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Marxs and Webers Theories about the Rise of Capitalism Sociology Essay
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Max Weber describes capitalism as the greatest fateful force in modern life. The acquisition impulse has always existed everywhere and no connection with capitalism. Weber sees capitalism as the pursuit of profit, and non-stop renewed profit, through rational continuous, and capitalistic enterprise.
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Factors Impacting upon the Performance of Workplace Assessors Sociology Annotated Bibliography
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It uses the “bottom-up” and the inductive method of research primarily for the purposes of exploration and description in an effort to understand how people feel, think and experience their lives. Qualitative data is used. Evidence is collected, analysis of themes, holistic features, and patterns done.
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The Standpoint Theory and Perspectives on Education Sociology Essay
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All standpoints are partial and the social setting of a person can affect their standpoint. It is believed that standpoint theory emerged amongst feminine theorists. The black feminists, who claim to epitomize the world from a certain socially situated standpoint such that they are able to lay claim to special authority or epistemic privileges.
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Cultural Industries and Creative Organizations Sociology Essay
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This is a scenario that has not taken place in HarperCollins Publishers, ever since it was established. This implies HarperCollins Publishers is a major company that is more stable as compared to Coach House which is an independent company. Therefore, I would prefer working at HarperCollins Publishers since it provides more job security to its employees as compared to Coach House.
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Human Rights and Social Justice Issues in the Middle East Sociology Essay
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‘Human rights are defined as the freedoms and rights to which all people are entitled Chauhan (2004). Every human being has rights that are supposed to be respected and granted by the state and others. The Middle East community and more so those countries with a history of political instability have been known for women and children’s rights violations for a long time.
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The Role of Family in Contemporary Society Sociology Essay
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The family remains a fundamental aspect of human society. The family is the first learning ground where individuals acquire their personality, identity, value system, perceptions, character, conduct, and behavior and it is where ideals such as patience, kindness, love, honesty, self-confidence, trust, understanding, and self-efficacy are acquired. 
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Account for the Emergence of Public Housing in Britain and the Form that it Took Sociology Assignment
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The country today has many home owners and the lower rates of homelessness as compared to many countries. The housing policy was able to put in place measures that transformed the urban areas to cities that are to be envied by others. The housing policy ensured that the government is able to get revenue from this vast sector of the economy.
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Low Demand in Housing Private Market Sociology Assignment
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In the housing policy of Britain the matter has been viewed as a challenge that has been created by the council housing, where important estates, blocks or areas have come to be labeled as ‘difficult-to-let’. This challenge was first noticed in 1974 and highlighted as a major problem in the housing sector.
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Does Child Abuse Affect Education in the UK Sociology Research Paper
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Children have become very vulnerable today especially with the increase in the number of crimes targeting children owing to their inability to defend themselves, a factor that their performance in school. Child abuse ranges from maltreatment of children at home through beating and denying basic needs to rape which is one of the most traumatizing criminal experiences.
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Can Deception Be Justified in Social Research Sociology Assignment
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A representation of another person’s work in a manner different from the real form may be referred to as deception. Deception in social research may be in different degrees. A low degree deception is one where the researcher may limit the information he or she gives to the participants so that they can imply their natural response.
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How Emotional Eating Can Sabotage Weight-Loss Efforts Sociology Research Proposal
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Research analysis will be conducted using questionnaires and group-focused interviews as methods of data collection. After data collection is completed, data analysis will be done using graphical methods that will show if there is any relationship between the variables which are emotions and eating.
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Karl Marx and Emile Durkheim Theories of Religion Sociology Essay
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Regardless of what one believes in, it should be understood a belief in a certain religion had an ignition beginning that was piloted by a certain set of principles. It is the belief in religion that has resulted in cults and occults. Durkheim and Marx have fronted their theories of religion that we have analyzed in this case.
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English Language and Chinese Interaction Sociology Assignment
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This report sets out the benefits of English language for the Chinese people and shapes out the gross impacts of Chinese culture under the economic globalization trends. Policy recommendations are given in order to practically suggest how to maximize the mutual benefits for the English language and Chinese people without distortions for the Chinese culture and English language.
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Innovation Culture for Youth Empowerment in the UAE by Racha Mourtada Sociology Article
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According to the article, a culture of innovation can help achieve all the above and in order to achieve such a culture, those factors that can help achieve it have to be identified and made use of. One of such factors is Information and Communications Technology (ICT) which the author believes has an important role to play in the education system as well as in business operations.
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Analysis of Women's Leisure, What Leisure Book by Eileen Green, Sandra Hebron and Diana Woodward Sociology Book Report/Review
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Studies of leisure have tremendously developed over the years in a variety of fields, such as from the study of the leisure-work relationship to what is now commonly being investigated, the leisure-culture relationship. The role of gender in this subject has been neglected, and the experiences of women have largely remained barely noticeable.  
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Is Climate Change Real or Imagined Sociology Essay
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Modern societies cannot adapt to climate change through migration as they lead more sedentary lives. This implies that there is a need for better ways to adapt to climate change. Some experts argue that the warming cycle is irreversible because modern lifestyle and more so capitalism cannot facilitate environmental conservation.
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Why It Is More Appropriate to Refer to Masculinities in the Plural Sociology Essay
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Gender distinctions are being fought by transgender activists in a world where transsexuals undergo sex changes. These transsexuals have both characteristics of males and females and this makes it hard to place them in any class. This further asserts why masculinities should be used in their plural form. 
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A Men's Issues at Iron John by Robert Bly Sociology Book Report/Review
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Robert Bly explains that men have been more absent from their homes and they have therefore failed to initiate their young boys into adulthood. In his book, Bly follows the life of a young prince since his early life with the mother, how he enters into adulthood and then into the life of his fathers.
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Effects of Domestic Violence on Child Development in Australia Sociology Research Proposal
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Biasness is something that may be manifested in the research if not controlled. Questionnaires will be left with respondents for one day in order to have accurate information filled without pressure.  False data will not be tolerated as this will give wrong results. Respondents’ information will be handled with a lot of confidence to show respect.
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Project Assessment about Fire Investigation Sociology Research Proposal
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Fire accidents are the most dangerous type of accidents. In most countries, fire accidents seem to arise from either known causes or unknown causes. Almost ten percent of most destruction is caused by fire. The marks left behind after the fire outbreak especially in properties and the human body are astonishing and to the entire community. 
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Changes of Families over the Last Years and Their Major Causes Sociology Term Paper
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The relationship between the members of these families especially the two spouses as the founders has changed leading to the emergence of two key processes: cohabitation and marriage breakdown. This highly influences the tendency of bringing up children, although these changes are experienced in all the family contexts, they have both positive, and negative impacts on the people.
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The Strategy of Social Policy in Australia Sociology Case Study
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This includes the stages of implementation of the policy. One of the components is the age of the homeless person. The policy requires the homeless person to be above fifty-five years. This also includes the fact that the person to be given accommodation should not have close relatives who can support them.
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Risk Factors and Protective Factors at Home, School and Community Sociology Literature review
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Behavioral problems of students have always proved to be detrimental not only to the student but also to the home, school, and community at large. The paper will discuss some of the alternative and preventive measures that could be used to prevent the challenging behavior of students from escalating.
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Julia Gillard as a Well-Polished Public Image Sociology Assignment
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Both of these candidates tried to twist the questions by trying not to answer some of the questions and maintain their focus. Gillard was asked the question of her policy on climate change and the killing of Kevin Rudd. On the other hand, her rival Abbott stood to his ground by emphasizing his policies on easing the household budgets and work choice.
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The Recipe for Freshwater Sociology Assignment
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The author ignores this and assumes that her audience is already aware of the existing climatic conditions, leading one to conclude that the article primarily targets Australians. Some sources indicate that one of the greatest consequences of man’s activities on the earth’s surface is global warming, manifested by unpredictable climatic patterns.
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Comparative Assessment of Theories on Secularization with Reference to Max Webers Definition Sociology Term Paper
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Weber’s two most important works Science as a vocation and The Protestant ethic and spirit of Capitalism are studied in detail. Most of the important thoughts from Karl Marx are taken from his work The Critique of Hegel’s Philosophy of the right. The Elementary forms of religious life by Durkheim has been referred for his works.
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Crime Scene Investigation: From Tool,Techniques and Tactics to Real Life vs TV CSI Shows Sociology Coursework
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Being very fragile evidence, gunshot residue should be collected as soon as possible within hours of discharge of a firearm. Use of GSR kits is recommended. In most cases, if more than six hours have passed or the subject has washed his hands, then the probability of obtaining meaningful results is very low.
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The Evolution of Public Relations to Communication Practices Sociology Essay
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The development of public relations is in the form of communication practice, it is associated with the organization of complex current cultures and economies. In practicing public relations, trust is very important since it satisfies the responsibilities of parties involved as being reliable messengers in organizations.
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Advertising Messages and Different Techniques to Convey a Particular Message Sociology Article
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It may even be intended to white was particular actions and organisations such as the “greenwashing” campaigns we see in the TV and press run by major environmental pollution contributors. Among such categories, the advertisements that focus upon the “place” element are meant to capitalise on a particular location's uniqueness.
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Globalization and Its Impact on Developing Nations' Culture Sociology Essay
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Culture is the lifestyle of an individual and most nations embraced their cultures fully and tried to pass them on from generation to generation.  This has not been made possible though due to the impact of globalization where most of the young generation are abandoning their cultures and adopting the foreign cultures introduced to them through globalization. 
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Gender Differences and Gender Socialisation Sociology Term Paper
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Throughout history, various scholars have evaluated gender issues. Gender can be defined as the inner sense of one’s being that is psychological in nature. This is not considering the outside physique emanating from the sexual organs that one has. It is known that human beings have two distinct genders. These are the male and female or feminine and masculine.
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Gentrification of Modern Cities Sociology Assignment
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Investment in a particular urban area is one essential contributor to the development of urban diversity. For instance, if the gentrification process attracts investors in the area, the area's long-term dwellers can benefit from the investments made. For instance, they would benefit from improved health care systems, housing and transport systems.
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Persistence of Gender Inequality in Australia Sociology Essay
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In the workforce, women have struggled with cultural and social barriers so as to attain equal opportunities as their male counterparts. The number of working women in Australia in the past 3 decades has increased tremendously. In the 1940s women were not accepted in the labor force and if they were accepted it would be a low-paying job.
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How Bodies Can Be Understood as a Product of Social and Cultural Environments Sociology Essay
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The body plays an important role in developing a person’s identity. Depending on the body that a person has, he or she will have a different identity from another who has a different type of body. The body is a product of the social and cultural environments that people live in. The body takes part in communication.
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Suicide and Long Term Grief in Significant Others Sociology Research Proposal
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The paper "Suicide and Long Term Grief in Significant Others" is a wonderful example of a research proposal on sociology. Suicide can be defined as self-injurious behavior which may lead to loss of life. Suicide can be classified with reference to the time period spent by the victim before committing the act.
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Issues in China in Connection with Muslim Minority Groups Sociology Essay
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Many countries have groups, which they regard as ethnic minority groups. In many countries, the groups are not given the same priorities as other groups of people. The groups are termed as minor because of various factors. For example, according to their low population in relation to other groups or because of their culture, this is viewed as inferior in relation to other cultures in that country.
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Role of Gender in the Promotion in Organizations Sociology Essay
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Although there are some cases where women have reached the top-level of their organizations, their ratio compared to men remains largely insignificant. It is incumbent upon all organizations to value diversity and hire all people to enrich their work environment and for better ideas which are an inherent property of diverse teams.
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The Notion of Secularization and Its Development Sociology Essay
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Secularization is the transformation or conversion of society from being closely identified with religious institutions and values to irreligious or non-religious values as well as secular institutions. Max Weber continues to say that Secularization is the property transfer from ecclesiastical to be possessed by civil society.
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Understanding Organizational Change Sociology Essay
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Change in any organization may be a result of a combination of elements; social, cultural, economic, and/or environmental. A lot of companies indulge in the change process to improve their overall efficiency. Any kind of change in the organization triggers emotions as the employees face the effects and end results of the transformation.
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Challenges for Organizations in Managing Change Sociology Essay
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Change occurs when corporate structures and strategies to external changing conditions are continuously adopted. There is organizational development change and reengineering change. Organization development occurs when an organization tries to align its corporate objectives with those of the individual employees.
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The Impact of Housing Reforms & the Real Estate Market Sociology Article
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Economic opportunities, increasing personal prosperity, and globalization fuel China’s urban development and the expansion of the urban population throughout the country, but most notably in China’s “two capitals”: the political center of the country in Beijing, and the financial capital of Shanghai.
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Children\s Empowerment in Play and Nothing to Do Sociology Literature review
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Any given article has a given prevalent focal topic of consideration. To get to decipher all this, a thorough review of the article will come in handy. The review ought to be done with an understanding of the end result and the goal in mind. The target keeps everything running with an ultimate end result in clear view.
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Organizational Behavior in the Fire and Rescue Services Sociology Case Study
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Those organizations do not change either way sooner or later. So, change is an inevitable process. But the change should be of positive and healthy nature (Robbins, Stephen P2004). The negative change ruins the organizations. As the fire and rescue service organization provides assistance and services to humanity, the change must be productive, healthy, and positive.
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Marxist Theories of Imperialism and the Contemporary International System Sociology Essay
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Marxists use the phrase imperialism to explain the general changes which occurred in the economic, political, and social sphere of the big bourgeoisie of the industrialized countries in the 19th century as a result of capitalism. Capitalism is a mode of production in which capital and means of production are privately owned.
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The Development Challenges China Currently Faces Sociology Case Study
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Among the challenges most prominent include population growth at an alarming rate, increased environmental problems, inflation both domestic and international, and many others that touch on its economy. The government has done a lot to contain the challenges but the intensity of these challenges is soon overwhelming the resources available.
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Murrays Underclass Versus New Labors Social Exclusion Sociology Literature review
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Murray’s depiction of “underclass” as a combination of race and poverty that comprised of marginalized migrant workers, refugees, asylum seekers, inner-city minority population, who collectively had little control over income generation or assets (Lister, 1996). This was despite the fact that Murray (1990) maintained that the “underclass” in Britain had a much less racial connotation than in the United States.
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Is Disability in Society Socially Constructed or a Biological Process Sociology Essay
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The issue of ‘disability’ needs a critical review of the contrasting opinions held by sociologists against the medical model dominance. According to the medical model, rehabilitative and medical practitioners and professionals conceive disability as a personal medical and/or physiological condition that requires intervention. 
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The Notion of Disability as a Social Construct Sociology Essay
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The notion of social construction can commonly be understood as a by-product of many human choices as opposed to laws that result from nature or divine will. A major focal point of social construction is attributed by uncovering the manner in which groups and individuals participate in the development of how they perceive social reality.
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How the Theory of Emotional Intelligence Contributes to a Safer Working Environment Sociology Essay
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The theory of emotional intelligence holds that social and emotional skills are a form of intelligence, just as academic skills are a form of intelligence, just as academic skills are. Emotional intelligence bears resemblance to two of Gardner’s intelligence; awareness of one’s inner feelings and sensitivity to the feelings of others.
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The Importance of Human Rights Approach Towards Prisoners Sociology Essay
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Human right іs are rudimentary privileges οr flexibility tο which all human beings are deserving аnd іn whose workout а government may not hinder (including rights tο life аnd liberty аs well аs freedom οf thought аnd sign аnd equality before thе law). We should state that all human beings are born free аnd equal іn dignity аnd rights.
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