The MAGEX Weekly #37

M A G E X
W E E K L Y
37
October III 2017
2017
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wise and be a
legend!
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area of 3 acres!
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Contents
US$ Exchange rates worldwide 11
Daila Lama’s 18 rules of life 14
Did you know? Facts 13
Life begins at the end of your comfort zone
Editor’s Note
Weather report for next week
Economy
US$ Exchange rates worldwide
Riddle Challenge
Did you know?
Daila Lama’s 18 rules of life
Bangalore
Big Banyan Tree
Health Column
FOODGEX
CINEGEX
Bollywood…
Hollywood…
Sexual Immorality
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HEALTH COLUMN 36
Ghee Masala Dosa 39
CINEGEX 43
Be not afraid of life. Believe that life is worth living,
and your belief will help create the fact.
Bangalore 16
The Big Banyan Tree 34
FOODGEX 38

We build too many walls and not enough
bridges.
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Faith becomes the bridge
between where I am and
where I want to go…

Dear Reader,
Wish you a very warm welcome.
Let me tell you short story. Once there was a
disobedient child. One day his father told him, “If
you earn Rs. 5 a day, I will allow you to have
dinner at home, else no food for you”.
So next day he went to his uncle and said, “Please
give me Rs. 5 else my dad won’t give me food.”
Likewise every day he went to some or the other
relative of his, and collected Rs. 5 every day.
One fine day all of them refused to give him Rs. 5,
and so he had managed to work hard to earn Rs.
5 all himself and brought home. Everyday his
father had asked him to throw that Rs. 5 which
he collected in a well. That day when he earned
himself, it was very painful for him to throw
away that Rs. 5 because he had worked hard to
earn it.
This is truth… We always prioritize safety and
worth for our goods rather being careless for the
things and goods of others. We must not be
selfish all the time because
“Being selfish is not bad. It’s bad if you never
consider how others feel at all”…
Thank you and good luck for your success…
Shoaib Makki T.J.
stmakki3@gmail.com
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Cover Pic: An Umbrella in Rain
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Weather Report for next week: Chennai
Date – Day
20th
October – Friday
21st
October – Saturday
22nd
October – Sunday
23rd
October – Monday
24th
October – Tuesday
25th
October – Wednesday
26th
October – Thursday
High/Low (in °C)
36/26
34/27
34/26
34/26
33/25
32/25
31/25
Precipitation
60%
20%
10%
10%
60%
50%
70%
Conclusion
Showers later afternoon
Showers
Afternoon showers
Cloudy
Thunderstorm in spots
Cloudy
Cloudy with showers
Thunderstorms have been predicted by the weather
forecasting department. Hopefully next week, the
Chennai city expects to be rainy.
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US $ Currency Exchange Rates on 20th
October 2017
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0.759804
65.030087
1.274790
1.250370
1.359707
0.982060
4.225159
113.388628
6.620454
105.394463
153.662336
3.750588
0.384946
3.672872
0.377267
0.302282
3.780280
1130.868299
3.667340
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
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Solve if you are a genius!
How?
Two fathers and their two sons go fishing together. They each catch
one fish to take home with them. They do not lose any fish, and yet
when they arrive at home they only have three fish. How can this be?
 I'm so fast you can't see me, though
everyone else can see straight
through me. I don't stop until the day
you die. What am I?
 What goes through a door but never
goes in and never comes out?
 Which vehicle is spelled the same
forwards and backwards?
 I turn around once. What is out will
not get in. I turn around again. What
is in will not get out. What am I?
 We hurt without moving. And poison
without touching. We bear truth and
lies, but are not judged by size. What
are we?
Did You Know???
Couples who spend at least
10 minutes a day laughing
together are more likely to
have a stronger relationship
Answers for last week:
A Sunflower/Ohio/Skull/FIVE/Your
breath/Time/1961
Mail us your answers at
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Answers will be declared next week,
Stay tuned!

Did you know?
Snails have 14,000 teeth and some can even kill you!
Bullfrogs do not sleep.
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Dalai Lama’s 18 Rules of Life
1. Take into account
that great love and
great achievements
involve risk.
2. When you lose, don’t
lose the lesson.
3. Follow the 3 R’s:
Respect for yourself,
Respect for others.
Responsibility for all
your actions.
4. Remember that not
getting what you
want is sometimes a
wonderful stroke of
luck.
5. Learn the rules so
you know how to
break them properly.
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6. Don’t let a little dispute injure a great friendship.
7. When you realize you’ve made a mistake, take immediate steps to correct it.
8. Spend some time alone every day.
9. Open your arms to change but don’t let go of your values.

10. Remember that silence is
sometimes the best answer.
11. Live a good, honorable life.
Then when you get older and
think back, you’ll be able to
enjoy it a second time.
12. A loving atmosphere in your
home is the foundation for your
life.
13. In disagreements with loved
ones, deal only with current
situation. Don’t bring up the past.
14. Share your knowledge. It’s a way to achieve immortality.
15. Be gentle with earth.
16. Once a year, be someone you’ve never been before.
17. Remember that the best relationship is one in which your love for each other
exceeds your need for each other.
18. Judge your success by what you had to give up in order getting it.
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“Give the ones you love wings to fly, roots to
come back and reasons to stay.”
- Dalai Lama

Bangalore
Karnataka, India
Before being called Bangalore, it was known as
Bengalval–Uru which means ‘City of guards’.
Another legend is that the name originates
from Hosalya king Veera Ballala, who when
being fed boiled beans called the place ‘Benda–
Kaal–Uru (Land of boiled beans).
Every one of us knows that Bangalore is
known as the Silicon Valley of India, but the
amazing fact is that this city house 212
software companies.
In 1906, Bangalore became one of the first
cities in India to have electricity from hydro
power, making it the first city to be electrified
in India.
With more than 200 lakes and tanks,
Bangalore could boast of highest number of
lakes earlier, but most of them are untraceable
due to land encroachment and they turned
into Golf courses and Clubs.
However it is known as Garden City, where
40% of landscape is covered with gardens and
15% with lakes and ponds.
With over more than 800 clubs and bars, this
city is also termed as “Pub Capital of India”.
Bangalore also records the highest number of
cigarette smokers in India.
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Bangalore is the most neat and clean city in
India.
Bangalore is the first Indian city to have a
metro train.
Bangalore is the city with highest number of
two wheeler owners in the world and has the
highest traffic density.
Bangalore is one of the few cities in the world
where the commercial and defense airport
used to operate from the same strip.
Bangalore has the richest people in India.
Every 5 minute a person is bitten by stray dogs
in Bangalore. The ratio of dogs Vs. Humans is
1:37.
At the height of over 3,000 feet (914.4m)
above sea level, Bangalore is situated even
above Dehradun (630m). That is why
Bangalore enjoys pleasant climate throughout
the year.
The National Crime Bureau records shows 35
suicides per 100,000 people in Bangalore
making it the Suicide Capital of India.
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Lal Bagh
Lalbagh is a popular botanical garden situated
in Bangalore (Bengaluru). This garden is a
home to a variety of flora and fauna. There are
many different kinds of bird species found here
like Myna, Common Egret, Parakeets, and Pond
Heron etc. Lalbagh Botanical Garden also has a
glass house, an aquarium and a lake that adds
to the already existing beauty of the garden.
There are two annual flower shows celebrated
in the glass house. The largest collection of
tropical plants in India is at Lalbagh. This
garden has also promoted and cultivated the
concept of horticulture and is under the
protection of Directorate of Horticulture. It is
spread over 240 acres.
It is one of the major tourist attractions
in Bangalore. During the reign of Hyder Ali in
1760, the construction of this garden started
but was later on completed on the orders of his
son, Tipu Sultan. During that time Mughal
gardens were capturing great popularity due to
which Hyder Ali wanted to cultivate this
exquisite botanical garden. The garden gained
more importance when his son Tipu Sultan
added the concept of horticulture in the garden.
Many different species of plants were imported
from different countries making this garden the
apple of everyone’s eye. The garden is built
similar to the design used in Mughal gardens.

Lotus Lake
There is a lotus lake inside the garden
apart from the huge Lalbagh Lake
The rock is one of
the oldest existing
rocks in the world.
There is a small
monument
constructed on this
rock that has won
the recognition of
National Geological
Monument. This
garden is a full
package of
entertainment and
knowledge.

Bangalore Palace was the private residence of the
Wodeyars, erstwhile maharajas of the state of
Bangalore. The palace is now owned by the
Mysore royal family. Bangalore Palace was built
in 1862 at the exorbitant cost of one million
rupees. The palace is believed to be designed to
resemble Windsor Castle; however this is not
true. A big part of the palace has been converted
into galleries featuring hunting trophies, family
photos and a collection of Indian and
international paintings. The palace grounds are
now Bangalore’s hottest concert arenas, having
hosted rock ‘n’ roll biggies such as Iron Maiden,
the Rolling Stones, Aerosmith and Deep Purple
Built at the exorbitant cost of one million rupees,
the grand, Tudor-style Bangalore Palace
(Bengaluru Palace) was believed to be modeled
on Windsor Castle, complete with fortified
towers and turreted parapets. The palace was
built by Rev. Garrett, who was the first Principal
of the Central High School in Bangalore, now
known as Central College. The construction of
the palace was started in 1862 and completed in
1944. In 1884, it was bought by the then
Maharaja of Mysore Chamaraja Wodeyar. Now
owned by the Mysore royal family, the palace
has recently undergone a renovation. It is
mistakenly believed to be a replica of the
Windsor Castle in England; the audio tour of the
palace clearly states that there is no resemblance
between the Bangalore Palace and Windsor
Castle.
Bangalore Palace

Vidhana Soudha, the historic building
constructed in Mysore Neo-Dravidian
architectural style, currently houses the
Karnataka state Government Legislative
Chambers. The foundation for the construction
of Vidhana Soudha was laid on the 13th of July,
1951 by the then-Prime Minister Jawaharlal
Nehru. But, its design and construction are
credited to Kengal Hanumanthaiah (Karnataka
Chief Minister between 1952 and 1956) who
travelled to places like United States, Europe and
Russia to incorporate the designs of various
famous buildings and constructions to conceive a
unique plan for the Vidhana Soudha.
The construction of the marvelous building
completed in 1956. The 46 m high granite and
porphyry building adorned with an ornate dome
on each corner has a Four-headed Lion
sculpture, the national symbol of the country,
embellishing the main entrance. Vidhan Soudha
has three hundred rooms housing around 22
departments of the Karnataka Government. The
elaborately carved sandalwood door in the
Cabinet room is one of the principal attractions
of the building.
Vidhana Soudha

Playful place with thrill and water rides
Park with monuments and protest area

Devanahalli Fort
Bangalore Fort

Arkavati River
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Thippagondanahalli Reservoir
Bird Watching in the Thippagondanahalli Reservoir (T.G. Halli Dam or Chamarajasagar) is
diverse and exciting. Located close to 40 km from the Bangalore city at the confluence of
two rivers, Arkavathy and Kumudavathi, this man – made reservoir was a consequence to
the construction of Manchanabele Dam in 1933.
The various birds common to this reservoir are black kites, white – browed bulbils, pied
bushcats, oriental kingfishers, purple – rumped sunbirds, tawny eagles, cormorants, Indian
rollers, brahminy kites and several more aquatic birds.

The advantage of bird watching in Thippagondanahalli is the range of terrestrial and
aquatic avian species. With the focus on this variety of Indian sub – continental birds
including migratory species, most birders fail to watch out for the generous population
of fish, turtles and terrapins.
Another feature that will make you fall in love with the reservoir is when you watch
the fisherman on their morning trips. Brahminy and Paraiah kites are usually spotted
on their own, or in pairs. Despite trend, to watch flocks of 20 – 25 of them swoop
down to the banks while the fishermen are cleaning their catch for the day, this is trly
exhilarating birding experience.
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Turahalli Forest
The Turahalli Forest is located about 20 Km from Bengaluru off Kanakapura
road. Its 13 km from Banashankari and can be overseen from the NICE road.
Entry inside the forest has been banned. It has a nice view and a small temple on
top of a rocky hill. As o today, Turahalli forest is said to be Bangalore’s only
surviving forest.
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Indira Gandhi Musical Fountain
Butterfly park

Ulsoor Lake
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Big Banyan Tree (Dodda Alada Mara)
 A variety of bird species reside in the tree and
it is also home to many monkeys.
 It can be easily reached by the well –
connected road network from Bangalore or
Mysore.
 The tree is covered with fencing on all sides
and because of the shade, there is always a
cool atmosphere present around the scenic
area.
 There is a Shiva temple located near the tree
and it is also believed that the tree has divine
powers.
 The horticulture department looks after the
tree and takes initiatives to conserve it.
 The Big Banyan Tree is a famous tourist
attraction in Bangalore. The Big Banyan Tree,
as the name indicates is a huge banyan tree
and is known as Dodda Alada Mara.
 Located in Ramohalli, lies at a distance of 28
kms from Bangalore.
 The tree is famous in and around the area and
is spread across 3 acres. It is more than 400
years old and has a huge circumference of
more than 250 meters.
 The Big Banyan Tree is the largest banyan tree
in the state of Karnataka and is the fourth
largest Banyan Tree in the Country.
 The most important thing about the Big
Banyan Tree is the soil underneath which has
remained consistent over the years.
 The tree is covered with fencing on all sides
and because of the shade; there is always a
cool atmosphere present around the scenic
area.
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Our Belly Button
Our belly button (NABHI) is an amazing gift
given to us by our creator. A 62 year old man
had poor vision in his left eye. He could hardly
see especially at night and was told by eye
specialists that his eyes were in a good
condition but the only problem was that the
veins supplying blood to his eyes were dried up
and he would never be able to see again.
According to Science, the first part created after
conception takes place is the belly button. After
it’s created, it joins to the mother’s placenta
through the umbilical chord.
Our belly button is surely an amazing thing!
According to science, after a person has passed
away, the belly button is still warm for 3 hours
the reason being that when a woman conceives
a child, her belly button supplies nourishment
to the child through the child’s belly button.
And a fully grown child is formed in 270 days
= 9 months. This is the reason all our veins are
connected to our belly button which makes it
the focal point of our body. Belly button is life
itself!
The “PECHOTI” is situated behind the belly
button which has 72,000 plus veins over it. The
total amount of blood vessels we have in our
body are equal to twice the circumference of
the earth.
Applying oil to belly button CURES dryness of
eyes, poor eyesight, pancreas over or under
working, cracked heels and lips, keeps face
glowing, shiny hair, knee pain, shivering,
lethargy, joint pains, and dry skin.
At night before bed time, put 3 drops of pure
ghee or coconut oil in your belly button and
spread it 1 and half inches around your belly
button.
For knee pain
At night before bed time, put 3 drops of castor
oil in your belly button and spread it 1 and half
inches around your belly button.
For shivering and lethargy, relief from joint
pain, dry skin
At night before bed time, put 3 drops of
mustard oil in your belly button and spread it 1
and half inches around your belly button.
WHY PUT OIL IN YOUR BELLY BUTTON?
You belly button can detect which veins have
dried up and pass this oil to it hence open them
up.
When a baby has a stomach ache, we normally
mix asafoetida (hing) and water or oil and
apply around the naval. Within minutes the
ache is cured. Oil works the same way.
Try it. There's no harm in trying.
You can keep a small dropper bottle with the
required oil next to your bed and drop few
drops onto navel and massage it before going to
sleep. This will make it convenient to pour and
avoid accidental spillage.

Ghee Masala Dosa
Ingredients:
Dosa Butter
 2 cups dosa rice (Low quality raw rice; any
raw rice is ok)
 1/2 cup urad dal (extra 1/4 cup if using
mixer grinder and climate is cold)
 1 tsp methi/Fenugreek seeds
 2 tbsp chana dal or toor dal
 1/4 cup thick Poha/beaten rice/gatti
avalakki (increase if climate is cold)
 1 tsp sugar (optional; gives red colour)
 Salt as per your taste
 Water as required
Potato Filling
 2 medium sized potato
 2 medium sized onion
 1/2 tsp mustard
 1/4 tsp jeera
 1 tsp urad dal
 1 tsp chana dal or gram dal
 2-4 green chillies
 1/2 tsp finely chopped ginger
 8-10 cashews
 1/4 tsp turmeric powder
 A pinch of asafotida
 7-8 curry leaves
 2 tbsp chopped coriander leaves
 4 tbsp cooking oil
 Salt as per your taste
Red Chutney
 2 tbsp chana dal or gram dal
 3-6 red chili
 8-10 shallots / one small onion
 4-5 cloves of garlic
 A small piece of tamarind
 2 tbsp grated coconut(optional)

Procedure (Ghee Masala Dosa):
Masala Dosa Batter
 Rinse and soak all the ingredients mentioned for dosa batter except poha/beaten rice. Soak it in good drinking
water for 5-6 hours.
 Now drain the water and preserve it in a container, because the same water is used while grinding. Doing so will
help in better fermentation. Meanwhile soak the poha/beaten rice for 10 minutes and drain the water.
 Now pour the drained ingredients and the poha/beaten rice into a wet grinder, and grind it by adding the water
gradually. You can use mixer grinder as well but dont forget to increase the quantity of urad dal as mentioned in
the ingredients list. Grind it till you get a smooth and fluffy batter and empty the batter into a container.
 Close the lid and leave it for 8-9 hours or overnight for fermentation. Before using the batter add salt and mix
well.
Potato filling
 Wash and boil the potatoes in the pressure cooker. Once it is cool, peel it and smash it also keep all other
ingredients ready.
 Take a frying pan, add oil and mustard seeds. Once the mustard starts spluttering add jeera, urad dal, channa dal
and cashews one by one. Saute it for a while. When the urad dal turns brown add slit green chilly, grated ginger
and curry leaves. Saute it for 5 seconds.
 Add turmeric powder and asafoetida and saute it for a while. And then add chopped onions and fry till the onions
turn soft.
 Now add smashed potato and mix for a while, Once it is mixed add salt and chopped coriander leaves and mix it
again.
Red Chutney
 Roast red chilly and channa dal on medium flame with little oil. Once it is done add shallots / onion and garlic
pods and saute it for a minute.
 Once it is cool, transfer it to the mixie jar and grind it with tamarind and coconut. The chutney should be thick
yet spreadable.
Ghee Masala Dosa
 Heat a flat pan or a flat non-stick pan. Smear some oil if you are using an iron pan or griddle. Don't smear oil on a
non stick pan, as then you won't be able to spread the dosa batter. Spread the dosa batter in a circular way on the
pan and close the lid. Wait for 5 seconds and open the lid.
 Drizzle some oil /ghee / melted butter (Generally in restuarants they use ghee or butter or oil generously, and that
is the reason restuarant masala dosas will be very tasty). Spread the red garlic chutney. Place 2 tbsp of potato
filling, fold the dosa in which ever style you want.
 Now serve it with either coconut chutney or sambar or both. If you want also with a dollop of butter.
Enjoy your luscious dish
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Golmaal Again (Comedy/Action)
Rating: 6.5/10 (U/A)
Director: Rohit Shetty
Starring: Ajay Devgn, Parineeti Chopra, Tabu,
Arshad Warsi, Tushar Kapoor, Shreyas Talpade,
Prakash Raj, Neil Nithin Mukesh
Storyline: Golmaal Again is yet another fun filled
ride about two gangs who are unable to stand
each other since their childhood and how they
repulse each other even after they grow up. It is
yet another hilarious adventure with its fair
share of thrills that are sure to surprise the
audience and fill their hearts with laughter and
joy. It is a film that will surely make everyone
laugh, cry and realize the importance of how
beautiful life is.
Secret Superstar (Drama/Action)
Director: Advait Chandan
Starring: Zaira Wasim, Aamir Khan, Meher Vij
Storyline: Insu, a young Muslim girl, aspires to
become a singer but faces restrictions from her
conservative father. She happens to cross paths
with a musician, which unfolds into an exciting
journey.
Bollywood…

Drama/Thriller
Rating: 7/10
Director: Atlee Kumar
Starring: Vijay, Samantha,
Nithya Menon, Kajal Aggarwal,
S. J. Surya

Meyaadha Maan (Drama/Comedy)
Director: Rathna Kumar
Starring: Vaibhav Reddy, Priya Bhavani Shankar
Storyline: Meyatha Maan is an Indian Tamil
language romantic comedy film directed by
Rathna Kumar. It stars Vaibhav Reddy and Priya
Bhavani Shankar in the lead roles. The film is
believed to be inspired from the short film
‘Madhu’.
Chennaiyil Oru Naal 2 (Drama/Mystery)
Rating: 5/10 (U/A)
Director: JPR
Starring: R. Sarathkumar, Ajay, Napoleon,
Suhashini, Muishkanth, Rajasimhan, Anjana
Pream, Baby Sathanya
Storyline: Chennaiyil Oru Naal 2 is a 2017
Indian Crime Thriller written by Rajesh Kumar
and directed by JPR. The film has an ensemble
cast consisting of R. Sarathkumar, Suhasini, and
Napoleon as the leads.
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SEXUAL IMMORALITY
God in his likeness and image created Man. He created the human race to bear fruit and enjoy
his works of creation. God gave man a companion Woman to help him n her to look up to him.
Our bodies are bought with a price and God dwells within us.
From time immemorial ''sex'' has played a big role in man's life. Earlier it was believed and
practiced that only marriage man and woman become one and each have no authority over
his/her body but willingly love one another. But gone are the days where Sex is considered
sacred and a private affair.
With easy access to the Internet, social media, all sorts of sexual immorality is taking place. Aids,
STDS, porn, master baton, divorce, rape, abortions, unhealthy sexual desires, live in relations and
one night stands have increased. Young boys and girls love to experiment with sex these days.
A man looks at a woman's body as an object of pleasure filled with lust and immorality.
Immoral dressing and behavior most of the time, causes the animal in certain men to rape.
We need to respect our bodies, nourish it with good thoughts and action and bear fruitful fruits.
We are not sex machines to indulge in vulgarity and immorality and all sorts of unethical
practices all in the name of Love. Sexual immorality kills the spirit that dwells in our bodies.
Let's stop and think. Spread the message that –
“Our bodies are the temple of the holy spirit.
We are bought with a price”.
- Jennifer Sandys

Bandra Worli Sealink has steel wires equal to the Earth’s Circumference
and weighs as much as 50,000 African Elephants.
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