Sonia back in Delhi after surgery

NEW DELHI, Sept 8 (IANS): Congress president Sonia Gandhi returned home Thursday after undergoing surgery for an undisclosed ailment in the US but it wasn`t clear when she will resume… Read more »

NEW DELHI, Sept 8 (IANS): Congress president Sonia Gandhi returned home Thursday after undergoing surgery for an undisclosed ailment in the US but it wasn`t clear when she will resume her public life.

The 64-year-old flew into the capital at 3 a.m., said party general secretary Janardan Dwivedi. `Her health condition is fine,` Dwivedi said.

Gandhi went to the US in early August. The nature of her ailment was never disclosed.

Congress leaders said they were not sure when she will return to active politics. `She will take the advice of doctors,` one of them said.

Congress sources feel she would be forced to rest — at least for a while.

The Congress did not hold its customary media briefing Thursday.

Although Gandhi had named a four-member panel including her son and general secretary Rahul Gandhi to oversee the country`s oldest party when she was away, the Congress felt her absence during the Anna Hazare fast.

Besides Rahul Gandhi, she had named Dwivedi, Defence Minister A.K. Antony and her political aide Ahmed Patel to take charge of the Congress.

Barring Rahul Gandhi, who was in regular touch with her mother, the other three remained mostly low key when Hazare`s campaign against corruption led to nationwide protests, forcing the government to bend.

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Education workshop

IMPHAL Sept 12: One day state level workshop on the theme “Teacher education curriculum” was conducted at the premises of Rk. Sanatombi Devi College of Education located in Asha Jina… Read more »

IMPHAL Sept 12: One day state level workshop on the theme “Teacher education curriculum” was conducted at the premises of Rk. Sanatombi Devi College of Education located in Asha Jina complex at North AOC, Imphal.

The one day workshop organized by RK. Sanatombi College of Education in collaboration with RK. Sanatombi Devi Research Institute of Social Sciences was attended by Prof. I.S. Khaidem, former V.C. MU and Dr. Rk. Ranjan Singh, Dirctor College Development Council MU as the Chief Guest and Chair person respectively.

Prof. Mohit Chakraborti, Retd, Viswa Bharati Seemantika Seemantapalli, Shantaniketan, W. Bengal, Dr. L. Leiren Singh, HOD, deptt of Edu MU and others presented workshop papers.

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Topsy Turvy Manipur

It is depressing that today freight truck managing to reach the state capital has once again become material for front page news. A decade years ago, when the state government… Read more »

It is depressing that today freight truck managing to reach the state capital has once again become material for front page news. A decade years ago, when the state government chose to implement the 5th Pay Commission recommendations for its employees without first getting the concurrence of the Central government, in the process going totally broke, it was the status of the state government’s bank balance with the Reserved Bank of India, RBI, which made headline news. RBI releasing funds for the state at the time had then come to be awaited eagerly by everybody in the state for it meant payment of government salaries. It is now unimaginable that at the time salaries for government employees were paid at intervals anywhere between three to six months. Anybody older than 15 years would remember what difficult times those were, with the markets acquiring a cadaveric hue, considering the biggest source for its liquidity was and still is the purchase power of salaried government employees. As always, the poor who had little or no credit worth were the hardest hit. Such things can only happen in Manipur. Here events and things which ought to be drearily normal and routine have become abnormal and conversely what would be considered abnormal anywhere in the world have become normal and everyday reality.

Now that the state is managing to maintain a healthier bank balance with the RBI and at least salaries for government employees are no longer the unbearable burden that it once was, there are other ordinary things which have taken their turns to acquire a grotesque visage, haranguing the ordinary citizenry once again. Essential commodities are beginning to disappear from the shop shelves, so have the petrol pumps dripped dry, prices are skyrocketing, and amidst all this government heads are either playing their fiddles unabashed, or else frantically and quixotically shadow boxing as if it believes this is enough to convince the people it means action. The twin economic blockade along the state’s lifelines by those demanding as well as opposing the proposed creation of SADAR hill district has come to rudely upset life in the state, bringing back the unfortunate reality of routine events turning into nightmares. And so, trucks movement along the highways have been transformed into headlines material. How much more pathetic can the situation get, and more importantly, how much longer is the government simply going to wait and watch this mounting misery unfold in the life of the state?

The contrast is rather uncanny. But if the routine can become abnormal in Manipur, so can many shockingly abnormal events also get reduced to the mundane. Visitors to the state would vouch this is so. They are bewildered at how ordinary citizens tolerate so many overwhelming but avoidable odds in daily life. Imagine this is a state where electric power for domestic consumption is available for only four hours a day; piped municipal water likewise is available to consumers for as little as an hour on alternate days; black toppings on city and country roads get washed away every monsoon. Broken roads mean mud during the wet seasons and dust during the dry. It is anybody’s guess what health implications this would have on the citizenry. Yet everybody seems to have come to accept all this as normal in a frustratingly fatalistic way. No accountability is ever fixed for all these failures and equally, no accountability is ever sought by the public for any of these either. The notion of citizen’s rights has been so badly skewed that today only the crassest violations seem to qualify to be called infringements. So while the Armed Forces Special Powers Act, AFSPA, is seen as the overbearing state breathing down neck of the ordinary men and women, health hazards posed by scarcity of safe drinking water or the omnipresent cloud of dust hanging above the roads in the state is seen as nothing to be so upset about. The threshold of concern has indeed been pushed up extremely high and only unnatural and violent deaths and injuries are seen as threat to life and dignity of the people. This raised threshold is dangerous, for it will end up a excusing a whole range of nuanced and not so nuanced atrocities by authorities given charge of the affairs of the state. It is time for the ordinary people to be sensitised on their rights that go beyond the loud and overt. In the end, it is coming to grip with all these rights, and not just the obvious, which is going to define the quality of life for everybody in the state.

 

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SSU crushes YDO by 3-0 in State League

IMPHAL, Sept 14: SSU defeated YDO by 3-0 in today’s match of 6th Manipur State League held at Khuman Lampak Main Stadium. Md Sahidur opened the goal account of SSU… Read more »

IMPHAL, Sept 14: SSU defeated YDO by 3-0 in today’s match of 6th Manipur State League held at Khuman Lampak Main Stadium.

Md Sahidur opened the goal account of SSU in 30th minute of the play while Kh Prasanta added another two goals in 61st and 79th minute.

Arunkumar of SSU and Pamei Ajangpu of YDO were booked yellow cards during the match.

Meanwhile, the venue of state league will be shifted to Mapal Kangjeibung from September 16.

TRUGPU will play against AIM tomorrow in the league.

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Imphal East soccer

IMPHAL, Sept 15: PRYA defeated EUSC by 3-1 while SSC defeated BSU by 1-0 in today’s matches of Imphal East 2nd Division Football League held at PRYA Ground, Khundrakpam.

IMPHAL, Sept 15: PRYA defeated EUSC by 3-1 while SSC defeated BSU by 1-0 in today’s matches of Imphal East 2nd Division Football League held at PRYA Ground, Khundrakpam.

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KCP cadre held


IMPHAL, September 18: A statement of the SP, Impal East has claimed that a combined… more »


IMPHAL, September 18: A statement of the SP, Impal East has claimed that a combined team of the cdo IE and 23 Assam Rifles has arrested one KCP (City Meitei) cadre identified as Moirangthem Sanajaoba alias Sanjoy Singh, 32, s/o M Budha of Luwangshangbam Mamang Leikai from the locality on September 16 at about 1:30 am. On verification he disclosed to have joined the outfit in the month of June 2011 and has been involved in extortion of money from the general public and government offices and transported arms and ammunitions from one place to another, it added. 20 live rounds of 9mm ammunition were also recovered, claimed the release.

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Begin Disaster Drills


The earthquake that hit east India with epicentre in Sikkim, the full devastation of which… more »


The earthquake that hit east India with epicentre in Sikkim, the full devastation of which is proving to be much more than what was initially expected, should serve as a warning to all the states of the Northeast of the uneasy truth that the region is sitting on one of the most seismically fragile zones in the entire world. It is not exactly in the “circle of fire” as the most dangerously seismically positioned regions such as Japan are often referred to, but it is still in a high danger zone. The prudent thing for the NE governments is expected to do should come across as obvious. They must prepare their people to face any eventuality if major and destructive earthquakes were to hit them. There is nothing to lose even if no big earthquake ever hits, but the price paid for being prepared for the worst is well worth it. In a way it is like the premium paid for buying insurance policies. It should surprise nobody that a majority of the people who buy these policies do not ever meet the consequences they had insured themselves and paid premium for all through the years until policy maturity, but the sense of security they lived with because of their investment is itself a reward in itself. In the case of the insurance policies, it is a business so those who sell these policies would push hard to sell and once the policies are sold would do everything to ensure their clients do nothing that would entitle them to claim their insured amounts, for if all clients were to begin claiming their insured amounts, the insurance companies would go bankrupt. Contrasted to this scenario, in the case of drilling for disaster preparedness, the sellers as well as the clients are the same and therefore nobody would anything to lose but everything to gain.

A decade or two ago, when the NE region was first declared officially as a seismically prone area, government publicity departments in practically every one of the seven states went on top gears doing campaigns on how the people must prepare themselves for any possible earthquake disaster. One of the recommendations was for every family to keep some matchsticks, candles, lengths of ropes and torch lights aside for emergency uses. This would be something like the extremely internalised and good practice in most families to keep a medical first-aid box with the most commonly needed drugs and implements to meet health emergencies, the most common of which are injuries and burns. The earthquake preparedness publicity had not been heard of for decades, and the people have also become complacent to the idea of possible future disasters. If a disaster were to strike anytime now, quite predictably, not only would the consequences be much more than what should have been, but the people by and large would not know how to do meet even the smallest challenges thrown up.

The reminder then is, the government must not take the matter lightly or for granted. It can happen, and to be a realist to the extent of being cynical, it would do well not to forget Murphy’s Law which says that if something can go wrong it will go wrong. We are in such a situation as Murphy predicts. Things can go terribly wrong so let us presume that they would go wrong someday sooner than later. Let the government take the attitude that everybody must prepare for the worst although without giving up hopes for the best. It has a full-fledged publicity directorate with a cabinet minister in charge. We suggest this department be briefed to take on this challenge of spreading awareness of ways to prepare for possible future cataclysmic natural events and their immediate aftermaths. We are told that the Northeast region is struck by thousands of small earthquakes each year which may not even come to public cognizance and these small quakes have been releasing the tensions in the earth’s crust beneath the region thus saving it from major tremors so far. We should thank dame luck for this, but let us also be realistic and not come under any impression that this luck can be forever. The government should also regulate the manner in which people build their houses and other constructions. At this moment, this is not happening and everybody builds the way it pleases them in total disregard of their own as well as the safety of their neighbourhoods. It should be a lesson that a relook at the disasters caused by earthquakes in the past few decades all over the world reveals that it is in poor unprepared nations that tragedies have been most severe. While in poor countries casualties can be in lakhs, among prepared populations, in California or Japan for instance, though bad, the casualties suffered have seldom been more than the absolutely unavoidable.

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Takyel protest


IMPHAL, Sept 21: Meira Paibi organizations and local clubs of Takyel Kolom Leikai and Takyel… more »


IMPHAL, Sept 21: Meira Paibi organizations and local clubs of Takyel Kolom Leikai and Takyel Khongbal Meira Paibi and Sagolband Moirang Hanuba staged a sit-in-protest against monetary demand made to Pradhan Pheiroijam Dineshwar of Takyel Kolom Leikai.

Speaking to media persons, L Shantibala stated that the monetary demand made to a local representative is unfortunate and the state government should ensure security for the elected local leaders.

She also demanded the authorities concerned to give maximum penalty to the two cadres of KCP (MC)-Lallumba who have been apprehended by the local people and later handed over to police.

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Newly formed transporters` forum calls for unity amongst transporters in state


IMPHAL, September 22: Five different organizations of transporters, truck owners and drivers this evening announced… more »


IMPHAL, September 22: Five different organizations of transporters, truck owners and drivers this evening announced the formation of a new apex body christened as ‘Transporters and Drivers Forum’ during a press conference held at the main office of the newly formed forum at Keishampat.

The five organizations that have come together to form the new body are the All Manipur Driver Welfare Association, All Manipur Petroleum Tanker Drivers’ Union, Imphal Silchar Road Transport Society, National Highway 53 (37) Truck Owners Association and the All Manipur Inter-state Bus Association.

Speaking at the conference, newly appointed president of the forum K Tombi has called upon all transporters of the state to be united and has as such appeal to the other transporter bodies that are outside of the newly formed apex body to join hands with the forum.

He has further stated that any disagreement or dispute amongst the various transporter bodies in the state will only hurt the people of the state.

He has further informed that the government has given its assurance to provide compensation to the trucks that were burned during the ongoing economic blockade and as such he has informed the truck owners and drivers to bring in valid documentation of vehicle ownership, to the newly formed forum at the earliest to avail the compensation.

He further appreciated the steps taken up by the government regarding the strengthening of ROP along the NH 53 (37) after the assurance provided by the state Chief Minister and the DGP during a meet with representatives of the five bodies on September 18.

He elaborated that during a meeting with the representatives, the state Chief Minister and the DGP had assured to arrange for deployment of SPs and COs on ROP duty to ensure safety of the vehicles plying along the National Highways.

He has further informed that the government has also assured to include vehicle recovery vans and medical teams in the escort parties.

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CMM foundation day

IMPHAL,  April 5 : The 4th foundation day of Chanura Microfin Manipur (CMM) was held at the Manipur Dramatic Hall presided by Kh. Yaiskul Singh, vice chairman of CMM  yesterday…. Read more »

IMPHAL,  April 5 : The 4th foundation day of Chanura Microfin Manipur (CMM) was held at the Manipur Dramatic Hall presided by Kh. Yaiskul Singh, vice chairman of CMM  yesterday.
M. Ibomcha Singh, Internal Auditor was declared employee of the year, Mandakini Wangkheirakpam the best Branch Manager, P. Lenin the best Field Officer, K. Leptinent Singh the best MIS assistant and R.K. Joymati the best Office Assistant for the yeay 2011.

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RPF wishes on World Health Day

IMPHAL April 6: The Revolutionary People’s Front (RPF) in a press release by the outfit’s publicity secretary T Leishema wishes the public a healthy and prosperous future on the eve… Read more »

IMPHAL April 6: The Revolutionary People’s Front (RPF) in a press release by the outfit’s publicity secretary T Leishema wishes the public a healthy and prosperous future on the eve of the World Health Day which falls on April 7 annually.The release states that since 1948,the  World Health Organization (WHO) has been observing the day and the theme of the year is “Anti microbial resistance: no action today, no cure tomorrow”. The true wealth of a person is living a healthy life and if a community is healthy then development comes. The present conditions of the city lies in a deplorable state as there are no motorable roadways and the pollution caused severely affects the health conditions of the individual and such circumstances also led to fatal road mishaps. The elected leaders instead of addressing the issue and taking up developmental works are only concerned with filling their pockets. Time bound works including those taken up around Imphal city has not been met as so promised by the politicians. There are no proper works to counter the global warming issues  nor are any taken up to address the health of villagers in both the far flung hill and valley districts and women maternity problems is also another long standing problem, it states.
The Manipuris have an inherent aptitude  towards sports and many ethnic sports have been played since time immemorial to maintain the physical capacity. Sports should be encouraged for the welfare of the sportspersons and also for the community, instead rampant corruption is being entertained by those in power and many a talented athlete has been laid to waste following such practices. The responsibility should be borne by the government and correct the wrongs for the better future of the state, the outfit wishes the public a healthy and strive towards building a better society.

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DESAM appeal to KCP (Maoist)

IMPHAL April 7: DESAM in a press release by the publicity and propaganda secretary LC Bobisana appealed the KCP(Maoist) to lift the ban imposed by the outfit to RDO nursing… Read more »

IMPHAL April 7: DESAM in a press release by the publicity and propaganda secretary LC Bobisana appealed the KCP(Maoist) to lift the ban imposed by the outfit to RDO nursing institute. The release states that DESAM has no right to intervene between MLA W Brajabidhu and the outfit ,but is suggesting that the future of the students will be bleak if the imposition continue.

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Poets` Meet

By Moreh correspondent IMPHAL, April 9: A ” Multi Lingual Poets` Meet” was held at Trade Centre Conference Hall, Moreh today.The meet was jointly organized by Sahitya Seva Samiti,Kakching and… Read more »

By Moreh correspondent
IMPHAL, April 9: A ” Multi Lingual Poets` Meet” was held at Trade Centre Conference Hall, Moreh today.The meet was jointly organized by Sahitya Seva Samiti,Kakching and Manipur Sahitya Samiti,Thoubal under the sponsorship of Sahitya Akademi,Kolkota.

Naorem Khogendra Singh graced the function Chief Guest and N. Pulindro singh, president Meetei council, Moreh was the special guest.

The meet saw many poets from across the state recite poetry on Manipuri, Kabui, Thadou-Kuki and Tamil dailect. Various community leaders of Moreh,students ,meira paibees attended the program.

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21st Governor Cup Invitation Polo Tournament starts,MPSC(B) beat Chingkheinganba 9-1

IMPHAL, April 10: MPSC(B) defeated Chingkheinganba polo club 9-1 in the opening match of the 21st edition of Governor`™s Cup Invitation Polo tournament held at Mapal Kangjeibung today. Dr. Th…. Read more »

IMPHAL, April 10: MPSC(B) defeated Chingkheinganba polo club 9-1 in the opening match of the 21st edition of Governor`™s Cup

Invitation Polo tournament held at Mapal Kangjeibung today.

Dr. Th. Meinya, MP, Lok Sabha, chief guest declared the 21st Governor Cup Invitation Polo Tournament open at the inaugural

function held today. RK Nokulsana, Sr. advocate was the guest of honour.

H. Abung socred 4 goals for MPSC(B) in the opening match played today. The opening goal of the tournament was scored by Th.

Romen in 3:59 min of the 1st chukker. Abung khuman scored goals in 1:48 and 2:06 min and Th Romen in 7:03 min of the 2st

chukker. Abung Khuman scored in 2:04 min of 3nd chukker. In the 4th chukker, S. Abungcha scored in 2:04, T. Pradeepkumar in

5:37 and 6:08 and H. Abung Khuman scored his fourth goal of the match in 6:46 min.

The lone goal of Chingkheinganba olo club was scored by O. Rozer in 3:21 min of the 4th chukker.

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Bomb attack

IMPHAL, April 11: Miscreant exploded a bomb at residence of Md Nasir 45 s/o Md Ali of Lilong bazaar, a primary teacher of district council Tamenglong located at Lilong bazaar… Read more »

IMPHAL, April 11: Miscreant exploded a bomb at residence of Md Nasir 45 s/o Md Ali of Lilong bazaar, a primary teacher of district council Tamenglong located at Lilong bazaar last night around 10 pm under Lilong police station.
According to police source, the bomb exploded in the courtyard of the residence however there was no report of casualties except inflicting damage of some properties.
The motive behind the attack could not be confirmed and police has registered a case in connection with the incident.

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Postponed

IMPHAL April 12: The prize distribution of the 3rd Mathematics competition cum felicitation to Dinringam Kamei organized by the Zeliangrong Students`™ Union, Manipur and Zelaingrong Students`™ Union Imphal area is… Read more »

IMPHAL April 12: The prize distribution of the 3rd Mathematics competition cum felicitation to Dinringam Kamei organized by the Zeliangrong Students`™ Union, Manipur and Zelaingrong Students`™ Union Imphal area is postponed to 24 April which was easrlier scheduled on March 14.

Nicodimus Riamei ,education secretary of ZSUM states in a press release.

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Swadher Shelter home and helpline centre inaugurated

Moreh correspondentIMPHAL, April 15: A Swadher Shelter home and helpline centre was today inaugurated by ADC Moreh Lunminthang Haokip at the conference hall of the De- Khunai Hotel, Moreh. The… Read more »

Moreh correspondentIMPHAL, April 15: A Swadher Shelter home and helpline centre was today inaugurated by ADC Moreh Lunminthang Haokip at the conference hall of the De- Khunai Hotel, Moreh.
The function was attended by Lunminthang haokipMCS- A.D.C.  Moreh as chief guest, Kh. Keina leima president Kha – Nongpok apunba nupi lup moreh as functional president while M. Mubi singh MPS A/C -7 MR, N.Pulindro Singh president Meetei Council Moreh, Md. Hussain president Manipuri Muslim Council Moreh, S.Ravi Chandran secretary Tamil Sangam Moreh, M.Asharani Devi secretary Nupi Khunai Chaokhat Lamjing lup Moreh, Jubeda Begum president Muslim Women Development Association Moreh as guests of honour.

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AR organised medical camp

IMPHAL, April 16: A team of medical officers and paramedical staff of 12 Assam Rifles of 10 Sector under HQ IGAR (South) organized Medical Camp at Kamjong on 16 April… Read more »

IMPHAL, April 16: A team of medical officers and paramedical staff of 12 Assam Rifles of 10 Sector under HQ IGAR (South) organized Medical Camp at Kamjong on 16 April 2011. More than 250 patients were diagnosed and provided medicines. An interactive session was also organized with the masses, where they were educated about HIV/AIDS, anti malaria, Japanese encephalitis and hygiene and sanitation. During the interaction of the Commandant with the locals, the villagers and civil administration whole heartedly praised the Assam Rifles for organizing such camp.

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PSU solidarity to MSF

IMPHAL April 17: The Pangal Students’ Union (PSU) has applauded the Manipuri Students Federation for taking up the initiative to control the sale of unauthorized text books in the state.A… Read more »

IMPHAL April 17: The Pangal Students’ Union (PSU) has applauded the Manipuri Students Federation for taking up the initiative to control the sale of unauthorized text books in the state.A press release by PSU general secretary Md Mubarak stated that the consignment of unprescribed textbooks seized by MSF worth about one crore is timely and will help the student community. The union will support the initiative taken by MSF to bring up quality of education in the state. The sale of such text books is a burden to the minority community as the text books are not prescribed, PSU demands that the stores which sold the books should be held liable and the books should be made returnable. Parents who brought the books can hand it over to PSU office at Hatta Minuthong for replacement, it said.

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Chitngam wins in veteran football

IMPHAL, April 19: Chingtam defeated ATVFA by a solitary goal in the 8th edition of the Challenge Cup Veteran Football tournament being held at Mapal Kangjeibung. The all important goal… Read more »

IMPHAL, April 19: Chingtam defeated ATVFA by a solitary goal in the 8th edition of the Challenge Cup Veteran Football tournament being held at Mapal Kangjeibung.
The all important goal for the Chingtam was scored by Nongyailemba in the 51st minute.
Earlier in the first ground match IVFA was held at 1-1 draw by SIRTI.
SIRTI went ahead in the 10th minute when W Phamward netted in a beautiful goal in the 10th minute which was later eqaulised by MS Wilson of IVFA in the 33rd minute.  
The referees in both matches awarded yellow cards due to unsporting behaviors of the players.
The tournament kicked off yesterday at Mapal Kangjeibung and in the opening match played between UNO, Yairipok and UBSA, Chajing it ended in a tame goalless draw.

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