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    By: Caitlin Maguire

    News Round-Up: Monday, December 19, 2011

    Monday, December 19th, 2011

    North Koreans begin a national mourning period for the death of Kim Jong-il; Kim’s son, Kim Jong-un, will take over for his father despite rumored turmoil; Ron Paul currently leads in Iowa; Romney continues to receive income from Bain Capital; and Apple is planning its TV takeover. Meanwhile, MTV announces its “Power 12″ election campaign, and the third engagement is a charm for Britney Spears.

    CRUCIAL:

    North Korean leader Kim Jong-il dies ‘of heart attack,’ http://goo.gl/m8ssu
    North Korean dictator Kim Jong-il died Saturday of a heart attack. Kim, who suffered the heart attack while riding a train, had been in power for 17 years. The news was made public on Monday when a woman wearing black announced it on Korean state television. When the news broke, people began crying in the streets of Pyongyang. Kim’s funeral will be held December 28, and the period of national mourning will end December 29. His body will be in a mausoleum where his father Kim Il-sung’s corpse is on public display. Kim’s official North Korean obituary paints a different picture than those of other publications, making statements like “He turned the DPRK into an invincible political and ideological power in which single-minded unity has been achieved.”

    Kim Jong-il, North Korean Dictator, Dies, Kim Jong-un Takes Over, http://goo.gl/xc7Qi
    Kim Jong-un, Kim Jong-il’s third son, will take over for his late father as leader of North Korea. Not much is known about about Kim, including his age; although, it’s rumored that he is in his 20s. Kim was briefly educated in Sweden, and his father began grooming him for a take-over last year. According to the New York Times, some intelligence believes he planned two attacks on South Korea last year in order to prove himself as a leader. Korean state television is now proclaiming him “the great successor” and is telling the Korean people to “faithfully revere respectable comrade Kim Jong-un.” Considering the two days between Kim Jong-il’s death and its announcement, some believe Kim will just serve as a figurehead of the party due to leadership struggles behind the scenes.

    Pa. voter ID bill undergoes changes, http://goo.gl/9xyRC
    In response to complaints that Pennsylvania’s new voter ID bill disenfranchises young people and the elderly, the PA State Senate Government Committee has added an addendum that allows identification issued by colleges and nursing homes to be valid at the polls. Also, voters without proper ID will be able to cast a provisional ballot that will be valid if they send in a copy of their ID via fax, mail or in person within six days of casting the ballot.

    Paul Leads in Iowa, http://goo.gl/iPk9o
    According to a new poll from Public Policy Polling, Ron Paul is leading in Iowa with 23%. Mitt Romney trails behind him with 20%, and Newt Gingrich is in third with 14%. In fact, Newt Gingrich has dropped 13% in two weeks. Iowa voters say they favor Ron Paul because he has campaigned the hardest in the state. He even leads Romney 26-5 percent with voters who say it’s “very important” that a candidate spends a great deal of time in the state.

    Buyout Profits Keep Flowing to Romney, http://goo.gl/NoEsf
    Even though Mitt Romney left Bain Capital in 1999, he is still receiving millions of dollars a year from the company. Apparently before he left, Romney negotiated a very lucrative retirement package that enables him to receive profits from all of Bain’s deals. Romney’s opponents may attack the candidate for profitting from layoffs, such as the massive firings Bain made after acquiring KB Toys. His retirement package has also been taxed at 15% instead of the 35% for ordinary income.

    Apple Plots Its TV Assault, http://goo.gl/iNu50
    Apple executives have been meeting with media executives to discuss the future of television at Apple’s hand. Potential technology includes an Apple TV set that provides shows and movies through wireless streaming. Viewers may also be able to pause their shows and movies and resume watching them on their iPhones or iPads, which would also serve as remote controls. One person from the meetings says a Siri component may also be possible as discussions have included voice and gesture commands for controlling the TV.

    Exclusive: Secret U.S., Taliban talks reach turning point, http://goo.gl/12JH9
    Reuters is reporting that secret discussions between the U.S. and Taliban “have reached a critical juncture.” The U.S. is considering transferring Guantanamo Bay inmates into Afghan custody in exchange for the Taliban’s denouncement of international terrorism and their entering of peace talks with Afghanistan. Reuters is still reporting that a diplomatic breakthrough “is a longshot.”

    CULTURAL:

    For Election Year, MTV Drops ‘Choose or Lose’ Slogan, http://goo.gl/3KS39

    “Dancing With The Stars” winner J.R. Martinez to be a dad, http://goo.gl/qyNx5

    Will Britney Spears’ Third Marriage Be Her Best Yet?! Source: “You Can’t Even Compare the Chances!,”http://goo.gl/yomJZ

    Daniel Craig is offered deal to play James Bond five more times, http://goo.gl/xNEPi

    Paul McCartney to release album of covers, two new songs, http://goo.gl/Kykkj

      Caitlin Maguire
      Bio: Caitlin is the Marketing & Operations Manager for Rock the Vote
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      By: coral@rockthevote.com

      NEWS ROUND-UP: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2011

      Wednesday, November 9th, 2011

      In today’s news, Penn State coach Joe Paterno will retire at the end of the season; Cain accuser Karen Kraushaar has come forward; Mississippi votes down the “personhood” act; and Maine has voted to maintain same-day voter registration. In other news, hip-hop star Heavy D has died at aged 44, and Justin Bieber will take a paternity test in two weeks.

      Coral + Caitlin

      CRUCIAL

      Italy borrowing costs hit record 7%, http://bbc.in/tkYfqN
      A day after Italy’s Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi said he would resign once budget reforms were passed, the country’s cost of borrowing has hit a 7 percent record level. The yield on 10 year government bonds reached more than 7%, which is the highest since the euro was created in 1999. The 7 percent level is considered unsustainable, having been the mark at which Portugal, Greece, and Ireland were all forced to seek E.U. bailouts. An E.U. team will arrive in Rome Wednesday to begin monitoring Italy’s plans to deal with debt.

      Ahmadinejad: Iran won’t retreat from nuclear path, http://yhoo.it/tVmA9V
      A UN validated report on Tuesday claimed that Iran is working on atomic weaponry. In response, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad pledged Iran “won’t retreat one iota from the path it is going.” He then attacked the IAEA report as absurd, asking “Why are you ruining the prestige of the agency for absurd U.S. claims?” He insisted that Iran was not building nuclear weapons, “The Iranian nation is wise,” he said. “It won’t build two bombs against 20,000 bombs you have.”

      Joe Paterno Retiring: Penn State Football Coach Reportedly Stepping Down At End Of Season, http://huff.to/ty2fFZ
      After 46 seasons, Penn State head football coach Joe Paterno plans to retire at the end of this season. Paterno has come under fire for not following up after reporting that assistant coach Jerry Sandusky sexually assaulted a number of young boys. At least nine people have come forward to allege abuse by Sandusky and recently, that number has reportedly risen to 20. Sandusky worked under Paterno.

      Flooding, damage reported as powerful storm hits Alaska, http://usat.ly/w1sVUG
      The Bering Sea superstorm has begun. The west coast of Alaska is being hammered with hurricane-force winds, large waves, and blowing snow, and the conditions are expected to continue for most of the day. There are reports of roofs being blown off houses, and a 7-foot storm surge is expected to cause coastal erosion and flooding. The National Weather Service told Alaska residents to seek shelter.

      Karen Kraushaar interested in press conference with all Cain accusers, http://bit.ly/rTUH8z
      Karen Kraushaar, one of the women who accused Herman Cain of sexually inappropriate behavior in the 1990s, told CBS News that she is interested in holding a press conference with all of the women who claim Cain harassed them. Kraushaar confirmed that she is one of the women accusing Cain of sexual harassment. Meanwhile, Cain continues to deny all of the allegations.

      Mainers vote to continue Election Day registration, http://bit.ly/sAnYRx
      At Tuesday’s election, Maine residents voted to keep same-day voter registration. “Maine voters sent a clear message: No one will be denied a right to vote,” said Shenna Bellows, director of the American Civil Liberties Union of Maine. “Voters in small towns and big cities voted to protect our constitutional right.” Before being overturned, the law was passed by a Republican majority legislation to preserve the integrity of voter registration, and it required that voters be registered at least two days before election day.

      Mississippi voters reject ‘life begins at conception’ initiative, http://bit.ly/vG2M4t
      Mississippi voters rejected a “personhood” act on Tuesday. This amendment to the state’s constitution would have defined life as starting at conception. It would have made all abortions illegal, including cases of rape and when the life of the mother was in serious danger. It also would have made certain types of birth control illegal including IUDs. Nearly 60 percent of voters rejected the bill.

      Ohio voters overwhelmingly reject Issue 2, dealing a blow to Gov. John Kasich, http://bit.ly/sbipV4
      Voters in Ohio voted down an anti-union bill on Tuesday. The law would have restricted collective-bargaining for thousands of workers. The vote sends a strong message to Republican Governor John Kasich who said “It’s clear the people have spoken. I heard their voices. I understand their decision. And frankly, I respect what the people have to say in an effort like this. And as a result of that, it requires me to take a deep breath and to spend some time to reflect on what happened here.”

      Russell Pearce on verge of historic loss in recall, http://bit.ly/t9IgRQ
      Arizona residents voted to recall Senate president Russell Pearce, who proposed the state’s controversial immigration law. He lost 53-45 to fellow Republican Jerry Lewis, a conservative Mormon who opposed the state’s anti-immigration crackdown. It’s the first time in U.S. history that a sitting Senate president has been recalled, and Pearce is the first Arizona legislator to ever lose a recall election.

      (via Reuters) Microsoft, AOL, Yahoo, strike ad alliance: Yahoo Inc, Microsoft Corp and AOL Inc have set up an advertising partnership as Google and Facebook’s online ad dominance grows. The alliance, announced on Tuesday, allows each of the companies to sell each other’s unsold premium advertising inventory — known as display ads — by early next year. http://reut.rs/uX5cqi

      CULTURAL

      Clarence Page says “Cain has another issue with women: Taxes” http://trib.in/t3jkcP

      Jon Healey on “Backgrounder on ‘net neutrality’” http://lat.ms/uzEfCn

      Dorothy Rabinowitz describes “Why Gingrich Could Win” http://on.wsj.com/v7j8Si

      USA Today wants to “Make police get a warrant for GPS tracking” http://usat.ly/rOjyiF

      Paul G. Kengor says “In 1920, U.S. saw the carnage of class warfare” http://usat.ly/tZzMK5

      Hip-hop star Heavy D dies aged 44, http://bbc.in/vdpjTV

      ‘Dancing With The Stars’: Nancy Grace Signs Off, http://on.mtv.com/vM6VqI

      Brett Ratner Resigns 2012 Oscars – Will Eddie Murphy Follow? http://bit.ly/tUrirv

      Justin Bieber Will Take Paternity Test In Two Weeks, http://on.mtv.com/tSzvJZ

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        By: Caitlin Maguire

        News Round-Up: Wednesday, October 26, 2011

        Wednesday, October 26th, 2011

        President Obama will layout plans for student debt; a new poll finds that 89% of Americans distrust the government; and hundreds of Yemeni women have burned their veils in protest. Meanwhile, Andy Rooney has been hospitalized; it’s been determined that Amy Winehouse died from too much alcohol; and Chaz Bono gets the boot from Dancing with the Stars.

        Coral + Caitlin

        CRUCIAL:

        Ex-Goldman board member surrenders in trading case, http://goo.gl/FrFxw
        Today, Rajat Gupta, the former director of Goldman Sachs and Procter & Gamble, will speak to federal authorities about charges against him relating to Raj Rajaratnam’s hedge fund Galleon Group. The SEC has filed an administrative proceeding against Gupta that accuses him of giving confidential information about Goldman Sachs to Rajaratnam. Rajaratnam was recently sentenced to eleven years in prison for insider trading.

        New Poll Finds a Deep Distrust of Government, http://goo.gl/REx6f
        A New York Times/CBS poll has found that 89% of Americans distrust the government to do the right thing. 74% think the country is on the wrong track, 84% disapprove of Congress, and 43% believe that wealth needs to be distributed more evenly. As for Occupy Wall Street, 25% of people approve of the protests while 20% disapprove.

        Police, protesters clash in Oakland at Occupy camp, http://goo.gl/yS5ji
        Oakland Occupy Wall Street protestors and police repeatedly clashed last night as demonstrators tried to take back the plaza they had been pushed out of. Police fired tear gas, flash grenades, and bean bag rounds. According to police, protestors threw eggs, paint, and bottles at authorities. Over 100 people were arrested. Meanwhile in Atlanta, 50 protestors were arrested after being cleared out of the park where they had been encamped for weeks.

        Yemeni women burn their veils to protest crackdown, http://goo.gl/RJaS8
        Yesterday, hundreds of women burned their full body veils in the capital of Yemen. The act was meant to protest the harsh government crackdown on tribal fighters who have been demonstrating for months. The death toll from Yemeni security forces has increased rapidly with 25 casualties alone yesterday.

        Obama to Lay Out Student-Debt Plan, goo.gl/17scu
        President Obama will speed up implementation of a plan already passed by Congress “that caps monthly student-loan payments for borrowers with low incomes, from 2014 to 2012.” The president’s plan will also forgive any remaining debt after twenty years instead of the original twenty-five. In addition, the government will allow loans from at least two federal programs to be consolidated into one payment. President Obama will speak about his student-debt plans today noting the importance of educating students about tools for loan repayment. Later today, you can see how Obama’s student loan plans will affect your own debt here: http://studentaid.ed.gov/PORTALSWebApp/students/english/IBRPlan.jsp.

        (via POLITICO Morning Tech) A NEW ERA IN TECH: IBM’s decision to name Ginni Rometty as its first female CEO sends a clear signal about the growing influence of women in the top tiers of the tech world, the AP reports. http://apne.ws/s5A7Z2

        CULTURAL:

        Coroner: Amy Winehouse died from too much alcohol, http://goo.gl/S0EHW

        NYC performance artist gives birth in art gallery, http://goo.gl/6oCjY

        Chaz Bono’s ‘Dancing With the Stars’ Exit: ‘I’m Not Leaving the Show Bitter or Angry,’ http://goo.gl/ksTw4

        Leno Goes Easy on Obama, http://goo.gl/TwtNU

        Longtime ‘60 Minutes’ commentator Andy Rooney hospitalized, http://goo.gl/8fqjZ

          Caitlin Maguire
          Bio: Caitlin is the Marketing & Operations Manager for Rock the Vote
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          By: coral@rockthevote.com

          NEWS ROUND-UP: THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2011

          Thursday, September 29th, 2011

          In today’s news, Bahrain sentences 20 medics for treating protesters; the Saudi Arabian King pardons a woman arrested for driving; a Massachusetts man is arrested for planning to attack the Pentagon and Capitol with drones; and presidential hopeful Herman Cain jumps to third place in the primary race. In entertainment news, MTV reports on the leading fall albums, and Lil Wayne looks to Jimi Hendrix for inspiration.

          Coral + Caitlin

          CRUCIAL

          German parliament approves expanded bailout fund, http://wapo.st/ooHK71
          On Thursday, German lawmakers voted to approve expanded powers for a European bailout fund that Chancellor Angela Merkel has said is critical to ensuring economic stability in Europe. With an approval vote of 523 to 85, the euro-zone took the first step in righting its economic crisis. The move also helped boost European stocks Thursday, and Wall Street appeared to head for gains at its opening.

          Bahrain sentences medics who treated protesters, http://bbc.in/qC8GOM
          A court in Bahrain has sentenced 20 medics between 5 to 15 years in jail for alleged incitement to overthrow the government. The medics treated people injured during a protest movement that called for more rights for the country’s Shia majority in the Sunni-ruled kingdom. The medics were also accused of refusing to give police officers medical attention; however, relatives of some of the medics claim they were tortured into giving false confessions.

          Saudi Woman Spared Lashing, http://bit.ly/rn2Zit
          Saudi Arabian King Abdullah pardoned a woman sentenced to receive at least 10 lashes for driving. The woman was sentenced just one day after the King granted women the right to participate in the next election. “Belatedly allowing women to vote in council elections is all well and good, but if they are still going to face being flogged for trying to exercise their right to freedom of movement, then the King’s much-trumpeted ‘reforms’ actually amount to very little,” said Amnesty International Deputy Director Philip Luther.

          Mass. man accused of plotting to hit Pentagon and Capitol with drone aircraft, http://wapo.st/oZ20Zy
          A 26-year-old physics graduate and model hobbyist from Massachusetts was arrested Wednesday in an FBI undercover operation. He has been accused of planning to build small, explosive-laden drones to attack the Pentagon and the Capitol, according to an FBI affidavit and law enforcement officials. Rezwan Ferdaus, a U.S.born citizen of South Asian background, traveled to Washington last May to conduct surveillance and intended to launch three small GPS-guided aircraft from East Potomac Park — two against the Pentagon and one against the Capitol, according to a detailed plan he gave to the FBI.

          Occupy Wall Street: inquiries launched as new pepper-spray video emerges, http://bit.ly/oQN0jR
          Senior New York Police Officer, Anthony Bologna, is under investigation after another video has emerged from the Occupy Wall Street protests. This video captures the officer, not only pepper spraying a group of women protesters who were trapped in an orange net, but also pepper spraying one of the women while she was recovering from the first attack. In both incidents, the policer officer appeared to have violated the NYPD’s guidance on how pepper spray should be used.

          25 voters to get free photo ID ride to DMV, only 4 in Tri-County area, http://bit.ly/oFhsE9
          The Department of Motor Vehicles says 25 people in South Carolina are getting a free ride to receive a photo identification card to comply with the state’s new voter law. DMV spokeswoman Beth Parks said the agency spoke to 675 people who wanted information on the law and about 48 people requested a ride for Wednesday; however, when the agency called back, people had obtained rides or state IDs in some other way.

          UW to create new ID cards, http://bit.ly/qjz2FS
          To accommodate for new voting laws, Associated Students of Madison Legislative Affairs Chair Hannah Somers said University of Wisconsin will be instituting new student IDs to include a signature and a valid expiration date. “This is really good news,” Somers said. “This means we don’t have to lobby the university to change our IDs.”

          Romney Reclaims Top Spot While Perry Falls and Cain Rises, http://abcn.ws/r6FVLN
          In a poll released today, Herman Cain has tripled his support base and jumped to third place in the race for the Republican primary. Also, Mitt Romney has reclaimed his front-runner status, and Rick Perry has dropped ten points since the last poll taken in August. This marks the first time Perry has taken second place in the polls; he has been on top since entering the presidential race six-weeks ago. Herman Cain reached the third-place slot after claiming 17 percent, an 11-point jump since August.

          Faster-Than-Light Neutrinos Would Not Necessarily Prove Einstein Wrong, http://bit.ly/qWACEu
          Last week, the physics community was shaken when the OPERA (Oscillation Project with Emulsion tracking Apparatus) team working in central Italy announced that preliminary findings seemed to have found subatomic particles, neutrinos, traveling faster than the speed of light. According to the team, the neutrinos were observed to have traveled the distance of about 450 miles in less time than it would take a light beam – disproving, some have said, Einstein’s Special Theory of Relativity.

          Nokia to cut another 3,500 jobs, http://cnet.co/nDQLGi
          Nokia will cut another 3,500 jobs to lower its operating costs to run more efficiently. “We must take painful, yet necessary, steps to align our workforce and operations with our path forward,” Chief Executive Stephen Elop said in a statement today. Nokia will close a manufacturing facility in Cluj, Romania, and reduce workers in its supply chain operations. This will cause a loss of 2,200 employees. Also, they will cut 1,300 workers in its commerce and location business.

          CULTURAL

          Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse backs “Fighting for Pell Grants,” http://huff.to/pfPpdL

          McKay Coppins asks, “Donald Trump GOP Kingmaker?,” http://bit.ly/nal2k7

          ‘Dancing With the Stars’ studio receives letter containing white powder, http://bit.ly/qqQkzz

          Red Sox Lose to Orioles 4-3, http://abcn.ws/nEuIWC

          Coldplay, Rihanna, Evanescence Lead Fall Albums, http://on.mtv.com/qPu0yk

          Susan Powell’s Parents Granted Custody of Boys, http://bit.ly/pWGo88

          Lil Wayne Channels Jimi Hendrix For New Vibe Cover, http://on.mtv.com/nYwzwc

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            By: coral@rockthevote.com

            NEWS ROUND-UP: WEDNESDAY, September 21, 2011

            Wednesday, September 21st, 2011

            In today’s news, Republicans warn Bernanke against further stimulus action; the US is building counterterrorism drones in Africa; the iPhone 5 will be revealed Oct. 4th; and Twitter will launch political ads. In other news, what’s up with the new Facebook?, Lady Gaga celebrates the repeal of DADT, and Metta World Peace is voted off of “Dancing With the Stars.”

            Coral + Caitlin

            CRUCIAL

            No more stimulus, Republican leaders say, http://politi.co/rjbDWO
            “Resist further extraordinary intervention in the U.S. economy,” Republican leaders warned Federal Reserve Chair Ben Bernanke in a letter sent Monday. House Speaker John Boehner, Majority Leader Eric Cantor, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell and Arizona Sen. Jon Kyl all object to a recent Fed policy that flushed $600 billion into the economy. Republicans say they do not believe that pumping more money into the economy is the way to create jobs or fix our broken economy.

            35 bodies dumped on street in Mexico, http://lat.ms/oFDpSx
            On Tuesday, gunmen dumped 35 bodies under an overpass near a tourist shopping center in Mexico. The dead bore signs of torture according to the prosecutor for the state of Veracruz. Officials say the victims had criminal records for involvement in organized-crime activities, including kidnappings, extortion, drug sales and murder.

            Obama Building Secret Drone Bases in Africa, http://wapo.st/qE9d1P
            The Obama administration is building new drone bases near Africa to have a better counter-terrorism program against groups in Yemen and Somalia. The CIA is also building a secret airstrip in the Arabian peninsula. One site is in Ethiopia where the U.S. can better fight al-Shabab and in Seychelles, where unmanned “hunter-killer” drones can patrol Somalia.

            (via Daily Beast) Last Day of Life for Troy Davis, http://bit.ly/oxkeV3: Today is the day of Troy Davis’ execution at 7pm. The 42 year old man has had the date pushed back three different times and is now out of appeals. Davis made a last attempt by asking for a polygraph to prove his innocence, but his request was denied.

            (via Spin) Big Boi Rallying for Death Row Inmate Troy Davis, http://bit.ly/reuT2N: OutKast rapper, Big Boi, called for a rally at the prison in Jackson, GA at 4pm to support Troy Davis. The rapper has been tweeting up a storm about Davis’ execution saying things like “Time to be seen!!!!!” and “We don’t need a trending topic, we need boots on the ground.” Also, Diddy asked his Twitter followers to call U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder.

            To the Barricades: Google Rivals Line Up, http://on.wsj.com/n5xYrD
            Nextag, Yelp, and Expedia are accusing Google of hiding search results for them. The companies claim they are targets because they have non-Google affiliated search engines on their sites. At today’s Senate antitrust hearing, the companies will begin their testimony. Google has denied the claims.

            If iPhone 5 is unveiled Oct. 4, when will it go on sale?, http://bit.ly/njMuwK
            The new CEO of Apple is unveiling the iPhone 5 on October 4th. This will be Tim Cook’s first unveiling since Steve Jobs left the CEO post. It is unclear when the phone will be available for purchase after the unveiling.

            Twitter to launch political advertising, http://bit.ly/okEp1C
            Twitter will launch political advertising this week. The political ads are going to launch with 5 presidential campaigns. Twitter’s President of Global Revenue, Alex Bain, will not reveal which candidates will be using the new feature.

            CULTURAL

            Dr. Oz explains, “Why we raised an alarm on apple juice,” http://trib.in/qDgxbT

            ‘Don’t ask, don’t tell’ end celebrated by Lady Gaga, Jane Lynch, http://wapo.st/o1pWjO

            Facebook changes News Feed; music up next, http://bit.ly/oPwhiH

            Coldplay Teams With Hype Williams For ‘Paradise’ Video, http://on.mtv.com/r494VU

            Fashion News: Costumes Don’t Save Metta World Peace on ‘DWTS,’ http://lat.ms/qE0net

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