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How Can International Peace Be Achieved Politics Coursework
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This coursework discusses how international peace can be achieved using liberalism and realism theories of international relations. According to liberalists, peace can be achieved through the use of international organizations which may be supranational, regional, global, or security organizations such as the League of Nations, UN, NATO, AU, EU, ASEAN, and APEC among others.
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Wiretapping and Violation of Rights and Fourth Amendment Politics Research Paper
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The research paper answers the question: Did the U.S government violate Katz’s Fourth Amendment legal rights when its agents attached some electronic listening and recording devices to the outside of the telephone booth she used? This question was answered by looking at whether the warrantless based wiretapping violates the unreasonable based search.
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Dianne Feinstein, a U.S. Senator From California Politics Essay
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Feinstein was elected to the Senate in 1992, and ever since, she has been a brilliant visionary and a perfect achiever of several legislative changes. Senator Feinstein’s legislative achievements can be listed out for a better understanding of the high determination she posed throughout her career. Dianne Feinstein is currently the Chairperson for U.S. Senate Select Committee on Intelligence. 
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The Impacts of Terrorism on the Urban Form Politics Essay
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Terrorism is one of the issues that have rocked the contemporary environment. In previous years, the issue was not that advanced and excess. On 11 September year 2001, there was one of the most recognized terrorist attacks on World Trade Centre towers. After the attack on the tower, various problems have come up in the city. 
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Mission, History, Important Operations and Significance of Refugees International Politics Coursework
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Refugees International does not accept any form of government funding. The main mission of the organization is to provide protection and lifesaving assistance for all those displaced people and even to promote the necessary solutions for every displacement crisis. This humanitarian organization addresses policy changes or the need for resources. 
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International Organizational Change Politics Essay
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The bipartisan approach embraced by IOs has been closely linked to the material relationship with the member states or otherwise thought to be encrypted and intertwined with the organizations’ culture. This paper seeks to unwind the deadlock and come up with a comprehensive and detailed report on this unending discussion.
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African Politics Politics Essay
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From the Nile in the north to the cape in the south, whites came to the continent as explorers for starters. Missionaries, settlers, and even administrators later followed. The foreigners found the natives were organized into chiefdoms that were mainly grouped by their ethnicities.
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What was Fordism Politics Essay
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In this respect, the Fordism system maintained a substantial quantity of both unfinished and finished products in terms of stock, to ensure that there is a constant supply of the products in the market, during the time when new products are undergoing production through the normal lengthy production lifecycle.
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Democratic Institutionalization Politics Essay
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The empire was split into two independent states of the Dominion of Pakistan and the Union of India under what has come to be referred to as the 3rd June Plan or Mountbatten Plan. The dominion of Pakistan was split into the present Pakistan and Bangladesh.
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Conflict in the Middle East Politics Essay
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One perfect example of parts that are experiencing heightened political temperature is the Middle East. Basically, the Middle East has now been termed as a conflict region as a result of the numerous political, social, and economic challenges that it has experienced (Dana, 2001). 
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General Theoretical Context of Low Youth Voter Turnout Politics Coursework
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Registered citizens entitled to votes become exhausted and withdrawn from voting hence reducing their ability to vote to contribute to low voter turnout. Voters actually know the impacts of politics on their GDP, and hence they will turn in good numbers to vote in the candidate who will not jeopardize the growth of GDP of a particular state at any election period. 
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Colonization Effects on Africas Economy, Culture and Religion Politics Coursework
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Colonization hurt the economies of African countries and destroyed indigenous African culture and religious practices through cultural imperialism.  Proponents of colonization argue that Africa did not have a developed value systems worth preserving. Africa had its unique and indigenous value systems based on African culture and religious practices. 
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Is British Columbia Primarily a Staples Political Economy Politics Assignment
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British Columbia is no longer primarily a staple political economy. A staples economy bases on the staples thesis which sets out an economic growth model that is export-led, showing the way the endowment of a region with natural resources results in autonomous dependence on and demands for exports with their effects extended to technological changes. 
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Neo-Liberalism as an Economic and Political Doctrine in Chile Politics Coursework
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Neo-liberalism can be defined as a set of ideas and policies that are viewed as a revival or rejuvenation of Liberalism. This, therefore, suggests that liberalism has gone through an initial process of growth, decline and finally a recent revival. Neo-liberalism can also be defined as a distinct ideology that stems from liberalism but with different ideas and policies.
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Political Violence Issues in South Asia Politics Case Study
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The countries inclusive of India, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, Cambodia, Afghanistan, Iran, and Pakistan among others, have all experienced varying forms of political violence in their history and recent decades. Some forms of violence have been contained, while others have had devastating effects on the respective countries and even across the globe.
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The Future Relationship Between the United States and China Politics Essay
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Growing democracy in the world is also likely to cause peaceful relations between the two countries in the future. Although the two countries may face pressure from their neighbors and political forces to go into war, the process of democratization, international institutionalization and economic interdependence between the two countries will reduce the possibility of war engagement.
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The Energy Crisis in the United States Politics Coursework
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Almost forty years later, the country is still faced with an energy crisis. The current government has shown great efforts in trying to deal with the crisis. There are a number of statutes that have been deliberated on and passed into law by Congress, to ensure that the country is operating towards finding solutions to the energy crisis that has faced it for a very long time.
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Theory of the State as a Rational Actor Politics Coursework
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In conclusion, the rationalist synthesis approach is a useful theoretical approach in assessing foreign policy politics, due to the fact that it holds that countries act on an individualistic basis that is likely to benefit those countries through optimal gains, regardless of whether the other actors will benefit.
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Evolution of European Political Order Politics Coursework
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The historical analysis starts from the end of the Second World War. By tracing the history of the EU’s integration efforts, it would be possible to determine the extent of the EU’s political and economic integration. The analysis takes into consideration the implication of the establishment of the different instruments of the EU for the intensity of the political and economic integration of the EU.
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Political Theory of Greek, Roman and Medieval Christian Thinkers Politics Coursework
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Political thought can be traced back to the ancient Greek times and communities when the Greeks were experimenting with the various political organizations and rules. These political organizations included monarchy, tyranny, aristocracy, and democracy. Besides the term political has its original usage in the Greek polis which were the city-states.
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Women Voting Turnout and Their Representation in Politics of the USA Politics Research Proposal
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Because of the potential of women to determine the outcome of elections, issues important to women receive more attention than men’s issues during campaigns. As a result of this favor, the gender gap in voting continues widening more and more. The main aim of this study is to determine the women voting turn out in elections and whether they play any role in US politics.
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Can Security and Democracy Co-Exist Politics Coursework
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Democracy has long been held to be a pathway of enhancing security through the improvement of development and reduction of inequalities. The assumption is that democracy enhances wider participation of the society in decision making leading to the stability of communities and countries through avoidance of cases of insecurity.
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Do Democratic Elections Allow Achieving a Sustainable Peace Politics Coursework
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Democratic elections are in cases considered to be one of the greatest milestones in the democratization process. Many peace agreements normally include the provisions for elections. The debate regarding the potential use of democratic elections to enhance the achievement of sustainable peace following violent civil conflicts has increasingly become prominent in the field of post-conflict peace-building.
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Political Culture and Institutions of Morocco Politics Coursework
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The Kingdom of Morocco is a country located in North Africa. In 2011 the state was brought in the spotlight at the international level since it supported the revolutionary riots which had broken out in many regions of the Arab World (“Morocco”). After the protests on February 20, 2011, the elections to the parliament were held.
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The Pros and Cons of Bilateral Versus Multilateral Aid Politics Term Paper
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Bilateral aid is mostly tied aid and this hinders developing countries from achieving capabilities to drive their own improvements. It is a top-down approach hence unlikely to reach the grassroots people who are poor but benefit the rich. Multilateral aid is untied aid and applies bottom-up approach allocation of funds hence can reach poor and vulnerable citizens as various research indicates.
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The Consequences of Israel-Palestine Conflict Politics Coursework
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The Israel-Palestine conflict is a modern preoccupation that dates back to the nineteenth century. The conflict occurs along with historical events regarding the land of Palestine in which Israel is perceived to oppress Palestinian Arabs. The recent conflict of 2014 between Palestinian militia groups Hamas and Israel in the Gaza Strip is part of the continuing Israel-Palestine war.
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Examining the Gulf War and the Iraq War Politics Coursework
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Iraq has had two major wars with the U.S. and allies over the last two decades. The first being the Gulf War that was triggered by the Sadam's invasion of Kuwait, prompting the U.S. and allies to intervene through military action. The other was the Iraq War of 2003, which was motivated by the U.S. accusation of Sadam of manufacturing WMD.
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Presidential Prerogative to Suspend Habeas Corpus Politics Essay
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The Bush Administration engaged in a number of constitutional violations. Some of these were, rejection of habeas corpus to persons identified as enemy combatants; endorsing severe interrogating procedures, which frequently involved torture; directing surveillance of Americans without a warrant, and disregarding laws that interfered with the President’s executive powers.
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The UKA Houses of Lords and Commons Politics Coursework
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The United Kingdom House of Lords habitually known as the 2nd Chamber or Upper house has existed for over six centuries and was part of the United Kingdom Parliament. Since its emergence, it has received some reforms to improve its functions, and the significant of them is a 1958 live peerage Act and the latest 1999’s House of Lords Act.
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Failed States Politics Report
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In the state of nature, Hobbes recognized the sovereignty of states as well as leaders and argued that society could not exist without the power of the state while Locke argued that the role of the state is to safeguard people’s rights and if a leader fails in this obligation, the society has a right to remove him/her from power.
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Does Liberalism Have a Future in International Relations Theory Politics Coursework
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For many years in the past, nations sought their political, economic as well as all other interests according to the level of their powers using the international anarchical system. The other remaining alternative undergoing rapid transformation is the idea of adopting a more cooperative, long-term worldwide approach.  
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Business and Politics: Neoliberal Globalization Politics Essay
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Today many developing nations are burdened with high levels of foreign debts as a result of neoliberal globalization. These countries are dependent on foreign nations mainly from North America and the European Union for their development projects and rely on goods from these same nations. (Prempeh, p.78). 
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The U.S. National Security Policy under President Obama Politics Essay
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The remote and security strategy legacy of the Democratic Party is a long way from being a solid development. One could characterize a few intelligent conventions and their agents with a noteworthy impact on the Democratic standard. President Obama has unequivocally related himself to liberal conventions in the outside arrangement. 
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The Extent to Which Barack Obama Will Be to Change the Directions of the US Foreign Policy Politics Essay
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There have been airstrikes against terrorist targets inside Syria officially began by the US military during President Obama’s administration. It presents a more muscular policy and a different Obama taking the fight to the enemy seriously. There is, however, no evidence that Obama has turned the policy page. 
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Political Development and Stability in the Middle East Politics Assignment
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The Islamist parties are out to regain political control of the world and continue exploiting political and historical events to advance their interests. Even though democracy is widespread in the world, many parts of the Muslim world do not embrace it fully leading to conflicts causing insecurity and instability.  
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Current Democracy of North Korea Politics Essay
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The concept of democracy has not always been popular in human history. Democracy is a new phenomenon that was always characterized by "disorder" and mob rule. However, from the 20th century, democracy became a universal idea that has been espoused by many governments regardless of regime type and structure.
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NATO in the Bosnian War Politics Coursework
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Overall, NATO’s role in the Bosnian War was a partial success. While it was not the abject failure that was suggested by American isolationists, it was also not the unqualified success that was hoped by those backing humanitarian interventions; although imperfect peace is better than the war witnessed by Bosnia (Harsch, 2015: p28). 
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The Clash of Civilizations and How Development Leads to Democracy Politics Assignment
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Remarkable differences are found in the worldviews of people from low-income societies and high-come societies. These differences distinguish between two primary aspects: conventional versus secular values, and survival versus individual autonomy and self-expression values (Inglehart and Welzel 35-39).  
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Reflection Paper Politics Essay
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Federalism involves dividing power between the central government and the state. The eText is the first source that explains the politics of the state of California. The eText suggests that the state is highly divided politically. The Southern Counties except for Los Angeles largely support the Republican Party while the San Francisco Bay is mainly won by Democratic Party in elections.
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Is There a Democratic Deficit in the EU Politics Research Paper
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In the last few decades, the debates over the proper constitutional systems for Europe have rapidly grown. The accusations of democratic deficit discussed in the European Parliament’s pact for the European Union in the early 1980s, resulting in 1986’s Single European Act whose primary objective was to eliminate the democratic deficit in the EU’s structure.
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Study of Todays European Union: Theoretical Perspective Politics Coursework
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To form a critical perspective of the modern-day EU, it is important to perform a succinct analysis of the two theories of intergovernmental and neo-functionalism. A critical analysis of these major theoretical streams has been postulated in the research by several scholars and corroborating the same with some of the recent historical factual information.
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Nationalism as Theory and Ideology Politics Coursework
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Nationalism forms the basis for the development of governments. Nationalism validates the various types of governments including democracies and Islamic states. In both types of government, the people feel attached to the societies thus upholding the cultural and social values that facilitate the creation of the various governments.
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Extra-Judicial Killings in Colombia Politics Coursework
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Extrajudicial killing in most cases is attributed to political and social atrocities. Government engages in this form of execution to safeguard personal interest. The killings were ancient tactics of intimidating individuals and groups within a given society. The impact of the killing was positive to the ruling authorities as it aided the ruling governments to attain supremacy.
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Globalization and the Global North-South Gap Politics Research Paper
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This paper includes an examination of this gap with a particular focus on what has caused it. This comprises looking at certain theories, as well as research pertaining to the cause and reasons behind the widening gap between the global north and the global south. It also looks at globalization from various perspectives with a focus on factors related to economic development and trade. 
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American Government and Politics Politics Assignment
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The federal bureaucracy has several characteristics. First, it shares political authority among several institutions. Second, most federal agencies share their duties with local and state government agencies. Third, the bureaucrats seek court actions in fighting for their interests, as depicted in America’s adversary culture.
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Evolution of the American Presidency Politics Essay
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This transformation has greatly affected the limited role of the presidency that had been envisioned by the framers of the constitution. The modern-day presidency is not exactly what it originally was when George Washington took office. It has gradually undergone continual change and has been able to develop several facets in these modern times.
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EUs Role in the War on Terror Politics Term Paper
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European Union can be considered to be a global actor when it comes to the threatening issues of terrorism. The issue of terrorism is a big threat to the stability of many nations, and this is because it is a cross-border challenge. The terrorists target diverse people irrespective of their geographical settings.
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Bureaucratic Failure Politics Case Study
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This term is used to connote a state where the government fails to deliver its mandate as is expected of it. It is usually used about the imminent rise in political criticisms ascribed to regulation. Government intervention fails in most instances due to the inappropriate and unequal allocation of resources ascribed to state interventions (Trumbo 122).
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Asian American Candidates in Recent New York Elections Politics Research Paper
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The researcher will look into the demographic location, of the voters, who did vote for Mr. Liu and Mr. Avella. This is for purposes of identifying whether they managed to get many voters from people of their races. This paper will look into the personality of the two candidates, the issues they stood for, and any financial or social scandals that could affect the results of the elections.   
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The Women's Legal Status in the Middle East Politics Article
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The women’s organizations and the women-led non-governmental organizations whose formation was influenced by Western feminism often advocates for women’s rights and equality. They participate in crusades for equal nationality rights, family law reforms, electoral quotas, the trial of all kinds of violence against women and the institution of anti-sexual harassment rules.
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