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In division B, the term "acquisition"—
(1) means the process of acquiring, with appropriated amounts, by contract for purchase or lease, property or services (including construction) that support the missions and goals of an executive agency, from the point at which the requirements of the executive agency are established in consultation with the chief acquisition officer of the executive agency; and
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(A) the process of acquiring property or services that are already in existence, or that must be created, developed, demonstrated, and evaluated;
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Officials at Granite Peak near Wausau say they're concerned about injuries to folks going down Rib Mountain. They're also worried that chair lifts would break down, thus leaving skiers stuck in the frozen air.
Granite Peak was closed Monday. The same is true Tuesday, and the ski area plans to re-open Wednesday. The Sunburst ski area near Kewaskum has also been closed for the same two days.
It's no warmer Tuesday morning than it was Monday. Rhinelander had a wind chill of 52-below at 7 a.m., and an actual temperature of minus-27. Both were the state's coldest.
In La Crosse, Monday's high failed to reach 10-below for only the 40th time since 1873 when records were first kept.
Relief is on the way. Much of southern Wisconsin expects to be above zero Tuesday afternoon for the first time since Sunday. Tuesday night's lows are supposed to range from 5 to 25-below from south to north.
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Red Sox president and CEO Larry Lucchino, in an appearance on Sirius/XM MLB Network Radio's "Inside Pitch," said that the team is hopeful that catcher Jason Varitek and pitcher Tim Wakefield will make decisions about their career course by the start of spring training. Lucchino said that both veterans have been invited to take part in spring training with the Sox, presumably on minor league deals that would not offer either a guaranteed job.
"We're hopeful that those guys will make decisions before spring training starts as to whether they would like to come back. They have each been invited to come to camp. But Tim is approaching his 46th year I think. Jason Varitek is approaching his 40th year. Those things are hard decisions. They have both been enormously valuable to the club," said Lucchino. "Whenever they choose to retire -- and retirement is inevitable at some point, obviously, whether it's this year or its next year -- we will always have a place of respect and admiration in the Red Sox organization. But the decisions are now kind of in their hands as to what they'd like to do in this particular season."
Lucchino touched on several other topics, including his effort to set the record straight about team payroll (which he said will be a record high in 2012), the status of Carl Crawford and the likelihood of an arbitration hearing with slugger David Ortiz. For more highlights from the interview, visit the Full Count blog. For complete Red Sox coverage, visit weei.com/redsox.
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Approved by the FDA in 2002, Essure is trusted by more than half a million women and their doctors worldwide.
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An Essure-certified doctor places soft, flexible inserts into each of your fallopian tubes through the natural pathways of your vagina and cervix. There is no incision necessary. The tip of each insert remains visible, so your doctor can confirm that placement is accurate.
Over the next three months, your body works with the Essure inserts to form a natural barrier within your fallopian tubes that prevents sperm from reaching your eggs. You must continue to use another form of birth control during these three months.
After three months you'll take an Essure Confirmation Test to confirm that the inserts are in place, your tubes are fully blocked and you can begin relying on Essure for permanent birth control. Learn more about how Essure works.
The silicone-free inserts are made of a polyester fiber, nickel-titanium and stainless steel alloy. These are the same trusted materials that are used in heart stents and hundreds of other medical devices (e.g., heart valve replacements, blood vessel grafts and abdominal repair).
True nickel allergies are not as common as many people think. A good test is whether your skin reacts to the metal rivets in Levi's® jeans, which are made from nickel. The amount of nickel released every day by an Essure insert is very, very small—less than one-thousandth of the amount in the average daily food intake. In the Essure clinical trials, no adverse reactions to nickel were reported. But if you have questions about a possible nickel allergy, talk with your doctor before scheduling your procedure.
Some women report mild discomfort or cramping, similar to a normal monthly cycle during or after the procedure.
As with all medical procedures, there are risks and considerations associated with Essure:
Yes. The Essure procedure has been trusted by over half a million women and their doctors since 2002. The silicone-free inserts are made from the same proven materials that have been used successfully for many years in heart stents and other medical devices. Moreover, Essure enables you and your partner to avoid the risks and discomfort of surgical procedures like tubal ligation and vasectomy.
Essure is covered by most health insurance providers. If the procedure is performed in your doctor's office, the cost may be as low as a simple co-pay, depending on your insurance plan.
No. Like other forms of permanent birth control, including tubal ligation and vasectomy, Essure should not be considered reversible. It is for women who are certain that their family is complete.
Most women go home within 45 minutes of the Essure procedure and return to normal activities in less than a day.
You will still have your normal menstrual period. Some women report slightly lighter or heavier bleeding than usual, but these changes might result from discontinuing hormone-based birth control such as the Pill and returning to your normal cycle.
If you've experienced pain or heavy bleeding with your period over the years, ask your doctor about what treatment options are available to you.
Since Essure does not contain hormones, it should not cause weight gain.
The Essure Confirmation Test is a test performed three months after the procedure. A special dye is introduced into your uterus, then viewed on an x-ray to confirm that the inserts are in place and your fallopian tubes are fully blocked. Once you receive verification from your doctor, you can start relying on Essure for permanent birth control.
Yes. The Essure Confirmation Test not only verifies that your fallopian tubes are completely blocked, but also that the Essure inserts are properly in place. Therefore, until your doctor performs the test and confirms that you can begin relying on Essure, you should not consider yourself protected from unplanned pregnancy and must continue to use another form of birth control.
Tubal ligation, also known as "having your tubes tied," is a surgery. The procedure is typically performed under general anesthesia in a hospital operating room. Recovery time is 4-6 days.
The Essure procedure is not surgery. It can be performed in your doctor's office and requires no general anesthesia or incisions. Most women return to normal activities in less than a day. Essure also has a confirmation test that lets your doctor verify that the inserts are properly in place and your fallopian tubes are fully blocked. Tubal ligation does not. Compare Essure to tubal ligation.
Because incisions are made in the abdomen and the laparoscope is inserted blindly into the abdomen, complications may include infection; bleeding; damage to blood vessels, nerves, or muscles; damage to the bladder, uterus, or bowel requiring surgical repair; blood clots; failure of the procedure resulting in pregnancy; and, in rare cases, death. Additionally, tubal ligation requires general anesthesia, which is also associated with certain risks.
Negative reactions to general anesthesia may include nausea, slowness of the anesthesia to wear off, a sore throat if a tube is used during general anesthesia, seizure or heart attack, high temperature, confusion and death.
Vasectomy is a permanent birth control surgery for men. Essure is a non-surgical permanent birth control procedure for women.
Vasectomy is a surgery in which the doctor punctures or makes an incision into a man's scrotum and cuts the vas deferens. Its ends are burned or clipped closed. A vasectomy takes about 15 to 30 minutes, and recovery is usually about 2-3 days. The man may also need to apply ice packs to the scrotum and wear an athletic supporter for several days to prevent swelling and bruising. With a vasectomy, it is recommended that a sperm test be performed three months after the procedure and repeated every ten years.
By contrast, Essure is non-surgical permanent birth control. The simple Essure procedure is performed in a doctor's office in under ten minutes. Most women go home within 45 minutes and return to normal activities in less than a day.
There is a small chance of pregnancy, even many years following the procedure. Additionally, complications may include bruising on the scrotum, infection of the incision/puncture in the scrotum, painful testicles (epididymitis) and granuloma, small lumps caused by sperm leaking into the surrounding tissue in the scrotum.
There is another permanent birth control procedure that, like Essure, is performed in your doctor's office and does not involve either cutting or hormones. However, it differs from Essure in several ways. It uses energy to create the body's response. The insert is smaller than the Essure insert, and therefore requires very precise placement and blocks a smaller area of the fallopian tube. It was only recently approved by the FDA, while Essure was approved in 2002. Plus its short-term pregnancy rates are about 10 times higher than those of Essure. There is no available data about its effectiveness beyond three years. Compare Essure to other birth control inserts.
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The scenes on America's southwest border are disturbing: tens of thousands of youngsters from Central America seeking asylum in the U.S.
Now, officials say hundreds of them have been brought to nine shelters in the Chicago area. Senator Dick Durbin visited 70 of the children. He then delivered an emotional appeal for President Obama's plan to build a network of new shelters.
The President asked Congress for $3.7 billion to deal with the crisis at the border. That is drawing criticism from both the right and left.
Reporters and cameras were not allowed to accompany Sen. Durbin on his visit to 70 young immigrants Monday evening. Officials decline even to name the neighborhoods that hold the nine shelters in the area, now housing a total of 427 border crossers.
Sen. Mark Kirk suggested these young people could be recruited by criminal gangs.
"I want to disabuse anyone of the notion that these are gangs coming into the United States. These are children escaping gangs coming into the United States," Durbin said.
The vast majority of the 50,000 children who've turned themselves in after arriving in the U.S. are from Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador, parts of which are controlled by extremely violent drug gangs. They're also plagued by corrupt and violent government officials.
As heart-rending as the children's plight may be, some Democrats and Republicans take issue with President Obama's call for Congress to approve an emergency $3.7 billion to deal with the crisis at the border.
Noting the murderous violence that plagues parts of Chicago, Rev. Jesse Jackson last week demanded the President also seek an emergency $2 billion for the children of his own home town.
FOX 32's Mike Flannery asked Sen. Durbin, "Don't we owe them an obligation, before the kids who show up at the border, poignant as their dilemma may be?Durbin responded, "Mike, it's a false choice. We need both. In this situation, these kids stay for 2-4 weeks in Chicago."
After that, many are released to the custody of relatives or foster families. Lawyers are appointed for those seeking asylum. Their cases sometimes drag on for four or five years.
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Preschoolers -- those adorable 3- and 4-year-olds -- are usually the first to get the flu. Then they pass it on to mom and dad.
Any teacher can tell you schools can be a hotbed of bacterial infections and viruses. Many preschools are taking measures to prevent catching the flu.
"Kids are touching everything. If you think about it they are touching absolutely everything," says Dana Vela, President of Sunrise Preschool.
Kids are just curious, and Sunrise Preschool wants them to be curious -- but stay healthy as well. They do a lot of hand washing here.
Hand washing has become an important habit for kids at Sunrise.
"All day long we wash hands after every activity, it's the best prevention for any winter time misery."
There are reminders posted for parents too.
Some of the preventive measures include wiping down tables, door knobs, chairs and even toys. Teachers also wear gloves.
Even with all the precautions, kids will get sick.
"Because the flu is airborne you can get it at the grocery store."
The preschool urges parents to make sure their kids wash their hands at home as well.
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Despite a bad week in Washington, the campaign of GOP presidential candidate Herman Cain doesn't appear to be sinking. From the Washington Post:
Businessman Herman Cain and former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney are running nearly even atop the field of 2012 GOP presidential hopefuls, a new Washington Post-ABC News poll shows, with most Republicans dismissing the harassment allegations that over the past week have roiled Cain's campaign.
Seven in 10 Republicans say reports that Cain made unwanted advances toward two employees when he was head of the National Restaurant Association in the 1990s–allegations which have been stiffly rebutted by Cain's campaign–do not matter when it comes to picking a candidate.
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Here's how the pumpkin crop is shaping up in Iowa
There will be no shortage of pumpkins this Halloween in Iowa.
Farmers said the pumpkins thrived in the recent warm and dry weather.
Karen Peterson, of Bloomsbury Farms, said the heat is what helps turn those pumpkins orange. But while the weather helps guarantee the color -- it doesn't guarantee the shape.
People shopping for pumpkins have a definite idea of what they're looking for.
"They look at stems, strange shapes -- if they have bumps in them that look like a nose. Everyone is individual in their pumpkin picking," said Peterson.
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Patricia Mitchell will become the Assistant Secretary for Rural Economic Development at the N.C. Department of Commerce, Secretary Sharon Decker announced Friday afternoon.
Mitchell will oversee the newly created Rural Economic Development Division, which includes three programs being transferred from the troubled N.C. Rural Economic Development Center, whose leader, Billy Ray Hall, was forced to resign.
These programs will provide assistance for building reuse and restoration, water and sewer infrastructure, and economic innovation in rural communities. The Division of Community Assistance, NC Broadband, Main Street and the Appalachian Regional Commission will also be consolidated into the new rural division.
"We're excited that Pat Mitchell will lead our efforts to promote economic growth in rural counties across North Carolina," said Decker. "Governor McCrory and I are committed to supporting our rural communities through targeted investments that create jobs and improve key infrastructure.
Mitchell is an adjunct faculty member at Appalachian State University, Nova Southeastern University and N.C. State University. She was also an assistant professor at East Carolina University. Mitchell has taught undergraduate and graduate level courses in public administration, grant management and economic development policy. She served as the County Manager and Director of Economic Development for Ashe County. In addition, Mitchell is an instructor at the N.C. Rural Center Rural Economic Development Institute and the UNC School of Government.
"Pat has the ideal combination of professional experience, policy expertise and passion for rural North Carolina that we need to lead this new division," said Decker. "As a former county school board member, university professor and instructor, she also understands the important connection between education and economic development."
Mitchell served on the N.C. Rural Economic Development Center Board of Directors from 2007 to 2013. She was also a member of the five-person committee that worked to transition three N.C. Rural Center grant programs to the N.C. Department of Commerce, as outlined in the state budget. She currently serves in leadership roles on the N.C. Economic Developers Association Board of Directors and Local Developers Advisory Council for the AdvantageWest Regional Economic Development Group.
Mitchell received her Doctorate and Master's Degrees in Public Administration from the University of Georgia. She has a bachelor's degree in English and Language Arts from Berry College. Mitchell also holds a Certified Economic Developer distinction through the International Economic Development Council.


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The proverbial fiscal cliff is still looming, and demand prospects are dimming. The odds of the United States tumbling into recession are not high, but they are rising. If Congress fails to reach agreement on tax and spending issues, the result could be lower demand for agricultural commodities.
"If the payroll tax cut expires, the accumulative effect would be a sizeable cut in disposable income, which could affect demand in 2013 as people see their paychecks shrink," says Chad Hart, agricultural economist at Iowa State University. The 2% reprieve in the Social Security payroll tax is just one of several tax breaks set to expire January 1. Ending the tax cut, would remove $125 billion from the economy in 2013.
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"When the level of international risk increases, money goes into safe havens, and the number-one safe haven is the U.S. dollar," says Goss. "The global economy is weakening, and the U.S. trade deficit is worsening." He thinks agricultural exports could continue to weaken in the short run as the dollar continues to strengthen.
"We seem to go through three to six months of risk on and then three to six months of risk off," says Bill Lapp, Advanced Economic Solution, Omaha. "Since fall, we've been in a risk off environment."
In a risk-off environment, investors seek safe investments, typically pushing the value of the dollar higher, which in turn pushes grain, oilseed, and crude oil prices lower. Over the past three months, crude oil prices have dropped from a high near $100 per barrel into the high-$80 range.
"Europe is technically in recession. China has been bad-mouthed for its economic performance. And the United States is in gridlock," says Lapp. "That could reverse pretty easily in 2013, though." If and when the world economy improves, investors will return to risk on investments, which will push the dollar lower and crude oil higher.
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While volatility could increase over the next few weeks, after the presidential inauguration, the world could look a bit rosier for corn and soybean producers. Gas prices could increase, which would improve corn demand from ethanol plants, says Lapp, and China's cancellation of soybean orders could slow if not stop.
Europe, while still a risk, appears to be fading into the background. "We are more worried about blowing up rocks on the Mississippi (to ensure barges can travel up and down the river) than we are about Greece's economy blowing up," says Lapp.
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BURNSVILLE, MN (KWSN)– The Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference announced its postseason awards on Wednesday and Augustana's Emily Kvidera, Jennifer Pederson, Maggie Leland, Allie Ostrander and head coach Peggy Kirby were all honored.
Kvidera was named the NSIC's Golfer of the Year as well as first team All-NSIC, while freshman Jennifer Pederson was named the league's Newcomer of the Year and second team All-NSIC. Kirby was voted by her peers as the NSIC's Women's Golf Coach of the Year.
Leland and Ostrander both earned All-NSIC First Team honors.
Kvidera, a native of Blaine, Minn., led all golfers in the NSIC with a 77.7 stroke average and was named the conference's player of the week five times this season. Kvidera was the NSIC's Newcomer of the Year in 2009-10, as she won the NSIC's Individual Medalist at the conference tournament as a freshman. Kvidera has finished in the top 10 of an event in 10 of Augustana's 12 competitions this season, including two individual medalist honors.
Pederson, from Inver Grove Heights, Minn., compiled an 80.73 stroke and recorded five top-five finishes, including medalist honors in a dual with the University of Sioux Falls where she shot her season-low round of one-under-par 71 and earned NSIC Player of the Week honors. She finished tied for 12th at the NSIC Championships shooting a 341 (87-86-85-83), helping Augustana to its fourth straight conference championship.
Leland, a native of Alexandria, Minn., delivered five top-10 finishes this season, including a second place finish at the NSIC Championships. Leland won medalist honors at Augustana's fall invitational earlier this season. She has compiled an 80.77 stroke average on the season and most recently finished 21st at the NCAA Central Region Championships.
Ostrander, from Glenwood, Minn., was the individual NSIC Champion this season, winning the conference tournament with a four-round score of 313 (75-80-78-80). Ostrander ranks second on the team with a 78.42 stroke average and has picked up seven top-five finishes on the season. She recently delivered a 16th place finish at the Central Region Championships with a 54-hole score of 247 (74-84-89).
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The workshop brought together the best geoscience expertise available for the region. Experts brainstormed on new ideas and procedures for obtaining information about the status and trends of snow and ice resources in this extended mountain area. The massive stores of water in the region in the form of snow and ice have given it the nicknames of Water Tower of Asia and the Third Pole -- the largest ice reserves in the world outside of the Arctic and Antarctic. However, these snow and ice resources are undergoing rapid changes that are generally attributed to climate change and could have a major impact on the lives and livelihoods of millions of people in the region and the river basins downstream. This mass of snow and ice also plays an important role in determining the global climate. Solid scientific understanding of the processes taking place is essential for future planning, and this workshop helped bring together the knowledge that is available, and also to highlight the gaps.
The six-point conclusion of the workshop urged the governments of the Himalayan countries to facilitate data generation and sharing, and to identify at least one model glacier in each country for long-term field-based study. A standard method should be developed and used for monitoring and assessing glaciers across the region to facilitate comparative analysis. Development of basin-wide water scenarios should be encouraged for all major water basins in the region. Scientists needed to be educated and trained on emerging technologies and a database developed on glaciological data resources. For the future, discussions will now take place on new regional projects involving ICIMOD, MAIRS, MRI, and others to address some of these issues. [End]
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j VOLUME 53, ISSUE 39 Friday, Jan. 8, 1993 Convocationsspeaker talks about sexuality in today's culture. P. 3 J WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY OGDEN, UTAH Signpost Our New Leader .w):wwp-)wy m&gpi' ft f T 4 i i Aft- : ' W N. "V- r i J 7 DANIELLE MABEY fH BGNPOSI UTAH'S NEWEST GOVERNOR and Mrs. Leavitt talk with Don Spainhower, the director of university development, Wednesday night at a reception in the Alumni Building. New student services building will consolidate 36 services and 10 buildings into one edifice By TYSON HIATT Asst. managing editor of The Signpost After six years of diverting $2.2 million of student fees, the new student services building will commence construction some time between the first part of Febuary and spring following asbestos removal. Marie Kotter, vice president of student services, said the new building will house all the student services on campus including health services, financial aid and career services. Bob Folsom of WSU architectural services said the building will be two stories and take up 74,000 square feet of area. "It will go from walkway to walkway (east of the administration building)," Folsom said. The building will also have a breezeway similar to the one connecting the second floor of the Union Building that will go from ASWSU offices to the new student services center. During the construction, WSU students will loose availability of some of the A-10 parking lot area located immediately south of the proposed location for the center. "It will take a somewhere between one-eighth and one-fourth of the parking lot," Folsom said. The consolidation of these services is one of the prime reasons for the building. There are currently 36 different services i n 10 different buildings on campus. The hope is with the new building, students will be able to find the new services without geting lost, according to a document issued, by Kotter. According the document, the consoli-(See SERVICES on page 2) Friday, Jan. 8 Accu-Weather forecast for daytime conditions and high temperatures San Francisco j 57j j Seattle 38' rxx7M'5x fV--? A A ?wr. AAA. IV A V fj A A A A J . A t""""""" A A A A . -STl'i LakeCity 39 X I A A A A A A . I I X X X X M X "if, ? rf I H Denver 30 i " x x x x I sTy j x x xr-r urirv ( W H f x X X XV J .xw1 Album ternue 51 R.-T"-!IT! VA HEI Paso I 62 I C i Los Angeles 60' Pacific Ocean 1993 Accu-Weather. Inc Downtown theaterconference center desperately needed to revitalize economy, say some By STACY NEWMAN Staff writer of The Signpost If the Downtown Conference and Performing Arts Center is brought to Ogden, Weber State University plans to manage and operate the new facilities, raising eyebrows of some critics. In a feasibility report done in August of 1992 it was estimated that the total annualoperating cost would be $314,300 for the conference center and $244,400 for the theater in the first stable year. WSU will not be funding the project, although they will be subsidizing the operation through private funds. Randy Williford,a WeberCountycom-(See CONFERENCE on page 2) Committee to hear budget requests for student services By MARK FORSBERG Gov. affairs editor of The Signpost Weber State University's literary magazine, student health center, counseling center and academic advisement center will plead for a portion of next year's student fee monies today at 1:30 p.m. in Union Building room 352 . Today is the first of six Student Fee Allocation Committee meetings which will split thestudent feebudgetamong21 separate fee-dependent departments . Presently, requests total $4,616,498, not including special requests, resulting in a $250,000 to $300,000 lack of funds. This indicates many proposals will be cut. In Monday's student senate meeting, Melinda Roylance, president of the Associated Students of Weber State University, warned the committee members that next year's fee budget wili not rise as dramatically as this year's did because of an enrollment ceiling. In the past the increase in fees could be weighed against the enrollment increase, she said. "We're not getting an increase in students so we're not getting the increase in student fees," she said. Roylance said student fees traditionally do not increase more than tuition, which is scheduled for a 7 percent increase next year. Although fees increased only 3 percent last year, it is expected they will rise more in 1993-94. Next year's student fees are predicted to be $4,318,300 to $4,468,000, or a 3 to 7 percent increase. This translates from a $3.39 to an $7.91 increase among students. Presently, fees are approximately $113. The allocation committee will disperse the fees according to a set of guidelines aimed at benefitting WSU students, the university, community and services. A proposal usually meets two or three of these guidelines. Areas receiving fees include clubs, student services, activities and student government. Proposals are not accepted from individuals, or areas not relating to students. "A proposal can't benefit a single individual, no matter how much they deserve it," Roylance said. WSU is unique in theamount of control its students have over the dispersal of student fees,shesaid. MarieKotter, vicepresi-dent of student services, is the only administrator involved in the process and serves mainly as a "coach." She has no voting power. Once the fee proposals are planned, they go to the Presid en t's Comm i t tee a nd Boa rd of Trustees for final approval. "As far as I know they've never made any changes," Roylance said. Al 1 proposa I s f or the 1 993-94 school yea r were due on Dec. 15. 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