News from 13/02/2004
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Andrew Robson, Jason Robinson, Tom Philip, D. R. Cooper, Raymond Snoddy Media Editor, Thair Shaikh, Robert Cole, Andrew Pierce, Michael Saward, DJM, James Hackett, Zahid Hussain, Adam Sherwin Media Reporter, Sarah Potter, Greg Hurst Political Correspondent, Frances Gibb Legal Editor, Simon Barnes, Russell Jenkins and Dominic Kennedy, Paul Hoggart, Adam Luck, David Lee, Mark Souster, Richard Hobson, Michael Evans Defence Editor, Philip Howard, Jill Sherman and Lewis Smith, Peter Verstage, David Chater, James Bone, Penny Wark, Nic Hopkins, Clive Davis, Steve Bird and Glen Owen, Alexandra Frean Social Affairs Correspondent, Gabrielle Starkey, Mark Griffiths Horticulture Correspondent, Carl Mortished, Patrick Kidd, Bob Stanley, Sam Marlowe, Patrick Barkham, John Bungey, Kevin Eason, A. P. Fitzpatrick, Geoff Brown, Raymond Snoddy, Sam Lister, Gerald Davies, Andrew Norfolk, Antonia Senior, Ben Webster Transport Correspondent, Valerie Elliott Countryside Editor, Mrs Moneybags, Cornelius Lysaght, Anne Spackman Property Editor, Nick Robinson's, Stewart Tendler Crime Correspondent, Jennai Cox Fitness Editor, Dominic Walsh, Steve Bird, Ruth Gledhill, James Doran Wall Street Correspondent, Tom Bawden, Robin Jepps, Jill Dupleix, Tim Reid, Prinknash Abbey, Angela Jameson Industrial Correspondent, Dan Sabbagh, Dalya Alberge Arts Correspondent, Nic Hopkins and James Doran, Jonathan Gornall, Phoebe Greenwood, Mark Henderson and Nigel Hawkes, N. T. Shepherd, Dom Alshelm Cameron-Brown, Carrie Ann Westlin, Roland Watson, David Hands, Charles Bremner, Richard Johnson, Ian MacKinnon, Alan M. Calverd, Stefanie Marsh, Bronwen Maddox Foreign Editor's Briefing, Nicholas Wapshott, Caroline Merrell Banking Correspondent, Angela Jameson, Russell Kempson, John Price, Dan Silver, Mary Gold, Oliver Kay, Lisa Armstrong, Alastair Kent (Director), Tom Baldwin, John Hopkins, Ann Treneman, Simon de Bruxelles, Rob Wright, Geoffrey Dean, Elaine Monaghan, Francis Bennion, David Powell Athletics Correspondent, Dan Sabbagh Telecoms Correspondent, Marcus Binney, Raymond Keene, Vaughan Freeman, Lucia Adams, Richard Miles Investment Editor, Peter Riddell Political Briefing, Robert Galster, Rosemary Bennett Deputy Political Editor, Caroline Merrell, Chris Campling, Russell Hotten, Richard Owen, Roger Boyes, Jill Sherman and Rosemary Bennett, David Mattin, Emily Davies, Peter Dixon, Nick Hasell, J. B. Hurry, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, John Allison, Steve Jelbert, Nick Szczepanik, John Goodbody, Philip Webster Political Editor, Robin Kempster, Jane Shilling, Kevin Dolan, Julie Burchill, Ian Johns, Graham Searjeant Financial Editor, Gordon D'arcy, Simon Taylor, George Caulkin, Maggie Thomas, Glen Owen Education Correspondent, Ingrid Mansell, Caitlin Moran, Brian MacArthur Paper round, David Yelland the Message, Geoff Marsh, Ian Whittell, Jack Malvern Arts Reporter, David Sinclair, Simon Jenkins, Mark Henderson, Catherine Philp, Michael Horsnell, Martin Waller, Lisa Verrico, Carl Mortished International Business Editor, Nigel Hawkes Health Editor, Sarah Butler, Ashling O'Connor, Benedict Nightingale, Richard Ford and Adam Fresco, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Stephen Dalton, Dominic Kennedy, Russell Jenkins and Adam Sage, Leo Lewis, David Powell, Brian Patten, Frances Gibb and Gabriel Rozenberg, Bruce Shaxson, Alan Lee Racing Correspondent, Stephen Irwin, Barry Hyman, Jenny Davey, Colin McQuillan, Peter Klinger, Patience Wheatcroft, Nick Meo, Christopher Irvine, Susan Emmett,
ResumoEat out for £5 Choose from over 900 Restaurnts-Offer Pay fury over the £300,000 civil servant Whitehall salary gap widens as lowest-paid get less than inflation Pickers stranded The write stuff 'Wasted' millions Health tourists Carr stays inside as plea for early release is denied The Times Today Picture Gallery Paedophile's flight from prosecution Cloning Dirty tricks row hits race for President Chopard Today in the Times Business The Register Sport Plus T2 Www.timesonline.co.uk Perks and quirks add to holiday mood Parlamentary Sketch We may cut jobs to fund pay deal, say fire chiefs John Prescott has threatened to cap budgets if authorities raise council tax wite Jill Sherman and Lewis Smith Whitehall pay rises Increases to average 8.5 per cent Sport State cash flows to 'green' farmers Lisa Armstrong , Fashion Editor, on the war of the supermodels By a Correspondent: Disabled worker awarded £20,000 for Legoland's model joke Ralph Lauren Romance With £50,000 fees per show, there's plenty of groom at the top He said he loved her, but knew she was just 11 when he groomlii lier for sex Parents call for law change to allow prosections in Britain, report Dominic Kennedy, Russell Jenkins and Adam Sage Ghildren's website a paedophile magnet Woolf lambasts Supreme Court plans Half Price Line Rental Gay life insurance anger More BA flights cancelled Farmer arrested HIV cases jump Escaper dead Spirit leveller Hospital study Firemen too fat Fisherman loses plot after court backs son Warrant officer was 'pestered by major for sex' Just AAsk BMW Only in S the Saturday Times Reformed Libertines scoop top music prize Tiscali Casting for Billy Elliot musical is two steps behind People Andrew Pierce Picture Gallery By a Staff Reporter: Death of DJ who tackled burglars School threatens action on cartoon ING Direct Ps ... Life for the killer wife who tried to fake sex game Husband loses fight on £9m Dublin hotels By a Correspondent: Judge is forced to cut road sentence Samsung Police bait report into 999 failures PC World Buses are picking up passengers of a different stripe. A pinstripe Harsh words and elbow-wrestling on the No 88 BT Ford Scientists hail human stem-cell breakthrough Laboratory success points way to a cure for Alzheimer's and diabetes, write Mark Henderson and Nigel Hawkes Time will tell if this is a genuine breakthrough or another dead-end Furnitureland Koreans lead the way with research Patients hoping to gain benefits Cloning: the science, law and morality Freeserve New alert after ceremony for dead cocklers An hour after a seafront service, 40 people were in difficulties on danger sands, Andrew Norfolk reports Sharps Class divides Chinese who profit in Britain The Lord of the Rings Clergy should get workers' rights by law, says Church There will be protection for most, but the idel could still be sacked; reports Ruth Gledhill at the General Synod Help fight Aids in Africa, says Williams . Tele2 Lecturers vote to go on strike Murder charge Libel actions fail Mother jailed HRT caution The Link Only in the Saturday Times Howard sets out stall for a made-to-measure Eu Dixons The truce on Europe cannot last for ever Political Briefing Visa Parties turn from war to election battleground Blair focuses Cabinet on domestic agenda Just AAsk Rifkind on course to return as MP Carpet RiGHT Howard faces fees rebellion in Lords Till death or mathematicians do you part … The America Association for the Advancement of Science conference in Seattle is addressing everything from mariage to dyslexia and tuberculosis. Mark Henderson reports Autistic brains read faces as objects Bill Gates gives: £44m to aid TB research Scientists propose cure for dyslexia Homebase Marriage figures on the rise again Children's choice beats Cookson as libraries' top writer Homebase Most Borrowed Titles Non-Fiction Reid admits racism is 'rife' within NHS No Title Lottery millions spent on struggling projects Dell RSPCA aceused of breaching campaign rules on hunting Computer to replace Les Mis musicians Cheers and tears as police find kidnap girl Funicular railway on Vesuvius is to rise again from the ashes Vatican passes on England stars BT The Times German playwright returns to barricades Nissan Sex is off the catwalk as Cabin keeps it clean Protest and prayer as state considers gay marriage ban White House proves Bush did not lie through his teeth Naked ambition of Harvard students Nationwide Evesham Technology Blueprints 'prove Iran is pursuing nuclear weapons' The find has been linked to the illicit supply network headed by the father of Pakistan's atom bomb, Tim Reid reports FIAT Legal wrangle over Israeli fence warms up Hamas Threat On the trail of nuclear supply and demand Foreign Editor's Briefing New arrest in Pakistan inquiry One. Tel The Times Tour operators to offer cut-price surgery in India Holiday firms plan to attract British patients with deals that beat Nhs queues, reports Nick Meo in Bombay Job 'cronyism' row rocks Hong Kong's English schools Samsung c100 The Times American Express Blair fries to reassure Europe (AFP): Spanish suspect (Reuters): Minister accused (Reuters): Political downfall (Reuters): Garfunkel fined The Times US manhunt to catch A1-Qaeda suspect in Iraq Abu Musab al-Zarqawi is added to the most wanted list for fomenting terror, writes Catherine Philp in Baghdad Part-time soldier on spying charge HSBC UN signals that it may bring forward direct elections The suggestion falls short of the Shia leader's demand for a speedy vote, James Bone reports from New York Japan in pitch battle against Iraqis Two Noras get physical with Ibsen Theatre a Doll's House Birmingham Rep Barbican Comedy Miles Jupp: Gentlemen Prefer Brogues Sono theatre, WI First Choice the Best Shows The Times Pop Blink 182 Hammersmith Apollo, W6 Theatre The Dice House Arts Theatre, WC2 Protection money that doesn't make us secure The Penision Bill dodges the real issue: we must all work for longer Now that Howard has remembered he's Welsh … is there something else? Picture Gallery In this paper chase, we can all be winners How to make an art form of wasting our money Life and Living The delicate balance between ethics and research Banning the Bomb The world must act to halt nuclear proliferation Potter and Beaker Children's literature is a world of its own ISA tax credits I verb, you verb … The Times Fair trials at a time of danger Howard's policy change on Europe 'Ludicrous' competition within EU Plea for more trees Case for the defence Human Tissue Bill School inspections A Selection of Correspondence from our Archives Past Letters to the Editor Nhs deals with private sector Saxon forebear Bright prospects? Floral hazards The Weather The Times Crossword 22,586 Around Britain Abroad High Tides Weathercall Mikimoto Paul Simons Weather Eye Pizza merger closer More pressure on dollar ImCIone drug approved Blackmail charge Winners face next test Stock Markets Currencies Commidities Charts of the Day Flybe.com Patent Problems Cingular plot to scare off Vodafone Apple stalks core London shoppers Unilever chairman considers African development role Big Spenders Opening Fire Pensions face £40-a-year 'stealth tax' Need to Know Global Business Briefing Timesonline Results in Brief Sanofi gets approval to bid Stop Press Lufthansa's Amadeus sale Brazil's Parmalat move Smaller Stock to Watch Talking Points Directors' Dealings Quote of the Day Bet of the Day Rumour of the Day Data Day Look Ahead PizzaExpress owners to offer £225m for ASK Five-way contest to buy Telegraph Unilever boss may become target Business Editor's Commentary Star Alliance Rolls-Royce finds its way back on to the straight and narrow Tempus Investors catch up with laggard Schroders Larger Capitalisation Shares Stock Markets Abbey portfolio shake-up boosts mid-caps Smaller Capitalisation Shares Eurotop 100 Major Indices Commodities London Financial Futures Money Rates % European Money Deposits % Gold/precious Metals Baird & Co Sterling Spot and Forward Rates The Day's Biggest Movers Gilts demand disappoints Bonds Dollar Rates Other Sterling Recent Issues Ftse Volumes (000s) Wall Street Media firms may counter Comcast bid for Disney French railways ready to back Eurotunnel's plan to cut debt Vodafone unveils 3G laptop data card BT revenues still not off the hook Hostile move could break witch's spell Marconi 'on way to breaking even' The Sunday Times Brascan matches Canary Wharf offer Unilever scraps sales targets as profits rise Trouble on the Path to Growth Once bitten, twice shy of the devil in financial details Analysis Times Online Food business success takes Frenchman to top job Ex-HoF chief to head Saks Fifth Ave Electrolux warns on profits after currency woes The 'new' kids on the board Broker's bonuses of contention City Dairy Taking flight? City Diary Ferry tale City Diary Generic rivals plague GSK as results fall short BTG secures £27m rights issue to develop drug The Times NatWest Row costs £220m to settle Consultants show the worthy way to tax, spend waste Financial Editor Can grow abroad without big buy Capital division proves its value The Times Unit Trust Information Service London to Paris Bike Ride SG profit jumps but analysts unhappy Credit Suisse fails to impress New proposals will not solve savings crisis, experts say Pensions Bill Pension benefits may be cut to pay for safety net Analysis Rolls-Royce soars as prof its please Times Online Centrica earnings pass £1bn mark Equitable chiefs see Penrose report Arrival of comparts poses big questions for The Guardian Paper round So could Flanagan and Allen team up? The Times Roberts family lives its American dream The Message Ex-BBC chairman returns to markets Steady rise in sales of magazines Banking & Finance Redticket To place your Free advertisement telephone Encounters Jordans The Sunday Times UK Ltd Oakbridge Connections The Times Candleburners RSVP W. A. G. S Affinity Meet Oriental Ladies in London/South East The Times Preludes SpeedDater Asian Partners Partners Debate Anniversaries Birthdays Who Wrote this? Molly Izzard Candid and inquisitive writer who trekked across Labannon and wrote an incendiary life of Freya Stark Norman Shrapnel Parliamentary sketch writer whose reports were required reading in the MacMillan and Wilson eras Paul Stonor Advocate of Shield-a standing multinational military force, under the UN, to forestall wars Paul Stonor, businessman and proponent of Shield, was born on June 14,1922. He died on January 16,2004 aged 81 Joan Reventós Catalan Socialist leader who cut his political teech by opposing Franco Lives Remembered Group Captain John Peel Squadron commander who led the counter-attack when the Luftwaffe launched its first majhor onslaught in the Battle of Britain Births, Marriages & Deaths The Rev Kingsley Lloyd Scholl drop-out who worked wonders with the finances of the Methodist Church over his morning coffee Kingley Lloyd, Methodist minister, was born on November 2,1903. He died on January 24,2004, aged 100 What can-do immigrants can do for our dozy youth Debate the issue of the day as they happen, and join in the discussion with other Times readers Immigrant Work Ethic Are Britain's youth as lazy as they're painted—and should they fear the influx of Eastern European immigrants? Earth-Moving Smackers What, for you, is the most memorable screen kiss? The missing former British diplomatists, Guy Burgess and Donald MacLean Birds, bees and Ms Piggy Fatlips Miss Myers and Mr Loving & myself made straight for the nearest café where Questions Answered Questions Asked Court Circular Today's Royal Engagements Changing the Guard Luncheon Personal Column Multiple Classified Advertising Items B. H. P. A The Times Want to place a classified advertisement? Dinner Seminar Appointment Multiple Classified Advertising Items Eyes are Precious SRA A bud still ripening after 200 years Legal, Public, Company & Parliamentary Notices Times Nespapers Public Notices SRA Multiple Classified Advertising Items Cosmack Management Limited David M Aaron (Personal Financial Planners) Limited The Sunday Times Lalazar Limited Solicitors to the Company Forthcoming Marriages Latest Wills Nature Notes Sony Corporation The Times Membership of banned group Court of Appeal Criminal Division Published February 13,2004 Regina v Hundal Regina v Dhaliwal Beford Lord Woolf, Lord Chief Justice, Mr Justice Richards and Mr Justice Henriques Judgment February 3,2004 Prisoner's cash is debt not trust Court of Appeal Published February 13,2004 Duggan v Governor of Full sutton Prison and Another Before Lord Justice Peter Gibson, Lord Justice Chadwick and Lord Justice Keene Judgement February 10,2004 Lord Chief Justice's view must prevail Court of Appeal Published February 13,2004 Regina (Nejad) v Secretary of State for the Home Department Before Lord Brown of Eaton-under-Heywood, Lord Justice Keene and Lord Justice Scott Baker Judgement February 3,2004 The Times Remarriage does not bar wife's claim Family Division Published February 13,2004 K (formerly G) v G Before Mr Justice Singer Judgement January 28,2004 Appealing ruling m preparatory hearing Court of Appeal Cirminal Division Published February 13,2004 Regina v Claydon Regina v Hall Regina v Costall Regina v French Before Lord Justice Henry, Mr Justice Jack and Sir harry Ognall Judgement June 13,2001 Realisable benefit makes enrichment unjust Court of Appeal Published February 13,2004 Coys of Kensington Holdings Ltd v McDonald Before Lord Justice Mance and Mr Justice Wilson Judgement February 5,2004 Exclusive Offer Reworker 75 confounds expectaions Kevin Eason is impressed by MG Rover's latest offering despite the firm's troubles Motors Mercedes Authorised Dealers Audi Authorised Dealers American Cars UK's leading independent supplier of new… Aston Martin Volante Audi TT Quattro Conv 225 BHP Mercedes C32 AMG Estate Mercedes CLK230 CLK500 E320 V6 AMG E320 E320 CDi Avant Garde E320 CDi Estate UK Ltd Ml270 CDi & Sl500 The Lansdowne Motor Company Ltd ML320 Kams S320 S320 CDi SLK320 Mercedes Wanted Wanted The Times Saffron Cars Citroen rediscovers its lost sense of adventure Vaughan Freeman on the ultimate four-in-one motoring toy Reqtransfgrs. co. uk No Title Citroen Pluriel the Detail Lovable 'Tin Snail' that led the way for the Pluriel Millions Available The Executive Collection Regtransfers Motors Volvo The UK's Number One Car Supermarket Contract Hire & Leasing Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Disabled Vehicles Multiple Classified Advertising Items Fawcetts Garage The Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Harratts Porsche Multiple Classified Advertising Items Volvo Selected Used Cars Multiple Classified Advertising Items Registration Numbers Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Times Ken 533 Multiple Classified Advertising Items X5 Rog Multiple Classified Advertising Items Athens picking up pace Edredon Bleu signs off for season with typical relish Racing Racing should follow football's lead and give us a break Yesterday's Results Wolverhampton Kempton Park American tycoon tilts at United Windsor hoping to offer more than food for thought Life at the Races Trio in line for Hatton contest Furman on a roll Change of heart Lancashire loss Radlinski steps up Robust and flexible male duo ready for action.… Penhall back on the track with apology for adoring Cradley fans Speedway Christopher lrvine looks froward to the comeback of all-American golden boy at the age of 46 Noble cause hurt by loss of big guns Rughby League Christopher Irvine on the coach putting Bradford first Youthful Panthers set for crowning glory Life on Centre Stage Raunchy male twins, looking to be challenged. Have… Beachill offers no quarter to Yorkshire team-mate Squash Deng hcippy tobide his time for Nba riches American Sport Salary dispute gathers pace Results and Tables Warne sets sights on Sri Lanka Cricket Yankees take Rays along for the ride England a come unstuck again Results and Tables The Number 118-118 Davies in contention despite attack of nerves Golf Bold alternative may prompt England widen their scope RBS Six Nations Championship Gerad Davies says selections hint at a loosening of the leas by world Cup winners Dallaglio hell-bent on maintaining highest standards BetHiLo Lions resources face provincial test Springboks link denied Floating hotels the answer to excess demand for 2005 tour New era, fresh expectation, same excitement Hansen revolution turns Wales around John Hopkins finds confidence growing in the Principality for a successful Six Nations campaign Sport Rugby Union Philip fast-tracked for Cardiff baptism Centres of Attention Three Players who Look Certain to Set the Six Nations Alight this Weekend Versatility now of central importance Leading role long overdue for D'Arcy Englishman who was happy to miss World Cup final The Times Athens picks up pace in race to starting line Olympic Games David Powell finds the organiser confident of overcoming problems on times and on budget Security passes test as Olympic countdown continues Women most likely to make golden dreams come true Get Fit, Feel Fit Winter Sun Workout After the Gold Rush Snow Reports Klüft falls foul of May on her return home Athletics New view of offside law catches oficials out of position Nick Szczepanik on the bid to prevent a controversial tactic taking hold The Results Service Today's Fixtures BT Scholes may incur wrath of FA over incident with Doriva MPs should tackle real issues instead of trivial pursuits Sport Writer of the Year Confound their politics Frustrate their knavish tricks—Avon Picture Gallery By Our Sport Staff: Santini accuses Anelka of rocking France boat McAtreer the joker may yet have the last laugh George Cauklin says the FA Cup is serious business for Sunderland Enterprising Lowe could still boldly go for Hoddle Times Test The best place for sporting bets online. See our new… By Our Sports Staff: Horton and Port Vale say their farewells The Premiership Today Glazer closes is on £800m United Future of Chambers under cloud after coach faces charges Interflora On your Marks Inside Today Picture Gallery Tomorrow Plus Our Most Borrowed Author Why Children Prefer Jacqueline Wilson to J. K. Rowling Reportage Microwave Man Arts T2 24 Hours Verbatim Friendship Simmers, Passion Boils Jane Shilling My Relations with my Closest Friends Have Taken the Form of a Kind of Reciprocal Soup Run: Nourishing, Warming and Refreshing Being in Love is as Uncomfortable and Unsightly as Measles I'm Forever Thinking that It Would Be Nice to Nip over to Istanbul Required Reading The Woman who Runs Rings round Harry Potter Covery Story Jacqueline Wilson's Books for Children Sell at a Rate of 100,000 a Month and Today She is Britain's Most Borrowed Author, Beating J. K. Rowling into a Distant 42nd Place. What is her Secret? She Tells Penny Wark that She Finds Children and how They Cope with Problems More Interesting than Adults Meet Lola Rose, her Latest Heroine Reality, Imagination and Humour: Why we Love her The Ethicist British Academy Film Awards A Day in the Reportage Supermarkets are Returning to the High Street, Driving Traditional Corner Shops out of Business. Closing at the Rate of 11 a Week, Can They Survive? Patrick Barkham Investigates How Prices Compare Speed Kills—or Does It? Health Drug that Could save Lives in an Epidemic Don't Count your Fishes Chickens Fed Fish Oil Produce Eggs Fortified with Omega-3 Fatty Acids, David Mattin Reports NB Doctor's Orders Your Teabag Has Spoken Interview On Friday the 13th, Unsuperstitious Jonathan Gornall Reads his Future in the Leaves, with Expert Help The Times The Way we Live now Weekend Dish It's Valentine's Eve, so Soften the Music, Dim the Lights and Enjoy this Meal a Deux, Says Jull Dupleix This "Liquid Botox" is Pure Bliss Luxury with Lucia Microwave Man Roman Holiday Home. Forum I was so Much Older Then… Arts There's Something Horribly Bogus when Young Singers Adopt an Air of World-Weary Cynicism. 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And Bob Stanley Has Read It New Jazz CDs John Bungey Playing to the Gallery Pop Stars Have Often Fancied Themselves as Painters, Says Phoebe Greenwood, but now They're Inflicting their Daubs on a Celebrity-Hungry World AMP Fiddler Bloc Bookings The Fall of Communism Has Transformed our Opera Scene, Says John Allison Classical CDs Geoff Brown John Tavener a Portait Kent Nagano Schoenberg: Die Jacobsleiter Thomas Ades America ArtsFirst Games Common Mistakes by Declarer-For the Less Experienced Chess Raymond Keene Winning Move Televisionandradio Cable, Digital and Satellite Sky Movies 1 Radio Radio 1 Newspapers Support Recycling Choice Stephen Dalton Films No Title Satellite, Cable and Digital TV Review The Prevously Gor Crime Drama Wire in the Blood Has Cleaned up its Act in the Second Series, Much to the Disappointment of Paul Hoggart BBC One Televisonandradio Viewing Guide Picture Gallery T2 Crossword No 3200 Boots Andmortar Anne Spackman Property Editor Openingbids The pessimists who predict a crash are looking at the wrong set of statistics Mortgagemakeover This Week West Sussex Agents Say Hertfordshire V West Sussex Getinget out Get Away In Semi in Hampstead Garden Suburb N2: double-fronted Georgian house with four bedrooms, converted loft, and garden Anyone for Dennis? 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