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Politics › Re: Buhari Has Crohn’s Disease, Loses Weight & Can't Eat - Sahara Reporters by Sanchez01(op): 6:48am On Mar 01, 2017
emperorAY:
Ww all know d guy is sick,let's cut him some slack
We all used to say that, at least we now know that he is not only battling prostrate related issues, but also Crohn’s disease; one that has no cure.
Politics › Re: Buhari Has Crohn’s Disease, Loses Weight & Can't Eat - Sahara Reporters by Sanchez01(op): 6:47am On Mar 01, 2017
Crohn’s disease is one of the most life threatening diseases in the UK, owing to the fact that its origin cannot be traced in patients.

Unfortunately, it has no cure but can only be managed. If the reports about the president being 80 is anything to go by, he has no choice but to step down. It is one thing leading Nigeria, it is another doing it with a disease that has no cure. He meant well but had no idea.

Nigerians might as well remember him for the man who gently left the sit when his health tolled.
Politics › Buhari Has Crohn’s Disease, Loses Weight & Can't Eat - Sahara Reporters by Sanchez01(op): 6:42am On Mar 01, 2017
A source familiar with President Muhammadu Buhari’s medical treatment in London has revealed to SaharaReporters that, apart from a lingering prostrate flare-up and other chronic conditions, the Nigerian leader has also recently been battling with a persistent “internal organ” problem, a fact this website reported on Sunday.

The source attributed President Buhari’s inability to eat as well as his progressive loss of weight to Crohn’s Disease, a medical condition that has affected his digestive system.

According to the source, Mr. Buhari had had parts of his colon removed in 2013 and also had another operation to have hemorrhoids, swollen veins near the human rectum, removed in 2016 in London during one of his secret trips to seek urgent medical treatment.

The latest revelation appears to validate a claim by Mr. Buhari’s wife, Aisha Buhari, to the effect that her husband was dealing with “internal organ failure.”

In interviews, several doctors in Nigeria and the UK told Saharareporters that the fact that Mr. Buhari was an outpatient indicated a condition consistent with Crohn’s disease. Two of the doctors stated that it was likely that President Buhari’s course of treatment for his prostrate and other issues led to a complication and worsening of his Crohn’s disease. SaharaReporters had reported that Mr. Buhari also has prostate cancer that was first treated by UK doctors shortly after the Nigerian leader lost the 2011 presidential election to former President Goodluck Jonathan.

Crohn's disease is an inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) that causes inflammation of the lining of the digestive tract, leading to abdominal pain, severe diarrhea, fatigue, weight loss and malnutrition. Inflammation caused by the disease can affect different areas of the digestive tract in different patients, but doctors interviewed for this report disclosed that it usually occurs in the intestines, where the inflammation caused by Crohn's disease often spreads deep into the layers of affected bowel tissue.

Doctors also revealed that Crohn's disease can be both painful and debilitating, and sometimes may lead to life-threatening complications. “When it occurs in younger people, there is a higher chance of future complications than in older patients,” one doctor told our correspondent. He added that the disease “often worsens with age.”

[i]According to the doctors consulted for this report, while there is no known cure for Crohn's disease, [/i]palliative therapies can greatly reduce its signs and symptoms and even bring about long-term remission. Some of the doctors stressed that, with proper treatment and management, many patients with Crohn's disease are able to function well.

The doctors stated that the cause of Crohn's disease is largely unknown. However, one doctor said the condition was likely due to an abnormal response of the immune system. Food or bacteria in the intestines, or even the lining of the bowel, may cause the uncontrolled inflammation associated with Crohn's disease.

The doctors disclosed that the inheritance pattern of Crohn’s disease was also unclear, noting that several genetic and environmental factors are often at play in the occurrence of the disease. According to one doctor, the condition tends to “cluster in families.” He explained that having an affected family member was deemed to constitute a significant risk factor for the disease.
http://saharareporters.com/2017/02/28/president-buhari%E2%80%99s-doctors-also-treating-crohn%E2%80%99s-disease-intestinal-malady

Phones › Re: Xenophobic Attack: MTN Releases Statement Over Poor Network by Sanchez01(m): 3:29am On Mar 01, 2017
ammyluv2002:
Monitored from India? Wow! shocked shocked
Lol! Not true.

The Telecom companies give their network related issues to other huge telecom/technical bodies such as Huawei, Ericson and co.

Not sure though, but I believe MTN's monitoring and escalation team should be in Lagos, and or Abuja. MTN has no business directly with India.
Romance › Re: My Aunty Who's In Her 40s Finally Got Married.. by Sanchez01(m): 9:59pm On Feb 28, 2017
dollyjoy:
Congratulations to her. smiley

I don't envy her though!!
This is mean.

Congratulations, OP.
Crime › Re: Nigerian Held Over The Death Of Guinean Prostitute In Conakry (photos) by Sanchez01(m): 9:21pm On Feb 28, 2017
HungerBAD:
Lies.

These Guineans should respect themselves. We do not have a "Conte" as a name here.

Even the Rivers and Bayelsa people that have funny names like Horsefall,General,Pepple,Green and all other kind of assorted strange names,will not touch "Conte"
Your comments sometimes though grin grin grin grin
Celebrities › Re: Don Jazzy Signs Johnny Drille And DNA Twins To Mavins Records by Sanchez01(m): 9:07pm On Feb 28, 2017
softwerk:
Wow! Happy for the DNA twinsgrin

At least a duo to correct the seasonal craze of Psquare that drives them to separate and come back together after small quarrelembarassed

But where is Chike Sef or are his village witches stronger than his God-given talent?! huh
Chike is good. In short, VERY GOOD. Problem with people like him is that they're used to singing other people's songs, in the guise of talent hunts that they don't know how to write theirs.

We are still looking Olawale till tomorrow.

Jonny reminds me of Taylor Swift with his type of music. So proud he made it at last.
Politics › Re: Breaking: IPOB Releases National Organogram (Pics) by Sanchez01(m): 9:02pm On Feb 28, 2017
Efewestern:
Well am enjoying this madness.. yes I also noticed how they left edo knowing fully well that Deltans & Edo are same, lol. itsekiri?.. make I no talk go that side,

I for one would love a Nigeria where each region controls there resources, am really enjoying this stuff..

I doubt if this people have ever set there foot on our land to know our view when it comes to stuff like this, not one man drawing map upanddown.

But don't engage your self with NL e-warriors, it's a waste of tym.
Oghene wivyo kewe. More like my reaction when they left out Edo to include our Sister Itsekiri. I have been clamouring for resource control but rather than project this, they choose to divide the oil region over Corel Draw/Photoshop.

Many thanks.
Politics › Re: Breaking: IPOB Releases National Organogram (Pics) by Sanchez01(m): 7:38pm On Feb 28, 2017
Efewestern:
oniovo mavor.. I think you should ignore these lot , make them nor spoil your name here.. did you see the part where itsekiri was included.. lolz..

make I hail one oga, fratermathy Hw far. longest tym... abeg come laugh small. come see our new country.. lolz.
Me rho, oniovo. Mavor? It can be hard ignoring these things. And engaging them is my way of spicing boring moments. Honestly, I don't just understand how they would include Urhobo, Isoko and Itsekiri into their noises. Just notice how they left out Edo because the state is not an oil producing one.

This is a case of shaving one's head without permission. Imagine forcing Deltans into colonization just because they too want to drink oil. Why can't they just face the five Eastern States squarely and allow those who want to willingly join them so so? Why lump us with them?

This is just funny cheesy
Music/Radio › Re: Olamide – 'Letter To Milli' (Video) by Sanchez01(m): 4:43pm On Feb 28, 2017
The Yoruba talk part where he was 'warning' the kid like a tout isn't necessary. It disjoints the lyrics.
Politics › Re: See The Reply EFCC Gave To A Student by Sanchez01(m): 4:16pm On Feb 28, 2017
LordXaaan:
The inappropriate use of the article 'a'
That's obviously a typo.
Politics › Re: See The Reply EFCC Gave To A Student by Sanchez01(m): 3:54pm On Feb 28, 2017
LordXaaan:
That is not where he got it wrong
When then did he get it wrong?
Politics › Re: See The Reply EFCC Gave To A Student by Sanchez01(m): 3:29pm On Feb 28, 2017
ipreach:
Sorry,they are not
He/she is, actually.
Politics › Re: See The Reply EFCC Gave To A Student by Sanchez01(m): 3:28pm On Feb 28, 2017
nwaanambra1:
Walai dis EFCC handler deserves an Oscar! cheesy



though him ma need to attend the 9am class with the student.


it should be:


there is no 's' in million in this context.


NOT.


There is a "no 's' in million in this context"

- wrong use of first person singular and also wrong application of quotation marks undecided
He is correct. That's a quote within a quote. The first would need a double quotation while the quote within would require a single quotation mark.
Politics › Re: 3 Possible Running Mates For Tinubu's 2019 Presidential Ambition - Naij by Sanchez01(op): 1:55pm On Feb 28, 2017
CROWNWEALTH019:
We want TINUBU AND FAYOSE for 2019
Lol... As much as I'd want it, the idea of a president and his vice from a particular zone won't fly as well.
Politics › Re: 3 Possible Running Mates For Tinubu's 2019 Presidential Ambition - Naij by Sanchez01(op): 1:48pm On Feb 28, 2017
Two things;
1. Naij needs to get off their high horse.
2. A Muslim-muslim ticket in a secular state as Nigeria is dead on arrival.

If indeed it is true that Tinubu is nursing his ambition of becoming the President of Nigeria, then he sure needs to wait for the perfect time. 2019 is a mirage as far as I'm concerned.
Politics › 3 Possible Running Mates For Tinubu's 2019 Presidential Ambition - Naij by Sanchez01(op): 1:43pm On Feb 28, 2017
Report has surfaced that the national Leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Bola Ahmed Tinubu, is preparing to run for the presidency in 2019.

He has been reportedly holding series of meetings and consultations for his presidential aspiration.

The former Lagos state governor was said to have revealed his interest in the number one position during the inauguration of Rotimi Akeredolu (SAN) as the newly elected governor of Ondo state on Friday, February 24.

“There is nothing wrong with such ambition. It depends on the timing and the environment and what political leadership dictates. I will not brush aside such an aspiration,” he said.

Sources close to him disclosed that he is already putting together a team in preparation for the race.

Several politicians are already gearing up to contest the 2019 presidential election which is two years away.

According to a source in the know, Tinubu is tired of being a kingmaker and has decided to contest.

Three names have been pencilled down as his possible running mates.

1. Governor Aminu Tambuwal of Sokoto state

https://www.bellanaija.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/Aminu-Tambuwal.jpg

He was chosen due to name recognition and political considerations. Before he became, Tambuwal was the speaker of the House of Representatives. He dumped the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) for the APC in 2014 after months of speculation and denial.

2. Senator Abu Ibrahim
https://17350-presscdn-0-16.pagely.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/Abu-Ibrahim-copy.jpg

He represents President Muhammadu Buhari’s Katsina South senatorial district. He was picked as one of the possible running mates to placate the president’s people and power bloc. He was the chairman of the Katsina branch of the PDP for some months. He later defected to the All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP) under whose platform he was elected Senator for the Katsina South (Funtua) senatorial district in April 2003. 2006 he was expelled from the ANPP in 2006 and in 2010, he followed Buhari’s lead and resigned from the party. He became a senator once again in 2011 under the Congress for Progressive Change (CPC) platform.

3. Emir of Kano, Alhaji Muhammad Sanusi II
https://static.pulse.ng/img/incoming/origs4633935/6520481313-w980-h640/Sanusi1.png

Another possible candidate to be Tinubu’s running mate is the Emir of Kano who is a well-known political associate of the APC leader. He served as governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria from 2009 until his suspension in 2014. He was picked because of his expertise on matters concerning the economy which could prove very useful to a Tinubu presidency.
https://politics.naij.com/1090972-3-running-mates-tinubus-2019-presidential-ambition.html
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: This Is What I Wore To Interview Today. by Sanchez01(m):
JVLI:
well whether it is true or not.
Yes how he dressed is awkward based on the kind of Job he was interviewed for.
However, In life, business Jobs do not only come via dressings alone, they want to know the mind and the brain behind those clothes and before you begin to crucify me:
I don't know what you are being fed with but in the corporate world, the FIRST thing that counts is your outlook. Period!

I have seen Janitors become MANAGERS after 6 months of straight diligent works.
By wearing leather slippers to work everydayhuh

The dressing i believe will fit in later. The way God moves is mysterious.
Perhaps you think the corporate world can be forgiving and allow you dress like the secretary of the NURTW and see you get that way to the top?

I have also seen a billionaire getting wedded to a prostitute.The latter scene was that he re packaged her and sent her back to school.
Off topic.
The way we all see are different.
Persepective does not apply in the corporate world. You're shabby, you're shabby. You're smart, you're smart.

Criteria in Job interviews are more than sometimes dressing.
Quite true, most especially if it is for the role of a bus conductor. Your first impression is your dress sense before approach. Do not misconstrue this, please.

Do you know how many people dress well, but lose the real business etiquette required to build the business?
Neatly dressed does not translate into keeping your corporate etiquette. However, it is a platform on which you are to ride on in order to close/conclude every task assigned to you.

You cannot have someone dress as the OP and allow him represent you in a business meeting. Now I'm beginning to understand why most youths are jobless. Imagine telling a panel you wore what you wore because you felt lie doing so. The job is not so serious, I believe.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: This Is What I Wore To Interview Today. by Sanchez01(m): 11:56am On Feb 28, 2017
IF you wore that to an interview, then it must be one horrible looking job. Most likely from the GNLD folks. Just go there with your money to buy your starter kit, and don't come back spamming the forum with phantom openings. cheesy
Politics › Re: Breaking: IPOB Releases National Organogram (Pics) by Sanchez01(m): 11:26am On Feb 28, 2017
And they had to include Urhobo and Isoko cheesy

These people have burnt fuse in their heads.

National legislature: Oil producing areas. Una never begin at all undecided
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Lagos State To Employ More Yoruba Teachers by Sanchez01(m): 10:02am On Feb 28, 2017
jagorinho:
I served in enugu too, all teachers in my ppa were ibos,speaking ibo fluently without any hinderance,are you not tired of playing the victim card always it potrays you as a weakling.One of the eastern states once sacked non indigienes working for the state government but you wont see that, if you are not comfortable with how things are run in lagos then move there are still 35 states to choose from.
See, settling here has opened my eyes a lot. Non indigenes are not even considered for most openings. Interestingly, you see unqualified folks filling the spots. Not like an issue with it or something. I just hate the victim chants because it is a far cry from what happens in reality.

A lady within the school told me back then that I should show interest in learning the language, only then would I be able to birth opportunities for myself in the school. It was just the height of it for me at the time. I was pushed to sternly tell her off. She got the message quite well.

I honestly don't understand how they expect to be treated specially when they don't show the same towards 'outsiders'.

However, this isn't the issue at hand. I sincerely wish more state governors would tow this path to elevate indigenous languages again. We're fast losing it as a people.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Lagos State To Employ More Yoruba Teachers by Sanchez01(m): 9:17am On Feb 28, 2017
Wiseandtrue:
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That is the problem of this our great country angry
So everyone is doing it he should too huh
I am sorry I will not take that as each of them have their names.
If Governor Ambode is a man of integrity, He will uphold his electoral promises.

I remembered he promised to rule with equity amongst ALL. IGBO, HAUSA AND YORUBA
It is funny you are channeling your anger on Ambode rather than other Governors. What do you want him to do, employ Igbo teachers to teach Igbo in a Yoruba state? How has he segregated or shown he is partial to a particular side?

Stop digressing, please. You claim he only employ Yorubas, to which I confirmed to you that it is a common thing here in the East and now you're claiming he swore to uphold electoral promises. Did other Governors not swear in the same vein?

I just don't understand why you guys think people owe you lots. It's sickening to the stomach. If he chooses to employ Yorubas alone and you think your chance of surviving in Lagos is minimal, then pack your things and leave. It is as simple as that. He believes the Yoruba language is dying and believe there is a need to revive it.

Lagos, though, belongs to the Yorubas, is the conventional ground for Nigerians from all works of life. Ambode is responsible for his people just as every Lagosian.

He owes no one an explanation. If anyone is not comfortable, then let them relocate to where they can feel at home. It is very easy.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Lagos State To Employ More Yoruba Teachers by Sanchez01(m): 8:38am On Feb 28, 2017
Wiseandtrue:
Okay I will do that when the people are the government and not the leaders.

I am still trying to differentiate between the people and A LEADER undecided
Take Nairaland as a case study and you'd understand what I mean.
Wiseandtrue:
No be Yoruba him dey employ before huh Even to teach other subject huh

So what is the big deal huh
Stop this, please! I know where you're headed but quite frankly, it is a norm in Nigeria. I served in Enugu and would authoritatively tell you that EVERY SUBJECT TEACHER in the school I served in were all Igbos. It was so bad that they teach English Language with Igbo. These things are common everywhere. I have been to well over 13 states in the country and the same game applies.

It is even worse in the South East, believe me. You might choose to play the down trodden, cheated fellow, but it does not change the fact that this is a disturbing trend in the country and it does not exclude any geopolitical zone.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Lagos State To Employ More Yoruba Teachers by Sanchez01(m): 8:22am On Feb 28, 2017
Wiseandtrue:
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I want to believe that you are speaking for yourself, from a genuine heart but I am not talking about you. I am talking about Ambode who despite his good electoral promises is selective in his employment. He only favours the Yorubas.

The government of those day preach peace and unity. You get to any government settings, you feel you are a Nigerian and every students related so well with the teachers. They don't feel out of place. In the school, you will find Igbo, Hausa, Yoruba both amongst the pupils and the teachers but now what do we have huh
Separatists, tribalists who use derogatory remarks just to slight and hurt one another. Don't blame the state government for this. Blame the people.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Lagos State To Employ More Yoruba Teachers by Sanchez01(m): 7:59am On Feb 28, 2017
Wiseandtrue:
Understand me, I am not interested. Before now dey n.a. Igbo or Hausa him dey employ huh

If Ambode see other natives that can teach Yoruba so well, will he employ them huh

So enough of these hype in the social media.
I get your point. One of my teachers way back then in secondary was an Igbo woman married to a Yoruba man. Mrs Anifowose's understanding of the Yoruba language is impeccable. She was my motivation for taking the Yoruba language at the time.

Fast forward to the present day, it is not just about 'teaching' or understanding Yoruba as a non-native speaker. If you don't have at least an NCE or B.Ed, you won't be considered surely. The educational sector has taken quite a beating in the past and this is why you see a failed lawyer taking up a teaching job to becoming a government teacher.

Then again, you must understand that the instruction, according to the National curriculum says that every Nigerian student must be able to fluently speak and write at least a Nigerian language. The Hausas have been doing this perfectly and effortlessly, the same applies to some parts of the SW such as Osun and Oyo state.

Truth is, we don't expect another Nigerian language to be given due attention like the Yoruba language because Lagos, though often called a no man's land, belongs to the Yorubas. The same applies to Enugu. You don't expect another Nigerian language to flourish more than the Igbo language, else a possible case of extinction might occur.

Bottom line: So long you towed the teaching line as a Yoruba graduate, where you are from doesn't really matter. Most Yoruba folks around today can't even speak and write the Yoruba language as I do, let alone understand its orthography called 'akotan'.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Lagos State To Employ More Yoruba Teachers by Sanchez01(m): 7:42am On Feb 28, 2017
Wiseandtrue:
Who him dey employ before huh No be only Yoruba people huh Mtcheeeeew

Later they will be saying that Nigeria is one.
Abegi
Open your eyes and see the true picture, this has got nothing to do with one Nigeria or otherwise. We have so many native speakers who don't understand their Orthographies. The implication is that they might be able to speak but not write. It is affecting my Urhobo till date. I learnt Yoruba in school, took my time in researching and studying its orthographies, as well as rules. All thanks to that, I'm multi-lingual today.

Almost all Nigerian languages are dying. Every state Government must understand that it is their sole responsibility to uphold and protect the tradition and culture of where they govern. It cannot be the English language all the time.
Nairaland General › Re: This Giant Sea Turtle Was Caught In Imo River (Pictures) by Sanchez01(m): 2:55pm On Feb 27, 2017
iPrevail:
Hypocrite! It's not heart wrenching to kill and eat chicken right? undecided
Chickens are birds that are bred solely for consumption. That does not imply we must take in every meat as food. It makes us savages.

In due time, turtles and other wild lives cum exotic creatures would go into extinction in this part of the world, all thanks to our hungry man mentality.
Nairaland General › Re: This Giant Sea Turtle Was Caught In Imo River (Pictures) by Sanchez01(m): 2:43pm On Feb 27, 2017
This is heart wrenching undecided
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How I Got Disengaged. by Sanchez01(m): 6:30pm On Feb 26, 2017
Here are a few lessons to work with;

1. Do not use your office server to apply for job applications.


2. Do not tell or inform your colleagues that you applied for certain openings, save you are sure you'd be leaving while penning your resignation letter.

3. If you need to attend an interview, be sure to duly inform your line or whoever that you need to do something. While I am not asking you to tell lies, it is always safer.

There are so many ombudsmen and some could just be your closest colleague.


Congratulations, OP.
Politics › Re: Biafra: Nigeria Pushing Igbo To Secede Again - News by Sanchez01(m): 6:24pm On Feb 26, 2017
malton:
Make an Igbo man the head of any security agency and watch him attempt to move its headquarters to Enugu.

During Jona's regime, a certain aviation minister alongside the then head of school of aviation, also Igbo, made desperate attempts to move the NCAA from Zaria to Enugu. It took the intervention of numerous northern elites to halt the move.

When Dora was made information minister, she also made attempts to move the National Film Institute from Jos to Enugu. The indigenes had to protest to have the decision rescinded.

People are suspicious of the Igbo man for justifiable reasons; he sees everyone else as undeserving of anything.

The are not politically sagacious.

There are many good Igbo people out there, but the shady ones make you stand firmly on your feet whenever you deal with any Igbo man. It's pathetic.
You should be ashamed of yourself with this post. I hate the noise makers called IPOB and the way they have been going about their quest but truth be told, we are all Nigerians. The Igbos might not truly be trusted but then, Nigerian agencies are not exclusive to a part of Nigeria.

This post makes no sense.
Politics › Re: Biafra: Nigeria Pushing Igbo To Secede Again - News by Sanchez01(m): 6:17pm On Feb 26, 2017
HungerBAD:
Cry Baby.

Just wasted my time reading this crappy interview of this man. I thought his praise singers, hail him as an intelligent person?this just shows to you that these groups in the East are nothing, but fronts for these Eastern Agitators, while claiming not to be in the know in public.

So, this man is saying the Government should negotiate with IPOB?because to him, they are negotiating with the Militants in the Niger Delta?while mentioning OPC.

This guy is a Joke. I thought the people from "Warri" hold sway in the comedy sector in Nigeria? did not know the East is trying to give the Wafferians a good run for their money, by sending this Joke to be the President of an important organization.

For starters, the Niger Delta Militants or the OPC had never, will never, and dont agitate for the break of Nigeria. And these is what the IPOB stands for. This Oliver Twist, is complaining there are no Igbo's in the Intelligence community in Nigeria. So until the Intelligence Agencies in Nigeria has a 90% Igbo membership, that is when you guys will become satisfied?moreover it will even be stupid to entrust anything to the East for now.

When Germany and Japan fell in the Second World War. The Allied Nations, knew that there were and will be elements of dissents in those countries, and what did they do? the US established Military bases in Germany and Japan with a view to keeping an eye on them for the next "100" Years, just in case they want to start something again, while depriving them of Nuclear Capabilities.

It is this same strategy that should be used by the Nigerian Government, with the East, so as to keep an eye on them. The Civil war is not even "100" Years, and they are back again, with the chant for the same Biafra.

Losers.
Your post duly represents what has been on my mind.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Atletico Madrid Vs Barcelona Today At 4:15pm by Sanchez01(m): 5:44pm On Feb 26, 2017
This is pretty interesting cheesy

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