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Ethics and Corporate Governance Issues Social science Coursework
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The behavior can lead to many forms of victimization in which the whistle-blower may destroy his or her career by having his or her job in the current organization terminated and even having his or her career reputation destroyed. This may cost the whistle-blower’s life as far as his career is concerned.
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Should We Tolerate People We Disapprove Social science Coursework
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Tolerance denotes a social virtue as well as a political principle that promotes the coexistence of people despite them having different views. Evidently, in a pluralistic society, people hold a diverse range of views and have a conviction of leading different lifestyles. Tolerance comes into place under two distinct conditions.
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Impact of the Internet on Society Social science Coursework
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The way the society was operating in social, political, and economic aspects has far much improved. People cannot completely rule out the developments that the internet has brought along. Measures should be put in place to help minimize the number of negative impacts so as to have a balanced society that enjoys technology benefits with moderation. 
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The Production of the Laramie Project Social science Coursework
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The crime against Matthew Shepard happened in Laramie, but it could have happened to anyone in the country at any time and anyplace.  The importance of this production is immense because it serves to highlight not only the nature of this crime but the presence of hate all around us and the need to eliminate it. 
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The Conspiracy Theories for Princess Dianas Death Social science Coursework
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Criminal laws define a conspiracy as an agreement between two or more parties to commit a felony in the future (Gillies, 2001). Some criminal laws require a minimum of one overt act undertaken beyond the agreement for it to be termed as a conspiracy. However, there is no limit to the number of conspirators.
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The Key Obstacles in Getting Agencies to Work Together Social science Coursework
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The collaboration between public service agencies is essential if resolving certain complex social problems such as insecurity and the threat of terrorism, drug and substance use, and major catastrophes are to be addressed effectively. However, there are certain key obstacles that hinder effective interagency collaboration. 
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Food Security and Climbing Food Prices in Nigeria Social science Coursework
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The government of Nigeria is one of the important actors in the global food security problem to make sure sustainable development can be accomplished in their own country. They have collaborated with the international governmental organizations in the private sector to resolve the issue; in addition, they tried to reduce the number of people who experience food security.
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Stress is a Problem of Modern Life Social science Coursework
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Different scholars and theorists of the world have linked the stress in the modern life to the aspects of globalization and technological advancement that have not only changed how people live and how things are done but also affected the living standards and contributed to the evolution of laws and legal statutes in the different states of the world. The evolution of technology has had a direct impact on unemployment in most parts of the world.
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The Nature of Terrorism in 21th Century Social science Coursework
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According to the PATREON act title ii, if the government does not provide substantial evidence that the search has a concrete relationship with terrorism, the judge has no mandate to write the warrant. The justice department in 2002 affirmed that the application of such provision is only appropriate for public libraries, newspapers, or bookstores.
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Is the 'Promise' of International Institutions False Social science Coursework
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Theories by institutionalism also focus on how to create peace in the world of politics, by entirely changing the mindset of a realist. Coming up with ideas of international relations could be one of the successful ways of creating a pacing system where the state begin to trust one another as they are led by peaceful norms.  
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What Is so New about New Terrorism Social science Coursework
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In conclusion, though the definition of new and old terrorism seems to be the same in terms of some specific characteristics, there are other characteristics that have been attributed to new terrorism. Unlike the old terrorism, the new terrorism is seen to be highly motivated by religious fanaticism, which was not experienced in the old terrorism. 
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Islamophobia: Western Media Contribution to Hate on Islam Social science Coursework
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According to Diamond & Plattner, the word Islam is an Arabic word that refers to commitment and submission to God’s will. Within Islam, the understanding of the will of God brings forth many disagreements. Since the bombing of the twin towers in September 2001, the conflict between the western and Islamic democracy has been debated a lot.
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Inequality, Poverty, and Environmental Health Social science Coursework
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In most cases, socialization is brought about when a country or an individual wants a favor from another country such as investments or trade between countries. On the other hand, inequality is a form of discrimination where one individual feels more superior to the other. There are, however, different forms of inequality.
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International Relations Theories and International Peacekeeping Social science Coursework
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The second class of scholars’ goal is to understand the limits of information analysis and how it affects decision-making. In most cases, both approaches are used complementarily. Most international relations theories, however have failed to forecast the end of the Cold War (Roland P. 2014 pp 106-122). 
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The Toolbox of the UN for Peace Missions Social science Coursework
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Hence, prompting allies of the targeted states end up defying the common decision of other UN members. This is by not ceasing to trade with the sanctioned state as it was evident with Burma and Russia sanctions, which did not materialize due to unceasing support availed then by China (Vines, 2012, p. 877).
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Latin American Identity Social science Case Study
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While Rodo and Retamar present different paths towards a Latin-American identity a great irony must be initially pointed out. This is the fact that, despite their differences, both writers use metaphors stemming from one of the great icon’s of European culture, namely William Shakespeare and his play The Tempest.
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Contrasting Views on the Rationale for Policy Social science Coursework
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These cannot be reconciled as one aims for equity and efficiency and the other is based on valuation. The point is that we are overlooking one major aspect regarding the policy settings and a fact is that the regulating system tries to ascertain the provision of inflation that hurts the economic stability to a devastating level.
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The Issue of Gay Marriages and How They Are Closely Linked to Gay and Lesbian Relationships Social science Coursework
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There are a lot of weaknesses and arguments that are mentioned here which can really be a source of inspiration for the people who feel that these people are calling a wrong thing as being right, in fact, these very people do not know that they themselves are committing a wrong by thinking that they are right. 
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Vilas Network of Intercultural Relations Social science Book Report/Review
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Women in the border areas of Cuidad Juarez and El Paso may be more free and independent as compared to the traditional Mexican woman stereotype, who is submissive and dependent upon her man. The construction of such an identity is narrative and Vila distinguishes it from Foucault’s discursive identity. 
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Schooling in an Overachieving Culture Social science Book Report/Review
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NCLB legislation of 2004 many children are feeling the pressure to succeed. Without this legislation, there are certain parents who put pressure on their children to learn and to get straight "A's" because the perception is that if they get "A's" it will get them into better colleges and this will create an advantage for them in life. 
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Analysis of Asian Americans: An Interpretive History Book by Sucheng Chan Social science Book Report/Review
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Even when racial discrimination continued to raise its poisonous hoods in different forms, the Asian Americans fought with the legal remedies available to them. The residents of Tacoma, Seattle, and many places in the American West forcibly expelled the Chinese, and the immigration of Chinese to Hawaii came to an end. 
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Beneficial Direction of the Welfare State from the Perspective of Poverty Removal in Australia Social science Coursework
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Stannage has pointed out the inadequacy in addressing poverty in historical accounts stemming from failure to recognize the various manifestations and resultant adversities and advised utilization of previously unnoticed sources of information such as rate books, charitable institution records, court records, to ably unearth the true implications.
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Social Inequality: The Most Significant Predictor of Health Social science Coursework
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Unlike the other four perspectives, which focuses on the evolution of diseases, how gender bias plays a role in medicalization, the power and prestige that doctors enjoy, and the dysfunctional role of illness in society, the conflict theory highlights the fact that social inequality is at the root of the issue of ill health and healthcare.
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Post-drinking Sexual Perceptions and Behaviors Towards Another Person Social science Coursework
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Alcohol's influence on sexual perceptions and behaviors to another person is a controversial issue. But studies show that it is related to gender differences. There is ambiguity in alcohol’s influence on sexual matters. Studies point out that alcohol helps to improve sex but it is not quite sure that alcohol consumption leads to healthy sexual life
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Abu Sayyaf: Terrorist Event Social science Case Study
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According to the report of the Council on Foreign Relations, the White House says Abu Sayyaf is a terrorist organization that boasts of ties to Osama bin Laden's al-Qaeda network, as well as the Indonesian network of Jemaah Islamiyah. Their first leader was identified as Abdurajak Janjalani, a Philippine Muslim.
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Elder Abuse in the Current Busy World Social science Case Study
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The family stress theory of elder abuse states that the induced stress within the family may result in elder abuse. (Wallace, p.268) The family history of Meldrick was not a good one since his wife has taken divorce. The strained relationship with his wife might have developed a feeling of vengeance in the mind of Meldrick.
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The Concept of Identity Social science Case Study
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More importantly, identity creates a deeper meaning that is associated with the name. The concept of identity makes it essential for parents to give their child a name and to consider it one of the most important decisions in their lives. The intent that parents have when naming their child is developed from fashionable names.
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A Victim of Sexual Harassment Social science Case Study
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The author explains that Jami, who is a victim of sexual harassment should file a complaint against Mr. Clark, her boss before the U.S. Employment Opportunity Commission or file the case before the federal or state court. During the hallway review, Mr. Hallway even insisted that she can go back to her work only if she dropped the charges against him.
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Conflict Resolution at General Hospital Social science Case Study
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The case study is all about the General Hospital that has been facing problems and the performance of the organization has been declining. Therefore, the hospital required a certain high-speed solution so that the operations of this organization could be improved. The cut in the cost of operation was of top priority.
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The Creative Age - Awakening Human Potential in the Second Half of Life by Gene Cohen Social science Book Report/Review
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The book "The Creative Age: Awakening human potential in the second half of life" is written by Gene C. Cohen, M.D., Ph.D. Cohen spent many years of his life studying aging and creativity and the relationship between one another. In this book, Cohen emphasizes that people in their old age can start life afresh by experimenting with new things.
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Terror as Foreign Western Media's Portrayal of Islam Social science Case Study
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In the wake of the recent massacre in Norway, and the media's wrongful accusations of the role of Muslims in the tragedy, a timely examination of the role that the press plays in the expiation of Islam in real-world events and popular imagination is complicated in the European Community by a resurgence in nationalist racism.
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The Poem The Truth about Lying by Jack Willer Social science Book Report/Review
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To say more, the fight between a man and his/her consciousness is constantly growing. One can assume it as a way toward humane and morale. However, it is better to say that the poem by Willer generates the deepest feeling in an honorable man able to state all pros and cons in his character.
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An Military Try Civilians under Military Rule Social science Case Study
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The author explains that the court-martial of Mrs. Covert did not meet Art. III, § 2 or the Fifth and Sixth Amendments which clearly state that all criminal trials must be by jury, irrespective of where the crime is committed. Fifth and Sixth Amendments highlight that ‘no person’ and ‘all criminal prosecutions’ as vital ingredients of the trial.
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Work-life Policies of Canada Social science Assignment
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The Country chosen is Canada which today is trying to build a strong and effective policy regarding work-life balance and providing strong social support for families such that children get a good start.  The government only recently has begun to support working parents so that the family ties can be building strongly. 
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The Biggest Problems in Malaysia Social science Case Study
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Every society experiences its unique problems, ranging from social, political to economic difficulties. Societal problems bear different magnitudes and influence in the communities and societies. As one of the components of the world, the country of Malaysia faces certain problems carrying a significant impact on the country’s economy.
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English School's Contribution to the Study of International Relations Social science Case Study
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The study of International Relations (IR) is very important for the development of a country because it fosters unity among different sovereign nations. Through critical evaluation of the nature of laws and policies that the different nations implement, it would be easy for one nation to make decisions on whether to cooperate with another country or not.
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The Boy Who Was Raised as a Dog by Bruce D. Perry Social science Book Report/Review
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I think it is possible to implement suggested practices by Dr. Perry in the daily lives of children. In order to mitigate and prevent potential risks of misbehavior, it is relevant to promote these issues in the surrounding environment of children by means of training and social participation, as well as within every family from a child’s birth and for life.
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Beautiful and the Damned: Portrait of New India by Siddhartha Deb Social science Book Report/Review
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Deb began his narrative by describing the benefits of gilded India—the beautiful people, the booming commercial industry, the culture of prosperity and affluence. In this part, Deb underscored that India’s economic ascent not only propelled the country out of poverty but also chased away the unsightly class divisions.
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Critical Thinking and the Society Social science Case Study
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Professionally, the people who think critically are called clear thinkers and are in high demand as they whittle down solutions for the company. As said by Andrea Jung, CEO of Avon, “If you don't have the right amount of quality thinking in a complex growth company like ours, it will manifest itself in terms of marginalized discussions that rely on wrong inputs and unskilled questions".
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Prevention of HIV and Aids among Gay Men in New York Social science Case Study
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The facilitator will be able to understand what the target feels by the use of questionnaires. They will have questions where the gay person will answer as to whether they liked what they learned. They will also be able to tell whether they appreciated the learning and if they have seen any changes.
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Unscientific America Social science Book Report/Review
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The main purpose of the paper is to warn all the concerned sections of American society well in time regarding the societal attitudes to the research projects on science and the possible corrective course needed. The younger generation of America is no more fascinated by the stunning development in the area of science.
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Domestic Violence in Qatar Social science Case Study
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Qatar families cope with the problem privately by enduring the abuse. Essentially, victims are trapped by family traditions and religious beliefs. On the other hand, government efforts to curb the prevalence of DV are not enough, because they only dealt with it just like any other form of abuse and without providing the necessary human services for the victims. 
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The ase of Scott Starson Social science Case Study
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Following diagnosis, Starson had voluntarily undergone psychotherapy but had declined to take any medication for the condition.  According to Starson, taking the medication would disrupt him from pursuing his research, being a gifted theoretical physicist he was opined that this research was the only reason he felt his life carried a meaning. 
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Edward Said's Orientalism and Its Contemporary Relevance Social science Book Report/Review
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Over thirty, years have passed since Edward Said published his influential book, Orientalism, whereby he changed the vision of the Orient, which was been propagated across Western knowledge. The assumptions made by Said brought a controversial debate. Orientalism is a critique of the academic field of Oriental studies.
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So Far From God by Ana Castillo Social science Book Report/Review
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So far from God is a narrative which talks about the political crookedness, industrial corruptness that lingered in New Mexico. The ill-treatment of women, the influence of politics, culture, and beliefs in the life of women are depicted with aptness.  We know that Fe is a victim of the corrupted politics for which she offers her college life.
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Being America: Liberty, Violence and Commerce in an American World Social science Book Report/Review
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The book is America explores the views that people from different parts of the world view America focusing on people from Africa and Asia. The book explores the relationship that America has with the rest of the worlds who both hate and love it. It is evident that many people around the world seek to become America in several ways.
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Identity, Social Space and an Analysis of the Average Gym Social science Book Report/Review
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Within any particular space, the level and extent to which identity can be created are profound. Subtle means of this social hierarchical identity formation can be found in a litany of different spaces. However, the focus of this brief analysis will be concentric upon discussing the social and hierarchical ramifications of the way in which a typical gym is set up.
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The Politics of Pain by Eula Biss Social science Book Report/Review
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In the essay titled ‘The Politics of Pain’, as written by Eula Biss, the major focus lies on the explanation of pain and the human response to such a feeling, in a philosophical manner. The writer has given more emphasis on this subject as she denotes that pain is a mostly negative feeling of emotional or physical experiences, which must be redefined by the people.
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Homelessness in Canada Social science Case Study
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Canada, a prosperous country with a population of 30 million has fared exceptionally well in even the most testing of economic times. While rapid urbanization helped 80% of its population to reside in the urban center of development and growth, the country faces a severe mass crisis at hand, homelessness.
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Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl by Harriet Jacobs Social science Book Report/Review
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In her text, Jacobs relays a contradictory relationship between religion and community. This is despite throughout history and up to date religion known to unite people and give consolation to humanity. Enslavement, exploitation and numerous demoralizing experiences faced by the protagonist together with her people in the name of “obedience”.
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