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Armed men in Iraq have carried out a mass kidnapping inside a government ministry building in central Baghdad. An Iraqi Education Minister says that according to police and eye-witnesses, between 40 and 100 people were taken away. From Baghdad, Andy Gilligan reports.

Mass kidnappings by gunmen disguised as members of the security forces have become common in Bagdad, but it saw this as the largest since the US-led invasion. The men pulled up
around 20 vehicles, wearing ministry of interior uniforms that had been recently designed to prevent militants getting hold of them. Once inside, the gunmen separated the men from the women, taking their mobile phones away. The women were then locked in a room, and at least 100 men were driven away from the building in central Baghdad. One minister said the kidnappings were a national catastrophe and called on the Iraqi government to take immediate action. In other parts of Baghdad, a car bomb was detonated close to a bus station in central Bagdad, killing 10 people and wounding 25.

You are listening to the World News from the BBC.

Parliament in South Africa is debating legislation which would recognize gay marriage. If passed, South Africa will be the first African country to give legal status to unions between homosexuals. The ruling African National Congress is backing the legislation, which is expected to become law, despite rejections by religious groups and traditional leaders.

A new survey of the world's forests suggests that forest cover and forest density are actually increasing in a number of countries. While big and important woodlands are still being destroyed in countries such as Brazil, Indonesia, Nigeria, and Philippines, the researchers found they were increasing in almost half of the world's 50 most heavily-forested nations, including China and the United States. An environmental scientist to the University of Helsinki, Professor Pekka Kauppi, told the BBC that social changes were needed in order to restore forests.

Nobody really wants to destroy forests, it is the problem of the societies, and rural areas, and the livelihood of people. They have to find their living in subsistence farming, so these societies have to be improved first as a whole. And only then, can the forests start recovery.

Two paintings by one of the greatest masters of the Italian Renaissance have been found at a house in southern England after being missing for 200 years. The pictures were discovered at the home of a retired librarian in the city of Oxford, Jean Preston, who died earlier this year. Her family has bought the paintings for about $200 in the United States, Experts believe they are now worth about 2 million dollars.

Police in the Chinese capital Beijing have denied reports that they had killed dogs which had fallen foul of new rules governing pet-ownership in the city. The official Chinese News agency said that while the police acknowledged they had rounded up hundreds of stray, unlicensed or abandoned dogs, the animals had not been killed, and the people could apply to adopt the dogs.
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  2年前   gallopcb:
Armed man in the Iraq have carried out a mass kidnapping inside the goverment ministry buliding in central Baghdad and Iraqi education minister says according to police and eye wintnesses between forty and a hundred people were taken away.

Mass kidnappings by gunman disguised as members of security forces have become common in Baghdad but thought this is the largest since the US lead invasion. The men pool up in around twenty vehicles,wearing ministry of interior uniforms but recently being designed to prevent militants getting hold of them.Once inside the gunmen seperated the men from the women, taking their mobilephones away.
The women were then locked in the room and at least a hundered men were driven away from the buildingh in central Baghdad.One minister said the kidnappings were a natioal catastrophe and called on the Iraqi government to take an immediate reaction. In other parts of the Baghdad a car bomb was detonated close to a bus station in central Baghdad killing 10 people and wounded 25.

You are listening to the world news from BBC

Palirment in South Africa is debating legisnation which will recognize gay marrige. If passed the South Africa will be the first African country to give legal status to unions between homesexuals.The ruling Africa national congress is backing the legislation,which is expected to become law despite rejections by religious groups and trditional leaders.

The news survey of the world forests suggest the forest cover and forest density are actually increasing in number of countries.While the big and important woodland is still being destoryed in country such as Brazil Indonesia Nigeria and Philippine The reasearch have found that they were incraesing at almost half of world fifty most heavily forested nations including China and US. An enviormental scientist at the university of ****,professor Peca C** told the BBC that social changes were needed in order to restore forests.
“Nobody really wants to destory the forests. It is the problems of socities and rural areas and livelyhood of people . They have to find their living in subsistence farming so this socities have to be improved first as whole and only then can the forest start recovering.”.

Two paintings by one of the greatest masters of Italian’s renaissance have been found at the house of southern England have been missing for two hunderd years.The pictures were discovered at the home of a retired Liberian in the city of oxford *****who died earlier this year.The family have bought the paintings for about 200 dollars in the US . Expert believes that now worth 2million dollars.

Police in Chinese capital Bejing have denied report that they had killed dogs which full and fire the new rules governing of pet ownerships in the city. The official of China news agency said whie the police have acknowledge that they have rounded up a hundred of strayed, unlicence store ,abandon dogs . The animals has not been killed the dog and people could apply to adopt the dogs.

That is latest BBC world news

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  2年前   soli:
Armed men in Iraq have carried out a mass kidnapping inside a government ministry building in central Baghdad. An Iraqi Educational Minister says that according to police and eye-witnesses, between 40 and 100 people were taken away. From Baghdad, Andy Gilligan reports.

Mass kidnappings by gunmen disguised as members of the security forces have become culminant Bagdad, but it saw this as the largest since the US-led invasion. The men pulled up in around 20 vehicles, wearing ministry of interior uniforms that had been recently designed to prevent militants getting hold of them. Once inside, the gunmen separated the men from the women, taking their mobile phones away. The women were then locked in a room, and at least 100 men were driven away from the building in central Baghdad. One minister said the kidnappings were a national catastrophe and called on the Iraqi government to take immediate action. In other parts of Baghdad, a car bomb was detonated close to a bus station in central Bagdad, killing 10 people and wounding 25.

You are listening to the World News from the BBC.

Parliament in South Africa is debating legislation which will recognize gay marriage. If passed, south Africa will be the first African country to give legal status to unions between homosexuals. The ruling African National Congress is backing the legislation, which is expected to become law, despite objections by religious groups and traditional leaders.

A new survey of the world's forests suggests that forest cover and forest density are actually increasing in a number of countries. While big and important woodlands are still being destroyed in countries such as Brazil, Indonesia, Nigeria, and Philippines, the research has found they were increasing in almost half of the world's 50 most heavily-forested nations, including China and the United States. An environmental scientist to the University of H Professor Pekar C, told the BBC that social changes were needed in order to restore forests.

Nobody really wants to destroy forests, it is the problem of the societies, and rural areas, and the livelihood of people. They have to find their living in subsistence farming, so these societies have to be improved first as a whole. And only then, can the forest start recovery.
Two paintings by one of the greatest masters of the Italian Renaissance have been found at a house in southern England after being missing for 200 years. The pictures were discovered at the home of a retired librarian in the city of Oxford, Jean Preston, who died earlier this year. Her family has bought the paintings for about $200 in the United States, Experts believe they are now worth about 2 million dollars.
Police in the Chinese capital Beijing have denied reports that they had killed dogs which had fallen foul of new rules governing pet-ownership in the city. The official Chinese News agency said that while the police acknowledged they had rounded up hundreds of stray, unlicensed or abandoned dogs, the animals had not been killed, and the people could apply to adopt the dogs.

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  2年前   xzbaijie:
Armed men in Iraq have carried out a mass kidnapping inside a government ministry building in central Baghdad. An Iraqi education minister says that according to police and eye-witnesses between 40 and 100 people were taken away. From Baghdad, Andy Gilligan reports.

“Mass kidnappings by gunmen disguised as members of the security forces have become common in Baghdad, but it saw this as the largest since the US led invasion. The men pulled up around 20 vehicles, wearing ministry of interior uniforms that have been recently designed to prevent militants getting hold of them. Once inside, the gunmen separated the men from the women, taking their mobile phones away. The women were then locked in a room and at least 100 men were driven away from the building in central Baghdad. One minister has said the kidnappings were a national catastrophe and called on the Iraqi Government to take an immediate action. In other parts of Baghdad, a car bomb was detonated close to a bus station in central Baghdad, killing 10 people and wounding 25.”

You are listening to the world news from the BBC.

Parliament in South Africa is debating legislation which would recognize gay marriage. If passed, South Africa would be the first African country to give legal status to unions between homosexuals. The ruling African National Congress is backing the legislation, which is expected to become law despite rejections by religious groups and traditional leaders.

A new survey of the world’s forests suggests that forest cover and forest density are actually increasing in a number of countries. While big and important woodlands are still being destroyed in countries such as Brazil, Indonesia, Nigeria and Philippines, the research has found there were increasing an almost half the world’s fifteen most heavily forest nations, including China and the United States. An environmental scientist of the University of Helsinki, Professor Pekka Kauppi, told the BBC that social changes were needed in order to restore forests.

“Nobody really wants to destroy forests. It is the problem of the societies and rural areas and the livelihood of people. They have to find they are living in subsistence farming so the societies have to be improved first as a whole and only then can the forests start recovering.”

Two paintings by one of the greatest masters of the Italian Renaissance have been found in the house in Southern England after being missing for two hundred years. The pictures were discovered at the home of a retired librarian in the city of Oxford, Jean Preston, who died earlier this year. A family had bought the paintings for about two hundred dollars in the United States. Experts believe they are now worth about two million dollars.

Police in the Chinese capital Beijing have denied reports that they have killed dogs which is following file of new rules governing pet ownership in the city. The official Chinese news agency said while police acknowledged that they had rounded up hundreds of stray, unlicensed or abandoned dogs, the animals had not been killed and the people could apply to adopt the dogs.

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  2年前   xuebaosz:
The armed men in Iraq have carries a massive kidnapping inside government building in central Baghdad. Iraq education minister says according to police and eyewitness between forty and a hundred people have been taken away. From Baghdad Andy – reports.
Massive kidnap by the gunmen disguised as members of security forces has become common culminate in Baghdad but it saw this is the largest since the US led invasion. The men pulled up in twenty vehicles wearing military uniforms that had been recently designed to prevent militants getting hold of them, once inside the gunmen separate the men and women, taking their mobile phones away, the women were locked in the room at least a hundred men have been driven away from the building in central Baghdad. One ministersaid the kidnap is a national catastrophe and called on Iraq government take immediate action. Another part of Baghdad a car bomb detonated close to bus station in central Baghdad, killing ten people and wounding 25.
Parliament in South Africa is debating a legislation which would recognize gay marriage. If passed South Africa would be the first country to give legal states to union between homosexuals. The ruling Africa national congress is baking the legislation which is expected to become law despite rejections by religions groups and traditional leaders.
A new survey in the forest suggests the forest recovery and density are actually increasing in the number of countries. While the big and important woodland still be destroyed in countries such as Brazil, Indonesia, -, and Philippine. The research has found there was an increase almost half of world fifteen most heavily nations, including China and United States. An environmental scientist of university - , professor P.C. told BBC, social changes would be needed I order to restore forest. Nobody really wants to destroy forest, it is problem of society and rural areas, and livelihood of people, they have to find a living in subsistence farming, so this society has to be improved first as a whole in only then the forest starts to recovery.
Two paintings by the one of the greatest master of Italy renaissance have been found in the house of southern England after being missed for two hundred years. The pictures were discovered at the home of retired librarian in the city of oxford, who died earlier this year. The family bought the painting at about two hundred dollars in the United States. Experts believe now they are worth tow million dollars.
Police in the Chinese capital Beijing have denied reports that they killed dogs which are followed a foul of new rule governing pet ownership in the city. The Chinese official news agency said while the police acknowledged they had rounded up hundred straying, unlicensed and abandoned dogs, the animals had not been killed, and people could apply to adopt dogs.

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  2年前   yf_pan:
Armed men in Iraq have carried out mass kidnapping inside government ministry building in central Baghdad. An Iraqi Education Minister says that according to police and eyewitness between 40 and 100 people were taken away. From Baghdad, Andy G. reports.
Mass kidnappings by gunmen disguise as the numbers of security forces of become commoner Baghdad, but so this is the large since the US-led invasion. The men ** up around 20 vehicles while in ministry of interior uniforms, but being recently designed to prevent militants, getting hold of them. Once inside, the gunmen separated men from the women, taking their mobile phones away. The women was then locked into the room, at least a hundred men were driven away from the building in central Baghdad. One minister said that kidnappings were a national catastrophe and called on the Iraqi government to take immediate action.
In another parts of Baghdad, a car bomb was detonated close to a bus station in central Baghdad killing 10 people and wounding 25.
You are listening the world news from the BBC.
Parliament in South Africa is debating legislation which would recognize gay marriage. If pasts, South Africa would be the first Africa country to give legal states to unions between homosexuals. The ruling African National Congress is backing the legislation which is expected to be come law despite ** by religious groups and traditional leaders.
A new survey of the world forests suggests that forest cover and forest density are actually increasing in a number of countries. While big and important woodlands are still being destroyed in countries such as Brazil, Indonesia, Nigeria and Philippines, the researchers found there wee increasing ** most half the woods 50 most heavily forest nations including China and the United States. An environmental scientist to the University of Helsinki, professor P.K., told BBC that social changes will needed in order to restore forests.
Nobody really wants to destroy forest. It’s the problem of the societies and rural areas and livelihood of the people. They have to find they are living in ** farming so this society have to be improved first as a whole and only then ** forest recovery.
Two paintings ** one of the greatest ** of Italian ** song have been found the house in southern England after have been missing for 200 years. The pictures were discovered at the home of retired librarian in the city of Oxford G.P. who died earlier this year. A family had bought the paintings for about 2 hundred dollars in the United States. Experts believe they are now worth about 2 million dollars.
Police in the Chinese capital Beijing have denied the reports that they had killed dogs which had fallen fraud of new rules governing pet ownership in the city. The official Chinese News Agency said that ** police acknowledged that they had rounded up hundreds of street and license store abandon dogs. The animal had not been killed and people could apply to adopt dogs.

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  2年前   nowspiv:
BBC world news with Davaid Auston Armed men in Iraq have carried out a mass kidnapping inside the government ministry building in center Baghdad. An Iraq education minister says according to police and eye-witnesses between 40 and 100 people were taken away. From Bakgdad Edy Galiga reports. Mass kidnapping by gunmen disguised a member of security forces become common in Baghdad, but so this is the largest since the U. S-led invasion. The man pulled up around 20 viecles while in ministry of interior uniforms that have been recently designed to prevent militans getting hold of them. Once inside the gunmen saperated the men from the women taken their mobile phones away, the women were then locked to a room and at least 100 men were driven away from the building in central Baghdad. **said the kidnapping was an unrational catastophy to call on the Iraq governemt to take immediate action. In other parts of Baghdad a car bomb detonated close to a bus station at central Baghdad killing 10 people and wounding 25. You are listening to the world news from BBC. Parliment in South Africa is dabating legislation which will recognize gay marriage. If pasts, South Africa will be the first African country to give legal status to union between homosexuals. The ruling african national congress is baking the legislation which is expecting to become law despite rejection by religious groups and traditional leaders. The new survey of the world's forests suggests that forest cover and forest density are actually increasing at a number of countries. While big and important woodlands still being destroyed in countries such as Brazil, Indonesia, Nigiria and Philipines, the researchers found they were increasing in almost half of the world's 50 most heavily forested nations including China and the United States. And an environmental scientist of the university of *, Prof. Pecker Calpernon, told BBC that social changes will needed in order to restore forests, "nobody really wants to destroy forests, it is the problems of the societies and rural areas and livlihood of people, they have to find their living in the subsistance farming, so this societies have to be improved first as a whole, and only then can the forest start recovery. " Two paintings by one of the greatest masters of the Italian Renessence have been found in the house in southern England after being missing for 200 years. The pictures were discovered at the home of retired librarian in the city of Oxford Jean Preston who died earlier this year. A family have brought the painting for about 200 dollars in the United States. Experts believes that now worth about 2 million dollars. Police in the Chinese capital Beijing have denied reports that they have killed dogs which fall and fouled the new rules of governing pet ownership in the city. The official of Chinese News Agency said while police acknowledged that they had rounded up hundreds of streets and unlincensed store abandened dogs the animals had not been killed and people could applied to adopt the dogs. That's the latest BBC world news.

Q:backing the legislation 是什么意思??
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  2年前   xzbaijie:
backing the legislation 就是支持这项立法～～～～～～
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  2年前   scott-liu:
11.15
Armed men in Iraq have carried out a mass kidnapping inside of government ministry building in central Baghdad.An Iraqi education
minister said that acorrding to police and eyewitnesses between 40 and 100 people were taken away.From Baghdad A reports.

Mass kidnapping by gunmen disguised as member of the security forces have become common in Baghdad but he thought this is the largest since the US-led invision.THe men p up around 20 vehicles wearing ministry of interior uniforms that has been recently designed tp pervent militants getting hold of them.Once inside the gunmen seperated the men from the women,taking their mobile phones away.THe women were then locked in a room * at least a hundred men were drove away from the building in central Baghdad.One minister said the kidnappings were a national catastrophe and called on the Iraqi government to take immidiate action.In other parts of Baghdad,a car bomb was detonated close to a bus station in central Baghdad killing 10 people and wounded 25.

You are listening to the World news from the BBC

Parliament in South Africa is debating legislation which would recognize gay marriage.If pasts,South Africa will be the first African country to give legal status to unions between homosexuals.THe ruling African national congress is backing the legislation which is expected to become low despite rejections by religious groups and traditional leaders.

The new survey of the world forest suggests that forest cover and forest density are actually increasing in a number of countries.
While big and important woodlands are still being destoried in countries such as Brazil,Indonesia,Nigeria and Philippines.The reseraches found there were increasing in almost half of the world's 50 most heavily forest nations including China and the US.And an environmental scientist of the university of Hiesinki,Professor P told the BBC that social changes were needed in order to restore forests.

Nobody really wants to destory forests.It's the problem of the society and rural areas and the lively hope of people.They have to find they will living in a subsistent farming so this society have to be improved first as a whole and only then can the forests start recovering.

Two painting by one of the greatest masters of Italian renaissant have been found in a house in southern England after being missing for 200 years.The pictures were discovered at the home of retired librarian in the city of Oxford,Jin who did earlier this year.A family had bought the painting for about 200 dollars in the US.Experts believed that now worth about 2 million dollars.

Police in the Chinese capital Beijing have denied reports that they had killed dogs which had fully f of new rules governing oet ownership in the city.THe official of Chinese news agency said the w police ackonwledged that they had rounded up hundreds of straied,unlienc store,abandoned dogs.The animals had not been killed and the people could apply to adopt the dogs.
That's the lastest BBC world news.
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  2年前   Mr_DoCi:
I want to upload what I write too, but I now just can write a little content about the news. I'll try me best to do it ,and hope that I can
write the whole news someday!
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  2年前   mmgloria:
BBC 11-15 长听写

BBC World News with David Austin(??).

Armed men in Iraq have carried out a mass kidnapping and set a government ministry building in central Baghdad. And Iraqi Education Minister says that according to police and eye-witnesses between 40 and 100 people were taken away. From Baghdad, Andy Gilligan reports.

Mass kidnappings by gunmen disguised as members of the security forces have become common in Baghdad, but it saw this is the largest since the US led invasion. The men pulled up around 20 vehicles wearing ministry of interior uniforms that have been recently designed to prevent militant’s getting hold of them. Once inside the government separated the men from the women taking their mobile phones away. The women were then locked in a room at least a hundred men were driven away from the building in central Baghdad. One minister said the kidnappings were a national catastrophe and called on the Iraqi government to take an immediate action. In other parts of Baghdad a car bomb with designated close to a bus station in central Baghdad killing 10 people and wounding 25.

You are listening to the world news from the BBC.

Parliament in South Africa is debating legislation which would recognize gay marriage. If passed, South Africa will be the first African country to give legal status to unions between homosexuals. The ruling African national congress is backing the legislation which is expected to become law, despite rejections by religious groups and traditional leaders.

A new survey of the world’s forests suggests that forest cover and forest density are actually increasing in a number of countries, while big and important woodland has still been destroyed in countries such as Brazil, Indonesia, Nigeria and Philippines. The researchers found they were increasing almost half of the world’s 50 most heavily forested nations including China and the United States. An environmental scientist to the University of Helsinki, Professor Pecke Copenon (??) told the BBC that social changes were needed in order to restore forests.

“Nobody really wants to destroy forests. It is the problem of the societies and rural areas and the livelihood of people. They have to find their living in subsistence farming, so the societies have to be improved first as a whole and only then can the forests start recovery. ”

Two paintings by one of the greatest masters of Italian renaissance have been found in a house in southern England after being missing for 200 years. The pictures were discovered at the home of a retired librarian in the city of Oxford, Jean Preston, who died earlier this year. Her family had bought the paintings for about 200 dollars in the United States. Experts believe they are now worth about two million dollars.

Police in the Chinese capital Beijing have denied reports that they had killed dogs which had fallen filed of new rules governing pet ownership in the city. The official Chinese News Agency said that while the police acknowledged that they had rounded up hundreds of stray unlicensed or abandon dogs, the animals had not been killed and the people could apply to adopt the dogs.

That’s for today’s BBC world news.

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  2年前   xzbaijie:
to Mr_DoCi:
Welcome to BBC Camp~~~~

Just keep on practicing. Remember, practice makes perfect.
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  2年前   Mr_DoCi:
To xzbaijie:
Thank you for you advice,I'll keep on practicing!
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  2年前   nowspiv:
To xzbaijie:
Thanks. got it~
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  2年前   清月出岭光入扉:
偷个懒，还是昨晚的HOMEWORK：
BBC World News, with David Austin.

Armed men in Iraq have carried out a mass kidnapping inside a government ministry building in central Baghdad. An Iraqi education minister says that according to police and eyewitnesses, between 40 and 100 people were taken away.

From Baghdad, ** reports.

Mass kidnappings by gunmen disguised as members of the security forces have become common in Baghdad. But they saw this is the largest since the US led invasion. The man put up around 20 vehicles, wearing ministry of interim uniforms that have been recently designed to prevent militants getting hold of them. Once inside, the gunmen separated the men from the women, taking their mobile phones away. The women were then locked in a room at least 100 men were driven away from the building in central Baghdad. ** says the kidnappings were unnational catastrophe and called on the Iraqi government to take an immediate action. In other parts of Baghdad, a car bomb was detonated close to a bus station In central Baghdad, killing 10 people and wounding 25

You’re listening to the World News from the BBC.

Parliament in South Africa is to bidding legislation which would recognize gay marriage. If passed, South Africa will be the first African country to give legal status to unions between homosexuals. The ruling African National Congress is backing the legislation which is expected to become law despite rejections by religious groups and traditional leaders.

A new survey of the world’s forests suggests that the forest cover and forest density are actually increasing in a number of countries while big and important wood lands are still being destroyed in countries such as Brazil, Indonesia, Nigeria and Philippines. The researches found they were increasing almost half of the world’s most 50 forest nations including China and the United States. And environmental experts to the University of Helsinki Professor ** told the BBC that social changes were needed in order to restore forests.

Nobody really wants to destroy forests; it is the problem of the societies and rural areas and livelihood of people. They have to find their living in subsistence so these societies have to be improved first as a whole and only then can the forests start to recover.

Two paintings by one of the greatest masters of the Italian renaissance have been found in southern England after being missing for two hundred years. The pictures were discovered at the home of a retired librarian in the city of Oxford. **, who died earlier this year. Her family had bought the paintings for about 200 dollars in the United States; experts believe they’re now worth about two million dollars.

Police in the Chinese capital Beijing have denied reports that they had killed dogs which had fallen fouled new rules governing pet ownership in the city. The official Chinese Youth Agency said that while the police acknowledged that they had rounded up hundreds of stray and license store abandoned dogs, the animals had not been killed and that people could apply to adopt the dogs.

That’s the latest BBC World News.

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