The document provides information about the weekly magazine "The MAGEX Weekly". It includes various short articles and sections on different topics such as exchange rates, riddles, recipes, movies and more. The editor's note discusses a story about an astrologer who fell in a ditch because he was too focused on the stars and not watching where he was going, relating it to how people often worry too much about the future instead of enjoying the present. It encourages readers to submit articles and provides contact details.

1. M A G E X
W E E K L Y
39
November I 2017
2017
Visit the hide and
seek beach…
Figure out who’s
mistake it would
have been???
© The MAGEX Weekly
“The read of your joy…”

2. © The MAGEX Weekly
A successful life is one that is lived
through understanding and
pursuing one’s own path, not
chasing after dreams of others

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If you truly loved yourself, you could
never hurt another…

4. Contents
US$ Exchange rates worldwide 11
Whose mistake it was 16
Put the glass down! 13
Forgiveness is a little thing when love is there…
Editor’s Note
Weather report for next week
Economy
US$ Exchange rates worldwide
Riddle Challenge
Put the glass down!
Did you know?
Whose mistake it was?
Odisha
Jackfruit
FOODGEX
CINEGEX
Bollywood…
Kollywood…
Hollywood…
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09
10
11
12
13
14
16
18
34
36
41
42
43
44

5. FOODGEX 36
Dahi Bara Aloo Dum 39
CINEGEX 41
Relationships don’t thrive because the guilty are
punished, but because the wounded are merciful.
Odisha 18
Jackfruit 34
Rasgulla 37

6. Life isn’t about waiting for the storm to
pass… It’s learning to dance in the rain…
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Time is like a river. You cannot touch the
same water twice, because the flow that
has passed will never pass again. Enjoy
every moment of your life.

8. Dear Reader,
Wish you a very warm welcome.
A man who lived a long time ago believed that he
could read the future in the stars. He called
himself an Astrologer and spent his time at night
gazing at the sky. He was always busy worrying
about future and villagers often came to him,
hoping to know what their future holds. One
evening he was walking along the open road
outside the village. His eyes were fixed on the
stars. He thought he saw there that the end of the
world was at near. He lost in his thoughts about
the future. As he was looking at the stars, he kept
walking without looking down. Suddenly, he fell
into a ditch full of mud and water. He was
sinking in the muddy water, and madly trying to
claw at the slippery sides of the hole in his effort
to climb out. He was unable to crawl out and
fearing for his life, he started screaming for help.
His cries for help soon brought the villagers
running. As they pulled him out of the mud, one
of them said, “You pretend to read the future in
the stars, and yet you fail to see what is at your
feet! This may teach you to pay more attention to
what is right in front of you, and let the future
take care of itself.” “What use is it,” said another,
“to read the stars, when you can’t see what’s right
here on the earth?” We are constantly busy
thinking and worrying of our future rather than
enjoying our present. Think about it…
Thank you and all the very best!
Shoaib Makki T.J.
Editor – In – Chief
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Cover Pic: Dolphins
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9. Weather Report for next week: Chennai
Date – Day
03rd
November – Friday
04th
November – Saturday
05th
November – Sunday
06th
November – Monday
07th
November – Tuesday
08th
November – Wednesday
09th
November – Thursday
High/Low (in °C)
28/25
28/25
29/25
28/25
29/25
29/25
30/25
Precipitation
100%
100%
80%
100%
90%
60%
10%
Conclusion
Couple of thunderstorms
Couple of thunderstorms
Couple of thunderstorms
Couple of thunderstorms
Cloudy with showers
Showers
Partial sunshine
Thunderstorms have been predicted by the weather
forecasting department. Hopefully next week, the
Chennai city expects to be rainy. Be safe…
© The MAGEX Weekly… Source: https://www.accuweather.com

10. ECONOMY
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11. US $ Currency Exchange Rates on 03rd
November 2017
0.858449
0.763696
64.557471
1.304831
1.282865
1.361330
0.998983
4.231204
114.064767
6.627039
105.159991
153.494979
3.749363
0.385023
3.672888
0.377889
0.302993
3.640899
1113.376579
3.863669
Euro
British Pound
Indian Rupees
Australian Dollar
Canadian Dollar
Singapore Dollar
Swiss Franc
Malaysian Ringgit
Japanese Yen
Chinese Yuan Renminbi
Pakistan Rupee
Sri Lankan Rupee
Saudi Arabian Riyal
Omani Rial
Emirati (UAE) Dirham
Bahraini Dinar
Kuwaiti Dinar
Qatari Riyal
South Korean Won
Turkish Lira
© The MAGEX Weekly… Source: http://www.x-rates.com

12. Test your IQ…
If you solve this, you are a detective!
A man was found dead next to a 13 storey building. The police say it was a
suicide, but you say it was a homicide (someone killed him). To prove this, you
go to each floor on the building, open the window, and toss a penny out. You
do this to each floor until you reach the 13th floor, open the window, and toss
a penny out. How does this prove it wasn't a suicide?
 What has a head, a tail, is brown, and
has no legs?
 I have one, you have one. If you
remove the first letter, a bit remains.
If you remove the second, bit still
remains. After much trying, you
might be able to remove the third one
also, but it remains. It dies hard!
 Feed me and I live, yet give me a
drink and I die
 There were two men walking around
on a deserted island with no food or
water. One of the men got so hungry
that he killed and ate the other man.
No one discovered his secret and he
never told anyone. Who is the
murderer?
 There was a plane crash every single
person died. Who survived?
Did You Know???
The human mind can maintain
complete trust once for each
person. Once broken, it’s never
the same…
Answers for last week:
The President/Teapot/Watchdog/School
Bus/Because they have scales/Your Shoes
Mail us your answers at
themagexweekly@gmail.com …
Answers will be declared next week,
Stay tuned!

13. Put the glass down!!!
A Professor began his class by holding up a glass with some water in
it. He held it up for all to see and asked the students “How much do
you think this glass weighs?”
“50 gm… 100 gm… 125 gm…” the students answered. “I really
don’t know unless I weigh it,” said the professor, “but, my question is:
What would happen if I held it up like this for a few minutes?”
‘Nothing’, the students said. ‘OK what would happen if I held it up
like this for an hour?’ the professor asked.
‘Your arm would begin to ache’, said one of the students.
“You’re right, now what would happen if I held it for a day?”
“Your arm could go numb; you might have severe muscle stress and
paralysis and have to go to hospital for sure!” … said another student
and all the students laughed.
“Very good! But during all this, did the weight of the glass change?”
asked the Professor. “No” was the answer. “Then what caused the arm
ache and the muscle stress?” The students were puzzled.
“What should I do now to come out of pain?” asked professor again.
“Put the glass down!” said one of the students. “Exactly!” said the
professor. Life’s problems are something like this.
Hold it for a few minutes in your head and they seem OK. Think of
them for a long time and they begin to ache. Hold it even longer and
they begin to paralyze you. You will not be able to do anything.
It’s important to think of the challenges or problems in your life, but
‘Even more important’ is to ‘Put them down’ at the end of every day
before you go to sleep.
This way, you are not stressed, you wake up every day fresh and
strong and can handle any issue, any challenge that comes you way!
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14. Did you know?
23 – feet giant Estuarine Crocodile in Odisha has been crowned the world’s largest.
World’s highest electrified track (7.45m height) for running Double Stack
Container DSC goods train is situated in Odisha in Jakhapura – Daitiri section.
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15. The Leaning Temple of Huma, situated near Sambalpur in India is the only
leaning temple in the world
Wheeler Island in Odisha, (now APJ Abdul Kalam island) is a center of
missile testing. Prithvi, Agni, Akash missiles and others were tested here.
Amazing facts!!!
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16. Whose mistake it was?
A boy was born to a couple after eleven years of marriage. They were a loving
couple and the boy was the apple of their eyes.
One morning, when the boy was around two years old, the husband saw a
medicine bottle open.
He was late for work so he asked the wife to cap the bottle and put it in the
cupboard.
The mother preoccupied in the kitchen, totally forgot the matter.
The boy saw the bottle playfully went to it and fascinated with its color, drank it
all.
It happened to be a poisonous medicine meant for adults in small dosages.
When the child collapsed, the mother hurried him to the hospital, where he died.
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17. The mother was stunned; she was
terrified. How would she face her
husband?
When the distraught father came
to the hospital and saw the dead
child, he looked at his wife and
uttered just four words, “I love
you darling”.
The husband’s totally unexpected
reaction is proactive behavior.
The child is dead.
He can never be brought back to
life. There is no point in finding
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fault with the mother.
Besides, if only he has taken time to put the bottle away, this would not have
happened. No point in attaching blame. She had also lost her only child.
What she needed at that moment was consolation and sympathy from the husband.
That is what he gave her.
Sometimes we spend time asking who is responsible or who’s to blame, whether in a
relationship, in a job or with the people we know and miss out on the warmth in
human relationships we could receive by giving each other support. After all, not
forgiving someone we love is the easiest thing to do?
“There is no love without forgiveness, and there is no
forgiveness without love”

18. Eastern India
Odisha
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The ancient name of Odisha was Kalinga which
was invaded and plundered by the Mauryan
King Ashoka (The only King who gave up war).
This region is also known as “Utkal” which is
mentioned in the Indian National Anthem also.
The foundation day of Odisha is 1st
April and is
celebrated as “Utkal Divas”.
Throughout the medieval and British period
Cuttack was the capital of Odisha. The capital
was changed from Cuttack to Bhubaneshwar in
1948.
The name of state was changed from Orissa to
Odisha and the name of its language from Oriya
to Odia, in 2011 as per 113th
amendment of
Constitution.
Odisha is very ancient and the oldest rocks
(from Mayurbhanj) date back to 3 billion years.
Over 62 distinct tribal groups live in Odisha,
each one with its own culture and traditions
different from the other.
Odisha became the first state in the country to
launch special drives to register migrant
laborers working in different states.
Odisha is the highest producer of hematite ore.
Odisha has 25% of Hematite ore in India.
Bhubaneshwar, the capital of the state, has
earned the name of Temple City of India
because it is home to as many as 600 grand
temples. It is the world’s only city with such a
large number of temples.
Dhanu Yatra of Bargarh is the largest open air
theatre in the world.
Odisha became the first linguistic state in India
which was formed in 1936. Later on, many
states were created based on this formula.
Odisha is a popular travel destination and the
state observes “India Surf Festival” which
combines surfing, yoga, and nature. The festival
is being organized at Ramchandi Beach, near
Puri in Odisha.

20. Chilika Lake
Chilika Lake is the largest salt (brackish) water coastal lagoon in Asia and the second largest
in the world having an area of 916 sq. km. (earlier it was 1,165 sq. km).
It is the largest wintering ground for migratory birds on the Indian subcontinent. The lake is a
home to a large number of threatened species of plants and animals.
The lagoon hosts over 160 species of birds in the peak migratory season. Birds from as far as
the Caspian Sea, Lake Baikal, Aral Sea and other remote parts of Russia, Kirghiz steppes of
Mongolia, Central and Southeast Asia, Ladakh and Himalayas come here.
In 1981, Chilika Lake was designated as the first Indian wetland of International importance
under the Ramsar Convention.
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21. Jagannath Temple
The Jagannath Temple in Puri is one of the 4
major pilgrimages of Hinduism, also known as
Char Dham. It is observed that the flag located at
the top of the temple dome always waves in
opposite direction of air flow. A Priest climbs over
the dome of the temple which stands as tall as 45
storey building and changes the flag every day
since 1800 years, if not done, the temple must be
shut for the next 18 years. The Sudarshan Chakra
on top of temple weighs a ton and is fixed in such
a way that is faces towards the viewer irrespect-
ive of the place it is being viewed. The Chakra
was brought all way up and installed on the
gopuram 2000 years ago. The temple is
constructed in such a way that the shadow of the
main dome of the temple cannot be observed at
any given time.
The prasadam is cooked in pots using firewood.
Exactly 7 pots are put on one top of another.
Surprisingly, the top most pot is cooked first
followed by the bottom pots in order. There is an
ocean near the temple. When you’re entering
the Simhadwaram (The main door) of the temple
you can clearly hear sound of the ocean, now
once you passed the Simhadwaram just take a
turn and walk back in the same direction you
came. You cannot hear the ocean until you come
out of the temple. The idols are changed every
year and the old idols of the deity’s are buried
on one another and it is said that they disintegrate
on their own.

22. Chandipur Beach
This beach appears and disappears with
very high tide to approx. 5kms and
known as Hide and Seek Beach.
Dhamra Port
It is considered to be the deepest port in
India after

23. Hirakud is called Diamond of Odisha because
Hira means Diamond. India’s pride, the Hirakud
Dam built across the Mahanadi, was the first
river valley project of independent India.
Measuring over a length of 26km, it is one of the
longest dams in the world.
Measuring over a length of 26km, it is one of the
longest dams in the world. Its photo is on the
back of 100 rupees note and stamp. The
construction of this dam caused 588 villages to
submerge under water.
Hirakud Dam

24. Konark Sun Temple is the only UNESCO’s World
Heritage Site in Odisha. Built in 13th
century, a
heavy magnet was placed at the temple top and
every two stones of the temple are sandwiched by
iron plates. The idol was said to have been
floating in air due to the arrangement of
magnets. The Konark Sun Temple has two huge
lions on either side of the entrance. Each lion is
shown crushing an elephant. Beneath each
elephant lies the human body. Lion represents
pride and elephant represents money. Every day,
the sun’s rays would reach the Nata Mandir from
the coast and reflects from the diamond placed at
the center of the idol.
Konark Sun Temple
The Konark temple has 12 pair of wheels (24
wheels representing 24 hours) which are
uniquely designed and has scientific
significance. One can calculate the precise time
of the day by just looking at the shadow cast by
these 8 spokes signifying prahas (3 hour period).
King Narasimhadeva I, the great ruler of the
Ganga dynasty had built this temple, with the
help of 1200 artisans from 1243 – 1255 AD (12
years).

25. Baliharachandi Beach
Astarang Beach

26. Aryapalli Beach
Balighai Beach

27. Gahrimatha Beach
Puri – Konark Marine Drive

28. Nrusinghanath Waterfalls
Cuttack

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Mahanadi River
The term “Mahanadi” refers to “Great River” and it is truly one of the largest
rivers in southeast India and the 6th
largest in India. Hirakud Dam is built
on Mahanadi River. The delta built by the rivers Mahanadi and Brahmani is
one of the largest in India.

30. Lalit Giri

31. Daringbadi
Bhitarkanika National Park

32. Chandaka Elephant Sanctuary
Simplipal National Park

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Health
Advantages
of
Jackfruit

35. Amazing benefits of Jackfruit
 Fights wrinkles: Dip Jackfruit seed in some cold
milk for a minute. Grind this well and apply
gently on the wrinkles which will get reduced
in just about 6 weeks.
 Get a glowing complexion: You can consume
jackfruit seeds directly to prevent constipation.
 Flawless skin: Soak some dry seed with milk
and honey. Grind them into a fine paste and
apply on your face.
 Promotes hair growth: Jackfruit seeds can aid
in healthy blood circulation that is vital for
good hair growth.
 Vitamin A: Jackfruit seeds contain Vitamin A
that is essential vitamin for healthy hair and to
prevent dryness and brittle hair.
 Immunity: Jackfruit is a great source of
Vitamin C and antioxidants, which can
strengthen your immunes system. A strong
immune system can protect the body from
many common diseases such as cough, cold
and flu.
 Energy: Jackfruit is loaded with carbohydrate
and calorie. The fruit contains zero cholesterol
that makes it a safe and healthy food.
 Prevents Cancer: Jackfruit has antioxidants,
phytonutrients and flavonoid that provide
protection from cancer.
 Maintains blood pressure: Jackfruit has
potassium that maintains the sodium level in
the body which is useful to reduce high blood
pressure, stroke and heart attack.
 Improves digestion: Jackfruit is high in dietary
fibers that make it a bulk laxative.
This helps to improve digestion and prevents
constipation.
 Improves eyesight: Rich antioxidant content
in jackfruit increases eye vision, eye health
and provides protection against cataract,
macular degeneration and night blindness.
 Skin health and ageing: Many natural factors
such as increase in age, menopause, and low
nutrition cause the body to age. Pollution, UV
radiation and smoke also promote ageing
process at an early age.
 Asthma: Jackfruit contains calcium, which
strengthens and promotes healthy bone. This
can also promote osteoporosis.
 Anemia: Jackfruit comes loaded with Vitamin
A, C, E, K, Niacin, Vitamin B, Folate,
Pantothenic acid, Copper, Manganese and
Magnesium that are required for blood
formation.
 Cold and infections: Vitamin C supplements
are excellent for preventing cold and
infections and also boost immune system.
 Prevents Bone Loss: Jackfruit is rich in
magnesium that helps build and strengthen
your bones. People who consume potasstium
and magnesium rich food have higher bone
density and stronger bones.
 Keeps thyroid healthy: Copper is vital for
thyroid metabolism, especially for hormone
production and absorption.
 Ulcers: Jackfruit has strong anti – ulcerative
properties that can cure ulcers and many
other digestive system disorders.
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36. Foodgex
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37. Rasgulla
Ingredients:
For chenna / paneer:
 1 liter milk, full cream cow’s milk
 2 tbsp lemon juice
 1 cup water
For sugar syrup:
 1½ cup sugar
 8 cups water
Rasgulla is a syrupy dessert popular in the Indian
subcontinent and regions with South Asian
diaspora. It is made from ball shaped dumplings
of chhena (an Indian cottage cheese) and
semolina dough, cooked in light syrup made of
sugar. This is done until the syrup permeates the
dumplings. The dish originated in East India; in
the past the present-day states of Odisha and
West Bengal have variously claimed to be the
birthplace of the dish. In 2016, a committee
formed by the government of Odisha stated that
the sweet has its roots in Odisha. Rasagola, a
variation popular in Odisha, is offered to
Jagannath in the Jagannath temple, Puri on the
occasion of "Niladri Bije", the return ceremony of
the deities towards the end of Ratha Yatra inside
the temple.

38. Procedure (Rasgulla):
Chenna / paneer recipe:
1. Firstly, in a thick bottomed pan add 1 litre milk.
2. Furthermore, stir occasionally and get to a boil.
3. Additionally, add lemon juice and stir well.
4. Add more lemon juice and stir till milk curdles completely.
5. And immediately drain the curdled milk into the hand kerchief.
6. Pour a cup of water and clean the paneer as it has lemon juice in it.
7. Furthermore, bring it together and squeeze off excess water.
8. Hang for 30 minutes. or till all the water drains off completely.
9. After 30 minutes, start to knead the paneer.
10. Knead paneer till it turns out smooth without any grains of milk.
11. Furthermore, make small balls of paneer and keep aside.
Sugar syrup recipe:
1. Firstly, in a deep vessel take 1½ cup of sugar.
2. Furthermore, add 8 glasses of water and stir well.
3. Boil the syrup for 10 minutes on medium flame.
4. After that, drop the prepared paneer balls into boiling sugar syrup.
5. Cover and boil for 15 minutes. the paneer balls will have doubled in size.
6. Furthermore, keep aside till it cools completely and then refrigerate.
7. Finally, serve rasgulla chilled or at room temperature garnished with few saffron
strands.
Enjoy your luscious dish
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39. Dahi Bara Aloo Dum
Ingredients:
For Bara:
 Urad Daal or Black Grams- 1 Cup
 Green Chillies – 2 pieces
 Ginger – 2 cm long
 Garlic- 3 big cloves
 Vegetable Oil – For Deep Frying
 Salt
Curd Seasoning:
 Curd Beaten – 2 cups
 Black Pepper Powder – 1 tsp
 Salt
Aloo Dum:
 Potato – 3-4 medium sized
 Onion – 1 medium sized
 Ginger Garlic Paste – 1 tbsp
 Cumin Seeds – 1 tsp
 Cumin Powder – 2 tsp
 Coriander Powder – 2 tsp
 Red Chili Powder – 2 tsp
 Garam Masala – 1 tsp
 Vegetable Oil- 2-3 tbsp
 Salt – according to the taste
For Garnishing:
 Sev
 Onions- chopped Finely
 Coriander Leaves – Finely Chopped
 Cucumber – Finely chopped

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Procedure (Dahi Bara Aloo Dum):
Steps for Dahi Bara:
 Soak the Urad Daal for 6 hrs.
 Grind the Urad Daal, Green Chilies, Ginger, Garlic and Salt to a thicker batter.
 After the batter is prepared place the batter outside till it gets fermented.
 After the batter is made, deep fry making small balls out of it (I personally love this small ball shape).
 In a bowl, soak the friend baras with some water so that it get swollen.
 In the meantime, when the bara is fried and soaked the tempering of the curd should be ready
 Add a cup of water to the 2 cups of the curd to make of thinner consistency and all salt to it.
 Add the pinch of the black pepper powder to the curd and add the soaked baras in the mixture.
Steps for Aloo Dum:
 Boil the potatoes in the pressure cooker.
 Peel off the potatoes and cut it into medium cubes.
 In the meanwhile, Heat a Pan or Kadai with Vegetable oil.
 Add the cumin seeds to the heated oil and splutter it for 1 min.
 Add the Chopped onions and fry it till golden brown.
 Add the Ginger-Garlic Paste and saute till its cooked.
 Add all the powdered masalas (Cumin Powder, Coriander Powder, Garam Masala, Red Chili Powder)
and saute it.
 Add the chopped tomatoes and saute it till the masalas (spices) are cooked and the oil is released.
 Add the salt according to the taste.
 Add the potato cubes and cook it for 2 mins and then add 2 cups of water and let it simmer for 3-4
mins.
 Turn off the cook top after the gravy has come into a medium consistency.
Steps for serving
 Take a serving quarter Plate and place 4 dahi baras.
 Add 2 spatulas full Aloo Dum, add the aloo dum in such a manner as its a topping and the layer of
baras are also visible to give it a slight conical shape.
 Add the chopped onions, sev, green chilies, coriander leaves and chopped cucumber.
Enjoy your delicious feast…

41. Cinegex
“Cinema should make you forget that you are
sitting in a theater”
Roman Polanski
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42. Thriller/Drama
Rating: 7/10
Director: Abhay Chopra
Starring: Sidharth Malhotra,
Akshaye Khanna, Sonakshi
Sinha
Plot: An acclaimed writer
and a young homemaker
become the prime suspects
in a double murder. Police
officer Dev must figure out
who's telling the truth when
both offer conflicting stories
about the events of that
fateful night.

43. Aval (Thriller/Drama)
Rating: 5.5/10 (U/A)
Director: U. Milind Rau
Starring: Siddharth, Andrea Jeremiah
Storyline: Aval is an Indian horror film co-
written and directed by Milind Rau. The film
stars Siddharth and Andrea Jeremiah in lead
roles, with Siddharth also working on the film as
a co-producer and a co-writer.
Vizhithiru (Drama/Thriller)
Rating: 5/10 (U/A)
Director: Meera Kathiravan
Starring: Krishna Kulasekaran, Vidharth, Venkat
Prabhu, Dhansika, Erica Fernandes
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