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Politics / Powerful Nigerians Behind Oil Theft –shell ! by wales(m): 4:19am On Feb 21, 2013
Instead of going to European and other foreign countries to seek for help on how to tackle crude oil theft, the Goodluck Jonathan administration should move against “principalities and powers in high places,” who are the sponsors of crude oil theft, the Managing Director, Shell Petroleum Development Company, Mr. Mutiu Sunmonu, said in Abuja on Wednesday.

Sunmonu, who spoke at the ongoing Nigeria Oil and Gas 2013 Exhibition and Conference, compared the stolen crude deal to the drug business with couriers, small dealers and sponsors.

He said though it was commendable for the government to take the initiative of discussing with foreign countries suspected to hold the proceeds from the sale of stolen crude oil, the problem could easily be solved if the sponsors were found out and dealt with.

Sunmonu said like the drug business all over the world, criminals who sabotaged crude oil pipelines in the Niger Delta were only working for bigger entities that should be found out and dealt with.

“The truth is that the small criminals in the creeks of Niger Delta bursting pipelines and stealing crude oil are not working for themselves. Like the drug cartels around the world, they are being sponsored by big principalities and powers in high places, which the government should go against if the fight against crude oil theft is to be won,” he said.

The Shell boss said efforts should be made by all stakeholders to tackle the problem of poverty among the people, adding that if this was taken care of, the problem would have been half solved, as the perpetrators would not have any reason to allow themselves to be used to steal the country’s commonwealth.

Sunmonu said Shell and other International Oil Companies operating in Nigeria have had their pipelines sabotaged by crude oil thieves on several occasions.

The oil companies have privately and publicly blamed the government for its failure to provide security for the pipelines despite the fact that they pay all the charges and taxes the government asks of them.

He also said the setback in the passage of the Petroleum Industry Bill was one of the several difficulties hindering Shell’s planned investment of about $30bn in two offshore deepwater projects in the country.

The Group Executive Director, Exploration and Production, Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, Mr. Abiye Membere, similarly said the country’s total crude loss to bunkering activities had dropped from 150,000 barrels per day to 80,000bpd towards the end of 2012.

Membere said the government’s security measures to curtail the menace of oil theft in the country had so far yielded results and that the volume of crude stolen from the country had now dropped from 150,000bpd to 80,000bpd as of the end of last year.

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European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) / Re: AC Milan Vs Barcelona - UCL (2 - 0) On 20th February 2013 by wales(m): 10:50pm On Feb 20, 2013
Ghana 2 Barcelona 0 !
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AC on BAR 2 - 0 !
Celebrities / Re: Goldie Is Dead! by wales(m): 7:08am On Feb 15, 2013
R.I.P Goldie !
Autos / Re: Quick Sale Toks 99 Camry 850k by wales(m): 10:47pm On Feb 14, 2013
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Autos / Re: SOLD!!! Toyota Camry (tiny Light) Direct Tokunbo @ N800k by wales(m): 1:59pm On Feb 14, 2013
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Sports / Keshi, Players Get National Honours, Cash, Plots Of Land ! by wales(m): 6:32am On Feb 13, 2013
President Goodluck Jonathan on Tuesday announced a cash gift of N5m to each member of the victorious Super Eagles and the team’s three assistant coaches that clinched the gold medal in the just concluded Africa Cup of Nations in South Africa.

While the Head Coach, Stephen Keshi, was given N10m, members of the technical crew were also given N2m each.

The cash gifts also came with a plot of land and national honours for each member the team.

Keshi bagged the national honour of the Commander of the Order of Niger while his three assistants and the team captain, Joseph Yobo, were conferred with Officer of the Order of Niger.

The remaining players were conferred with Member of the Order of Niger.

Jonathan made the announcement amidst loud ovation from the lucky players during a state dinner he organised in their honour at the Presidential Villa, Abuja, few hours after their arrival in the country.

The President said two sets of Nigerians youths, musicians and footballers, had been placing the nation on the world map.

He described the players as super heroes, saying their victory was an inspiration to million of Nigerians.

He said the trophy was the most precious centenary gift presented to the nation by the team.

The President recalled that there was skepticism on the part of Nigerians on the ability of the team to deliver when they left for the tournament.

He commended them for ignoring criticisms and refusing to surrender by their superlative performance.

“The lesson in your victory for all of us is that we should never give up in the midst of criticism. Believe in yourself. With time, you will see the fruits of your labour,” he said.

He said the victory was an indication that there would be victory for his administration as he works hard to transform the country.

He said his administration would continue to give sports it’s pride of place in the country.

He assured the Chief Coach of his full support, urging him to ensure that the nation qualifies for the next World Cup.

The President urged Nigerians not to allow their differences to divide them, observing that the noise of joy during sporting victories were the same across the country.

Minister of Sports, Mallam Bolaji Abdullahi, described the victory as another moment of national rebirth and fresh air.

He said as the nation savours the sweetness of the victory, sports administrators in the country were not unaware of the responsibility placed on their shoulders to sustain the victory at all levels and in all sports.

“Winning this trophy is only a milestone for us, not the destination. Until we fulfill your (the President’s) vision for us which is to be the best, we will not rest on our oars,” he said.

The minister asked stakeholders to put the years of rancour and acrimony behind them because a lot could be achieved when united.

He said the Nigerian character of resilience fetched the team, which he described as work-in-progress, the trophy.

In formally presenting the trophy to the President, the Chairman of the Nigeria Football Federation, Alhaji Aminu Maigari, said it was a national pride for the players to win the trophy after 19 years.

Jonathan had while engaging the players and their handlers in a teleconference ahead of the tournament’s semi final match against Mali promised to make them “very happy young men” if they could return to the country with the trophy.

The colourful event was attended by the wife of the President, Patience; Vice President Namadi Sambo; President of the Senate, David Mark; Speaker, House of Representatives, Aminu Tambuwwal; Deputy President of the Senate, Ike Ekweremadu; Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Emeka Ihediora, and state governors among others.

Sports / Re: Ethiopia Vs Nigeria - AFCON 2013 (0 - 2) On 29th January 2013 by wales(m): 7:54pm On Jan 29, 2013
Wish them all the best in there next game !
Education / Re: What Was Your Nickname In School And Why? by wales(m): 2:30pm On Jan 24, 2013
My was 007 (James Bond).
Sports / Re: Not Being Able To Watch Nigeria's Match Live: How Did You Feel? by wales(m): 9:08pm On Jan 21, 2013
Not heart feeling !
Family / Re: If Your Kid Scratched Your Car: How Will You Respond? by wales(m): 11:00pm On Jan 10, 2013
Will do nothing to him or her !
Nairaland / General / Re: What Is Your Greatest Phobia? by wales(m): 1:58pm On Jan 06, 2013
Heights !
Autos / Re: 2008 Highlander Sports,very Clean And Neat@ A Compatitive Price. by wales(m): 9:47pm On Dec 19, 2012
How much can I fly this baby? Will be ready to pay if you give a good price. U can call me on this number 08081444046. Thanks.
Autos / Re: 2006 Toyota Highlander 3rd Row Tokunbo Leather Seat by wales(m): 7:11pm On Dec 19, 2012
What is your last price will be glad to pay for it tomorrow. Where is the DVD?
Autos / Re: SOLD SOLD SOLD.2008 Model Toyota Highlander Limited Forsale,Live In ABUJA by wales(m): 7:00pm On Dec 19, 2012
What is the last price for this ride, will like to buy as soon as you give a nice price for that amount you called is on the high side. Pls let me know the last price I am ready to pay tomorrow.
Autos / Re: Buying Your Choice Car Through Cotonou Based Dealers: by wales(m): 12:26pm On Dec 15, 2012
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Autos / Re: 2003/2004 Toyota Highlander 4WD Mini-suv: N2.350M by wales(m): 12:05pm On Dec 15, 2012
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Politics / Re: Kano Lawmaker Shot Dead At Relaxation Joint ! by wales(m): 9:16am On Dec 15, 2012
He was not killed in a relaxation joint it was in front of his new house in hotoro quaters where he used go regularly. Alcohol and prostitution is banned by both the govt and the militant vigilantes in all parts of kano state and city except for sabon gari. We must avoid sensationalization in order to give a dog a bad name.
For the benefit of those who want to know Danladi neither drinks or smokes. He was known to be very religious and friendly to both his friends and foes. Also to say that militants killed him is not exactly right because so far no one knows who killed him, it could be anybody.

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Politics / Kano Lawmaker Shot Dead At Relaxation Joint ! by wales(m): 8:50am On Dec 15, 2012
A lawmaker representing Gaya constituency on the platform of the All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP) was killed today by unidentified gunmen in Hotoro area of Kano city.

Danladi Isa Kademi was shot dead around 6.30 pm Nigerian time by Islamist militants operating on a motorcycle.

Mr. Kademi was a former chairman of the association of Local Government Chairmen in the state.

The Commissioner of Police, Ibrahim Idris confirmed the killing of the lawmaker to the media, but said the police had warned the lawmakers to stay away from relaxation joints.

Link: http://saharareporters.com/news-page/kano-lawmaker-shot-dead-relaxation-joint

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Politics / Re: Henry Okah’s Trial Nears End ! by wales(m): 8:45am On Dec 15, 2012
Henry Okah/s and his/their NigerDelta family on behalf of jonathan are freed already as the Good and reasonable people in the world expect.
the work of a fiend-brother between jonathan and his real benefactor Okah is coming to end beginning, while we await God remove nNigerdelta from british-nigeria amalgamated map of now till 2014.
Politics / Henry Okah’s Trial Nears End ! by wales(m): 8:44am On Dec 15, 2012
The trial of the Nigeria-born terror suspect, Henry Okah, was concluded today at a high court in Johannesburg, South Africa. Mr. Okah, a prominent member of the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND), is accused of plotting terrorist activities in Nigeria.

Defense counsel Isaac Lucky Maunatlala opened his argument by telling the court that MEND was involved in an armed struggle. Stating that the struggle had been on for several decades, he reminded the court that Nigeria’s Minister for the Niger Delta, Mr. Orubebe, had testified to that fact.

The defense attorney also told the court that the emails by Jomo Gbomo, who claimed responsibility for the bombings of March 15, 2010 and October 1, 2010, came from Nigeria. Mr. Okah’s attorney asserted that the fact the email account could be operated by more than one person meant that his client was not guilty of the charge of terrorism.

A sore point during the trial focused on the uncertainty over the identity of the person named Jomo Gbomo as state witnesses offered varying testimonies about the identity of the said Jomo Gbomo. The credibility of the witnesses was attacked by the defense advocate who pointed out inconsistencies in details offered by witnesses. 


The defense argued that Mr. X, who claimed to be the supervisor of the attacks, was not mentioned by other participants in the bombings. In addition, the witnesses claimed they used timers to activate the bombing even though investigations by the Nigerian government showed that mobile phones were used to detonate the bombs.

State prosecutor, Shaun Abrahams, insisted that the phone records tied Mr. Okah to the perpetrators of the bombings. In addition, the prosecution argued that the bank record of a state witness, Chima Orlu, showed that the accused deposited money into the witness’s account. The prosecution explained that some months were missing from the bank account because the Nigerian government had not submitted the missing information. 

Speaking to one of our sources, Mrs. Okah accused the Nigerian government of desperation in instigating her husband’s arrest. She stated that the Nigerian government caused her husband to be arrested long before the arrest of the witnesses whose testimonies and affidavits the Nigerian government claimed were the basis for Mr. Okah’s arrest. Accusing the Nigerian government of fraud, she said the only way the Nigerian government could link tie her husband to any bombing was the fact that Mr. Okah had traveled to Nigeria and registered with his name in Port Harcourt. She said the Nigerian government subsequently tried to link planning for all bombing activities to the date of her husband’s visit to Nigeria.

Mrs. Okah said she was following the proceedings closely and trying not to be overcome by emotion, adding that there was more to the case than met the eye. She asked, “How possible is it that they can accuse my husband of a crime of this nature without investigation? There is an appalling lack of investigation done. My husband was stated to have been giving instructions for the bombing at the same time the South African police force was interrogating him at our residence. Our house was under siege from the early hours of 30th September to the late evening, yet the State Security Service agent, Mr. Abubakar, said my husband was giving instructions to the participants of a bombing on how to assemble dynamites, timers, movement of cars and so on. I cannot understand how they can want a man so badly that they are prepared to resort to anything to tie him to it. They even tried to use his journal entries of 5, 6 years back. A journal not a diary! These entries are used not minding whether the entries were observations, studies or general perceptions of my husband.”

The case was adjourned tentatively to Monday, January 21, 2013.


Link: http://saharareporters.com/news-page/henry-okah%E2%80%99s-trial-nears-end

Politics / Re: FG Drops Planned Refinery Projects ! by wales(m): 8:40am On Dec 15, 2012
Giant of africa indeed. Niger Republic did it seamlessly while some of the politicians in abuja have refineries outside nigeria
Politics / Re: FG Drops Planned Refinery Projects ! by wales(m): 1:42am On Dec 15, 2012
Oh Lord, please when will a true and sincere leader leads your beloved country? Why has it because a crime in Nigeria to built a refinery? Why is it that nothing seems to work? Why have we become the laughing stock of the international community? Its a shame and insult on us Nigerians that at this age in time, we still imports petroluem products. Something tells me nobody is in charge as…………… I rest my case!

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Politics / Re: Jonathan May Not Rule Beyond 2015 – Dokubo-asari …says Quarrel With Obasanjo by wales(m): 1:39am On Dec 15, 2012
We all know that its no news ,by 2015 the counrty would have been on fire that GEJ wont have a choice but move to bayelsa or else face a disgrace at the pool..ive never seen nigeria this bad
Politics / FG Drops Planned Refinery Projects ! by wales(m): 1:28am On Dec 15, 2012
Eleven months after promising to build three new refineries for the country, the Federal Government may have dumped the plan.

Saturday PUNCH investigations showed that the FG may have dropped the idea because of the unresolved issue of deregulation of the downstream sector of the petroleum industry.

This development came to the fore as organised labour expressed surprise at President Goodluck Jonathan’s N161bn supplementary budget on fuel subsidy for 2012.

The labour body advised the President to tackle corruption in the oil sector.

The President had in a letter to the National Assembly on Tuesday, said the N888bn budgeted for fuel subsidy this year would not be enough.

But as Jonathan is seeking an additional N161bn, the FG has yet to begin moves to build the three refineries it promised during the fuel subsidy protests last January.

The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation had in 2010 unfolded plans to build three new refineries.

The refineries are to be sited in Kogi, Lagos and Bayelsa states.

The NNPC Group Executive Director, Engineering and Technology, Mr. Billy Agha, who stood in then for the Group Managing Director in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State, had said 7,000 job opportunities would be created by the Greenfield Refinery that would be built in the state by the corporation in partnership with the China State Construction Engineering Corporation.

Again in 2012, at the height of the fuel subsidy protests, the Federal Government said it would build three refineries.

The Minister of Works, Mr. Mike Onolememen, who spoke to douse the tension associated with the protests, had said, “I want Nigerians to know that when these new refineries are completed, we will be a net exporter of petroleum products and prices will begin to come down, just as we are witnessing in the telecommunications sector with the GSM regime.

“That is my message to Nigerians. Let us support the government. Let us join hands with the government because it cannot and will not take any decision with the aim of punishing fellow Nigerians. It is impossible. So, Nigerians should have this at the back of their minds.

“The one in Lagos is with the capacity of 200,000 barrels per day, while the ones in Kogi and Bayelsa have the capacity to produce 100,000 barrels per day.”

Investigations at the NNPC showed that 11 months after the government promised to build the three refineries, not much has been done to that effect.

A top official of the corporation told one of our correspondents that the three refineries were supposed to be part of the government’s effort to stop fuel importation.

He said, “The three refineries are to be built by the government in partnership with the private sector. They do not include the six that are solely private sector driven.

“But from all indications, the government has developed cold feet and the six by the private sector seem to be still-birth. There are various stakeholders who prefer fuel importation. These are the people that will not allow the plan to build refineries to succeed.”

President Goodluck Jonathan had said that private investors were not interested in building refineries in the country because of the fuel subsidy regime.

He had said, “Why is it that people are not building refineries in Nigeria despite the fact that it is big business? It is because of the policy of subsidy, and that is why we want to get out of it. Who will build refineries and end importation of petroleum products? Subsidy must go.”

The President had spoken in Abuja when he received the report of the graduating participants of the Senior Executive Course 34, 2012 of the National Institute of Policy and Strategic Studies.

Efforts to get NNPC’s comment on the status of the three refineries did not succeed.

Attempts to speak with the acting General Manager, Public Affairs at NNPC, Mr. Fidel Pepple, proved abortive as calls to his cell-phone did not go through. It was learnt that he was out of the country.

Similarly, attempts to speak with the General Manager, Media, Dr. Ibrahim Umar, were unsuccessful. He neither picked calls to his cell-phone nor replied a text on the status of the refineries.

Commenting on the failure of the government to build the three refineries, the President of the Trade Union Congress, Mr. Peter Esele, said the President should fulfil his promise.

He stated, “The people involved are just waiting for some form of assurance to take off. The President should take that step to commence action on it.

“He has made a promise, those people want to do it, but they want a guarantee from the government. It is important for the President to give them this before they start. It is incumbent on the President to break the ground for those refineries to be built. This thing has to do with credibility.”

He expressed surprise over the N161bn supplementary budget on fuel subsidy the President submitted to the National Assembly.

Esele said that there was the need to address the corruption in the fuel subsidy regime.

According to him, based on the increase in the pump price of fuel by 60 per cent in January, the amount spent on fuel subsidy should have reduced.

He said, “The thing came to me as a surprise because the pump price was increased by 60 per cent in January. When we had N1.7trn, there was so much corruption in the system. And now that we are getting the corruption out of the system, the subsidy should come down drastically.

“At least, it should reduce by over N500bn. It is expected that pump price would have reduced. With this additional demand, there is the impression that there is still corruption in the management of the subsidy.”

On her part, the president of the Campaign for Democracy, Dr. Joe Okei-Odumakin, described the present government as profligate.

She said, “To spend N1trn on subsidy in a year at N32 per litre tax, which was imposed on petroleum, is the height of fiscal recklessness.

“No country that runs on this template can make a progress.”

The Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria has also urged the FG to repair existing refineries and build new ones.

The group warned that import-driven deregulation would ruin the nation’s petroleum industry.

President of the association, Babatunde Ogun, said, “We call on the government to ensure that the existing refineries perform optimally and new ones are built within a specified time frame. It does not have to be giant refineries, but pockets of refineries across the country, especially in the oil-producing states.

“Similarly, operators in the upstream sector must be made to refine a specific percentage of their allocations locally.”



Link : http://www.punchng.com/news/fg-drops-planned-refinery-projects-%e2%80%a2jonathan-must-tackle-fuel-subsidy-corruption-labour/

Family / Five Siblings Die In Lagos Fire ! by wales(m): 1:20am On Dec 15, 2012
Five children between the ages of four and 12 were killed in an inferno in the Kirikiri area of Lagos State on Thursday.

Saturday PUNCH learnt that the five children, Emeka 12, Ifeanyi 10, Chinasa eight, Joy six, and Bright four, who are of the same parents, were burnt alive at their home located at 29 Comfort Oboh Street, Kirikiri.

The parents of the victims were identified as Ogbonna and Margaret Igwuagwu.

Our correspondent learnt that although over 30 people live in the compound, which was completely consumed by the fire, only the five children died.

Sympathisers were said to have surrounded the premises crying and wailing over the incident, while charred remains of the victims were being evacuated.

According to residents, the fire started at about 11.30 pm in the room where the five children were sleeping and later spread to other rooms all made of wood.

The parents of the children were said to have locked them inside the room and lit a candle for them as there was no electricity supply.

Neighbours said it was the usual habit of the parents to lock the children inside the room whenever they were going to their shop in the evening.

It was learnt that the children slept off while the candle fell, thereby spreading the fire to other parts of the room. Woken by the heat, they were said to have shouted for help while the fire raged, but neighbours were too busy saving themselves.

One of the neighbours said the eldest son, Emeka, had begged his parents not to lock them in but allow them to spend sometime outside but their mother refused.

“I can vividly remember when Mama Emeka ordered her children to go and sleep, saying that she needed to go back to attend to customers who were waiting for her. Emeka, the eldest, pleaded that they should be allowed to stay outside for a while.

“She insisted that they should go to bed since they were to travel the following day. I believe that it was in a bid to prevent them from running out of the house that she locked them inside and went away with the key,” she said.

Some neighbours told journalists that they heard the wailing of the children when the fire was raging, but could not break through to rescue them due to a hard burglar proof that was used at the entrance of the room.

According to residents who witnessed the incident, firefighters were informed but could not get to the scene due to bad roads in Kirirkiri.

A resident, who wished to remain anonymous, said, “The road is not passable and there is always traffic congestion in that area. Men of the Naval Fire Service got here first, but they could not help the situation because the damage had already been done.”

One of the tenants, Udoh Bassey, whose room was also burnt, told journalists that no one could say exactly what caused the fire.

“It started at about 11.30 pm when some of us were still awake. It was the cry from that room that attracted my attention. The entire compound was razed down before help could come our way. I was able to save a few of my property because my room was located far away from the source of the fire.

“The children died because their parents locked them inside the house and went back to their shops close by. We tried but before we could reach them, there was an explosion from one room to the other as all the other rooms were razed down.”

When contacted, spokesperson for the state police command, Ngozi Braide, said the parents of the victims had suffered shock and were rushed to hospital.

“At about 11.20pm, police received a call that a house in Kirikiri was on fire. The house was made of wood and corrugated iron sheets and the fire engulfed it. Five children died in the fire,” she said.

Link: http://www.punchng.com/news/five-siblings-die-in-lagos-fire/

Politics / Jonathan May Not Rule Beyond 2015 – Dokubo-asari …says Quarrel With Obasanjo by wales(m): 1:14am On Dec 15, 2012
Leader of the Niger Delta Peoples Volunteers Force, Alhaji Mujahid Dokubo-Asari, has declared that President Goodluck Jonathan may not rule beyond 2015.

Dokubo-Asari based his statement on the facts that the President had lost the support of his political stronghold-South/East and South/South, going by the result of the 2011 presidential election.

The Ijaw activist had in March this year declared that Jonathan would occupy the Presidential Villa for eight years from 2011.

But at a news briefing on Friday in Abuja, he made a U-turn and declared that it would be difficult for Jonathan to go beyond 2015 because of the ‘greedy’ people around him.

He said these people were responsible for the current rift between Jonathan and ex-President Olusegun Obasanjo.

He said, “We have continued as Ijaw people and the entire Niger Delta and South-South to support President (Goodluck) Jonathan, but the time has come when silent cannot be golden. We must speak out on issues that are very critical for the survival of our people, the survival of the people of the South-South and the South-East, which is the political base Jonathan.

“Jonathan is surrounded by very greedy people who are only in the Presidency to enrich themselves at the expense of the President himself.

“This brings us to another Kalabari proverb which says: ‘Where there are elders, a goat cannot be allowed to deliver while tied to a stick.’ If we don’t talk and we continue to brush it aside, tomorrow we will be blamed and people will say: ‘Mujahid Dokubo-Asari was around when Jonathan was President, and he didn’t talk;’ then I will be an accomplice and accessory after the fact.”

Asari, who said he had benefited from Jonathan, stressed that whatever benefit he had gained from the President was not enough to silence him.

Link :http://www.punchng.com/news/jonathan-may-not-rule-beyond-2015-dokubo-asari-says-quarrel-with-obasanjo-unnecessary/

Jokes Etc / Re: How Many Faces Can You See In This Picture? by wales(m): 3:39pm On Dec 07, 2012
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