Christine is thinking, thank God Janet is such a hideous Umba Lumpa. All these saggy bald men want // me, I feel like that hot HS Cheerleader I so wanted to be.
She's smiling because this is what she showed up for! Janet is going home alone again
Once again the blonde to her right gets all the attention. Auntie Yellen, try a different haircut and black leather boots.Oh, wait....
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So we find that you are well supported in views there.
Cartel, Caliphate, Fed Felons (no check box) will soon be same as Chavista and Putin's Bikers. AnnB already called it some time ago and we feel again she is correct. If migration is north then should be finally east as we see patterns support non drought conditions as severe as to the Western US (and not discussing radiation effects fro JPN). Surely TPTB will soon support culling for reduction and control.
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I went looking for Chris Monckton and can not find him. He is disappeared.
What is known is that the UN plans to make concrete steps toward a 2015 legally binding agreement to cap greenhouse gases that all nations would implement by 2020. Of course, it would not be equally applied to all nations; the UN language for such inequality is "common but differentiated."
It is noteworthy that like the 1997 Kyoto treaty that was to be implemented by 2012, after both Bill Clinton and Al Gore tenures, the 2020 deadline would be after Barak Obama's tenure.
Lord Monckton was evicted because global warming alarmists are not interested in facts, or data, and they are deeply interested in blocking the public from knowing or believing that many expert climatologists reject their theory. The fervor with which global warming believers defend their impending doom scenario is similar to religious fervor, unshakeable belief. But in the realm of physical, human, scientific endeavors, normally scientists pride themselves on their commitment to considering all available information, and to making sure that all data fits with their theory, or else they reject that theory.
Electric universe also make far more sense than dark matter
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Armstrong had few good calls a decade or so ago. Really nobody has been able to call the markets well. And we shouldn't be too hard on most people, it's the job of money managers to find growth somewhere. Telling an investor to build a bunker doesn't make the money manager any money. So then we get into gold and silver and it is a hard time to tell people to invest in them because everyone always wants the hot investment. This herd mentality makes people lose more money than gain; no one ever actually buys low and sells high. I would say 99 out of 100 people buy high and sell low due to greed and fear. Greed and fear are the instincts that 99/100 people use on a daily basis whether it is investing or otherwise. So for people to be buying houses right now, for them to have gone long equity last year, I don't blame them. - Soul Glow
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Greed and fear are usual suspects from a education process. If we bought rig from a expert we would of been mangled. Thu Mar 05, 2015 4:03 pm
The three trade rules was rule one here early. Ill even take the time to date that fact later for you.
As we know point blank. Points well taken in a contrived market.
Red or blue will not change that effect some consider valid.
I have not read martins site in some months.
The last time I did he sold coins as medallion's to get around a regulatory
problem. We use three brokers to decide on what and when, and yes they made some
rather interesting reasons to unload positions we considered.
btw : #22. Manufacture a new truth. Create your own expert(s), group(s), author(s), leader(s) or influence existing ones willing to forge new ground via scientific, investigative, or social research or testimony which concludes favorably. In this way, if you must actually address issues, you can do so authoritatively.
Carroll Quigley The Recession of 1937
The recession was marked by a break in wholesale prices, a decline in business activity, and an increase in unemployment. In most countries it began in the spring of 1937 and lasted for about ten months or a year. It was caused by several factors: (1) much of the price rise before 1937 had been caused by speculative buying and by the efforts of "panic money" to seek refuge in commodities, rather than by demand from either consumers or investors; (2) several international commodity cartels created in the period of depression and early recovery broke down with a resulting fall in prices; (3) there was a curtailment of public deficit spending in several countries, especially the United States and France; (4) the replacement of capital goods worn out in the period 1929-1934 had caused much of the revival of 1933-1937 and began to taper off in 1937; (5) the increase in political tension in the Mediterranean and the Far East as a result of the Civil War in Spain and the Japanese attack on North China had an adverse effect; and (6) a "gold scare" occurred. This last was a sudden fall in the demand for gold caused by the fact that the great increase in gold production resulting from the United States Treasury price of $35 an ounce gave rise to rumors that the Treasury would soon cut this price.
So we wait till Passover.
"To produce a maximum of chaos in the culture of the enemy is our first most important step. Our fruits are grown in chaos, distrust, economic depression and scientific turmoil. At least a weary populace can seek peace only in our offered Communist State, at last only Communism can resolve the problems of the masses."
Taxpayers are to vapid to know the difference today is the fact alone since they do not know Capitalism. Even the worshippers as statist understood Mr. Keynes's assertion that there is no automatic mechanism in the economic system to keep the rate of saving and the rate of investing equal … might with equal justification be extended to the more general contention that there is no automatic mechanism in the economic system to adapt production to any other shift in demand. Dislocations and Disconnects are the result as we are today witnessing in a crack up boom and even the fed is pissed to admit algos do not provide value added services in a malinvestment diseased capital sucking also in a world of stupidity in educated idiots. Check the dissent view from the fed and see for yourself. Its there point blank. Dr. Copper in the forums is a discussion level in the forums to observations and the intent and interpretation of market participants who look at things we also call facets. Truth is Oxygen, who is turning blue as we speak since Mr. market in time will decide and not a few dozen knot heads. Trust has been shot in the ass because ALL Governments lie. For the tea leaf minded buy ge and go to sleep with a 3.3 yield since you are to be eaten alive anyways if you admit it or not.. Tue Jun 25, 2013 4:53 am
You seek a social defined calculation with math. We know what mindset sends you.
We can HUNT for view as BEN had his 1983 thesis confirmed also.
John warned of “It may be better to ride a deranged bull then to seek comfort behind a lamb.”
No body thought he was incorrect, but we also know who can walk in circles with that bent of mind.
Information arbiters since clay tablets will suffice for now we consider.
Greed and fear are usual suspects from a education process. If we bought rig from a expert we would of been mangled. Thu Mar 05, 2015 4:03 pm
The three trade rules was rule one here early. Ill even take the time to date that fact later for you.
As we know point blank. Points well taken in a contrived market.
Red or blue will not change that effect some consider valid.
I have not read martins site in some months.
The last time I did he sold coins as medallion's to get around a regulatory
problem. We use three brokers to decide on what and when, and yes they made some
rather interesting reasons to unload positions we considered.
btw : #22. Manufacture a new truth. Create your own expert(s), group(s), author(s), leader(s) or influence existing ones willing to forge new ground via scientific, investigative, or social research or testimony which concludes favorably. In this way, if you must actually address issues, you can do so authoritatively.
Carroll Quigley The Recession of 1937
The recession was marked by a break in wholesale prices, a decline in business activity, and an increase in unemployment. In most countries it began in the spring of 1937 and lasted for about ten months or a year. It was caused by several factors: (1) much of the price rise before 1937 had been caused by speculative buying and by the efforts of "panic money" to seek refuge in commodities, rather than by demand from either consumers or investors; (2) several international commodity cartels created in the period of depression and early recovery broke down with a resulting fall in prices; (3) there was a curtailment of public deficit spending in several countries, especially the United States and France; (4) the replacement of capital goods worn out in the period 1929-1934 had caused much of the revival of 1933-1937 and began to taper off in 1937; (5) the increase in political tension in the Mediterranean and the Far East as a result of the Civil War in Spain and the Japanese attack on North China had an adverse effect; and (6) a "gold scare" occurred. This last was a sudden fall in the demand for gold caused by the fact that the great increase in gold production resulting from the United States Treasury price of $35 an ounce gave rise to rumors that the Treasury would soon cut this price.
So we wait till Passover.
"To produce a maximum of chaos in the culture of the enemy is our first most important step. Our fruits are grown in chaos, distrust, economic depression and scientific turmoil. At least a weary populace can seek peace only in our offered Communist State, at last only Communism can resolve the problems of the masses."
Taxpayers are to vapid to know the difference today is the fact alone since they do not know Capitalism. Even the worshippers as statist understood Mr. Keynes's assertion that there is no automatic mechanism in the economic system to keep the rate of saving and the rate of investing equal … might with equal justification be extended to the more general contention that there is no automatic mechanism in the economic system to adapt production to any other shift in demand. Dislocations and Disconnects are the result as we are today witnessing in a crack up boom and even the fed is pissed to admit algos do not provide value added services in a malinvestment diseased capital sucking also in a world of stupidity in educated idiots. Check the dissent view from the fed and see for yourself. Its there point blank. Dr. Copper in the forums is a discussion level in the forums to observations and the intent and interpretation of market participants who look at things we also call facets. Truth is Oxygen, who is turning blue as we speak since Mr. market in time will decide and not a few dozen knot heads. Trust has been shot in the ass because ALL Governments lie. For the tea leaf minded buy ge and go to sleep with a 3.3 yield since you are to be eaten alive anyways if you admit it or not.. Tue Jun 25, 2013 4:53 am
You seek a social defined calculation with math. We know what mindset sends you.
We can HUNT for view as BEN had his 1983 thesis confirmed also.
John warned of “It may be better to ride a deranged bull then to seek comfort behind a lamb.”
No body thought he was incorrect, but we also know who can walk in circles with that bent of mind.
Information arbiters since clay tablets will suffice for now we consider.
Re: Financial topics
February 27, 2016 at 10:20 am
I owned a ladies’ dress shop on the historic square of a Texas town that for many years had been a tourist attraction for people who lived in the DFW metroplex. From the beginning, my store earned good profits and flourished. Then the Bush crash came. Sales dropped quickly, but not from lack of traffic, but from lack of money. Higher cost merchandise, dresses, jewelry, etc. dropped off the cliff. We continued to see the same size crowds on the square as they attended our frequent events. We continued to see the same number of people coming into our store, but the number of sales tickets and amount of these tickets dropped. If I had not had enough personal capital to keep it going I would have closed immediately. But then we heard that the nearby power plant was going to add another reactor and 14,000 people would move into the area. And at about the same time the oil drilling, or fracking, was going full blast So, I rode on a little longer. But the power plant plan was dropped, the oil industry tanked, and I sold the business in 2012. Many other stores that had been on the square for many years closed and were replaced with newcomers with new money and with new dreams. Some of those stores have closed and a new cycle of dreamers has begun. Anyhow, the economic problem faced by the people in my area was a lack of demand. Plain and simple. People did not have money to spend. Ladies, longtime customers in many cases, browsed, but did not buy or they bought lower-priced goods. And the boom is not in sight.
I question whether any economic model is satisfactory when it doesn’t include the impact of political decisions designed to take away the financial wherewithal of individuals–specifically, government “trade” deals (whether WTO, NAFTA, TPP) that eliminate good-paying jobs, anti-union policies, and failure to enforce anti-trust laws. It doesn’t take a degree in economics to understand that the U.S. relies on its citizens to fuel the economy by behaving as “consumers.”
In any case, CofFEE (Center of Full Employment and Equity) has demonstrated that, with proper policies, unemployment can be driven effectively to zero, and thus it is R&R’s output gap that is too low. (A note, Kelton, economic advisor to Sanders in the Senate, is fully on board with CofFEE’s work.) --- r&r http://gdxforum.com/forum/search.php?ke ... sf=msgonly --- http://gdxforum.com/forum/search.php?ke ... sf=msgonly
It all boils down to this. R&R are essentially admitting that conventional (orthodox) macroeconomics has nothing to offer today’s economy, and claim that the use of heterodox macro, about which they know nothing, is wrong. This is the constant claim of orthodox macro, even after the entire discipline flopped on its face in 2008. Some people never learn.
NAIRU is an acronym for non-accelerating inflation rate of unemployment, and refers to a level of unemployment below which inflation rises. It was first introduced as NIRU (non-inflationary rate of unemployment) in Modigliani–Papademos (1975), as an improvement over the "natural rate" of unemployment concept, which was proposed earlier by Milton Friedman.
The Centre of Full Employment and Equity or CofFEE is an official research centre of the University of Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia, and has operated since 1998. CofFEE’s membership is drawn from the disciplines of Economics, Politics, Sociology and Geography. Y
I owned a ladies’ dress shop on the historic square of a Texas town that for many years had been a tourist attraction for people who lived in the DFW metroplex. From the beginning, my store earned good profits and flourished. Then the Bush crash came. Sales dropped quickly, but not from lack of traffic, but from lack of money. Higher cost merchandise, dresses, jewelry, etc. dropped off the cliff. We continued to see the same size crowds on the square as they attended our frequent events. We continued to see the same number of people coming into our store, but the number of sales tickets and amount of these tickets dropped. If I had not had enough personal capital to keep it going I would have closed immediately. But then we heard that the nearby power plant was going to add another reactor and 14,000 people would move into the area. And at about the same time the oil drilling, or fracking, was going full blast So, I rode on a little longer. But the power plant plan was dropped, the oil industry tanked, and I sold the business in 2012. Many other stores that had been on the square for many years closed and were replaced with newcomers with new money and with new dreams. Some of those stores have closed and a new cycle of dreamers has begun. Anyhow, the economic problem faced by the people in my area was a lack of demand. Plain and simple. People did not have money to spend. Ladies, longtime customers in many cases, browsed, but did not buy or they bought lower-priced goods. And the boom is not in sight.
I question whether any economic model is satisfactory when it doesn’t include the impact of political decisions designed to take away the financial wherewithal of individuals–specifically, government “trade” deals (whether WTO, NAFTA, TPP) that eliminate good-paying jobs, anti-union policies, and failure to enforce anti-trust laws. It doesn’t take a degree in economics to understand that the U.S. relies on its citizens to fuel the economy by behaving as “consumers.”
In any case, CofFEE (Center of Full Employment and Equity) has demonstrated that, with proper policies, unemployment can be driven effectively to zero, and thus it is R&R’s output gap that is too low. (A note, Kelton, economic advisor to Sanders in the Senate, is fully on board with CofFEE’s work.) --- r&r http://gdxforum.com/forum/search.php?ke ... sf=msgonly --- http://gdxforum.com/forum/search.php?ke ... sf=msgonly
It all boils down to this. R&R are essentially admitting that conventional (orthodox) macroeconomics has nothing to offer today’s economy, and claim that the use of heterodox macro, about which they know nothing, is wrong. This is the constant claim of orthodox macro, even after the entire discipline flopped on its face in 2008. Some people never learn.
NAIRU is an acronym for non-accelerating inflation rate of unemployment, and refers to a level of unemployment below which inflation rises. It was first introduced as NIRU (non-inflationary rate of unemployment) in Modigliani–Papademos (1975), as an improvement over the "natural rate" of unemployment concept, which was proposed earlier by Milton Friedman.
The Centre of Full Employment and Equity or CofFEE is an official research centre of the University of Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia, and has operated since 1998. CofFEE’s membership is drawn from the disciplines of Economics, Politics, Sociology and Geography. Y
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https://mises.org/library/democracy-has-been-weaponized
As an aspect of their confusion, most of the liberals joined Bismarck in his Kulturkampf
http://gdxforum.com/forum/search.php?ke ... sf=msgonly
http://gdxforum.com/forum/search.php?ke ... sf=msgonly
http://hir.harvard.edu/debt-deficits-an ... ry-theory/
http://e1.newcastle.edu.au/coffee/
http://www.cfeps.org/
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-02-2 ... ry-clinton
https://newrepublic.com/article/130337/ ... -complaint something they can believe or Perception is relative, as the Sophists and
Roger Ailes have always told us
I find the younger generation to be by and large brainwashed by the public schools and otherwise docile. The media, whenever they touch on politics, are eager servants of the political powers that be. Overall, a stultifying conformism seems to be the order of the day. mises
As an aspect of their confusion, most of the liberals joined Bismarck in his Kulturkampf
http://gdxforum.com/forum/search.php?ke ... sf=msgonly
http://gdxforum.com/forum/search.php?ke ... sf=msgonly
http://hir.harvard.edu/debt-deficits-an ... ry-theory/
http://e1.newcastle.edu.au/coffee/
http://www.cfeps.org/
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-02-2 ... ry-clinton
https://newrepublic.com/article/130337/ ... -complaint something they can believe or Perception is relative, as the Sophists and
Roger Ailes have always told us
I find the younger generation to be by and large brainwashed by the public schools and otherwise docile. The media, whenever they touch on politics, are eager servants of the political powers that be. Overall, a stultifying conformism seems to be the order of the day. mises
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" find the younger generation to be by and large brainwashed by the public schools and otherwise docile."
It is not only younger but I find older as well. Seems largest cause aside fr non interest since things going pretty well for them is adherence to current sources of traditional information. These sources are of course not telling t hem the truth and they are not in position yet to realize before it will be too late. Even as migrant flows up from NAfrica and Turkey increase and relative peace known for 70+ years is starting to fall apart they pay it no mind as long as they have job, food, lights. They will not heed warning to prepare for this or NIRP or capital controls. They become angry or mock. It is very sad but I can not get through so I slow down (but not stop) trying. The church and cathedral built with reverence and beauty (conforming to the sacred rules and measurements of beauty which all nature conforms) lie empty but for tourists. The Peronist destroys that which is holy and Luther son burning all round in blatant sin.
@Pr/22.3/ A prudent man foreseeth (lit. to see) the evil (adversity, calamity), and hideth (to hide, conceal) himself: but the simple (seductible, foolish) pass on (cross over), and are punished (to inflict a penalty, to fine).
I have this in my mind all the time now (along with AB screechy voice "get out get out now')
For this one can realize that what is ultimately coming there will be no concealment, no "getting out" . You will take the RFID chip (or whatever) or you won't.
/Mat 24//
37 But as the days of Noah were, so shall also the coming of the Son of man be. 38 For as in the days that were before the flood they were eating and drinking, marrying and giving in marriage, until the day that Noe entered into the ark, 39 And knew not until the flood came, and took them all away; so shall also the coming of the Son of man be.
It is not only younger but I find older as well. Seems largest cause aside fr non interest since things going pretty well for them is adherence to current sources of traditional information. These sources are of course not telling t hem the truth and they are not in position yet to realize before it will be too late. Even as migrant flows up from NAfrica and Turkey increase and relative peace known for 70+ years is starting to fall apart they pay it no mind as long as they have job, food, lights. They will not heed warning to prepare for this or NIRP or capital controls. They become angry or mock. It is very sad but I can not get through so I slow down (but not stop) trying. The church and cathedral built with reverence and beauty (conforming to the sacred rules and measurements of beauty which all nature conforms) lie empty but for tourists. The Peronist destroys that which is holy and Luther son burning all round in blatant sin.
@Pr/22.3/ A prudent man foreseeth (lit. to see) the evil (adversity, calamity), and hideth (to hide, conceal) himself: but the simple (seductible, foolish) pass on (cross over), and are punished (to inflict a penalty, to fine).
I have this in my mind all the time now (along with AB screechy voice "get out get out now')
For this one can realize that what is ultimately coming there will be no concealment, no "getting out" . You will take the RFID chip (or whatever) or you won't.
/Mat 24//
37 But as the days of Noah were, so shall also the coming of the Son of man be. 38 For as in the days that were before the flood they were eating and drinking, marrying and giving in marriage, until the day that Noe entered into the ark, 39 And knew not until the flood came, and took them all away; so shall also the coming of the Son of man be.
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The central banks are always printing money, and at an exponential rate. This is a foregone conclusion, for if they pulled back the economy would collapse abruptly. The part you want to focus on is the diminishing return of said printing, for with each dollar printed - or yuan in this case - all of the others in aggregate lose value. This is a litterazation, and here is some simple math -
A central bank has an aggregate of 100 dollars. Their collective value is $100. They print one more. Now the amount is $101. But each dollar now has a value of 1/101 instead of 1/100, giving each dollar less value. This increases "exports" as it increases price.
^^This is how Neo-Keynesian economics works at its simplest, in the nominal terms. But in real terms the added dollar takes value away and the inflation cuts the value. The Keynesian would say this increases output, whereas I would say it devalues it, compounding the cyclical nature of investing until a tipping point where the bottom drops out and confidence is lost. At that point the real value of the fiat system becomes apparent and a reversion to the mean is established.
And as for how a reversion to a mean happens, as with bubbles, the price always drops past the mean as herd behavior sets in. Instead of people refraining from buying a house at the top because rates are low and mortgages are easy people tell themselves they want to chase the hot investment. So is the same on the downside. People will be selling when they should be buying. This is why a crash is sewn into the fabric of the market.
So yes they will print, but it doesn't add value, in fact it decreases it. In turn it will push assets like gold higher and higher until a chase begins, at which point confidence is lost and the market capitulates, bring the reversion, and propelling a crash. Note this is why it has been so important for all central banks to hold the value of gold and silver down, because it is they which challenge fiat money, and it is fiat money which is the underpinning of the financial system, for everything is valued in dollars. Take away fiat currency, and it becomes impossible to find fair value in the mind of the banker.
Soul Glow Sat, 02/27/2016 - 15:07
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-02-2 ... nt-7244497
A central bank has an aggregate of 100 dollars. Their collective value is $100. They print one more. Now the amount is $101. But each dollar now has a value of 1/101 instead of 1/100, giving each dollar less value. This increases "exports" as it increases price.
^^This is how Neo-Keynesian economics works at its simplest, in the nominal terms. But in real terms the added dollar takes value away and the inflation cuts the value. The Keynesian would say this increases output, whereas I would say it devalues it, compounding the cyclical nature of investing until a tipping point where the bottom drops out and confidence is lost. At that point the real value of the fiat system becomes apparent and a reversion to the mean is established.
And as for how a reversion to a mean happens, as with bubbles, the price always drops past the mean as herd behavior sets in. Instead of people refraining from buying a house at the top because rates are low and mortgages are easy people tell themselves they want to chase the hot investment. So is the same on the downside. People will be selling when they should be buying. This is why a crash is sewn into the fabric of the market.
So yes they will print, but it doesn't add value, in fact it decreases it. In turn it will push assets like gold higher and higher until a chase begins, at which point confidence is lost and the market capitulates, bring the reversion, and propelling a crash. Note this is why it has been so important for all central banks to hold the value of gold and silver down, because it is they which challenge fiat money, and it is fiat money which is the underpinning of the financial system, for everything is valued in dollars. Take away fiat currency, and it becomes impossible to find fair value in the mind of the banker.
Soul Glow Sat, 02/27/2016 - 15:07
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-02-2 ... nt-7244497
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Why independents do not fly, much that is.
Democrats twice as likely [as Republicans] to die in plane crashes.
http://www.scoop.co.nz/archive/scoop/st ... c3d66.html
Documents by Chilean agents in Argentina found in 2006 report that the Argentine military had internally documented 22,000 cases of deaths and abductions from 1976 to 1978. Amnesty International reported in 1979 that 15,000 disappeared had been abducted, tortured and possibly killed by the military dictatorship up to that time
Human rights groups in Argentina often cite a figure of 30,000 disappeared; Amnesty International estimates 20,000.[50] In 1988, the Asamblea por los Derechos Humanos (APDH or Assembly for Human Rights) published its findings on the disappearances, concluding that 12,261 people were killed or "disappeared" during the Dirty War
Argentina National Security Archive, George Washington University (Spanish)
Argentina: In Search of the Disappeared, Time
Democrats twice as likely [as Republicans] to die in plane crashes.
http://www.scoop.co.nz/archive/scoop/st ... c3d66.html
Documents by Chilean agents in Argentina found in 2006 report that the Argentine military had internally documented 22,000 cases of deaths and abductions from 1976 to 1978. Amnesty International reported in 1979 that 15,000 disappeared had been abducted, tortured and possibly killed by the military dictatorship up to that time
Human rights groups in Argentina often cite a figure of 30,000 disappeared; Amnesty International estimates 20,000.[50] In 1988, the Asamblea por los Derechos Humanos (APDH or Assembly for Human Rights) published its findings on the disappearances, concluding that 12,261 people were killed or "disappeared" during the Dirty War
Argentina National Security Archive, George Washington University (Spanish)
Argentina: In Search of the Disappeared, Time
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cern update know your memes
as for the electric universe @9:10 enjoy
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