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Sociology Essays

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Substance Abuse Among Youths in the UK Sociology Essay
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Include the cost of feeding and catering for the transport of volunteers, however, given that the structure of the school will be used most of the time, the cost will be greatly reduced. In as much of the campaign will apply the universal approach, various cultural and demographic concerns will be addressed but only in the context of the groups.
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Individual and Family Interventions Strategies Sociology Essay
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Bias associated with the researcher is a psychological phenomenon and when it has an impact on the outcome of the study; it can take place without the researcher being consciously aware. Approaches such as double-blinding are never employed in psychology since the psychologists trust each other in terms of being objective.
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Identification of Gender Roles Sociology Coursework
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Gender inequalities still exist even in a developed country like Canada. It has only changed its form. There is overwhelming evidence that men feel dissatisfied and tensed when they get into professions that are considered to be ‘feminine’. This aversion of men from getting into female professions tells us that gender inequality still exists in the country.
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Sociological Theories, Functionalism, Conflict, and Interactionism Sociology Coursework
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The three sociological perspectives discussed above help scholars in understanding better social phenomena. From a functionalist perspective, society is viewed as a system of highly interrelated structures that operate together harmoniously. In conflict theory, society is viewed as dynamic in response to social inequalities and conflict.
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Strategic Planning on Housing Issues of Cheshire East Sociology Case Study
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The focus on the plans is based on strategy and action. A strong overall identity must be developed for the community to be made aware of the main plans. A group effort must be put forth to work with all of the necessary changes that will be happening in the housing markets to meet the community needs.
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The Welfare State: Britains Rise to Social Freedom Sociology Essay
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The most common social issues that arise and are prevalent are poverty, unemployment, sickness, lack of education, and homelessness.  Of all these social deficits, people and the government took the initiative of taking actions and assuming full responsibility together with the help of the public to end such social nightmares. 
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Fundamentals of Intercultural Communication Sociology Essay
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The concepts used in this marvelous piece of writing have been the chief source of deriving the complex synthesis and implementation of intercultural communication. “Intercultural communication” is a diverse topic of in-depth research that gained its significance during the 1960s and has been a major subject matter of different fields of study like Philosophy, Sociology, Anthropology, Economics. 
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How Three Sociological Concepts Connect to Dallas Sociology Essay
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Moreover, Dallas magnifies the characteristics of an ultra-modern and sophisticated city, which is home to many travelers from around the world. It is from this understanding of the city that efforts will be made to describe the city from a sociological perspective, and this will require an analysis of three sociological concepts.
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Poverty is about Lack of Participation, not just Lack of Income Sociology Essay
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The topic is analyzed in relation to implications for a social workplace with a specific focus on modern social policy in Britain, frameworks, concepts, and languages of social policy and their effective applications, theoretical and ideological perspectives on social policy, and the contemporary debates on issues pertaining citizenship, oppression, inequality, and discrimination.
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Comparison of the Tribal and Chiefdom Societies Sociology Essay
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In addition, tribal society segmentation also has a role to play in ideological pattern determination. Thirdly, the division of labor is not developed in tribal societies compared to chiefdoms. This could be because the chiefdom has a larger population and because they use advanced agricultural techniques than the tribal society. 
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Approaches to Qualitative and Quantitative Interviews Sociology Essay
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Social research uses two approaches to collect data that are used to understand social constructs and processes. The widely defined distinction between quantitative and qualitative approaches is that the quantitative approach is usually objective and uses statistics and figures while the qualitative approach is subjective and relies on language and descriptions
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Understanding Violence Sociology Essay
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Violence refers to the deliberate use of physical force or power, whether threatened or real, against an individual, group, or community. Violence has the potential of resulting in physical injury, death, psychological illness, low growth, and development, as well as deficiency.
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Meanings and Definition of Sex and Gender Sociology Essay
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People have different perspectives on the meanings and definitions of sex and gender. Some argue that sex and gender are two different things; while others argue that sex and gender are the same things. It is not clear which of the perspectives is right. For example, according to Feminists, gender and sex mean two different things.
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Nickel and Dimed: On (Not) Getting by in America Sociology Book Report/Review
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Ehrenreich believes that the poor are doing a service to the rich because they are giving up their basic rights to sanitation, space, and healthy food so that the rich could easily avail of these rights. She believes that the poor may rise up at any time and demand proper rights from society.
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The Role of Language in Relation to the Construction of Social Reality Sociology Essay
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The social constructionist and the postmodernist thinking about human sexual behavior is embedded within the concepts of the renowned philosopher from France Michel Foucault (1978) (Sanderson, 2003). Among the researchers of the present day time, few debates are found to be more intense than the debate between essentialism on one hand and social constructionism on the other side. 
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Effective Communication Sociology Coursework
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In relation to the conception of partnership working, the role of effective communication can widely be recognized to be one of the major elements for the partners in order to achieve desired outcomes. An effective communication process in the partnership program enables to obtain significant benefits to accomplish overall objectives and it also provides efficient support to sustain effective understanding among the partners.
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Apparent Reluctance to Engage in Forceful Humanitarian Intervention Sociology Coursework
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Humanitarian intervention is essential for the development in any society and country as it encourages effective strategies to increase the profitability and productivity of the economy along with making its people happier and reliable. The humanitarian intervention also encourages different organizations to work together for the betterment of the people.
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Incidents in Own Life Sociology Coursework
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Practice and theory relate to each other in the sense that theories provide general rules but do not tell the manner in which things should be done. Thus, the practical judgement provides a way through which theory can be put into practise for judgments to be made. There is a gap between theory and practice, which is evidence or judgment.
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Critical Whiteness Theory in Social Work by Susan Young and Joanna Zubrzycki Sociology Coursework
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Multiculturalism represents the process of school reform that pervades instructional and curriculum strategies, guide interactions among stakeholders, while at the same time informing how schools conceptualize the nature of learning and teaching. Multiculturalism carries the potential of transforming the self, the profession of social work and society.
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How Globalisation is Transforming Contemporary Societies Sociology Coursework
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Mazlish gives the example of social science disciplines which all emerged from the Industrial and French revolutions to help in the understanding of the new world (104). Multinational corporations and institutions such as the World Bank, IMF and the UN exist in different parts of the world because of the intellectual conceptions they arouse.
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The Sociology of Identity and Difference Sociology Coursework
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"Identity" now is viewed as vital by the individuals who shield contrast, and the individuals who contradict it. Assuming that "Brutishness" is frequently exhibited today as something homogenous – in which everybody ought to have a striking resemblance way - so excessively are thoughts, for example, a 'dark society' or a 'Muslim society'.
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A Child Undergoing of Childhood Disordered Sociology Coursework
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Katy is an eleven-year-old girl. She is, therefore, a child approaching her adolescence stage. As a young teenager, she is undergoing changes which might seem confusing to her. First, the situation in her family is not something that is easy to deal with for her. Being a teenage girl, she notices her friends who come from well-off families.
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Leadership Framework for Human Services Sociology Coursework
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On the positive side, there numerous implication of the transformational leadership approaches. this includes proper coordination of events, clear communication amongst the members and parties involved in the programs, apt consultations attributed to a high level of diplomatic relations and the overall excellent performance.
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Homeless Street Children in Egypt Sociology Coursework
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In Egypt, no framework exists in the social ground that records or explores instances of savagery against homeless children. The government have no official records of the homeless children living in the streets and hence, it becomes difficult to provide adequate measures, as the objective of these children is to survive rather than to be healthy.
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Psychological, Sociological and Theological Reasons for Criminal Behavior Sociology Coursework
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The criminals are power-hungry, and therefore, they intend to satisfy their needs to gather and consume political power, they use every method and means. They apply power and intimidation in order to achieve their illegal and unethical goals and objectives. They have a well-engraved realization that they are traveling in the wrong direction. 
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The Principles of Positivism Sociology Assignment
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Consumer research has for quite some time been grounded in the positivistic (especially quantitative) research paradigm. In the early 1970s, academic research observed a change to qualitative, positivistic research. Afterward, in the 1980s, researchers began to grapple with post-positivistic notions of consumer research. 
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English Poor Law Sociology Case Study
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Bentham criticized the Poor Law Reforms of 1795 to 1797 in three different ways. His first criticism towards the laws was that the bill was created under the assumption that all the poor people are in need of relief and all of them fall under the category of those who deserve assistance. 
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Differentiation and Specialization in Parsons Theory of the Evolution Sociology Coursework
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The increasing cases of problems of ecological integration in modern society can be attributed to functional differentiation. Modern society’s increasing deviation from the protection of the natural ecology has come about as a result of two main features of the subsystems within society; developmental predilections, and the abandonment of pro-ecology practices.
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Principles of Sociology Sociology Assignment
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Prejudice is often seen to be either expressed or felt by an individual who might chance to direct the prejudice at either a certain given group or at a single individual by virtue of their membership in the concerned group. (Taguieff, 157) Defines prejudice as essentially being an empirical judgment that is generally unfounded and is of a false nature.    
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Immigrant Workers and the Future of the US Labor Movement by Ruth Milkman Sociology Book Report/Review
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I would argue that though Milkman believes in the restructuring of the unions, the author gives very little information useful for the reformation. Her propositions also seem too general as she says that total restructuring of the unions would be useful. She also says that tactful leaders would be helpful in the unions.
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The Ideal Arrangement to Raise a Family Sociology Case Study
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My hypothesis that the nuclear family is more functional than one a one-parent family is highly supported by most scholars. Children raised in single-parent families do not appreciate the value of family and parenthood. They do not recognize that significance of a man and a woman living together and this makes them responsible people in the future as they raise their families.
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Michael Billigs Banal Nationalism Sociology Book Report/Review
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Michael Billig claims that the established nations are those that have confidence in their own continuity, and that, particularly belong to the western region (Zuelow 2007, p. 1). Notably, the political leaders in such nations are not typical nationalist but symbols of nationhood. As such, they act as banal reminders of our national identity.
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Arguments Against Corporate Power in Joel Bakans Book The Corporation Sociology Book Report/Review
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A critical analysis of Bakans criticism of corporations for being undemocratic shows that Bakan’s argument is erroneous. This is because, first, there is nothing wrong with a corporation lobbying to have its way. As long as the corporation does not force the state to grant its wishes, the corporation is justified in lobbying and influencing the government to grant its wishes.
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Arguments Against Corporate Power in Joel Bakans Book The Corporation Sociology Book Report/Review
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I tend to disagree with the author due to the idea that he says that every corporation should have its own environment. This will enable the corporation to have total control of the corporation. This idea seems to be invalid because the corporations will tend to misuse the resources given to them. This will lead to the destruction of the corporation in the business market.
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Gender Relations in the World and Cultural Products Sociology Assignment
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The film offers a counter-hegemonic view on gender relations. It does not place men above women nor does it state that men should occupy a dominant social position and female a subordinate social placing. It allows women to go toe-to-toe with men in the struggle for both the kingdom and in attempting to resolve the problems that affect the kingdom.
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The Issue of Moral Compass Sociology Assignment
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Palmer showed remorse for having an extramarital affair, which was wrong in the eyes of the public as he offers an apology to the people that he served and to his People’s Action Party. This is an aspect that the other two men found to have committed infidelity to seem to share because neither of them apologized for the actions that their society considers wrong.
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Scientific Management and Human Relations Perspective - Australian Social Work Sociology Case Study
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One of the ways through which social welfare is considered is its overall influence on the management of human resources. Social work and welfare are all vital considerations of employees in that the corporations need to take into consideration. Social work in organizations emphasizes on the organizational needs to comply with employee rights. 
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Myth About Jewish Upward Mobility in the United States Sociology Assignment
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Government officials discriminate these individuals. Adolescent homophobia reveals a lot about the social nature of masculinity.  Victims possess hatred, they think they are not needed in society and they should not be allowed to live like normal people in society. They hate themselves and society as large for discriminating them.
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Classical Social Theory Sociology Assignment
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Understanding the future society has proven to be a daunting task for social theorists. Max Weber and Karl Marx develop an answer to future society through two approaches. Marx applied his philosophical principles to the understanding of future society. His dialectical method leans on the objectively existing contradictions to changes in history. 
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Wedding Celebrations as Conspicuous Consumption Sociology Article
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India is located halfway around the world from the US. The people there look different, dress differently and speak a different language. They have peculiar customs and traditions which would seem absurd to Americans. The concept of arranged marriages and dowry is foreign and far-fetched. People love to show off. 
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Maintaining Amish Culture in the American Mainstream Sociology Coursework
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Studies have shown that there many of the stereotypes that Americans harbor about the Amish are erroneous. Their ability to maintain a community separated from the cultural influences that have overpowered foreign cultures will depend upon their ability to shield their young people from the dynamic effects of American educational, health care and economic factors. 
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Problems Confronting the Muslims World Sociology Coursework
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The Muslim world can denote several meanings. In the context of religion, it indicates those people who follow the teachings of Islam i.e. Muslims and in the cultural sense, it can refer to Islamic Civilization regardless of non-Muslims living in that civilization. The major issue confronting the Muslim world can be segregated into three different problems.
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Health Services as a Right for All Citizens Sociology Coursework
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The quality of health services in Australia is not at its optimum and the access to health services is unaffordable for most of the citizens. The reason behind the lack of access to health services is the scarcity of resources. The diseases which account for the most of the budget of health services are cardiovascular diseases.
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Sociology and Mental Illnesses Sociology Essay
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Sick role and labeling sociological theories to illness have described mental disorders in various terms. These include deviance that facilitates a greater focus on the behavior of an individual and reason, which emphasizes on the mental processing capacity of a person. The current sociological approaches have established emotional expression of pain. 
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Basic Theories and Ideas Presented by Karl Marx Sociology Coursework
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The basic theory and issues discussed in the paper clearly identify that Marx considered the economical factors as the key factors responsible for bringing social change and ignores all the non-material factors such as culture, religion, etc. This theory can be used to evaluate the existing form of capitalism in most countries of the world.
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How Far Can Sociological Thinking Enhance Our Understanding of Ourselves Sociology Essay
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Sociological thinking recognizes the importance of diversity in understanding the human society and their social interactions, which are normally affected by such variables as age, sex, race and social class. The appreciation of social diversity changes the misconceptions and stereotypes about various categories of people and their ways of social life.
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Applying Functionalism Theory Sociology Essay
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People are ready to beg, borrow and steal. People living in such circumstances consider these criminal activities as part of their environment, and rather than fighting against them, they adjust themselves to existing conditions. When people do not have access to basic requirements by legal manner, they get involved in illegal activities.
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Technological Complexities and Alienation at the Workplace Sociology Essay
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Emails and other internet forms of communication have taken dominance and this has made it impossible for employees to pass physical files to each other as organizational files are created in soft copy, signed through the machine and transferred to the respective recipient without physically meeting each other.
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How Social Class Affect the Way Society View Criminality Sociology Essay
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The reason why crime is seen to persist in lower-class societies is due to differential socialisation. Criminality is actually not a personal choice but a result of differential socialisation in the society whereby people who interact with criminals are more likely to be criminals because they learn the way and means of criminality (Currie 1997, p.167).
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Inequality Applying the Functionalism Theory Sociology Essay
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Class divisions as a result of economic disparity are, today, a part of Americanism, an ethos which describes the identity and values of the nation; one that is founded on freedom and liberty as two primary social beliefs. Institutions have established the foundation for capitalism that allows individuals to pursue wealth and prosperity without government influence.
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