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Sports › Re: William Gallas Is Now Arsenal New Captain. by chidichris(m): 10:47am On Aug 11, 2007
the name of the game is confussion enclaved in trials and error

Gilberto is the captain but there is this saying that a man who has a brother i heaven does not go to hell fire.

french man to french man. wenger will soon run from england. he is working on Diarra of chelsea now and making gallas the captain will make him achieve that so easy for him.

i wonder what happened to the so much noise about youth programmes in arsenal. how many of the players are coming from the youth team.

the man is as confussed as obj.

gallas is not surposed to be the captain of the team in any way except been a french man.

Gilberto is a star of his own, calm, gentle and experienced.

all the same, i wish them well.
Sports › Re: Barca Is Ready To Teach All English And Europian Clubs A Lesson. by chidichris(m): 10:35am On Aug 11, 2007
pls am lost here. which talentsare we talking here in barca?
who are the new ones that will win the trophies? henry or giovanni. wow! wonders will never end.
Politics › Should Obasanjo Face War Crimes Charges? by chidichris(op): 10:02am On Aug 11, 2007
1999 witnessed a military invasion in Odi - Bayesa state with Oyo and Anambra 2nd and third in the list with lost of lives and properties during the obj's administration of eight years.

the keys actors of all these ungodly events recieved a presidential handshakes and possible rewards of federal appoiuntments and contracts declaring them heros of our time.

a clear case of his position on the Oyo saga was the presidential statement to the people of Oyo declaring Adedibu too old to be reformed hence urging Oyo people to tolorate and manage adedibu. a statement widely reported by almost all the national dailies of march 9, 2007.

on anambra, a man who confessed to rigging the anambra gubernitorials was giving a presidential handshake and was annointed with the prestigious post of a member, board of trusteeof pdp despites the hell he let loose on the anambra people and the then elected governor of the state.

it is shameful that in the presence of all these, our able efcc, icpc and all the other respected corruption fighting organisation in nigeria are yet to find anything wrong with the administration.

who is surposed to make a report and to who?

i personally, call for obj to face among other organistations, the UN war crimes court. what do you think?
Politics › Re: What Do You Think Of Malam Nuhu Ribadu? by chidichris(m): 9:12am On Aug 09, 2007
i hear someone saying ribadu is risking his life, yes that is a typical nigerian man for you when it comes to money. ready to do anything.
mustapha risked his life to get money from abacha. chukwumereije did same during ibb's regime.
with ordinary contracts concelletion by yar adua calling them illegal shows how illegal obj and his administration was.
how many contracts were awarded and completed during his rgime.
how much money were watsed on our roads and power supply within the past eight years and to what extent were objectives achieved?
how much does the sun newspaper worth and how much money is nigeria losing in the hands of those federal thieves who are yet to be questioned?
when will nigerians open their eyes to the living truth?
we have a Tony Annenih who has on several occassions boasted that no pot is big enough to cook him in nigeria yet he is living big on the funds mearnt for lagos - benin express way and the only thief we talk about on daily bases is orji uzo kalu.
we have the bode george, the adedibu and long list of above the laws yet the only name we know is orji uzo kalu and why will a state problem be bigger than a whole nigeria?
let ribadu be a bold man and take a step of his life and just touch one of those federal thieves and we will have reasons to believe that nigeria is a rich country but some citizens are richer than the country.
he must have a good way to leave office.
Politics › Re: Yar'adua Suspends Multi-million Dollar Contract Awarded by Obj by chidichris(m): 9:02am On Aug 09, 2007
i wonder why we are saying all these now but if oprah say the same thing we will call for his head.
every nigerian and his move is corrupt.
obj means corruption and any man in his right senses will see the hands of corruption in almost all his contracts.
how many have been cancelled and how many were lost?
we still have an EFCC that is telling us obj is a saint.
an investigation into the activities of obj within the eight year of his leadership will reveal crimes at the highest order.
Politics › Re: Nigerian Police At It Again by chidichris(m): 8:30am On Aug 09, 2007
yes i welcome the idea because from the way things are going, nigerian gals will soon wear their pants on top of their trousers and the bras on their tops.
if you see such situation as embarrassing then it calls for action.
the rioting and fashion crazy gals need to be call to order.
the idea of exposing the whole breasts and other private parts of the body is becoming an eye soar.
most times i feel irritated. i am begining to ask, where is the pride of a woman who without notice is showing the whole items to the masses without request.
wow! women of our time. it is high time we seperated the mad women from the normal ones. let of know people who are par-taking in rag days.
Sports › Re: Mr Vogts Rejects Mikel Apology by chidichris(m): 7:57am On Aug 09, 2007
na shakara, vogts need the boy and nigeria needs the boy.
if they attend ghana without the boy, the best that will happen to the coach is to come back with the cup otherwise the nigerians that i know will tell him to link up germany from ghana straight.
by the way, vogts is surposed to appologise to all nigerians for not giving us what we want of him as per the amount we are paying since he came.
Politics › Re: Nigerian Lands In Prison For Helping Woman In Riyadh by chidichris(m): 7:29am On Aug 09, 2007
yes, that is religion and doctrines.
he shld have known the contents of the religion no that is not a big deal.
these are laws.
saudi people saw the woman and they know the islamic laws so for him the good nigerian, he shld also know the law as if\gnorance is not an excuse in the law court
Christianity Etc › Re: Breaking News : No More Trousers For Redeemed Ladies, Adeboye Orders by chidichris(m): 7:20am On Aug 09, 2007
religion has to do with doctrines and nothing more.
Adeboye is the G.O. and if the church members believe that he is a man of God and that his ways are been guided by God, then, they have no choice than to heed to his instructions.
God cannot talk to all the members at the same time so the chosen one has the responsibilities of hearing and passing to them what God has ordered g\for his church.
if on the contrary anyone feels bad about it, he can go ahead and start a new church maybe name it the new redeem or whatever.
many today have turned the church into something else. i can't forget a gal seating in front of me in a church service one day and the whole day's activities were not for me.
i felt embarrassed how a woman can dress in such ungodly manners to church - half naked that all attention were forced on the eyesoar.
if we must not be responsible in our dressing, it must not be in the church.
many in their ways have gone as far as misleading men of God so prevention they say is better than cure.
like i said, it is all about doctrines so no questions about them so stay if u like or go if you care.
Politics › Re: Most Corrupt of the 3 Arms of Government in Nigeria by chidichris(m): 10:43am On Aug 07, 2007
corruption in nig has nothing to do with arms of gov rather aso rock,
nigeria has no seperation of powers as aso rock is the only one practical arm of gov so the good, the bad and the urgly dey there.
so the only and most corrupt arm of government in nig is ASO ROCK they can rock things.
the director of aso rock in the last eight years turned out to be the richest man nigeria has known in such a short period of time. the same director was the president/petrolium minister over the time and he was the director of corruption and selected justice.
he led the most horrible selection(election) in the history of nigeria. his selected and anoited son yar- no dua is now the present director of aso rosk and is about head the power and steel ministry.
corruption begets corruption.
Politics › Re: Nigerians Need To Watch Buhari by chidichris(m): 10:29am On Aug 07, 2007
Buhari could be said to be one of the major actors in our backwardness in democracy.
he had his chance to do things right(that is if he is mr.right) as he is claiming, but he did nothing for nigeria.
he was too weak as a president because the much talked about idiagbon was absolutely in control while he was the ceremonial man.
he was overthrown in one of the cheapest coup in the history of nigeria.
he was later compensated with the petrolium trust fund(ptf).
he is not what nigeria need, he shld fall back to his cultural lama training via the deserts.
he is less than a woman and in the real life, i do not know what he want again in aso rock.
he is a distablizer, he shld go and sleep as i can even win him in presidential election in nigeria if they will allow it to be free and fair. maybe he has become wise all of a suden
Politics › Re: Kalu Regains Freedom, Says No Hard-feelings by chidichris(m): 11:21am On Aug 04, 2007
wow! he is a free man again and i am happy about that.
EFCC is bleeped up. how can the problems of abia state superceed the problems of nigeria? why are we after orji uzor kalu while the objs, annenihs and bodes are all still recognized among us as saints and patrotic citizens.
why and how can such rich states as lagos and rivers are having their past governors as heros without anything to show for it while orji remains the only thief? it is obvious his outspokenness is the difference.
i am not here to say orji is a saint rather all i am saying is let it be for all not for a few.
we have national thieves who are our problems and they are surposed to be used as the key not state thieves.
if we are not partial or blind, why can't we see the nature of our federal roads, power supply, national ports etc.
is it not obvious that major contracts awarded by obj were not done yet the funds mearnt for them are all gone into the thin air.
who is decieving who?
we are rejoicing because orji uzo and tauraki were arreested without asking whose problem is that.
tauraki was telling the court that his state funds were spent on third term agenda and efcc said is not true so is the efcc the third treasurer or were they the third term co-ordinators.
nigerians should open their ears and eyes to the truth.
this efcc were hired by obj and today they are saying they will not probe obj.
we have heard from different departments that obj was 20, 000 rich as at 1999 and today he owns almost evberything in nigeria yet orji who have been the vivid owner of slok is the thief that nigeria has been looking for.
EFCC in the divertion attempt is taking our attentions to the shadows ( governors) while the main objects ( federal office holders) remain untouched.
tony annenih has bosted that no put is big enough to cook him in nigeria and from all indictaions, he is because he knows more than we think and a tap on his person will implicate the saints among us.
i bet you are nairalanders, non of the inner cacus members of obj administration will be touched to avoid nigerians taking to the streets from confessions. a touch on them will reveal things we cannot hold.
if there is anything nigerians would like to hear now, is the arrest of tony annenih in relation to all federal roads contracts awarded to him by obj,it is about the investigation conducted by this same efcc at nigerian ports authority as it relates to bode george.
in fact, yar adua would be a man of his own if he can disolve this efcc and form his own and then let them be independence so that nigerians will have reasons to believe them.
for me, an obj who is power thirty and is ready to do away with anyone to remain in the corridors of powers has nothing good to offer us with even with his efcc.
a revisit to the sale of refineries, a court order to return funds by some ministers and clear cases of illegal contracts by obj's administration send error signals and as deserve some level of investigation .
Sports › Re: Who Do You Think Is The Best Football Coach In The World ? by chidichris(m): 10:03am On Jul 31, 2007
JM is the best coach i know.
he was able to get a champions league cup with porto and has got six trophies in 3 year at stamford and going by that, 10 years will be 100 trophies.
he is such a great coach
Politics › Re: U.s. Must Pay $101m To Wrongly Imprisoned Men by chidichris(m): 8:54am On Jul 31, 2007
that is why they are america. justice after such a long time.
if it were to be in nigeria, they would have been killed long ago.
but justice has come with such a reward.
they are really one in a million and such a great and wonderful nation.
Politics › Re: 'All Nigerians Are Corrupt', Says Oprah Winfrey by chidichris(m): 12:55pm On Jul 29, 2007
i am surprised that we hate truth this much.
well, amnesty international said nigerians are the happiest people on earth. so?
we are happy.
someone said, oprah said we are all corrupt. so ? we are all mad at oprah. is at all oprah did say so, she is right but in case she is yet to say that, i want to say it now, we are all corrupt and our haed quaters of corruption is aso rock.
by the way if aso rock mearnt to be our administrative office turns into the headquatters of corruption, what do we expect.
name anyone, any post, any proffession and you will be exposed to the corruption of record levels.
which country has such quality and quantity of petrolium and other mineral resources like nigeria and still languish in poverty and darkness.
please if not for corruption, why will such a self-acclaimed giant of africa does not have good roads, electricity, water supply, airline, no standard educational system that can compete favourably with other countries of the world.
why are we are killing oprah for saying the plain truth if at all she did?
Politics › Re: Is Obasanjo Corrupt by chidichris(m): 8:51am On Jul 28, 2007
no he is not corrupt but he is corruption
Politics › Re: 'All Nigerians Are Corrupt', Says Oprah Winfrey by chidichris(m): 8:43am On Jul 28, 2007
there is nothing nigeria can do about it.
it is a clear case of a bitter truth.
oprah must be talking from experience.
such issue came up in the bible when Jesus met with a crowd about to stone a woman to death for committing adultary. he asked them who among u have not done what this woman did, let that man cast the first stone.
in the same manner, who among u here can stand for a nigerian man who is not corrupt.
in the first place, our no 1 citizen is a symbol of corruption as he confessed to the world that he came to power through the wrong means( and we all know that the wrong means is obj).
a revend made governor is standing trial over corruption charges in a high court with the efcc.
professor Iwu of INEC is an educational hero and class but his committments to corruption produced the worst election nigeria had ever conducted.
please, in quoting oprah, include my name as i don't trust anyone in nigeria least of all the mr.selective justice(riba).
before we kill oprah, let us look back and see if she is right and then ask ourselves where have we gone wrong and how do we correct our past mistakes.
by the way, nigerian police is surposed to be the caretaker and upholders of the rule of law in nigeria but on the contrary, nigerian police means or represents corruption in nigeria, i mean if we want to tell ourselves the truth.
i am telling u in truth, nigeria is the only country in the world where nothing is impossible.
the only country where two ships disapeared into the thin air. a country where one can sleep with 20,000 in his account and wake up as a trilonaire without having any questions to answer, a coutry where individuals over-throw elected governors, a country where electoral machines are seen in individuals kitchens, the only country where criminals and given rewards and praises, where people become too old to be quried.
we are more than what oprah must have called us.
i think the aggrieved persons here shld go to God because the judgement is the same everyother place here on earth.
Christianity Etc › Re: I Find Church Services Boring by chidichris(m): 8:23am On Jul 28, 2007
Doyin,
it is an individual thing. u did not mention where you worship. and u did not tell us if you have ever tried some other churches, if you have and still find them boring as usual, then my suggestion is that you make up ur mind for the hell fire which u are afraid of but my prayers to u is that u change your attitude towards church and looking at church as a place to be.
i worship in a church here in dubai and it is called royal mission international and we spend barely 5 hours during firdays worships and i bet you there are several activities that no dull moments are recorded.
we dance like we really feel like dancing.
we always wait on fridays to come and see that day as a get together day and we have happiness intact on these worship days.
on the other hand, it could be a function of the devil to discourage you from church activities and thereby creat an express way for you to go to , so search your spiritual being.
Sports › Re: Shame On Fifa by chidichris(m): 11:31pm On Jul 24, 2007
pls ppl shld desist from using black and white tvs to watch matches.
the ref has no hand in our loss
Politics › Re: We Won’t Probe Obasanjo – Efcc by chidichris(m): 11:12pm On Jul 24, 2007
mckren,
if your presentations are just for this forum, you are then under-utilized.
please mr.presenter, could u pls tell us the conditions for probing ex-officials?
could you pls tell us who mube probed and who must not.
we are saying what is good for john is equally good for johnson.
we are against selective justice.
problem we are crfor is the entity called nigeria not abia state or platue state.
sanity can only come from aso rock.
go back to history and read about julius nyerere.
there could be no other level of madness higher than the over look of aso rock for state governments.
a clean-up in aso rock will definitely send a massage to all the state and local government officials.
pls tell me about your lessons of war against indicipline by tunde idiagbon. the man will be on the streets on a clean up day so no other person born of a woman had reasons for not coming out.
obj did his best to succeed himself but failed then he resorted to fixing almost all the candidates for the various sensitive positions all in a way of shielding probe.
from the unset, i have never believed ribadu in his war against corruption.
internet scamers are given 100 sentence while balogun was given six months for defrauding and betraying a whole nation-madness to the sky.
ribadu is playing all these to please the international communities but unfortunately, they are begining to understand that most of his victims are anti objs.
it is a shameful situation and to crown it all, we are not ready to call a spade, a spade.
ribadu is only a hired labourer of which he represents mustapha of abacha but in moderate manner.
how many of our federal roads are in order? how many aircrafts belong to the giant of africa? how many federal parastatals are functioning? how much money were spent within this eight years? who are behind all these ghost contracts and what has happened to them?
why would a country of 36 states occupy herself with orji uzo this orji uzo that?
i am not from abia but let all wars on corruption start from aso rock as i am well convienced that scams, frauds, corruptions, and every other vice has its headquarters there.
Politics › Re: Two Months On, Yar Adua Is Confused, Yet To Make A Single Move by chidichris(op): 10:45pm On Jul 24, 2007
if one decides to be the president of a country, he shld have programmes first.
you don't waste years thinking about how to move nigeria forward.
from the day you start thinking of been president, u shld also thinking about areas of interests.
who is sure he is not richer than obj within this short period of time.
like his predecessors, he shld have learnt how to use the presidential jet to shift money abroad.
Politics › Re: Obas & Ibb: Who Is Better? by chidichris(m): 10:18pm On Jul 24, 2007
i would like to compare obj as a military/civilian and ibb.
obj as a military was aa good role model for african leaders but ibb as a military president was exactly what people believe of military leadership.
when you look at obj as a civilin president, he is a wolf in a lamb's dress.
he is a deciet and a bundle of tricks.
his civilian presidency which was his second coming was exactly the oposite of his military leadership.
he is now fucking rich to the detriment of the masses.
one would not pray for such such to re-appear in our history book.
Politics › Re: Nigeria: Our Image Worldwide Is Negative! by chidichris(m): 2:39pm On Jul 24, 2007
what people think about us matters but what matters more is what we think about ourselves.
yar adua, publicly confessed to coming to power through the wrong means. does this require a prophet to say we are corrupt.
alamasiya building a refinary outside nigeria while his state is one of the worst states in nigeria in terms of facilities, tony annenih diverting funds mearnt for federal roads, andy uba caught in money laundary via presidential jet, obj valued at 20 thousand 8 years ago and presently valued at 180 billion, okonjow iweala the much celebrated minister puched out of power without explanations,chris uba forcing hell on the people of anambra and confessing to mass rigging in elections, adedibu been a lord of his own and dictacting the pace in a state (oyo).
if we want to be truthful to ourselves, we know where we belong and prayer is the only way out.
Sports › Re: Is This A Good Move For Odemwingie? by chidichris(m): 8:50am On Jul 23, 2007
prince,
who is not after money in football? which player, coach, club officials, owners or who in the game is not after money.
the clubs will always check their financial standards at the end of every year so does the players.
if everything go well for him there, even after one season he can go anywhere he chooses to as long as the club is interested in him so there is no law mandating him to finish the four years there.
all he needs is our prayers.
Politics › Re: Why Isn't Efcc Probing Obasanjo by chidichris(m): 8:33am On Jul 23, 2007
OUR MACRO AND MICRO WHATEVER HAS SUCCEEDED IN PUTTING A SQUARE PEG IN A ROUND HOLE.
the fg breast feeds the other tiers of gov. the major sources of revenues of the country rests in the hands of the fg and the management lies in the hands of the fg.
if we must compare and contrast the performances of the fg and that of the other two tiers of gov in nigeria during the last 8 years, one will be able to say that fg was a total failure.
they had succeeded in selling off all that made us a country.
if a gov will sell everything that it ought to manage then while the gov exist.
the fg is there to provide the cetizenry all the basic armenities of life at the best affordable prices, so tell me which did they provide.
a normal efcc will start from the beginging to the end.
is it only election in nig that we have to start with presidency to enable them achieve all the want from the grassroot.
Good leaders are mearnt to lead by example and why will an ex-president occupy the seat of chairman BOT of pdp just to satisfy that urge to remain in power.
why would he do everything humanly possible to fix almost all the occupants of sensitive positions in nigeria just to shield that probe issues.
what happened in atiku issue, he accepted and made it clear to nigerians that he was not alone in it. evidences are there to convict the two but to be on the safe side, everything has been in the freezer.
Turaki is telling the court, most of the funds were spent on third term and efcc is saying is not true. does it mean efcc knows who and who spent money during the third term or were they part of the third term?
99% of the armed robbers caught in nigeria ended up confessing, yet faced the maximum punishments but what happened to chris uba when he confessed that he rigged election in anambra in favour of pdp? what happened to atiku when he confessed that he confessed that he alongside his boss embezzled our public funds?
what happened to our darling yar adua when he confessed to coming to power through an evil way?
what happened to the most honourable proffessor iwu who conducted worst election in the history of man? an election which could not be accepted even as a film trick.
the citizens are suffering from the aso rock madness. even a pure water seller at onitcha head bridge knows chris uba, andy uba, adedibu, tony annenih, bode george, fani koyode and they are all known for one thing-corruption but efcc does not know about this yet they read nigerian newspapers on daily bases.
abach used mustapha because he was a military man so obj and co are using a more civilised method in ribadu to check oposition.
a ribadu in his right senses shld have first of all probed the sponsors of third term and make nigerians to believe that constitution is a respecter of no one.
ribadu has taken the issue of orji uzor kalu personal just because kalu never siezed in his outspokenness against the evils/madness of pdp and obj led administration
Politics › Re: Two Months On, Yar Adua Is Confused, Yet To Make A Single Move by chidichris(op): 6:49am On Jul 23, 2007
denex,
there is no law here that you must contribute in every thread.
you can only discuss what you know.
in democracy, we have two types of gov viz: parliamentary system and presidential system of gov so further lessons or inquires can be done by you for a better understanding and do remember each has its different ways of operation.
Politics › Re: Why Isn't Efcc Probing Obasanjo by chidichris(m): 10:01am On Jul 21, 2007
it is really amazing that still to this point people believe efcc and obj.
what happened to our federal roads, electricity supplies reffinaries, ports authorities and other national armenities or are we saying it is the problem of orji uzor kalu?
atiku said it was between him and obj so there is no case as one man cannot be punished and the other will be free.
obj is the worst in the corruption list.
let efcc tell us his account balance as at 1999 and tell us the current account balance using the same measures with which orji uzor kalu and co are measured.
what of the case of money laundary established and judged against andy uba in the usa via the presidential jet of nigeria.
mamajama, what other evidence do u need?
how money money did obj administration spent of electricity, water supply and roads and who are the contractors?
is ribadu not using our roads? or is he not aware of these contracts?
who is responsible for reports.
can't u as a person remind ribadu that tony annenih, bode george, fani kayode andy uba,, chris, adedibu and a long list of others have sinned and come short of our praises.
yar adua afterall is a symbol of corruption in nigeria and as such is not worth to judge others.
he fraudullently assumed the seat of presidency so introduce a presidential fraud so what is his justification. ribadu is a seleted labourer designed to play/interprete the script of his employer and get paid at the end of the day.
time will even visit his works as we have had like him in different field and different administrations in nigeria and they all ended up facing judgement afterwards.
Politics › Re: Oyo State Respite? Adedibu On Death Bed! by chidichris(m): 9:47am On Jul 21, 2007
well, i want to back the school of thought that believe that no death is worth rejoicing over with the following points; he did not kill people, he did not rejoice over the death of his political opponents, he was not ready to be addressed as a killer in his desperate ambition to control oyo and those that died fighting for him and against him are all goats not human beings.
be rest assured that the bible mentioned it that those who live by the sword will die by sword.
my only support for those who are rejoicing about his call up time is that at least the tention in oyo will somehow be eased. obj was even praying for his death when he made it clear to nigerians that adedibu was too old to be reformed so when someone is too old the next thing will be death.
we are happy for the deviends of his death and as a lover of trouble, i will wish his soul to rest in perfect trouble.
Politics › Re: When Will The Untouchables Be Touched? by chidichris(op): 9:30am On Jul 21, 2007
i am really sorry about that. i even started regreting after writting that as i found u in a different thread using the same word guy.
all the same, not for me alone, when you meet people especially unknown, the word guy as u use them here sounds babaric and goes a long way to show the content of people.
feel free and discuss what i am telling u here with any of ur good friends and u will understand.
like i said i don't mean no harm but sometimes when people miss step(s) via their family upbringing, they do learn through a different mostly the hard ways.
if i were u, i will be matured and let the sleeping dog lay.
Politics › Re: When Is Atiku Going To Be Arrested? by chidichris(m): 9:07am On Jul 21, 2007
from the unset atiku has not denied but the problem here is obj is involved.
i don't think they will arrest him just like that as that will lead to secret places of the self acclaimed most high (obj).
they know what they are doing otherwise, atiku is not a free man neither is he claiming one but he is saying, baba and i are both in it so whatsoever the efcc has for me will equally be good for baba so freedom for both remains the best choice of the most selected justice ring leaders.
Politics › Re: When Will The Untouchables Be Touched? by chidichris(op): 9:00am On Jul 21, 2007
denex,
i wish i can say this in a more private way but it could still be useful to others saying it here.
please courtsy demands respect especially when u are addressing people u don't know.
guy, is mostly used within peers. u hardly know me and there is the possibility of me been as old as your father so the idea of addressing me as guy, is absolutely wrong.
i don't mean no insult but i am talking about manners especially in public forum like this of which there is no age bracket here so the place is free for all.
it is better to address people by their chat id instead of such words like guy.
thanks for your much anticipated understanding.

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