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rexben:
What do you call a thief?
Or let me rephrase, why do you call someone you caught stealing?
Exploiting masses, poor masses in the name of God?
I'm not judging. I'm just calling a spade a spade

Their is nothing wrong in giving tithe and offering.The only thing the present day Church got wrong about giving is the idea of MONETISING giving. Giving signify love. And love is the fulfilment of Law. But today, the mordern churches place emphasis on monetary giving as if it is all in all about giving.
This is where the idea of tithe and offering became a god to people.
An old woman who prays or sweep the floor of the church will not have her name on tither list and is rated low comapared to an MD who hardly have time for what is going on in the church but sends fat tithe each month.
But all these are men principles and not Gods.

ammyluv2002:
Okay ooh

These guys are too arogant to stay in limelight for long. Their statement shows they learnt nothing from their mistakes. Apart from their technical capacity, they share many thing in common with Nigerian business pple.

E ya, but common if God is guilty of all these allegations, what the hell can you do about it.
If he has chosen to create his own world that way and you are mad at it, then pull out and create your own perfect world now.
Abi.

UncleSnr:
With a little space in the front.

Someone should help.

Consult experts. There are many factors to be put to into consideration. Anyone given figure without first getting to site is not professional. Do not end up building illegal structure.

Laredojohn:
OLEH—ACADEMIC Staff Union of Polytechnics, ASUP, has condemned moves by some state governments in the country to reduce the retirement age of polytechnic lecturers from 65 to 60 years. It also decried the non-payment of salaries to its members by some state governments, warning that the situation could lead to sabotage and negligence of duty on the part of its members. Speaking during the 85th National Executive Council meeting of ASUP, at Delta State Polytechnic, Ozoro, National President of the union,  Dutse Usman, emphasised the need for “lecturers to shun unethical practices and concentrate on their jobs and be role models to students. “Every sector of the economy is facing great challenges and so also is the educational sector of the country, that is why we are here to deliberate on these issues and review them. “The issues include that of the implementation of the needs allocation of all federal polytechnics. As at 2009, the Federal Government sent a team to all federal polytechnics to review their needs so that resources will be allocated to them according to their needs. The process of inspecting was completed by 2012, but up till now, the Federal Government has not implemented it. “Another is that of, the need to review the Polytechnic Act.  The law regulating the establishment of polytechnics is obsolete, so it needs to be reviewed to the standard of this time.” Earlier in his remarks, Chairman of ASUP at the Delta State Polytechnic, Ozoro, Thomas Ojuye charged members of the union across the country not to relent in making their demands to the federal and state governments.
Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/09/asup-flays-move-reduce-lecturers-retirement-age/
Cc: lalasticlala

They sounded like fellows who are afraid to go and practice what they preach

ObiOmaMu:
The man identified as Afunsho, took to his Snapchat to share photos of the 15million GLA250 car he got for his wife because she passed her driving test.

Lovely family! Who says Nigerian men ain't romantic?


http://www.lailasblog.com/2016/09/nigerian-man-surprises-wife-with.html

I hope it is clean money. Devoid of corruption. I hope value was added to the society in the bid of making this money?

PrettyCrystal:
Two armed robbers have met their end while on operation at 5th avenue Gwarinpa area of Abuja. The hoodlums after gaining entrance in a compound in the area, started to rob flat by flat before a distress call was put out by a resident to the police. The security operatives immediately showed up -gunned down these two while the other two escaped.

Read what was shared by a witness, Ijeoma....

Ok everyone,God showed up.dead hours of the last night at 5th avenue gwarinpa this guys with two others showed up.drastically dealing with the security man and his family,they had their way in and started robbing each flat.

I will have to commend the police for showing up not too Long after a my friend distressed call was given to one of them who's station is at gwarinpa police station.two were not caught,but this two paid for it.Am full of Joy,And I bless God cus my friend's flat was the only one they couldn't break into.His call put an end to it,saved the whole house and sent this two who has refuse to repent were they belong.Thank you so much Jesus,am grateful.

http://www.nationalhelm.net/2016/09/armed-robbers-shot-dead-during-night.html

Let the police authorities reward these officers and publicize it as a tool of reform in NPF.

Taeewo:
A 400-level student of the University of Lagos, Olorunfemi Adeyeye, talks about the Facebook post that led to his rustication with GBENGA ADENIJI

Were you part of the University of Lagos Students’ Union executives recently suspended by the school management for their roles in a protest in the university?

No, I am neither a member of the University of Lagos Students’ Union nor a member of the Students’ Representatives Council. I am only a concerned student. I also made it known to members of a panel inaugurated by the university management when I was invited that I was not a member of ULSU or SRC but only a concerned student.

What department and level are you?

I am a 400 level student of the Faculty of Environmental Sciences, Department of Building.

Your Facebook post titled, ‘The Senate of UNILAG: A conglomeration of academic ignorami was believed to have earned you rustication for four semesters; approximately two academic sessions. Did you bargain for what happened after the post?

I was prepared for it. The whole thing started after the resolution of the Senate of the University of Lagos. Some of us saw this coming. The resolution was anti-student. You do not make a resolution without the consent of the people it will affect.

The resolution of the Senate came after the peaceful protests we had on campus on April 6, 7 and 8, 2016. On April 6, it was the union executives who went to the office of the Division of Students’ Affairs to ask that the students should be addressed. But no one came to talk to them. On the second day, it was agreed by the student leaders, the faculty and hall executives that a protest be staged. The protest was about poor welfare. At the time, there was a fuel scarcity in the country and the union executives were using the union’s bus to convey students from Yaba to Akoka. This happened for weeks. The protest was peaceful. I think the problem was ego. No member of the management came to address the students for two days.

On the third day, it was a siren of police cars and an armoured personnel carrier that woke us at 6am. We were also sent text messages to vacate the halls of residence by 10am as academic activities had been suspended. The student leaders saw the directive as draconian. We all insisted that we would not leave the campus. A student mounted the armoured personnel carrier playfully and the police officer in it drove head on until it hit the school gate and its roof opened. The student was not injured and after sometime, we decided to go home. We were at home for three weeks. Later, the management asked us to resume for examination and that there would be rationing of electricity from 7am to 7pm. All students were also told to sign an indemnity form with our parents and take an oath before we could be reabsorbed into the university. The union and its constitution were also suspended. This is a union that was just reinstated after 10 years of proscription. I saw all these as failure on the part of the Senate and an attempt to curb and crush the union. All these made me to pick my pen and write about the Senate of the University of Lagos. I later posted it on my Facebook page.

In the post, you specifically mentioned some lecturers and the vice-chancellor of the institution who you accused of certain failings in the discharge of their academic and leadership duties respectively. What was your motivation?

I was not pushed by any allure of social media. I did it because I was convinced that there was administrative failure. I am of the opinion that a citadel of learning should provide solutions. It should be a place where policy-makers should run to for ideas and a place of solution for the society. But what we have in the university today is far from that.

What happened after the post?

We were allowed to sit for examination and after it ended, those targeted were called to appear before a panel one after the other. It was done that way so that it would not appear as ‘scapegoatism.’ I was sent a letter to appear before a panel on allegation of social misconduct. The panel was called ‘Special Senate disciplinary panel on the recent students’ protest.’ I explained what I meant in the article to members of the panel. It was later that I got a letter rusticating me from the university for four semesters.

What was your first reaction when you got the letter of rustication from the university?

I did not feel any way. I read it and saw that I had been rusticated.

What are you doing to appeal the management’s decision?

On ethical grounds, I would say the reversal of the rustication should be at the discretion of the university management. But on legal grounds, I pray that the reversal comes soon. We are in court already. The case will come up on October 10. Besides, I wrote a letter of appeal to the pro-chancellor and chancellor of the university. I explained all that happened. Others executives of the union also did the same.

Do you regret your action?

I cannot regret doing what is right. Some people told me that it is proper to be anonymous when posting such an article. They also urged me to deny the post and say that my account was hacked. I see that as ‘quackery of activism.’ The decay in our society has got to a level that if one is addressing issues, it is also important to face personalities. If I had been anonymous, none of the issues I addressed in the article would be taken seriously. I want them to understand that the rot in the society starts from the education sector.

Did you receive telephone calls and text messages from friends and colleagues that you should delete it after the post generated reactions?

Nobody did that. After the post, I sent a friend request to the Acting Dean of the Students’ Affairs who accepted my request. He saw the post and shared it. I later sent him a message saying, ‘thank you for sharing the truth.’ At the panel, the members said they got it from the DSA and I think he showed it to them.

Did you envisage how long the battle for your reinstatement would last?

I did not really. But I know that it is a struggle that I am in for as long as it lasts.

Is this post about the university the first you posted on your Facebook page?

I have not directed any post to the university. I always write on general issues. There was one titled, ‘What is great about great Nigerian students?’ It was about academic docility though I mentioned the university there. I think this post generated reactions because it was directed at the university.

How are your parents reacting to the development?

Initially, I could not tell them but when I told my sister’s husband, they got to know. They said I had ‘killed’ them. But now they are calm about the whole matter.

Are they urging you to sort things out quickly?

As good parents, they are seeking ways to apologise to the university authorities. But if they do that, I will be unhappy. At this stage, the university management will use it against me. They used the apology tendered by one of the rusticated union leaders against him. When I was leaving the panel, they said I was not remorseful and that other rusticated students had written letters of apology. But none of them was pardoned.

I know that pleading guilty in court will not make the judge to set free the accused. If anything, it will only make his or her conviction easy.

I am a writer of conscience and did not post the article because I want popularity or anything. Even in the appeal I wrote, I did stylistic and semantic analyses of what I meant in the article. It is really appalling that in this clime we see it as disrespectful when a young person tries to plead with an adult to do some things in certain ways. It has got to a situation in Nigeria where university management sees itself as demigod. The philosophy now is that every protest must be met with a punishment. It is wrong.

What are you doing now pending the resolution of the matter?

I am sensitising people on the environment. It is about humanitarian work. I am also starting a project on the environment as an environmental scientist. It is not part of what I learnt in school, it came as a result of self-education. We mistake schooling for education. We go to school in order to know how to read and write. But getting education is about the norms, ethos, ethics and values that an individual is able to imbibe through schooling to develop himself first before transferring them to the society for development.

Adeyeye’s controversial Facebook post

The Senate of the University of Lagos; a Conglomeration of Academic Ignorami

The University of Lagos prides itself as a cosmopolitan university and over the years has maintained the status quo of excellence among her peers in Nigeria and the world at large. I promise not to make this BOMB as lengthy and circuitous as my last post on this medium. I will also make it as lucid as possible.

I mentioned in my last article WHAT IS GREAT ABOUT THE GREAT NIGERIAN STUDENTS the jejunity of the mission statement of the UNILAG, hardly had I finished the article when the whole statement of mine started receiving fulfillment. One would call me a prophet!.

I now see the reason for the backwardness of my nation, we blame those at the corridor of “power” forgetting those at the corridor of “education;” the corridor of “common sense.” I am a discussant of history and it has made me realise that from time immemorial, whenever there is problem in the society, tertiary institutions are places of solace, they are citadels of solutions. Government would go to schools to consult undergraduates, lecturers; professors as they posed to be the backbone of the society. Now, Nigeria is in shambles, the economy is crumbling, where is Dr. Nduibisi Nwokoma of the Economics department? Buhari is still waiting for your economic model computation and those econometrics rubbish theories you teach your students. Prof. G.L Oyekan!.., there is infrastructural decay! Prof. Idoro Godwin, buildings are collapsing and projects are poorly handled! This is not project planning class where you come to disturb students with your unending battery of questions e.g What is Objective?..answer – Objective is ….Question 2 – What is “is”? What a comedian!

Vice Chancellor sir, you remain a first class Chemical engineering graduate from Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile- Ife. What has happened to the Great Ife in you? Our power generation is deteriorating and you are alive. The nation’s investment of knowledge on you to make you a scholar is a WASTE. Your first class honours degree is the true definition of a FIASCO.

That’s by the way, the protest that led to Senate’s resolution to dissolve the student union and the forceful blood covenant oath-taking was a peaceful one. One that started on a calm note with the intention to end in a day only if the DSA or VC came to talk to the students during the act. The egocentricity of an African man would not just allow them to come. They are PhD holders. I call them ACADEMIC IGNORAMUSES!

The irresponsibility, insensitivity and irresponsiveness to the welfare of the students of the VC and his misMANAGEMENT have shown that they are all misfits when it comes to parenthood.

They all stood up when the former mistake we had as president tried to rename Unilag to Maulag because the brand UNILAG gives them the pride they need to sleep with any girl-student and admission-seekers effortlessly. These are the goings-on in Unilag, let the world know! The likes of Ogbinaka Karo were ready to tear down the nation if the renaming was not revoked. Now, this is our own issue; welfarism, we can’t find them. Are they telling me that the name issue is greater than welfarism. Is the aesthetics of a building more important than the structural stability? If you don’t know, go ask the MD, Lekki Gardens.

My secondary school teacher once told me that during his days at the University of Ibadan, they protested when the chicken on their breakfast meal was reduced to 1 instead of the usual 2. For Christ’s sake, was it this same Nigeria? We never asked for all these things Bello and his cohorts enjoyed, all we asked for was water/light and all we could get from a sensible Senate is the threat of expulsion. Are there no “common sense” persons in the management anymore? We mourn the late Prof. Ayodele Awojobi freshly.

I promised not to make this too lengthy but I stand in this era for change as I don’t want to be too much of a
victim of circumstance because I have never gained anything from this system of education. I learn everything myself, just like most of us. My lecturers are too busy to teach but are very ready to threaten you with failure. Where is Julius Faremi? .

I am ready not as Adekunle Gold but as an active citizen for any step they might want to take against me. E e ba mi ni’be.

I remain Adeyeye Olorunfemi.

#IwontSign.

#RescueULSU.

University of Lagos

April, 2016

Editor’s note: The university, through its Deputy Registrar (Information), Mr. Toyin Adebule, insisted that he would not grant an interview. He referred our correspondent to the press statement by the university.

http://punchng.com/dont-regret-action-student-rusticated-unilag-facebook-post/

This country needs great mind such as this guy. I was almost given up on the next generation of young people in this country .
It was a bull's eye piece, that's why it generated violent reaction.

nnachukz:
You should have asked when was it built before fuming in your mouth. If a chief of Army staff can own two different properties in Dubai and the government sees nothing wrong with that even after being accused of fraud then there is no moral in your complain here but just hypocrisy.

Hence 1 wrong + another 1 wrong =1 right
Chei what a logic, what a people.

cloudgoddess:


1. No one has ever come back from the dead, as in from the actual grave, to say that they saw heaven. It's always people who are in a coma or some temporary unconscious state.

And, everyone who reports an NDE does so in the context of their own beliefs. Hindus see Hindu gods and goddesses, Muslims see Mohammad, and Christians see Jesus. This is very good evidence that they're experiencing dream-like altered states and/or hallucinations (brought on by the huge amount of neurochemicals released in near death) biased by their own subconscious religious convictions. Not anything that exists in reality.

2. Your statement that no atheist has come back to say atheism is true is pretty ridiculous. Of course not, atheists recognize that after death, the organs responsible for all sensory input and perception are no longer functioning. There is no "coming back". And we observe this in every person who has ever died (completely died, not a coma or temporary heart failure but full organ death) and been buried.

I am not in the mood to engage on the NDE topic. But I can tell from your response that you are still a student on the topic. If you check my other post you observed that I laid emphasis on verifiable evidences and not theories and personal opinions.
I believe the information age has done enough justice to this. I don't see any common sense in classifying resurrected dead of 7 days as NDE.
Also, I rely on opinion of experts who until their experiences were non Christians especially Atheists. Many of them are world renowned scientist. Many of them have published their works. That's why I said info age has settled this issue, but since it's our nature in this part of d world that we don't read, I find it tough trying to convince people, but for discerning heart, the barrier to knowledge has been pulled down since 1980s.

hopefulLandlord:
they all give different accounts of what hell and heaven is like, hell, no two accounts are the same, doesn't that tell you something?

couldn't they be making it up? I read a thread of a boy who made same claim, sold books with it but later came out to say he never really died

Yeah, I know there are many fake news on this subject. But my emphasis is on verifiable account of many atheist scientist with supportive medical evidence as well as other ordinary people with also undeniable medical record. even in our own Nigeria here as well as world class hospitals and research centers all over the world.

Ranchhoddas:
What experience. Have you been to heaven before? His wife and family were there and their interviews are online. He was still ''preaching'' atheism after his diagnosis. Even Richard Dawkins suffered a stroke this year and he's still as atheist as ever. So wetin you dey talk?

Yet so far none has come back from the dead to attest to the fact that atheist is the way.
But on the other hand we have overwhelming documentary evidence of those who came back from the dead to confirm the existence of God. Among them are scientists if high repute. The YouTube is already overflowing with that. Over!

Ranchhoddas:
Not true. Famous atheist Christopher Hitchens stuck to his atheism even in the face of death. He had terminal cancer and he did not recant.

But I supposed you were not there by his bed at the point of death. My dear don't be surprised to see him make heaven o. I am talking from experience.
Just the way many who did not hear about repentance of thieve at the right hand of Christ would be shock to see him in heaven.

hopefulLandlord:
do you know it cuts both ways?

there are people that became atheist when things go beyond control

Yes I expect that, but those things that happen to them only happen to their loved ones or their business. But let it happen to their very essence of existence. Let it defy human control and let them begin to get a glimpse of the other side.
No man cracks joke at the point of death.

CeoMYN:
Please a supreme being didn't inspire the scriptures. A supreme would never contradict itself.

atheism is easy when things are fine.
But when things go beyond control, you don't need preacher to preach to you to renounce atheism.

lofty900:
He took a picture in his compound, the cars are in the background, doesn't mean he's showing off his cars. He's too old for that.

He may be chronologically too old for that but still be mentally too young for it.

Style007:
The Love Of Money Is The Root Of Evil"u Won't Believe This Picture"


Just stumbled upon this while checking my WhatsApp list. I am really shocked and at the same time mad seeing a girl of this age believing in such nonsense,

this is a young girl that is getting information from me about absu admission. I still can't fathom why a reasonable human choose money over her own happiness.

tomorrow now if this one no marry she go begin dey talk say dem dey follow am from villa abi?

girls should use their heads o, this is why some already made guys treat them like piece of trash.

nairalanders just negodi, shey dis one go follow dey talk their usual mantra "guys are wicked" when niggas hurt am?

A girl will ask you to buy her egg roll, you then tell her you don't have money. she will now say you are broke.. shey no be same shoe we dey?? abi niggas dey pluck money from tree? abi her people get money and she dey beg??

let be unto her according to her words.

OLAADEGBU:
If you say it was playing its part in God's script of this earth, what's next on the script?

Watch out for increase in religious terrorism revelation ch. 6. Watch out for intensification of world peace via unification of religion. Watch for advancement in speech, and tracking technology in IT sector. Antichrist is gonna need that. Most importantly watch for rapture.

OLAADEGBU:
Are you implying that 911 was a judgment from God?

rather it was part of the script if events that shall pack this "rubbish" we call our world into the waste bin.

bastien:
The blood sucking mermaid aren't yet OK with the blood they have been sucking, they still need more.



Best thing to do is break down the bridge, N bay all the water

Yes they will keep sucking blood as long as Nigerians keep partnering with them. Our driving habit stinks and it is a reminiscent of our corrupt disposition.

lordkit2:
[img]http://1.bp..com/-FGa0IIqsEAY/V9ZMJ9Xze6I/AAAAAAAKceA/t0YuDPnsUFEqBq7lcIYneY1OpUecMQjvgCLcB/s1600/1a1a.png[/img]


The Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II, just acquired this white Rolls Royce Phantom.
He shared the photo online.
Congrats to him.

Source: http://www.flexygist.com/2016/09/12/emir-of-kano-sanusi-lamido-acquires-a-rolls-royce/

I do sincerely hope the Erudite Emir is also concerned by building capacity of his community in producing and maintaining such a luxury at world competitive cost. The abundance human resources to use is presently available in alimanjeris on the street of Kano.
I close in the words of Clinton "African Leaders, educate Your Children"

lordkit2:
[img]http://1.bp..com/-FGa0IIqsEAY/V9ZMJ9Xze6I/AAAAAAAKceA/t0YuDPnsUFEqBq7lcIYneY1OpUecMQjvgCLcB/s1600/1a1a.png[/img]


The Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II, just acquired this white Rolls Royce Phantom.
He shared the photo online.
Congrats to him.

Source: http://www.flexygist.com/2016/09/12/emir-of-kano-sanusi-lamido-acquires-a-rolls-royce/

I do sincerely hope the Erudite Emir is also concerned by building capacity of his community in producing and maintaining such a luxury at world competitive cost. The abundance human resources to use is presently available in alimanjeris on the street of Kano.
I close in the words of Clinton "African Leaders, educate Your Children"

OLAADEGBU:
Where was God on September 11th? Why did God allow September 11th to happen? Was 911 a judgment from God?

Greater than Sept. 11 is still on the way and will still remain on his throne.
After all to be fore warned is to be fore harmed.

[quote author=Busch post=49263896]hmm[/quote
undesirable element in the land

Buharimustdie20:
Theists please put all these your time and energy into researching about your bible (,fellow mans word) and proving that everything in it is true,and I can bet that it was Christian scientists or just some creationalists that made this writeup
**sighs**

If that's not true,
then proof them wrong
else if,
rest your case.

[quote author=Krystale post=49246209]and why should i belive your God? If all theist claim thier God is the real dont you know then you are all wrong. Just imagine how i dont get to enjoy life, may get killed someday in the name of religion.
You guys should stop that evil. [/quote

That life which you don't know how you came about.

Krystale:
Hello theist,
I am an atheist which means i beleive in the supernatural but, i only dont beleive in a God who creates everybody.
But recently i decided to see if the theist are the right ones. i dont want to go to hell fire and better still dont want to lose the greatest love, the love of God.
But first, i'll want you theist to choose for me the most loving God and the least punishing God. Yet, before i change i would like you to tell me about astral projection, remote viewing, shape shifting, remote influencing and the rest. Tell me why the God you choose for me decided to keep it from the general public, from me and yet you his follow do all that.

To overcome your dilemma, you must be ready to get over three obstacles
1. Yourself
2.Discouragement and Disappointment from the so called theist.
3. Influence of the Atheist.
If you can resolve this, then you shall be able see clearly.
Shalom.

Krystale:
Is that so, the 'satan' you guys created huh?
well ive been in the astral, through half lucid dream and i know its not just a dream, ive been there through OBE but i left there immediately because of fire and i tell you its exactly what they say it is, ive had another obe where i found myself floating to the ceiling but out of fear again i forced myself back to my body. If its the devil made that, why God allow him take me to those places

You willfully gave yourself to the devil.
So God too willfully let you have your way. So it is 1-1 draw.

aggymore:
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mrvitalis:
These is what I have been saying.. . To end these good crisis fast we need a short term plan and the only feasible option is government owned farms
The government should set out 5 to 10 million uncultivated heactres of land across the country mostly in the North and south West and some few part in the south south (the south East is a no no.. Our land is not even enough to build houses)
Cultivate those food we import and consumer in large extent.. Wheat, rice, beans, corn, c
Grandnut, sorghum, and potatoes. .. we also need to borrow from India tropical sugar beets for sugar productions... These 100,000 graduates (hope am amog) should manage these farms after five years . Government sale the farms to them
These is no rocket science it's simple as Abc

Someone get me buhari number I think I have some few more advice for him

Thinking right.

tkovie2002:
According to wikipedia A basement or cellar is one or more floors of a building that are either completely or partially below the ground floor. Basements are generally used as a utility space for a building where such items as the boiler, water heater, breaker panel or fuse box, car park, and air-conditioning system are located; so also are amenities such as the electrical distribution system, and cable television distribution point. However, in cities with high property prices such as London, basements are often fitted out to a high standard and used as living space.

So as beautiful and Useful as they can be, I would like to know why most Nigerian homes do not have basements like the ones abroad.

* Is it very expensive?

* Doesn't our terrain or building codes/patterns support it?

* Is it that our architects do not suggest it or clients just don't just want it.

* What are the pros and cons with respect to Geographical region?

Please I would like everyone to air their views so we can learn from each other.

Building code and planning regulation is now also suggesting it, but only in urbanized area like big cities. The major reason for this is for parking spaces. In areas like CBD central business districts in Lagos you expected to provide basement if you want to build to a certain density to provide for parking spaces.
But for residential dev. the cost may not make it a feasible technology. The cost of reinforcement for retaining wall and slab can drive you silly when compared to what you stand to gain.

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