kakavas v Crown Melbourne Law Assignment
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It is quite essential to state that Harry Kakavas had a severe problem with gambling. He made claims of suffering from a mental instinctive motive to gamble and between 2005 and 2006, he lost $20.5 million for playing baccarat at one of the casinos in Melbourne which was run by Crown Melbourne Limited.
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Law of Communication: Jurisdictional Issues Arise about Females Fortnightly Law Assignment
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Sam made a reckless publication with absolute disregard for proving the truthfulness or falsity of the assertions and allegations of impropriety. The allegations or assertions made, although in the public interest, should be true and provable. Sam fails to take any reasonable steps to verify the accuracy of the information he published.
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Constitutionality of Religious Anti-Vilification Laws in Australia Law Essay
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The laws have become a permanent vehicle for some religious extremists who use them to silence some debates by making claims of being attached. Therefore, this research focuses on the constitutionality of religious anti-vilification laws in Australia by examining not only the cases but also an in-depth analysis of the constitutional law.
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Jurisprudence - Legal Reasoning Law Term Paper
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Legal reasoning is different from the reasoning of politicians as judges are constrained by the law. Precedents bind judges while politicians are not. It relies on the comparison and contrast of a complex set of facts that are understood and organized by means of concepts. Judges can and do covertly depend on political considerations in their legal norms of making decisions.
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Mass Imprisonment is Ineffective as Deterrence to Crime Law Literature review
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The sheer number occurs when the rate of imprisonment has risen above the average historical rate of imprisonment for that country – best exemplified by the US case. On the other hand, the social concentration of imprisonment effects, according to Garland (2001), refers to the transition of the system from individual-centric to becoming a system of imprisonment of whole groups of the population.
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Ethical and Legal Issues in Relation to Abortion Law Essay
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The ongoing debates on abortion in regard to ethical and legal aspects may relate to conscience and choice. According to Australian legislation, abortion is legal when performed by doctors who are certified and perform the act only on licensed premises (Dean & Allanson, 2004). Thus women may do abortions in a lawful way.
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The Banker Customer Relationship Law Research Paper
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The common law does not provide a comprehensive definition of the term banking. All the same, it is commonplace to accept the traits of banking activity, which had been ascertained by Denning MR in United Dominions Trust Ltd v Kirkwood. The characteristics identified by him were; first, the conduct of current accounts; the payment of cheques; and the collection of cheques for a customer.
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Tonys Taxable Income Law Assignment
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Section 17 of the Income Tax Act requires income tax to be levied on the taxable income which is taken from the year of a person’s income tax. Companies are expected to pay taxes for a year of income. Tony is employed as a pharmacist under a contract for five years since July 2012. This means that the contract lasts up to July 2017. His annual salary is $150, 000 per annum.
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Analysis of Commeriacal Law Cases Law Case Study
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The Champagne manufacturer owes mason a duty of care to ensure that he can open his bottle with no risk of harm. The champagne manufacturer is in breach of this duty by failing to design a cap that does not pop out violently. Alternatively, they should have warned users that the bottle ejects the cap violently upon being shaken.
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Cyber Law in Australia Law Assignment
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Instead of overly relying on Ainsworth to support the stance taken by Kevin Gray, the commerce test is essential, especially in testing what a property is in light of technological advancement. Several judges prefer going the commerce test way to ensure consistency between the commercial meaning and legal meaning of what a property is.
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The Case between Mr Steve and Bea Law Assignment
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The issue at hand is a legal offense that was committed by Mr. Steven as per the claims of Bea. Mr. Steven has a store of artifacts that are normally displaced for any potential buyer to purchase. Bea, a female customer, approached Mr. Steven with an aim of buying an artifact that she was so much interested in.
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Whether Ronald Can Succeed in Making Auto Angels Refund His Money Law Assignment
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The legal issue, in this case, will be to establish whether Ronald can succeed in making Auto Angels refund his money. There is also another issue to determine whether clause 13 of the contract can protect Auto angels from any liability. There is also the issue to determine whether the promise to install a stereo was a term of the contract.
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The Function of Property Law and Effects of Exclusion Law Case Study
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Instead of overly relying on Ainsworth to support the stance taken by Kevin Gray, the commerce test is essential, especially in testing what a property is in light of technological advancement. Several judges prefer going the commerce test way to ensure consistency between the commercial meaning and legal meaning of what a property is.
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The Formation of a Legally Enforceable Contract Law Assignment
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The classic definition of consideration is found in the case of Currie v Misa where Lush J stated that a valuable consideration in law consists of an interest, right, profit or benefit that accrues on one party for a forbearance, loss, detriment, or responsibility given, suffered or undertaken by others. This means that valuable consideration is given when the requirement of a benefit or a detriment is disclosed.
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The Aspect of Court Proceedings Relating to Summary Proceedings Law Case Study
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Case Based on Legislation and Common Law Law Case Study
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Falsehood in a statement recession holds a chance though it does not if the discovery of the evidence follows a lapse of time. Such lapse of time affects Mr. Manfredi seriously if he had already altered the vegetarian café then at that time it would be difficult to reseed since the likelihood was he had already spent money on renovations.
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Analysis of Contracts Law Issues Law Assignment
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The case study deals with the doctrine of estoppel, which states that the court can prevent a litigant from taking the matter to court where in normal circumstances; it could have taken place in order to prevent an inequitable result on the other party.  In that, estoppel occurs when one party depends on the promise of another party and with that reliance the party gets injured or damaged.
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Code of Ethics and the Laws That Govern Nurses and Medical Practitioners Law Case Study
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Claire who is 20 years old had an accident while cycling and sustained serious injuries in her abdomen and trauma in her head. Her father, mother, and an ex-boyfriend with whom they had broken up 3 years ago accompanied her to the hospital. Due to the severity of Clare’s injury, the medical practitioners advised of two main surgical options.
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Objectives of the Fair Work Act 2009 Law Essay
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An understanding of employee relationships is achievable through the application of the neo-institutionalism approach. It enhances an understanding of how rules embodied in social, political and economic systems impact, influence and account for shifts in employee relations, (Kaufman 2004). Thus, the core of the neo-institutionalism approach to employee relations is the impact of rules.
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The Legal Issues Relating to the Validity of a Contract in the Problem Law Assignment
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In keeping with Commonwealth v Verwayen, Frank and Frances acted “unconscionably” which may lead to the invalidation of the contract. Frank and Frances entered into the contract with a presumption that CF would fulfill all responsibilities and obligations. However, CF did not hold good faith by failing to serve any vegetarian meals for the night.
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Nils Christies Dangerous States Law Essay
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The problems of crime and offending are plaguing modern societies. The enjoyment of the advantages of modern civilization brought about by advances in modern technology and world diplomacy is being jeopardized by the rise of criminality. States are responding by adopting policies that are underpinned by tougher approaches toward crimes.
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The Family Law Act 1975 Law Assignment
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It is essential to state that the children's interests are paramount and the parents are in a better position to look out for the welfare of their children. All children should be raised in a safe and secure environment. Our concept of this environment may vary according to our beliefs, values, and culture.
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Privacy & Media - Open Court Act 2013 Law Research Paper
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Open Court Act 2013(Vic) came into effect on 1 December 2013. According to Section 1, the main purpose of the Act is to reform and consolidate the provisions with the aim of ensuring that the media is able to access information easily. This is considering that prior to the Act the media organizations had a lot of difficulties due to the suppression order.
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Australian Business Law Issues Law Assignment
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Ronald approached Auto Angels with the intention of purchasing a BMW. Barry, a salesperson, promised Ronald a superior car stereo player if he purchased the car. The price of the car was quoted as $34,000. Ronald signed the contract and took delivery of the vehicle. Barry asked Ronald to return after a week to get the stereo installed.
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Simultaneous and Sequential Line-up Procedures Law Coursework
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The most important stage in a potential criminal trial of an individual is the juncture where an eyewitness scrutinizes a lineup and recognizes a suspect. Psychologists have dedicated effort to studying the identification of eyewitnesses and have also shown concerns regarding the recognition precision of eyewitnesses under particular conditions.
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Why Peter Sutcliffe Engaged in Serial Killing Law Case Study
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The world is always fascinated by the cruelty and horror of killings. Fictional individuals such as Michael Myers have been amusing moviegoers; and while these interesting movies continue to circle and crimes in them far-fetched, it will be absurd to imagine that such criminal activities can be a reality.
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Sequential and Simultaneous Line up Procedures Law Assignment
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The sequential lineup procedure is a method that is used to identify suspects at the police station by eyewitnesses.  This method involves producing the suspects or their photos one by one for the purposes of identification by the eyewitnesses (Steblay, 2011).  Through the use of this method, the eyewitness is supposed to make a decision when the suspect or the photos are presented.
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Simultaneous vs Sequential Lineup Procedures Law Assignment
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The fundamental role that wrong eyewitness identifications play in the convictions of innocent people has prompted a great interest in establishing proper ways to minimize eyewitness identification errors. For over 30 years, psychological scientists have conducted a number of laboratory research and have proposed a number of reforms to the currently used procedures.
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Simultnus and Squntil Lin-U rdurs Law Literature review
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According to research, it is evident that switching to sequential line-up procedures from simultaneous procedures has reduced and lowered the rates of identifying innocent suspects as culprits. Miller asserts that if psychology was to be given away, it is important that we give away accurate information (1969).
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Necessary Elements of Negligent Misrepresentation Law Case Study
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The law provides rescission of the contract or damages for misrepresentation. Regarding negligent misrepresentation, the claimant can claim damages and rescission the contract. Thus, Manfredi can rescind the contract and claim damages for fraud and breach of contract, according to the relevant legislation and decided cases.
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Elements for Establishing Fraudulent Misrepresentation Law Case Study
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Generally speaking, Elvis Eggplant, the director of HappyHippie Pty Ltd provided false information to Manfredi, with the intention of inducing the latter to purchase a vegetarian café from his company. There was as much as 60% inflation in the historical figures made available to Manfredi by Elvis Eggplant.
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Occupational Health and Safety Law Law Assignment
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From the scenario, it is evident that Rajesh is an employee of Yum Yum Pizzas. Rajesh being a university student is employed on a part-time basis to deliver pizzas. He usually conducts his work on shifts that are specified by the employer. In addition, the time at which he begins his work is usually particular but his finishing time is not specific.
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Simultaneous And Sequential Line-up Procedures Law Literature review
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A mistaken eyewitnesses can have a significant role in the conviction of the innocent. This has necessitated the need of finding ways of reducing eyewitness identification errors. Most of the reforms proposed, including the double-blind administration, have not been viewed as controversial in principle and many states have adopted them.
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The Existence of a Contract and the Common Law Rights under the Contract Law Law Assignment
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Their claims of Elena should be handled in such a way as to reveal that she is the one who facilitated the termination of the contract because she did not reveal all the information as it was. She should, therefore, give out a total refund to Lin and Chen and organize the repair of the damages that were caused.
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Law of Financial Institutions and Securities Law Assignment
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The product is income protection insurance which as per 764A of the Corporations Act 2001 is a contract of insurance that is not a life policy or a sinking fund policy with the meaning of the Life Insurance Act. In this case, the insurance product is a consumer credit insurance product. Under RG 234, advertisements for financial products, as well as advisory services, should give clear, correct and balanced messages.
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Doctrine of Unjust Enrichment Law Research Paper
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The principle of unjust enrichment is an equitable principle that has, for many years now been a remedy in preventing a person from wrongful gain to the detriment of another.  The application of such principles having been received in Australia in 1972, development has been inevitable from then onwards.
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Australian Stance on Price Signaling Law Essay
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According to Australian Consumer and Competition Commission, price signaling involves the disclosure of prices to the competitors in private where doing so is not in the ordinary course of business. Price signaling also involves the disclosure of information for the purposes of lessening competition. However, the provision of Division 1A of part 4 suggests that price signaling is only applicable to the banking industry.
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China Accession to the World Trade Organisation Law Research Paper
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The process was a major landmark for China's integration into the world economy. China's quest to join WTO had taken 15 years a process which acted as a learning experience. The 15 years in which the Chinese government had taken to join WTO involved a lot of negotiations which took a long time, unlike other countries.
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