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2 Saturday, June 18, 2016 Metropolitan VIDEO OF NINE ZERO’S SECURITY IN-CHARGE RELEASED Minhaj Qazi reveals details about Hakim Saeed’s murder during interrogation KARACHI, Dr SJA Jafri KARACHI, Jun 17: A video confession of the Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) headquarter Nine Zero's security in-charge surfaced on Friday in which he made revelations regarding former Sindh governor Hakim Saeed's murder case. Minhaj Qazi in the video said that when former Hakim Saeed was murdered he was not in contact with the organisation. Qazi said that at the time of Saeed’s killing, Zulfikar Haider and others were present in M.A. Jinnah University started admission in PhD program KARACHI, Jun 17: Mohammad Ali Jinnah University, Karachi has started admission in PhD degree program in Electrical Engineering, Management and Computer Science subjects from August, 2016. MAJU will also introduce 4 new degree program COURTS SHC seeks comments on Ayyan's other contempt of court petition KARACHI, Jun 17: Sindh High Court (SHC) on Friday sought comments from the ministry of interior for not removing Ayyan's name from Exit Control List (ECL) despite its order. The SHC bench, headed by Justice Aqeel Ahmed Abbasi, was hearing another contempt of court petition filed by Super Model Ayyan Ali requesting the court to initiate contempt proceedings against FIA, interior ministry, and immigration officials for not complying with its directives. The court issued notices to the respondents, directing them to submit their respective comments on 23rd June 2016. The petitioner submitted that her name was not removed yet from ECL despite the court's earlier directions. This act from the interior ministry is the contempt of the court and proceedings should be initiated against them. The model was barred from leaving the (BS in Telecom, BS Accounting & Finance, MS Project Management and MS Economics & Finance) from next semester. M.A. Jinnah University has also finalized admission schedule for next semester according to which applications for admission will be received by July 23, 2016 followed by admission test next day while the date of commencement of classes will be August 29, 2016. It is mentioned here that the new management of the university under the dynamic leadership of President, Muhammad Ali Jinnah University, Prof. Dr. Zubair Shaikh has taken various steps to convert MAJU into one of the best university of this region. In order to provide outcome base education, modern teaching methodology, focus on research and professional training matters are being given more attention. Besides that comprehensive restructuring program of M.A. Jinnah University was also launched this year according which all statutory bodies such asAcademic Council, Board of Sir Syed University signed 2 contracts for Technological advancement KARACHI, Jun 17: Sir Syed University of Engineering & Technology signed two contracts to keep pace with technological advancement of modern era. The first contract was signed with Techlogix for developing campus management system, and second contract was signed with M/s Bell Cow for the development of state of the art website. Speaking at the signing ceremony, Chancellor Jawaid Anwar said, “It is just beginning and process for this technological advancement will continue to bring this university as best among top engineering university.” Chancellor Jawaid Anwar said, today a dream has come true to leading the university towards advance technological campus management and also presenting the brand face of the university. Selection of the products under these two innovative advancements would be par excellence and prove immensely not only for the university itself but more for its students. KARACHI: Chancellor Jawaid Anwar, Amir Gilani and Registrar Syed Sarfraz Ali at the signing ceremony between Sir Syed University and Techlogist. Cardiac Emergency Center, Lab made functional at Liaquatabad Hospital told PPI that Cardiac Emergency Center had been made functional after lapse KARACHI, Jun 16: Cardiac Emergency Center of Sindh Government Hospital Liaquatabad has been made of several years. operational after lapse of several years and admission of patients with cardiac emergency requirements has also begun in the healthcare, it was learned on Friday. An official at the hospital He said ealier, the Cardiac Center was non-functional due to unavailability of cardiologists and non-repairing of equipments. He said four cardiac monitors had been made operational out of total eight monitors. He said admission of patients with cardio emergency requirements had also started in the healthcare. He said the administration also appointed three cardiologists and two resident medical officers (RMOs) in Cardiac Center to run it smoothly. country on Wednesday by Federal Investigation Agency (FIA); the agency had stopped her when she was about to fly for Dubai after her name was removed from ECL on the SHC's directives. She got surprised when she reached Karachi Airport on Wednesday to travel abroad, where she knew that her name has been re-inserted in the list. She kept the SHC's order in hand and was showing to counter but to no avail. Alleged extortionist sent on physical remand: An Anti-Terrorism Court (ATC) on Friday handed over a suspect, allegedly belonging to Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan, to police on physical remand till 27th June. The police produced suspect Tahir, who was allegedly involved in taking extortion in Karachi and sending it to Wazirstan, before the administrative judge of ATC to get the remand of the accused. The IO requested the court to remand the accused in police's custody as he was required for interrogation. While accepting IO's request, the judge handed over the suspect to police on physical remand. The investigators were directed to submit progress report in the next hearing. Studies, Board of Advance Studies and Research and Board of Faculties have been reactivated and highly qualified Faculty has also been hired. As a result of restructuring MAJU has now 4 major Faculties which are Finance & Economics, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering and Management Sciences for providing better educational environment, focused student societies of all departments have been revived to organize co-curricular and extracurricular activities. IGP seeks street criminals' list KARACHI, Jun 17: IGP Sindh AD Khowaja on Friday directed Karachi Police to make a list of those street criminals and target killers who got bail two years ago, according to Sindh Police's spokesperson. The IGP further said that steps should be taken to conduct raids in coordination with Sindh Rangers against criminals. He also instructed all SSPs to ensure effective security and patrolling at markets and places of Namaz-e-Turawi. Minor girl hit by block dies KARACHI, Jun 17: A minor girl died after a block falling from a building hit her had in Qasba Colony area of the city on Friday. The girl, Halmas, 5, a resident of Qasba Colony, died after a block hit her head, The block fell from a building. She suffered severe injuries and died on the spot. The victim's body was shifted to Abbasi Shaheed Hospital for medico-legal formalities. Karachi. He alleged that Zulfikar Haider, Mehmood Siddiqui, and Shakir aka Langra assisted in Hakim Saeed’s murder. Qazi said that Imran Pasha, Amir from Liaquatabad and others were arrested regarding the case. Mehmood Siddiqui at that time was the chairman of the party's student wing All Pakistan Muttahida Students Organisation Urdu (APMSO), Minhaj Qazi said. Hakim Saeed was gunned down on October 17, 1998 by armed assailants. Call for taking oath from elected representatives KARACHI, Jun 17: Karachi Ittehad leaders on Friday said that seven months had lapsed since local government elections were held, but Karachiites were still deprived of the mayorship, while government was also reluctant to resolve people's issues. They said while addressing a press conference at KPC, which was attended by Karachi Ittehad's President Najmi Alam from PPP, Dawar Khan from PTI, Sarfaraz Jadoon from ANP, Aman Afridi from PML-N, Fazal Haq from JI, and Muhammad Sadiq Khan from JUI-F. They said that the government had not resolved basic issues facing Karachiites since last seven months, including water, sewerage, street lights, and roads. They demanded of Election Commission of Pakistan and authorities concerned to take oath from Karachi mayor, deputy mayor and other elected representatives of Karachi Metropolitan Corporation. They appealed to take strict action against those who postponed oathtaking process. Sindh Rangers' authority to keep suspects in custody for 90 days expires Jun 17: Sindh Rangers’ authority of keeping terrorists in custody for a period of 90 days for interrogation has expired. Federal government has not issued any notification regarding the extension in the authority. While implementing the National Action Plan (NAP), the federal government granted the Rangers authority to keep suspects in custody for interrogation for a period of 90 days after making an amendment in the KARACHI: Group picture show C.E.O Siata Pakistan Pirzada M. Ajmal Faoorqi, German Consul General Rainer Schmiedchen, Russian Consul General Oleg N. Avdeev with Mrs. On the occasion of local hotel function. 30 more dengue cases surface in Karachi KARACHI, Jun 17: At least 30 more dengue viral fever cases have been detected in Sindh province in a week, out of which 29 were reported from Karachi, taking the patients toll ti 722 since 1st January 2016. As per weekly report issued by Dengue Prevention and Control Program (DPCP), Sindh, to PPI, as many as 30 new dengue fever cases surfaced in Sindh province from June 10 to 16, 2016, out of which 29 were reported from Karachi and one from Khairpur. A total 29 new dengue fever cases were detected in Karachi last week, out of which five KARACHI: Additional DIG Traffic, Tahir Noorani leading an operation against the vehicles parked in No Parking Zone and caused for huge gridline jammed at Abdullah Haroon Road. Anti-Terrorism Act. Rangers were given the very authority on June 15, 2014, for a period of two years based on the amendment of section 11EEEE of the Act. After being granted the authority, Rangers conducted operations across Karachi and apprehended several terrorists for a period of 90 days. Peace was restored in the city as a result of the efforts of the Rangers. Rangers arrested Dr Asim, Dr Nisar Morai, Uzair Baloch, Amir Khan, Obaid K-2, Faisal mota, Minhaj Qazi, Sultan Qamar Siddiqui along with over two hundred other suspects and carried out investigation against them but the authority to keep suspects in custody for 90 days expired on the night of June 14, 2016. Two days passed but the federal government has not issued an extension in the Rangers’ authority yet via notification or ordinance. Rangers have also stopped presenting terrorists in the court from June 15. KMC Administrator reviews monsoon preparations KARACHI: Smoke rising from burning garbage creating pollution in atmosphere, nearby Saddar Parking Plaza. KARACHI, Jun 17: timely measures were not the place of incident and Administrator Karachi taken for monsoon. carry out rescue works Laeeq Ahmed on Friday He urged the officers to immediately soon after said that concerned departments complete their preparations receiving the call. of KMC have been for rainy season without He said all required made alert ahead of forecast delay and ensure full and machinery and staff would for excessive rains comprehensive coordina- be made available at during the coming monsoon tion among the depart- Liaquatabad No.10 for season in the city. ments. Administrator immediate drainage of rain The cleaning of five major Laeeq Ahmed said about water from Liaquatabad, city storm water drains was 350 city buildings had been Nazimabad and also started immediately. declared as dangerous and Gharibabad underpasses Laeeq Ahmed chaired a therefore such a strategy and such arrangements high level meeting to has been devised to enable have been made to save review the monsoon preparations, the fire brigade, rescue these underpasses from he warned citizens unit, building engineers rain water coming from would face acute trouble if and city wardens to get to adjoining areas. were reported from District Central, 10 from District South, two from District West, eight from District East and four from District Malir. In 2016, a total 722 dengue fever cases were reported in Sindh province since 1st January 2016, out of which 668 were detected from Karachi, 12 from Hyderabad, five from Sukkur, four from Tando Muhammad Khan, three each from Dadu, Mirpurkhas, Tharparkar, Khairpur & Larkana, two each from Badin, Thatta, Jamshoro,Umer Kot, Sanghar Naushero Feroz, Ghotki, Shaheed Benazirbad and Shikarpur. KARACHI: Administrator District Council, Nadir Ali Wasan along with Chief Officer, Masroor Memon inaugurating Water Supply Scheme. KARACHI: Additional Executive Officer CBC, Arfeen Zubair Choudhry chairing the meeting to review rain emergency arrangements on the occasion of Monsoon. KARACHI: Administrator DMC Korangi, Nisar Ahmed Somrro along with Director Advertisement, Shahab Jalees, Director Information, Ayaz Muhammad Khan inspecting ongoing operation against hoarding Fixed at Natha Khan.
Saturday, June 18, 2016 National 3 Teenage Kalash girl denies reports of forceful conversion to Islam CHITRAL, Jun 17: Disputing reports of forced conversion to Islam, the teenage girl of Kalash appeared before the media on Friday and informed she converted her faith ‘wilfully’. Addressing a press conference in Chitral while flanking alongside her father and uncle at Chitral Press Club, Reena rejected a foreign news agency report that claimed she was converted forcefully. The 15-year-old underlined that she didn’t have any pressure in embracing Islam. She ‘drew inspiration from her Muslim school friends about Islam and decided to convert.’ Speaking on the occasion, girl’s father said Kalash girls are converting to Islam, but FATA adhoc lecturers protest enters 38th day PESHAWAR, Jun 17: The protest of ad-hoc lecturers of different FATA colleges entered the 38th day outside Peshawar Press Club demanding the release of salaries and regularization of jobs. Around 213 male and female lecturers working on an adhoc basis in different colleges of FATA have been protesting for disbursement of pending salaries and regularization of jobs. President of Ad-hoc Lecturers Afsar Khan while addressing to the protesting teachers said, “We have been working in hard areas of FATA. Our lives are at risk in hotbed of terrorism while on the other hand our salaries have not been released for the last 10 months.” Sabina, a female lecturer, said that the lecturers risked their lives to perform duties like ‘soldiers of peace’ despite clashes and militancy, but the government was denying them their salaries and permanent jobs. “Some lecturers have been forced to live on debt as they have been facing financial problems,” said a woman lecturer, Alia. Nasir Ali said that on the floor of K-P assembly, Higher Education Minister Mushtaq Ahmed Ghani promised that an amendment bill would be introduced for the regularization of the lecturers , but he never kept his promise. He said that the KP Chief Minister Pervaiz Khattak had promised for regularization of the ad-hoc lecturers in one week time but he failed to keep his promise. Two travel agents held RAWALPINDI, Jun 17: The Federal Investigation Agency on Friday arrested two travel agents on charges of human trafficking and seized fake passports from them. On a tip-off, FIA personnel raided at travel agency office in Rehmanabad and apprehended two fake travel agents identified as Amir and Qaiser. The suspects were allegedly involved in human trafficking. The FIA also recovered eight passports, fake documents and stamps from the suspects’ possession. They were shifted to the anti-human smuggling cell for further investigation. SUKKUR: Residents of Mirani Muhallah hold a demonstration against failure of sewerage system in their area. AIOU practical exams from July 18 ISLAMABAD, Jun 17: The Allama Iqbal Open University (AIOU) will conduct practical exams of FSc programme for Autumn Semester 2015 from July 18. According to a press ISLAMABAD, Jun 17: According to a Gilani Research Foundation Survey carried out by Gallup Pakistan, 43% Pakistanis have stated that they would wish to go to Saudi Arabia if they were given an opportunity to visit another country provided all their expenditures, including accommodation and tickets, were borne by the Pakistani Government. A nationally representative sample of men and women from across the four provinces was asked, “Suppose that you get an CHITRAL: Kalash women leader Shahi gul addressing a press confrence with newly converted Muslim girl Reena at Chitral press club. release issued on Friday, the practical exams will continue till July 29, while these exams will be held at Governemnt. College of Science Wahdat Road, Lahore, Government Islamia College Sargodha Road, Faisalabad and AIOU lab Islamabad. Roll number slips were being sent by post to the concerned students at their given addresses. 43% Pakistanis would choose to go to Saudi Arabia if given an opportunity to go abroad on an all-expense paid trip: Survey opportunity to visit another country and all the associated expenditures such as accommodation and ticket are being borne by the Pakistan Government, then which Country would you like to go to?” In response to this question, 43% Pakistanis said Saudi Arabia, 10% said United Kingdom, 10% said Dubai, 8% said the United States of America, 3% said Canada, 3% said China, 2% said India, 2% said Japan, 1% said Iran, 1% said Germany, 8% mentioned some other country, 5% said that they would not want to go to any other country and 4% gave no response. The study was released by Gilani Research Foundation and carried out by Gallup Pakistan, the Pakistani affiliate of Gallup International. The recent survey was carried out among a sample of 1825 men and women in rural and urban areas of all four provinces of the country, during April 11 – April 18, 2016. Error margin is estimated to be approximately ± 2-3 per cent at 95% confidence level. Another teacher Haq Nawaz Burki said, “Our salaries have not been released since September last year.” Lecturers demanded immediate release of salaries and regularization. The protest camp and classes boycott will continue till the acceptance of their demands, they said. The 213 male and female lecturers working on Adhoc in different colleges of FATA have been deprived with salaries since September 2015. Dysfunctional escalators at metro bus stations a nuisance for senior citizens RAWALPINDI, Jun 17: Dysfunctional and out of order escalators and elevators at different metro bus stations in Rawalpindi and Islamabad have become a perpetual source of nuisance for passengers particularly senior citizens, who grapple to ascend stairs to board buses. During inspection of different stations it revealed that escalators and elevators at most stations have gone faulty and not functioning. The elevator installed at Mareer Chowk bus station, at G-9/3 of Ibn-e-Sina station and other stations has been dysfunctional for the last many days and no work has been carried out to repair them. The citizens have appealed to Chief Minister (CM) Punjab to hold inquiry into the issue as millions of rupees are released for maintenance of elevators and escalators each month but they remain shut for long days. When contacted, Furqan, project manager of Marine Company, which has been appointed for maintenance work of elevators and escalators, said that recent rainwindstorm caused immense damage to some elevators and escalators. He claimed that mechanics of the company were working on faulty elevators. ISLAMABAD, Jun 17: Men with prostate cancer could slash their risk of death by more than a third by eating nuts regularly, a major study shows. Five 1oz servings a week of any type of nut cut mortality rates by 34 per cent, researchers found. But there was no evidence that eating nuts reduces the risk of developing the disease in the first place. The results come from the largest ever study into the effects of a nut-rich diet on prostate cancer. The disease affects 35,000 in some of the cases they revert to their parent religion because they are not provided with their due rights. He said the Muslims should ensure provision of rights so that Kalash girls may not reconsider their decision. He also sought assurance in writing from Muslim elders that the girl wont be mistreated. More conversions ‘in the past’ The girl, during her presser, divulged that three girls also recently converted to Islam wilfully. ‘Why the issue is being created in my case,” she asked. The ninth-grader appealed to the media and people not to make a mountain out of a molehill and don’t portray her private matters a public affair. An FIR of dual murders registered Staff Reporter SHIKARPUR, Jun 17:An FIR of dual murders was registered against 09 culprits on the complaint of the deceased’s mother Mst Imamzadi Kehar at Lakhi Ghulam Shah Police Station on late Thursday. As per reports, two days ago unidentified ambushed armed men opened indiscriminate firing on two real brothers identified as Gul Muhammad Kehar and Muhammad Khan Kehar near Dodo goth when they were riding on their motorcycle to their native town Sultankot. As a result of firing they were killed on the spot while assailants ran away from place of incident after committing the crime.After passage of two days police have registered a double murder case against 09 culprits including Rahmatullah, Imran, Anwar, Hashim, Karim dion, Rasool Bakhsh, Muhammad Salah, Dad Muhammad and Ghulam Akbar all of by caste Shar community persons at Lakhi Ghulam Shah police station. KHAIRPUR, Jun 17: The Spokesperson of Shah Abdul Latif University, Khairpur has announced that the long awaited Sweet and Clean Drinking Water problem of the students and staff has been resolved wit the untiring efforts of Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Parveen Shah. The water supply scheme amounting Rs. 15 Million has been started to provide the sweet and clean drinking water to academic block, hostels, teachers and staff residence. It is recalled that since 1977 with the establishment of campus, no any Vice Chancellor have taken serious efforts for the provision 100 suspects arrested, weapons seized in Peshawar PESHAWAR, Jun 17: Police claimed to have arrested at least 100 suspects including Afghans residing illegally during search operation here on Friday Police spokesman said that the search operations were conducted in Abbas Kassar HYDERABAD, Jun 17: The scores of residents of Qasimabad township of Hyderabad held protest demonstration here on Friday against long power outage and cursed Wapda with slogans of BIJLI NAHIN KIUN BHALA, KARBALA KARBALA. The villagers of Sanjar Mirbahar told media that Faqirabad, Hayatabad, Tatara and Sarband areas where officials of lady police and sniffer dogs were also used to check around 200 houses. Police said that some 16 Afghans living without they were deprived of electricity since last 5 months. They said they were asked to purchase new meters yet the officers of Hesco were demanding bribe for restoration of power. The protest was led by Ghulam Muhammad Buledi, Soomar Halepoto, Kaleem Shambhani and Saleem Budha. They said that Hesco sub division Citizen Colony was demanding money from valid documents were among 101 suspected elements arrested during the operation. Police also recovered 16 pistols, a short gun and hundreds of cartridges from the possession of the suspects. Qasimabad residents curse WAPDA them. They said they were fed up with roaming around offices of SDO and Line Superintendent but of no avail. They said the Hesco officers were insisting either payment of Rs.2 lacs as bribe or get electricity through Kunda by paying cash to them consuming power without meter. They warned if power was restored before Eid they would stage Dharna in front of his office. HYDERABAD: Residents’ of Qasmabad hold a protest against HASCO outside HPC. An alleged bandit arrested in injured condition Waheed Phulpoto SHIKARPUR, Jun 17: Shikarpur police claimed to have arrested a bandit after an exchange of firing in injured condition near 16 Mori in the limits of Sultankot police station on late Thursday. As per official sources, after receiving the information about the presence of bandits for committing a of sweet and clean water for campus. In the absence of sweet and clean water, the students and residence were affected with water borne diseases and were facing hardship. On this occasion, Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Parveen Shah has extended her cordial thanks to Syed Qaim Ali Shah, Chief Minister Sindh, Mr. Jam Khan Shoro, Provincial Minister for Local Government & Public Health Department and Mr. Fayaz Ahmed Jatoi, Deputy Commissioner, Khairpur. The teachers, officer, employees and students have appreciated the efforts of Prof. Dr. Parveen Shah for resolving this genuine and long awaited problem. MEETING REGARD- ING TESTING ASSESS- MENT & RECRUIT- MENT THROUGH PTS HELD A meeting regarding the conduct of written test of various posts recently announced by the University in various teaching Departments was held at Shah Abdul Latif University, Khairpur presided over by Prof. Dr. Lutfullah Mangi, Pro-Vice Chancellor, Shikarpur Campus. Dr. Lutfullah Mangi briefed that the purpose of serious crime near 16 Mori, SHO Sultan kot rushed there to arrest them, seeing the police, bandits opened fire, on retaliation, police have arrested a bandit identified as Siraj Ahmed son of Bashir Bhayo in injured condition while his other accomplices fled away from place of firing. The police seized one Kalashnikov and good number of bullets from their possession. The Sultan-kot police shifted the injured person to Sultan-kot Rural Health Centre [RHC] for medical treatment. According to police sources, Sutlan-kot police have started search operation to arrest other accomplices of arrested bandit while neither police arrested other accomplices of arrested dacoit nor an FIR was registered till this story was filed. Work for the provision of sweet water for campus started LARKANA, Jun 17: Heatwave continue to hit hard Larkana and its adjoining areas, as 199 gastroenteritis patients reported at Accident and Emergency Center of Chandka Medical College Hospital (CMCH) here within last seven days from June 10 to 16, 2016. Coupled with worst electricity load shedding in defiance of announced policy of the federal ministry of water and power, the fasting people continued to suffer despite paying their bills and taxes regularly, but there seemed no respite to them by Sepco authorities. Forty gastroenteritis cases emerged within week, while this meeting is to conduct the written test of various posts of Teaching Departments. The objective of the meeting is to conduct the test and short list the eligible candidates aimed at to maintain transparency and ensure the merit in the appointments. Mr. Safdar Ali Sohu, Regional Manager, Pakistan Testing Service (PTS), Sindh offered the services to conduct the test. Prof. Dr. Noor Ahmed Shaikh, Pro-Vice Chancellor, Main Campus, Prof. Dr. Asad Raza Abidi, Registrar and Mr. Altaf Hussain Bhutto, Director Finance attended the meeting. Larkana: 199 gastro cases emerge in a week men a year in the UK, killing around 10,000. Previous studies have hinted a healthy diet and lifestyle, including frequent snacking on nuts, can have a protective effect. In 2014, scientists found walnuts in particular seemed to significantly lower the risk of a tumour. In the latest study, published online in the British Journal of Cancer, experts at Harvard Medical School in Boston tracked 47,000 men over 26 years. They identified 6,800 who developed prostate cancer. Eating nuts regularly seemed to have little or no benefit in terms of preventing malignant growths. But when scientists looked at death rates, they found sufferers who ate nuts at least five times a week were 34 per cent less likely to die from their illness than those who ate nuts less than once a month. Most of the nut-eaters in the US study ate peanuts but the 20 patients expired in the CMCH. Unannounced worst power outage is being carried out in entire Larkana district by the grid station incharge in connivance with operation sub-divisions. Eating nuts slashes prostate cancer death risk by a third health benefits seem to apply whatever the type of nut. Nuts are rich in tocopherols, a type of vitamin E which some research suggests can combat cancer. They also contain phytochemicals, naturally occurring plant chemicals thought to have potent anti-cancer properties. Other studies have found they protect against heart disease and type 2 diabetes. Reporting their findings, the researchers said: 'No significant associations were observed between peanut or other nut consumption and prostate cancer incidence.
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