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UNITED STATES INTERNATIONAL TRADE COMMISSION WASHINGTON, DC 20436 OFFICIAL BUSINESS PENALTY FOR PRIVATE, USE $300 FOLD BUSINESS REPLY MAIL FIRST CLASS PERMIT NO. 12840 WASHINGTON, DC POSTAGE WILL BE PAID BY ADDRESSEE U.S INTERNATIONAL TRADE COMMISSION 500 E STREET, SW. WASHINGTON, DC 20277--2840 ATTN: OFFICE OF ECONOMICS U.S. Trade and Investment with Sub-Saharan Africa—Fifth Annual Report NO POSTAGE NECESSARY IF MAILED IN THE UNITED STATES
U.S. International Trade Commission Publication 3741 Washington, DC 20436 www.usitc.gov U.S. Trade and Investment With Sub-Saharan Africa Fifth Annual Report Investigation No. 332-415 December 2004
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Page 8 and 9: imports from the region. U.S. expor
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Page 18 and 19: egional stability stemming from neg
Page 21 and 22: TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Executive Su
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Page 32 and 33: List of Abbreviations and Acronyms-
Page 34 and 35: Approach S expanded information on
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Page 39 and 40: CHAPTER 1 U.S. Trade and Investment
Page 41 and 42: The increase in total U.S. exports
Page 43 and 44: In absolute terms, U.S. merchandise
Page 45 and 46: Table 1-1 Sub-Saharan Africa: U.S.
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Page 49 and 50: In absolute terms, significant incr
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Box 1-1 Services Trade in Sub-Sahar
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Table 1-5 Total Africa and South Af
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Table 1-6 Global investment flows t
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since 2000. 35 African companies, m
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Table 1-9 Bilateral investment trea
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Because the lack of available infor
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through September 30, 2015, and the
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U.S. Imports under AGOA the Secreta
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2-6 Table 2-2—Continued U.S. impo
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AGOA-Related Investment accounted f
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2-10 Table 2-4—Continued Leading
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Table 2-5 Selected examples of rece
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Table 2-5—Continued Selected exam
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Table 2-5—Continued Selected exam
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African Union Commission that was d
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Status and Structure: ECOWAS was es
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Status and Structure: Union Economi
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Status and Structure: Common Market
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Status and Structure: Southern Afri
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Status and Structure: Southern Afri
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Status and Structure: East African
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Status and Structure: Intergovernme
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Status and Structure: 800 600 400 2
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Communauté Economique et Monétair
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TRADE-Continued ENDNOTES 1 African
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Table 4-1 Summary of general develo
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environment, and strengthening soci
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Table 4-4 World Bank projects appro
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Table 4-4—Continued World Bank pr
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Table 4-6 MIGA guarantees issued in
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infrastructure funds, and developme
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lending facility (formerly known as
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provided $300 million for NEPAD inf
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Table 4-8 U.S. support for building
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4-20 Figure 4-1 U.S. trade capacity
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Table 4-10-Continued Examples of tr
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Box 4-1 USAID and Trade Capacity-Bu
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Table 4-11 Sub-Saharan Africa: Expo
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Table 4-12-Continued U.S. Trade and
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In FY 2003, USAID obligations for S
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USAID is a partner in the $15-billi
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agriculture, fisheries, and forest
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AGRICULTURE, FISHERIES, AND FOREST
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SSA sector production, by country,
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TRADE-Continued South Africa 58% So
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South Africa U.S. sector SSA FDI po
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PETROLEUM AND ENERGY-RELATED PRODUC
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1 MINERALS AND METALS SSA sector pr
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SSA sector global imports, by count
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TRADE-Continued South Africa 39% U.
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U.S. sector SSA FDI position, by co
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MINERALS AND METALS-CONTINUED 35 Me
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1 TEXTILES AND APPAREL S SSA accoun
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SSA sector global imports, by count
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TRADE-Continued South Africa 21% Gh
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TEXTILES AND APPAREL-CONTINUED 1 Th
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CERTAIN TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT 1
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South Africa 61% Certain Transporta
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TRADE-Continued South Africa 67% Ce
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Certain Transportation Equipment-co
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EAC regional framework, Uganda is s
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Figure 6-1 Gross national income pe
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Table 6-2 Tariffs in sub-Saharan Af
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Statistical data for the 48 countri
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ANGOLA Main Trade Partners, percent
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enin Main Trade Partners, percent o
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otswana Main Trade Partners, percen
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urkina faso Main Trade Partners, pe
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urundi Main Trade Partners, percent
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cameroon Main Trade Partners, perce
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cape verde Main Trade Partners, per
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central african republic Main Trade
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chad Main Trade Partners, percent o
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comoros Main Trade Partners, percen
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CÔTE D’IVOIRE Main Trade Partner
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democratic republic of THE CONGO Ma
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djibouti Main Trade Partners, perce
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equatorial guINEA Main Trade Partne
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eritrea Main Trade Partners, percen
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ethiopia Main Trade Partners, perce
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gabon Main Trade Partners, percent
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the gambia Main Trade Partners, per
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ghana Main Trade Partners, percent
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guinea Main Trade Partners, percent
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guinea-bissau Main Trade Partners,
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kenya Main Trade Partners, percent
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lesotho Main Trade Partners, percen
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liberia Main Trade Partners, percen
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madagascar Main Trade Partners, per
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malawi Main Trade Partners, percent
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mali Main Trade Partners, percent o
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mauritania Main Trade Partners, per
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mauritius Main Trade Partners, perc
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mozambique Main Trade Partners, per
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namibia Main Trade Partners, percen
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niger Main Trade Partners, percent
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nigeria Economic Update—Continued
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nigeria Net Foreign Direct Investme
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epublic of the congo Main Trade Par
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wanda Main Trade Partners, percent
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SÃO TOMÉ AND PRINCIPE Main Trade
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senegal Main Trade Partners, percen
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seychelles Main Trade Partners, per
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sierra Leone Main Trade Partners, p
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somalia Main Trade Partners, percen
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south africa 6-92 Economic Update
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south africa Net Foreign Direct Inv
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sudan Main Trade Partners, percent
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swaZILAND Main Trade Partners, perc
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tanzania Main Trade Partners, perce
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togo Main Trade Partners, percent o
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uganda Main Trade Partners, percent
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zambia Main Trade Partners, percent
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zimbabwe Main Trade Partners, perce
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Economist Intelligence Unit, “IMF
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Cameroon Economist Intelligence Uni
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Economist Intelligence Unit, “Eco
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Economist Intelligence Unit, “Reg
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Guinea Economist Intelligence Unit,
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Economist Intelligence Unit, “Gro
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“IMF weighs resumption of aid to
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“Mozambique-South Africa/Investme
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“Country Vows to Make Privatizati
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Economist Intelligence Unit, “US
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Somalia Economist Intelligence Unit
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John Fraser, “Country Takes Lion
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Abduel Kenge, “Tanzania Plans to
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Economist Intelligence Unit, “Spe
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“Weird economy is consuming itsel
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A-2
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A-4
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A-6
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B-2
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Table B-1—Continued U.S. exports,
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Table B-1—Continued U.S. exports,
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Table B-2-Continued Benin: U.S. exp
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Table B-2-Continued Burkina Faso: U
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Table B-2-Continued Cameroon: U.S.
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Table B-2-Continued Central African
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Table B-2-Continued Comoros: U.S. e
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Table B-2-Continued Democratic Repu
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Table B-2-Continued Equatorial Guin
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Table B-2-Continued Ethiopia: U.S.
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Table B-2-Continued The Gambia: U.S
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Table B-2-Continued Guinea: U.S. ex
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Table B-2-Continued Kenya: U.S. exp
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Table B-2-Continued Liberia: U.S. e
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Table B-2-Continued Malawi: U.S. ex
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Table B-2-Continued Mauritania: U.S
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Table B-2-Continued Mozambique: U.S
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Table B-2-Continued Niger: U.S. exp
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Table B-2-Continued Republic of the
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Table B-2-Continued São Tomé & Pr
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Table B-2-Continued Seychelles: U.S
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Table B-2-Continued Somalia: U.S. e
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Table B-2-Continued Sudan: U.S. exp
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Table B-2-Continued Tanzania: U.S.
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Table B-2-Continued Uganda: U.S. ex
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Table B-2-Continued Zimbabwe: U.S.
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Table B-3—Continued Côte d’Ivo
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Table B-3—Continued Gabon: Leadin
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Table B-3—Continued Kenya: Leadin
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Table B-3—Continued Nigeria: Lead
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Table B-3—Continued South Africa:
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Table B-4—Continued U.S. imports
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Table B-4—Continued U.S. imports
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