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PBoC: Another rate cut – Deutsche Bank
by Sandeep KanihamaDeutsche Bank analysts point out that this morning in Asia the PBOC has cut the interest rate on its seven-day reverse repurchase agreements to 2.5% from 2.55% for the first time since October 2015.
Key Quotes
“Along with the reduction in interest rates, the PBoC also added CNY 180bn of cash into the financial system via open market operations, helping to alleviate liquidity concerns. Meanwhile, over the weekend the PBOC’s quarterly report warned not only on growth risks but also on rising inflation, highlighting the limited room that monetary policy has to respond.”
“The PBoC also said in the report that it will “increase counter-cyclical adjustment” to ward off downward pressure on the economy while adding that monetary policy will “properly handle the short-term pressure,” making sure not to offer excessive funding, while keeping an eye on the risk of expectations that inflation may spread.”


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Diameter of a tree is the longest path between two leaf nodes in a tree. The following figures show that the diameter of the tree would be the maximum of these: diameter of left subtree, diameter of right subtree or path that goes through the root, that is, the height of left subtree + height of right subtree + 1. The first figure shows a diameter of 6 through the root. The second figure shows a diameter of 5 not through the root.
Write a recursive function to find the diameter of the binary tree pointed at by "root". Note: you have to use the given height function without any changes.


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Wolff: Lewis Hamilton "can go for more" than six F1 titles!
by Adam NewtonToto Wolff says that Lewis Hamilton is ready to go for more victories and titles after securing his sixth world championship with second place at the United States Grand Prix. Hamilton is 34 years old but shows no signs of stopping as he goes into 2020 aiming to match Michael Schumacher's record of seven drivers' titles.
Hamilton has won five of his six titles with Mercedes since joining the team in 2013 and seems to be in the form of his life as he fought off teammate Valtteri Bottas to win the title with two races to spare.
Wolff told Sky Sports after the race: "I'm very proud. I'm very proud for everybody who collaborated in the factories - there is a massive amount of work behind the scenes. When it ends up like this, one driver wins, the other wins the championship, the script cannot be any better.
"I think he is still very motivated and you can see he wants to win every single race. As long as that is the case, I think he can go for more.
"We need to provide him with a good car. And I think there is no limit, personally."


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MAMAMOO releases first comeback MV teaser for 'HIP'
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Following the release of the teaser image, MAMAMOO revealed a stunning MV teaser that highlights the members' powerful images. From hippie wardrobe to boxing gloves, the unique looks in the MV spotlight the girls' individual charms.
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[gecode-users] Gecode 1.3.1 released
Guido Tack
tack at ps.uni-sb.de
Wed Oct 25 16:31:06 CEST 2006
We would like to announce the release of
Gecode 1.3.1
http://www.gecode.org/
This is a minor release which fixes a major bug that appears when
using branch-and-bound search. Please update as soon as possible.
For a complete changelog, see
http://www.gecode.org/gecode-doc-latest/PageChanges_1_3_1.html
Cheers,
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Last updated: September 2, 2018
Career Buddy: Bashir Shafii
Homework Activities
My Learning Style
Visual
30% Auditory
55% Visual
15% Tactile
Quantitative Accomplishments
- I have educated over 600 high school students in science classes over the past 5 years.
- Was a production member of the planning team responsible for creating a recovery plan for the 2 million acre Former Bennet Freeze area of the Navajo Nation.
- I completed my undergraduate degree in three years.
Qualitative Features
- I am a perfectionist so I am committed to getting things right the first time, this can be a negative because I can often over work a project.
- I like problem solving. I like to see a problem through the end. This means that I prefer to understand what is going on rather than accepting a fix. This can mean that I spend too much time on one thing.
- I am socially awkward and do not like initiating conversation so I do not waste time with extraneous conversation.
Golden Circle
- Why: I want a change of career into a field where I can make things and problem solve. Be more creative, and have attainable outcomes and have upward mobility so I can better provide for my family.
- How:Complete Deep Dive Full-Stack, attend meet-ups/etc in order to become connected with people in the ABQ tech sector.
- What: Get a web development job with a focus on UI/UX.
Elevator Pitch
Version 1
I am changing my career into a web development path. I want to work work in a field where I can problem-solve and build things. I am working on this career change by completing the Deep Dive Full-stack bootcamp and attending meet-ups to become connected with people in the ABQ tech sector. Do you work in web development?
Version 2
Hello I am Jude Baca-Miller and I build websites and web applications. I am currently enrolled in Deep Dive Fullstack Bootcamp and am looking to work for an Albuquerque web development firm where I can continue building my web development skill set. Do you know know someone who is expanding their business?
Version 3
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Visual Speaks
Image 1: The first image I picked is the dirty window. To me this represents seeing a light at the end of the tunnel. In my case this metaphor of light at the end of the tunnel is a path toward a career that will better provide for my family.
Image 2: The second image I picked is of two people successfully completing the assembly of an Ikea table. To me this represents accomplishment.
Cooking Up Opportunities
Marketing Activity Questions for August 7, 2018
Dan's First Question: "Has anyone ever told you that you got potential? Do you believe it? Why, Why not?"
My Response: I am not sure how to answer this. I have had performance reviews and evaluations over the course of my previous careers. These evaluations have shown areas where I have succeeded and areas of growth.
Dan's Second Question: "What are internal and external factors keeping you from achieving your goal? How can you overcome them?"
My Response: Lack of mobility because I own house and my wife has a good job here in Albuquerque. I am introverted and do not know many people in industries looking to hire. In order to overcome these challenges, I am taking the Deep Dive Fullstack Bootcamp in order to get hired in a field that is growing in Albuquerque.
Dan's Third Question: "How do you create value for others?"
My Response:I have a strong work ethic, am persistent, a quick learner and have strong attention to detail.
Weekly Reflections
Week 1
In my first week at Deep Dive, I have learned that there is a great deal to learn in a short amount of time. Before taking this class, I have done many different online courses over small bits of web development. This class will help me figure out how to put it all together. I am very mechanically inclined, so I like to think of a website like a machine. I know a little about a few individual parts, but I still need to learn about even more pieces and how they fit together.
Week 2
This week was more challenging for me. We have moved beyond the basics of web design and into the backend with a focus on object oriented development. I need to learn much more about the structure of PHP and PHP data objects, which is how PHP interfaces with mySQL. The code looks daunting right now, but I know that I need to analyze the code block by block then write my own PDO code for my data design project. Once I get the hang of doing a couple of PDO methods, the rest is basic arithmetic.
Week 3
This week we were assigned our capstone projects. I am working with Adel, Joe, and Asya on a webapp with the
intent of reuniting lost pets with their owners. This week we were able to draft an outline of our data-design.
I am also working on the start of my PWP by experimenting with various wire framing applications and am also working on my
professional development by updating my LinkedIn and resume. Over the weekend I plan on spending time doing some self study into
bootstrap and css so I can improve the presentation of my websites.
Week 4
This week focused primarily on our capstone projects. I took on the Animal Class of our "lost-paws" project. The animal entity has 11 attributes, the largest class of our project. I am glad I am taking on this large class, because it is giving me an opportunity to learn more about php. I am currently struggling to understand builidng a unit test, but feel confident that I will pick it up as I go along.
In addition to capstone work, we were introduced to bootstrap. Because I am interested in UI/UX, this was the most enjoyable learning experience this week. I really enjoyed working on the bootstrap challenge, because I can see how I can use this in building static websites.
Why I love to code: I love learning about code because I love learning how to do things myself. I typically work on things in the physical realm for enjoyment, like cars or home improvement projects. I see coding as something similar, building things, but using different tools.
Week 5
This week my group finished their capstone classes and tests. This gave me some time to begin working on my PWP project over the weekend. I currently have my pwp looking very much like my wireframe, but I now need to begin making content to replace the lorem ipsum. toward the end of the week, the class we started working on JavaScript. I am really looking forward to using JS, because it is so commonplace in the industry.
During this week I have also started working on my job search. I have been in contact with a few people at Rural Sourcing and have sent my resume.
Why I love to code: I love to code because it is like a big puzzle. Eventually the pieces click into place.
Week 6
This week has been very productive. My capstone group began working on building and testing their APIs. We were able to get our APIs written but we did have some delay in testing due to needing input from Dylan and George in setting up a method to test our oAuth sign-in. On Friday we were able to successfully begin testing the APIs in Insomnia.app. While waiting to test our APIs I was able to work on my PWP project and get George's approval for Milestone 2b 50% check-in.
This week I also began working on networking within the tech community. I attended 1 Million Cups with the class, attended the intro to React Meetup at Lavu, and scheduled an informational interview with a potential employer.
Why I love to code: I stand by my week 5 statement. This week we begin fitting together the frontend and back-end pieces of the puzzle. I enjoy the feeling of success when I remove a bug and make things work.
Week 7
The beginning of this week began with finishing up and debugging our APIs. Our capstone group was able to get their API tickets burned this week. We are now moving along to building our site's front end with Angular 6. I have also finalized the format of my PWP, and now need to focus on building the actual content of my website. In addition to working on projects, I have continued working on professional development by talking to employers and people working in the web development community.
Why I love to code: I love problem solving. As someone who prefers working in an engineering type setting, I appreciate that coding is filled with problems that are challenging, but solvable with logic.
Week 8
This week was very interview-centric. I had my first interview for a tech position on Wednesday at a local tech firm. On Friday we had mock-interviews as the main portion of our class. I spent most of my free time studying and practicing JavaScript functions in order to prepare for my technical interviews. I feel that having two opportunities to interview has helped me become more familiar with the style of interview I will encounter in my job search for a web development position. The marker board portion of my mock interview was much less stressful than I anticipated, because I just pretented to be in front of a science class again.
Why I love to code: I like a challenge. Grasping the fundamentals of Angular is a challenge.
Week 9
This week our group saw our project start to take formation from static ui pieces to a full fledged web app. This short week was filled with lots of debugging and asking questions. On Friday our group began planning for our capstone presentations that will be demonstrated on graduation day next week.
Why I love to code: You can see an idea become a real and working reality.
Week 10
Week ten is the last week. The ten weeks went by much faster than expected. Our team pulled through and has a fully functional website. The team may add a few more features and continue to polish the flow of the site before demo day. I am very proud of the work that the team put together. I am both excited and nervous about the boot-camp coming to an end. I am truly excited about my prospects for starting my new career. I have made many contacts that I would have never happened without the boot-camp. I am truly grateful for what I have learned over the past 10 weeks.
Why I love to code: It requires you to continue learning new skills.
Web Identity
Below is a map of my web identities:
| Professional | Personal | |
|---|---|---|
| Identity: | Jude Baca-Miller, Judeamiller | judeabm, ABQ-Y2kSE |
| Channels: | GitHub, LinkedIn, Twitter, StackOverflow | Instagram, Miata.net, Mazda3Revolution, MazdaRoadster.net, BikeForum, AudioKarma |
| Content: | Web Developer, Person interested in Albuquerque community | Person who takes pictures of landscapes and dogs, Car Nut, Cyclist, Vintage Audio Enthusiast |
I do not have a significant web presence. Right now the main thing you will find about me on a google search is that I was a teacher, I worked at CNM, and I am on the 1993 LE Miata registry. My web presence is very limited and my personal and professional personas are easily linked, but I am okay with this. Over the coming weeks, I want to continue to build my professional presence by building on the channels I have linked in the professional column.
Forbidden Island Game Reflection
The forbidden island game was a good exercise in team building. I found that Joe was an excellent leader in helping every group member universally understand the rules. Adel and Asya were great team players. They were deliberate in their actions to help the overall group and were clear and concise communicators when voicing potential future moves for the group. I found that I had to voice my actions with my group when it was my turn to make sure that we were all on the same page for our strategic "exit" of the island. This game is unlike most others, where players need to communicate with each other to have a strategy to "win" the game as a group.


This driver can connect to DigitalGlobe RDA REST API. GDAL/OGR must be built with Curl support in order for the RDA driver to be compiled.
The driver retrieves metadata on graphs and fetches the raster by tiles. Data types byte, uint16, int16, uint32, int32, float32 and float64 are supported.
Any valid graph or template is supported via the DigitalGlobe RDA REST API.
There is no support for overviews.
{"graphId":"some_value", "nodeId": "another_value"}OR
{"templateId":"some_value", "parameters": { "someparam": "someparamval"}}
So a JSon serialized document with 2 attributes graph-id and node-id.
Those values can for example be retrieved from graphs built by GraphStudio.
"options": {"delete-on-close": false}can be added to the JSon document to request that cached tiles and metadata are not destroyed at dataset closing. The default, if not specified, is true.
"options": {"max-connections": 32}can be added to the JSon document to request that cached tiles be fetched using a maximum number of concurrent connections. The default, if not specified, is equal to 8 * number of CPUs.
"options": {"advise-read": false}can be added to the JSon document to request advise read not be used when reading the dataset. The default, if not specified, is true.
Access to the API requires an authentication token. For that, 2 parameters (username, password) must be provided to the driver. They can be retrieved from the below configuration options, or from the ~/.gbdx-config file.
The access token will be cached in ~/.gdal/rda_cache/authentication.json and reused from there until its expiration period is reached.
This file may be created in the home directory of the user (value of the $HOME environment variable on Unix, $USERPROFILE on Windows). It can contain values from the above configuration options.
[gbdx] auth_url = https://geobigdata.io/auth/v1/oauth/token/ (optional) rda_api_url = https://rda.geobigdata.io/v1 (optional) user_name = value (required) user_password = value (required)
By default, the authentication token is cached in the ~/.gdal/rda_cache directory. This directory may be changed with the RDA_CACHE_DIR configuration option. By default, dataset metadata and tiles are temporarily cached in ~/.gdal/rda_cache/{graph-id}/{node-id}, and deleted on dataset closing, unless
"options": {"delete-on-close": false}is found in the dataset name.
By default, the number of concurrent downloads will be 8*number of CPUs up to a maximum of 64. The maximum number of concurrent connections can be configured by the MAXCONNECT option
gdalinfo '{"graphId":"832050eb7d271d8704c8889369ee0a8a1da82acdee1b20e1700b6d053e94d1fe","nodeId":"Orthorectify_hko89y", "options": {"delete-on-close": false}}'
Driver: RDA/DigitalGlobe Raster Data Access driver Files: none associated Size is 9911, 7084 Coordinate System is: GEOGCS["WGS 84", DATUM["WGS_1984", SPHEROID["WGS 84",6378137,298.257223563, AUTHORITY["EPSG","7030"]], AUTHORITY["EPSG","6326"]], PRIMEM["Greenwich",0, AUTHORITY["EPSG","8901"]], UNIT["degree",0.0174532925199433, AUTHORITY["EPSG","9122"]], AUTHORITY["EPSG","4326"]] Origin = (-84.183163638386631,33.835018117204456) Pixel Size = (0.000020885734819,-0.000020885734819) Metadata: ACQUISITION_DATE=2017-04-07T16:25:29.156Z CLOUD_COVER=0.0 GSD=2.325 m SAT_AZIMUTH=163.7 SAT_ELEVATION=58.3 SENSOR_NAME=8-band (Coastal, Blue, Green, Yellow, Red, Red-edge, NIR1, NIR2) Multispectral SENSOR_PLATFORM_NAME=WV02 SUN_AZIMUTH=143.5 SUN_ELEVATION=58.6 Image Structure Metadata: INTERLEAVE=PIXEL Corner Coordinates: Upper Left ( -84.1831636, 33.8350181) Lower Left ( -84.1831636, 33.6870636) Upper Right ( -83.9761651, 33.8350181) Lower Right ( -83.9761651, 33.6870636) Center ( -84.0796644, 33.7610408) Band 1 Block=256x256 Type=UInt16, ColorInterp=Undefined Band 2 Block=256x256 Type=UInt16, ColorInterp=Blue Band 3 Block=256x256 Type=UInt16, ColorInterp=Green Band 4 Block=256x256 Type=UInt16, ColorInterp=Yellow Band 5 Block=256x256 Type=UInt16, ColorInterp=Red Band 6 Block=256x256 Type=UInt16, ColorInterp=Undefined Band 7 Block=256x256 Type=UInt16, ColorInterp=Undefined Band 8 Block=256x256 Type=UInt16, ColorInterp=Undefined
gdal_translate -srcwin 1000 2000 500 500 '{"graphId":"832050eb7d271d8704c8889369ee0a8a1da82acdee1b20e1700b6d053e94d1fe","nodeId":"Orthorectify_hko89y"}' out.tif
gdal_translate -oo MAXCONNECT=96 '{"graphId":"832050eb7d271d8704c8889369ee0a8a1da82acdee1b20e1700b6d053e94d1fe","nodeId":"Orthorectify_hko89y"}' out.tif
gdal_translate '{"templateId": "sample", "parameters": { "imageId": "afa56b05-35ad-47d1-bc7f-3e23d220482d"}}' out.tif


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Download Chrome driver from here for Linux 64 bit.
cd Downloads
unzip chromedriver_linux64.zip
Browserium Launcharea
Open python in terminal and write the following code
from selenium import webdriver
browser = webdriver.Chrome("./chromedriver")
browser.maximize_window()
browser.get("http://www.facebook.com")
find_element_by_id
find_element_by_tag_name
find_element_by_class_name
find_element_by_css_selector
find_elements_by_id
find_elements_by_tag_name
find_elements_by_class_name
find_elements_by_css_selector
email_input = browser.find_element_by_id("email")
email_input.send_keys("your_email")
Enter "Caput Draconis" to proceed
inputs_list = browser.find_elements_by_tag_name("input")
for i in inputs_list:
if "Search Facebook" in i.get_attribute("placeholder"):
search_input = i
break
search_input.click()
search_input.send_keys("Computer Science and Engineering Association")
div_list = browser.find_elements_by_tag_name("div")
for i in div_list:
if "xt_uniq" in i.get_attribute("id"):
my_div = id
break
link = my_div.find_element_by_tag_name("a")
link.click()
em_lsit = browser.find_elements_by_tag_name("em")
for i in em_list:
if "Like" in i.text:
like_button = i
break
like_button.click()
Valar Spamaeris
try:
statement(s)
except ExceptionType as e: #'as e' is optional
statement(s)
For the Hufflepuffs amongst you...
Implicit Waits
driver.implicitly_wait(10) #seconds
You can have some other value than 10 also :P
Explicit Waits
#Long Live Irma Pince
from selenium.webdriver.common.by import By
from selenium.common.exceptions import TimeOutException
from selenium.webdriver.support.ui import WebDriverWait
from selenium.webdriver.support import expected_conditions as EC
delay = 10
try:
WebDriverWait(browser, delay).until(EC.presence_of_element_located((By.ID, 'side')))
except TimeOutException:
#handle the case when element is not found
You learnt magic!


In the meantime, I recommend checking out his "guard" post. I haven't read it yet (I don't read his until after I've written mine), but if past form is anything to go by, then it's definitely worth a read.
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This site is sloooooowly being built (Underconstruction) Read more about my life...


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layout: post
title: Riding the wave
date: '2013-07-28T08:09:00+02:00'
categories:
- Sketches
- Ello Mobile
- Illustration
- Klare Lijn — Ligne Claire
picture_url: https://film-Storyboards.tumblr.com/post/56687856988/rough-sketch
---
Rough Ello rabbit sketch & inked line for an Ello Mobile Illustration.


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cell ctl register map. More...
#include <BQ76925.hpp>
Public Attributes | |
| struct { | |
| uint8_t CELL_SEL:3 | |
| Cell selection. More... | |
| uint8_t RESERVED0:1 | |
| reserved bit. More... | |
| uint8_t VCOUT_SEL:2 | |
| VCOUT pin function. More... | |
| uint8_t RESERVED1:2 | |
| reserved bits. More... | |
| } | fields |
| cell ctl register bitfields. More... | |
| uint8_t | bytes [1] |
| cell ctl register value as byte. More... | |
cell ctl register map.
Register where you can express which output you want on VCOUT
| uint8_t BQ76925::cell_ctl_register_map::bytes[1] |
cell ctl register value as byte.
cell ctl register value as byte for chip communication
| uint8_t BQ76925::cell_ctl_register_map::CELL_SEL |
Cell selection.
Select the cell voltage to ouput on VCOUT
| struct { ... } BQ76925::cell_ctl_register_map::fields |
cell ctl register bitfields.
cell ctl register bitfields for direct value access
| uint8_t BQ76925::cell_ctl_register_map::RESERVED0 |
reserved bit.
always 0
| uint8_t BQ76925::cell_ctl_register_map::RESERVED1 |
reserved bits.
always 0
| uint8_t BQ76925::cell_ctl_register_map::VCOUT_SEL |
VCOUT pin function.
Select the function of the VCOUT pin


{% extends "layout.html" %} {% block title %}Verification{% endblock %} {% block main %}
It helps us keep this website functional!


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block title %}
Medieval catalogues > BENEDICTINES > Peterborough > Books copied for Abbot Benedict (1177-93)
{% endif %}39 identified entries found.
All data was derived from the List of Identifications by Professor Richard Sharpe.
{% if not printing %}
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Features
- Calendar bar renders automatically based on START DATE
- Task's End date calculated automatically
- Weekends are excluded from tasks automatically
- Parent task's start and end dates are calculated automatically based on children tasks.
- Detecting Parent task based on different background color
- Percentage % of Tasks are showned in days
- Japanese and Vietnamese Holidays and observances render automatically
- PMO and Delivery dates render automatically
- Task Overdue alert
How to use
Calendar
- Only Enter data the into the bright yellow fields
- Change Start Date to your project's start date to update the calendar bar (Months and Days) automatically
- Change PMO dates (1,2,3,4,5,6) and Delivery Date on row 3 to render them in the chart automatically
- Holidays are rendered automatically everytime you open this file based on data in our database.
Tasks and Chart
- Task's end date calculated automatically by entering start date and duration
- Task's progress are displayed in the chart based on the percentage %. Valid value is between 0% and 100%
- Task with NONE-WHITE background are assumed parent tasks and all the white background tasks beneath it are considered its children tasks.
- field R1 R2 are placeholders to customise for your project
- Duration is always rounded up. Duration like 0.5 is treated as 1. Duration like 1.5 treated as 2.
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If you don't have a Flickr account yet, create one.
Go to your profile and on the "Connect" tab set your Flickr user ID. Use idGettr to find out what your user ID is.
That's it.  If you want a photo to be associated to your trip, just tag it with "travelist:trip=TRIP_ID" (replace TRIP_ID with the ID of your trip) and it will show up on your trip's page, on the "Photos" tab.


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HansBerger is a local web application built with the Python web framework Django. HansBerger implements an automatized pipeline which simplifies Topological Data Analysis (TDA) by providing an easy to use interface for various operations data analysis and data visualization.
The application functionalities are:
Visualization of text, CSV and EDF datasets
Upload of precomputed distance matrices
Vietoris-Rips Filtration with Ripser
Clique Weight Rank Filtration with Ripser
MAPPER algorithm with Kepler Mapper
Computation of entropy values of a persistence diagram
Computation of bottleneck distance between persistence diagrams with Persim
Saving of results to a relational database
The name of the application, HansBerger, is a reference to the homonym german psychiatrist, known for having recorded the first brain waves and for the invention of electroencephalography. Berger worked in many fields of research: neurology, brain circulation, psychology. His main contribute to medicine was the research on electrical activity in the brain and the discovery of EEG. The first recording of human brain waves, performed by Berger, was carried out using an instrument which he called "electroencephalograph", producing a graphic representation called "electroencephalogram".
For additional information, see the Github repository
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