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Can't do much about it. Tastes like chicken.
Sun October 19, 2008
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Typhoons are Mother Nature douching and burying vast amounts of carbon dioxide at sea  |
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Scientists have discovered the oldest-ever remains of dogs dating back 221,900 dog years. They wanted steak as well  |
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Protection from interstellar radiation weakening. The Sun is no longer there  |
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Creationist group claims Mendel published his work on genetics as "as a counter to Darwin's theory of pangenesis"....a full two years before the theory of pangenesis existed  |
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Requirements for getting the "Official Nintendo Seal of Quality"  |
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The funniest game review you'll watch this week  |
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Sat October 18, 2008
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Philips designs solar and wind powered, motion-sensitive streetlight. Its a UFO  |
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The New Yorker challenges the webcomic XKCD to a cartoon-off  |
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McCain dreams in black and white, Obama dreams in color. Here comes the science  |
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Japanese archaeologists unearth world's oldest ash-hole in Syria  |
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Dubai plans for another insanely tall skyscraper, this one 1.55 miles high (with pics)  |
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| (Some Guy) |
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New comic book will be sequel to "Star Trek: Nemesis" and lead directly into upcoming movie. No word if Picard will still drive a dune buggy  |
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Yahoo tarts itself up for merger/acquisition by firing 10,000 employees  |
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Ten video game movies that could be the worst of all-time |
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Berkeley Breathed likes turtles, hates penguins  |
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Twitter: We'll announce our secret business model early next year. Wait, Twitter acually has a business model?  |
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The coolest high-definition frame grab of a 13-ton spacecraft reentering earth's atmosphere over the Pacific ocean that you'll see today  |
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So long as it doesn't scream "EXTERMINATE" at 6 AM, I'll buy one  |
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Shoving kids in a tube and showing them scary pictures: Scientific study, or best "time out" method ever?  |
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Scientist develops computer program to decipher and translate languages. Of aliens. From outer space. With cheezy alien pic  |
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Still no cure for ... holy cow, they've invented anti-cancer beer  |
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Fri October 17, 2008
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A tour of "America's most toxic place." It's not Cleveland. For once  |
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And then Mr. Musk told me to talk to payroll and payroll told me to talk to Mr. Musk and and and I still haven't received my paycheck and he took my stapler, and he never brought it back and then they moved my desk to storage room B |
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If the Megaman 3 theme song had lyrics |
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Coolest event in Rome since that whole "Brutus thing" - Rome workers uncover city of dead  |
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Crack research team discovers that bananas glow bright blue under black light. Dude, you're so going to have to try that later  |
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It's ten times lighter than steel but 500 times stronger, conducts electricity like copper, and conducts heat like steel or brass. Meet buckypaper  |
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Cigarette shaped solar cells have the potential of harnessing solar power at around the same price as electricity from coal-fired power plants. Kools  |
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Researchers create wirelessly-powered robot swarm that can move along a path, recharge their own batterys, power a LED light and find Sarah Conner  |
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Scientists reconfirm abiogenesis, turning entirely inorganic material into organic molecules. Religions wave hands furiously and declare these aren't the experiments we're looking for |
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Pootie-poot tests his country's satnav system. On his dog  |
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35 years ago today, the Arab nations made the Western world their biatch  |
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Scientists considered electron busing to deal with unexplained spin segregation, but conservative bottom quarks threatened boycotts  |
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Scientists determine that woman are fat not because they stuff too much cheesecake into their mouths, but due to chemical imbalances. Yes, dear  |
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History in the making. The first Tesla crash caught on camera  |
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Motion detector + strobe light + blender + cat = Hilarity  |
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Thu October 16, 2008
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Cool: Xbox live will sell GTA San Andreas as a download for $15. Cooler: Portal will also sell for $15, with 14 new levels  |
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Say goodbye to anything productive for the next two hours. Level 17 will consume your soul  |
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Study finds that people with internet experience who search the internet use more of their brains, fewer of their hands  |
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| (Some Guy) |
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In 1944, a science fiction story was published that detailed the workings of an atomic bomb - fourteen months before the first successful atomic explosion - thus prompting a Federal security agency to investigate |
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"Dramatic evidence" of arctic warming according to annual NOAA report, noting this autumn's temps are 9 degrees above normal. Final proof that Al Gore will stop at nothing to destroy America |
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10 PRINT "It's not Lupus"  |
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UK drafting plans to allow police to view pictures and data of drunken chicks at parties in attempts to prevent terrorism  |
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Russia announces new 350-hp supercar. Naturally, it only comes in red  |
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A species of crested dinosaur, the Lambeosaurus, may have been able to communicate, saying such things as, "Where's the food" and "Hey, what's the huge flaming rock in the sky?"  |
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| (Some Guy) |
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Doctors discover new condition called "Mobile Phone Dermatitis." Can you heal me now?  |
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Commie squirrels become immune to biological warfare. EVERYBODY PANIC  |
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NASA reboots Hubble by getting its Intel 486 running  |
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"Can you imagine driving around the next Grand Theft Auto city with Gordon Brown's dour face glowering down at you from the billboards?" The scary future of in-videogame advertising |
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The Top 5 Dr. Horrible Evil League of Evil applications: brought to you by the people who have too much free time on their hands  |
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Atari acquires rights for new "Ghostbusters" video game from Activision. This is not a repeat from 1985  |
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If you're thinking of buying Android becuase it doesn't have a remote kill switch like the iPhone, then we've got some bad news for you  |
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| (Some Guy) |
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Google's Android smart phone is out, and it makes the iPhone look like cheap plastic crap  |
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"Hey baby you must be from the exoplanet WASP-12b eight hundred light years away, so can I see your ass, I mean anus"  |
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Two students at NASA solve the second most important problem for space travel, ensuring that astronauts will finally be able to enjoy a decent cup of coffee. Next up, the bacon condundrum  |
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Tesla delays introduction of new electric car on news of lowering gas prices  |
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John McCain's "Keeping Internet Devoid of Sexual Predators Act of 2008" passes, requiring all sexual predators to register their email address. Good thing there's only one email provider out there |
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Sprint begins laying their fatter, more muscular pipe  |
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Thanks to your raging alcoholism, your parents will probably live longer than you. Booze: What can't it do?  |
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Wed October 15, 2008
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Scientists say that the odds of them developing an AIDS vaccine anytime soon are about the same as Elizabeth Hasselbeck shutting her damn yapper  |
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Steve Jobs leaving Apple?  |
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A well written, researched and amusing article on LOLcats...that fails to mention caturday. It's not news, it's MSN  |
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God puts a fly in the ointment. 310 million year old fossil of flying insect discovered in Massachusetts  |
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Researchers trying to climb and find the fabled Antarctic Gamburtsevs. Also hoping not to wake Cthulhu in the process  |
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Device helps monkeys move paralyzed wrists. Now they'll never leave to house  |
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"Son, I wouldn't do that." Talking CCT cameras to warn off hoons thinking of starting trouble  |
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Would you pay $66,000 for the ultimate Transformers collection?  |
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Hunting with Palin...the game  |
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Man spends $5711 per year on 36 World of Warcraft accounts, with mom's basement pic goodness  |
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No financial crisis in world economy of Second Life. Well OK then, everybody don't panic  |
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99.8% of gamers don't care about buttsecks, says EA  |
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Scientists find a cheap alternative to expensive centrifuges for separating blood plasma: a $2 egg beater  |
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Perhaps the greatest time-waster you'll see this week -- play with sand, like you did when you were little  |
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Old and busted: Lancer Evolution. New hotness: Chevy Cobalt  |
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Gamer builds "Gears of War" lancer, uses Nerf gun  |
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New Rock Band add-on: Smoke and lightshow generator. Gimmegimmegimmegimmegimme |
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Ready for a 500 terabyte iPod?  |
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SanDisk thinks people will stop downloading music if they give everybody the chance to buy it on SD cards  |
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Girl survives rabies without vaccine. Only took a medically induced coma, some antivirals, vitamins and $800,000  |
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Research shows Marijuana contains natural antibiotics. Unfortunately the smoke increases your chance for respiratory infections  |
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Tue October 14, 2008
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Shark blood may fight cancer. Hard part is getting them to make a fist and hold it  |
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New macbooks unveiled. Whoop  |
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Music rubbers tisk worm pennant spearing toss gum lasting her gym pee tree slayers two cloud four screw prong  |
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Still no cure for cancer, although the odds of dying from it are dropping  |
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What the "Cool" tag was made for: NASA is going to restart Hubble  |
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Scientist says Chimps are People. Says "They haven't built a rocket ship to the moon." but they have ridden in a few  |
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Federal authorities shut down "one of the largest spam email operations in the world," dooming millions of men to search in vain for herbal Viagra  |
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California may spend $45 billion to build a bullet train from San Diego to SF. "And all it has to do to pull off this miracle is defy the laws of economics and physics"  |
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EA figures out that Asian kids like online games  |
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Google to Department of Justice Yahoo probe: "This is not the ad-sharing deal you are looking for"  |
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The coolest pictures of our local star you will see all day. The Sun laid bare  |
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Why Aussie Farkers will soon be unable to post here  |
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Germany rules that Google Image Search infringes on copyright, and Google has the responsibility for removing them. Good luck with that, Germany  |
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Your forecast for the week is for occasional trojans with a small chance of a major phishing outbreak  |
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U.S. Army funding new telepathy helmet for troops to communicate in the field. Plans already underway to develop into video game technology, Project Alchera  |
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Watch Sam Shepard as Chuck Yeager break the sound barrier in his X-1 ("Glamorous Glennis"), just like 61 years ago today. Except Chuck did it for real, with two broken ribs and the right stuff |
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Microsoft announces that the next operating system you will loath and despise will be officially called "Windows 7"  |
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Obama in my video games? It's more likely than you think  |
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Mon October 13, 2008
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Rutgers does study on the "Freshman 15" myth, determines that those chicks were already fat in high school  |
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Overwhelming geek demand causes OpenOffice 3 to turn into ClosedOffice  |
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Who cares if you're a Mac or PC? Investors gorge on both Apple and Microsoft stock  |
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Lightning bolt destroys transformer 50 feet away from some dude. (Not safe for work language)  |
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For the first time ever, the son of an astronaut will join the son of a cosmonaut in outer space. The Metro is there  |
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Man who lost his hand to an alligator shows off his new prosthetic hand on Today show. Next plans to help Happy get ready for a rematch with Bob Barker  |
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Norwegian developer pulls off the unthinkable: Windows Mobile on an iPhone. Begun, the fanboy wars have  |
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Your flying car is almost ready  |
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Twenty-five years ago today, the first cell-phone call was dropped  |
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Not your ordinary Roomba: New robot killing machine comes equipped with grenade launchers and pre-prepared "bash this with a rock until it stops moving" program  |
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Lord British successfully blasts off into space. Headed to Planet X to find castle of Father Antos in order to receive blessing to kill evil enchantress Minax  |
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Forty years ago today, Apollo 7 was launched. It's now largely forgotten, overshadowed by later Apollos, especially that bit about the crew catching space-flu in their sterile capsule  |
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"I read 'A Brief History of Time,' but to be honest I didn't understand a word, but I respect the man and that's why I got his face tattooed on my leg"  |
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Old and busted: Being cranky and depressed from lack of sleep and no sex for six weeks. New hotness: "Male post-partum depression"  |
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This is a good time to be in the comic book business  |
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| (Some guy) |
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Woman comes up with brazen new idea to fight terrorism  |
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| (Some Guy) |
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535 to be laid off by Lawrence Livermore Laboratories. Stay tuned for missing hard drives  |
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Doctors decry dangerous dietary deficiency, demand doubling daily D dose during development  |
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2008 I.T. industry graveyard: Windows XP, Microsoft-Yahoo, HD-DVD and others meet their maker  |
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Black silicon introduced, immediately outperforms traditional silicon in light sensitivity, most sports  |
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Old and busted: Rickshaw. New hotness: Soleckshaw  |
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We're one step closer to open wireless  |
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With this four-armed turntable, Doctor Octopus could give up supervillainy and take up a new career as a DJ  |
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Computer nearly passes the Turing Test: Fooled humans 25 percent of the time into thinking they were talking to another person. Turing benchmark: 30 percent  |
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