News Digest: Indira Gandhi considered bombing Pak's nuclear program in 1981

		THE TIMES OF INDIA
		Tuesday, September 01, 2015
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		India
		Indira Gandhi considered bombing Pak's nuclear program in 1981 India was cognizant of the threat from Pakistan's nuclear weapons program and then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi may have considered eliminating it when she returned to power in 1981 long before it neared fruition, a CIA assessment from that era has revealed. Russia-Pakistan defence ties discomfit India Despite reservations expressed by India, Russia is looking to broaden its nascent defence partnership with Islamabad by expanding a contract to supply assault helicopters to the country. Labourers rebuild Kedarnath, with 'ghosts' for company A bunch of workers are taking a small tea break, tired from the shovelling and lifting being done in Kedarnath as part of the reconstruction work. More India News»

		Business
		HDFC Bank cuts rate by 35bps to 9.35% In a move that will put pressure on other lenders to cut rates, HDFC Bank has slashed its base rate by 35 basis points to 9.35% from 9.7% earlier. Q1 GDP growth slows to 7%, spurs calls The country’s economic growth slowed in the April-June quarter triggering calls for a cut in interest rates and deeper reforms to accelerate the momentum. RBI to look at positive factors: FM Finance minister Arun Jaitley has said that the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) will take note of the fact that inflation is broadly under control, oil and commodity prices are low and prospects of a better-than-expected agricultural production, when it reviews monetary policy. More Business News»

		Environment
		'Environment conservation, development must go together' Union minister Prakash Javadekar on Monday underlined the need to strike a balance between environment conservation and development, saying both are equally important for the survival of humanity. Vehicular air pollution increases heart attack risk Even short term exposure to particulate matter and nitric dioxide (NO2) air pollution, that originate predominantly from the combustion of fossil fuels such as emissions from industrial plants or vehicles increases risk of severe heart attacks, research has found. Conservation project helps revive Mahseer in rivers A four-decade-old conservation project has enabled the return of Mahseer in Indrayani river.Experts say the endemic fish, which can only be found in clean waters, was not spotted in the river since the 1970s. More Environment News»

		World
		'Satellite images confirm destruction of Palmyra temple' Satellite images confirm the destruction of another famed temple in Syria's Palmyra, the United Nations said late Monday. 150 more Clinton emails have classified information: US About 150 more of Hillary Clinton's work emails have recently been designated as containing classified information, the U.S. State Department said on Monday ahead of the public release of the latest batch of emails Clinton handed over last year. Grenade explodes during Ukraine clashes; 1 officer killed As lawmakers took up a measure to give greater powers to separatists in eastern Ukraine, nationalist protesters clashed with police outside parliament on Monday, and the Interior Ministry said one officer was killed in a grenade blast and more than 100 were wounded. More World News»

		Entertainment
		Stars who have never put on weight Here is a list of actresses who we feel have never put on weight. Read on. When glamorous beauties went de-glam Glamour is the most important ingredient in most of the Bollywood films. However, some actresses dared to face the camera sans their vanity kit and surprised us by looking their best. Here are some of the glamorous actresses who pulled off the de-glam look in films. Celebs and the career they never had While they may be top-notch stars today, a host of Bollywood celebrities had tried their luck at various other places before they got their big break. Here's a list of stars and the career they never had. Read on to find out... More Entertainment News»

		Science
		Use of antibiotics may lead to diabetes: Study Use of antibiotics may be linked to higher risk of diabetes, according to a latest study published in an international journal. New Horizons heads for icy rock, a billion kms beyond Pluto : Nasa’s New Horizons spacecraft, now some 56 million kilometers beyond Pluto, and 4.9 billion kilometers from Earth, will head for a mysterious 45 kilometer wide object floating in the icy Kuiper Belt. A daily walk 'can add seven years to your life' Just 25 minutes of brisk walking a day can add up to seven years to your life, according to health experts. More Science News»

		Sports
		3rd Test: Ishant raises expectations of series victory Sri Lanka ended the fourth day on 67/3, needing a further 319 runs to beat India and take the series. Talking Points: Ashwin returns, Ishant fired up TOI Sports recaps the key moments from day four at the SSC. Gavaskar denounces on-field scuffles during Lanka series Gavaskar loathed the way Indian and Lankan cricketers got involved in ugly on-field altercations, saying such incidents are poor advertisement for the sport. More Sports News»

		Technology
		Windows 10, one month later: The good & the bad It’s been almost a month that we’ve been using a Windows 10 PC+tablet hybrid to find out if it’s worth an upgrade. Prepare a new dossier! Pakistan's cyber Mujahideen hit India Financial institutes have been facing a growing number of cyber attacks. Blogger gets legal notice for using Flipkart logo Flipkart has sent a cease and desist letter alleging copyright infringement and cyber squatting. More Technology News»

		Education
		CID to investigate missing TET question papers case CID has taken over the probe into the case of missing question papers of the Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) in West Bengal. Website launch International, a global accrediting body and membership association for B-schools, recently launched a website to facilitate and curate a global conversation for the future for business education. Paid internship For the past 30 years, the Mountbatten Institute has been offering a year's paid internship with postgraduate studies in New York and London. The institute is inviting applications from India for the March 2016 intake, with a deadline of October 31, 2015, for completing the online application, which will be followed by two interview rounds. More Education News»

		Mumbai
		Indrani, Khanna drove to Pen with Sheena's body 'seated' between them Chilling facts keep tumbling out in the Sheena Bora murder case. The newest is that Sheena Bora’s corpse was kept in a sitting position on the rear seat of the car, between former INX CEO Indrani Mukhrjea and her second husband Sanjeev Khanna, as they drove all the way to Pen the morning after the murder to dump the body.  SC dismisses plea for cancelling Salman Khan's bail The Supreme Court on Monday dismissed a plea seeking cancellation of bail granted to Salman Khan by the Bombay HC in a hit and run case in which the actor was awarded a five-year jail term by the trial court. Forger, Indrani exchanged 21 mails on Sheena's sign Police probing the Sheena Bora murder case have found that 21 emails were exchanged between Indrani Mukerjea and her staffer who allegedly forged Sheena’s signature after the murder at Indrani’s behest. More Mumbai News»

		Delhi
		Cops given 2-day deadline to fix routes for trucks National Green Tribunal on Monday directed Delhi Police to submit within the next two days its plans to create alternative routes for heavy polluting vehicles. Speeding car tosses man to death A 25-year-old plumber was killed in the early hours of Monday when a speeding Mercedes car hit his bike near Preet Vihar, east Delhi. Monu Singh fell on a police barricade whose sharp `no parking' sign slashed his neck. SC dismisses plea for cancelling Salman Khan's bail The Supreme Court on Monday dismissed a plea seeking cancellation of bail granted to Salman Khan by the Bombay HC in a hit and run case in which the actor was awarded a five-year jail term by the trial court. More Delhi News»

		Bangalore
		Days before council's birth, Palike moots 15% property tax increase The BBMP has proposed to increase property tax by 15%, days before the formation of its new council. Theatreperson, 26, jumps to death A 26-year-old theatreperson was found dead in mysterious circumstances in a tony apartment complex in southeast Benga luru on Sunday evening. Karnataka recommends CBI probe into rationalist Kalburgi's murder Karnataka on Monday recommended a Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) inquiry into the murder of eminent Kannada scholar and rationalist MM Kalburgi. More Bangalore News»

		Hyderabad
		P3Ps, T-Towners walk for charity in Hyderabad P3Ps, T-Towners walk for charity in Hyderabad 'Pregnant' with drugs, woman lands in Hyderabad A 32-year-old South African national, who claimed to be "seven-month pregnant", was arrested for trying to smuggle in narcotic substance concealed in her belly and urogenital tract, at the RGI Airport on Sunday morning. Fear grips AP district as 'Injection Psycho' pricks away Fear has gripped villagers in West Godavari district as the 'Injection Psycho' — on the prowl for the last one week — continues to attack unsuspecting people, particularly women. More Hyderabad News»

		Chennai
		HC panel raps Tamil Nadu over poor upkeep of ancient temples A Madras high court-appointed committee has slammed the Tamil Nadu government for shoddy renovation and poor upkeep of centuries-old heritage temples in the state. Annamalai Univ distance edu to go on The Madras high court has stayed an UGC order directing Annamalai University not to admit students in its distance education programme for the academic year 2015-2016. Panel to deal with illegal Ooty, Kodai bldgs Shrugging off its initial reluctance to take over “municipal duties” and order demolition or regularization of illegal buildings dotting popular tourist destinations Ooty and Kodaikanal, the Madras high court has formed two committees headed by two former judges to monitor enforcement of building rules in the hills. More Chennai News»

		Ahmedabad
		2532 seats vacant in BBA, BCA, BCOM colleges in Gujarat University There are about 2532 seats vacant in the, Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Computer Application and Bachelor of commerce colleges in the city. Onion Rs 100 per kg in retail While petrol diesel prices are seeing a fall in the prices, the prices of Onion crossed the Rs 100 marks in the retail market in areas like satellite and especially the western part of the city. Dismissed IPS officer Sanjiv Bhatt allowed conditional travel to UK A sessions court on Monday decided to hand over passport for one month to dismissed IPS officer Sanjiv Bhatt to allow him to travel to UK on certain conditions. More Ahmedabad News»

		Allahabad
		Babu makes train take unscheduled 8-minute tea break A long-distance express train without a scheduled stop at Bareilly was forced to take an eight-minute break, just so the intense craving that a senior railways official had for tea could be satisfied. Trains to now have e-reservation chart Indian Railways is going to introduce electronic reservation charts in trains. Onboard housekeeping service in trains to improve cleanliness The Allahabad division of North Central Railway has launched onboard housekeeping service (OBHS) to give impetus to cleanliness in trains. More Allahabad News»

		Bhubaneswar
		54 infant deaths at Cuttack hospital in 2 weeks Fifty-four babies have died over the past 12 days at the state government-run Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Post Graduate Institute of Paediatrics in Cuttack (popularly known as Sishu Bhawan), putting the Naveen Patnaik-led BJD government in a tight spot. Central team finds critical gaps in facilities in Cuttack hospital Even as reports pour in about more infants dying at Odisha’s Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Post Graduate Institute of Paediatrics, a central team submitted its report to the health ministry on Monday highlighting severe infrastructural lapses, staff shortage as well as hygiene issues as the contributory factors for the deaths. Police, Puri shrine lock horns over rath climbing The Shree Jagannath Temple Administration (SJTA) and Puri police are at loggerheads over climbing of a female devotee onto Jagannath’s chariot during July Nabakalebara Rath Yatra. More Bhubaneswar News»

		Bhopal
		Loo & behold: 175 brothers have special Rakhi gift In a big boost to Swachch Bharat campaign in northern Madhya Pradesh, 175 brothers gifted toilets to their sisters on occasion of Rakshabandhan festival in Gwalior district. Rain brings relief from sultry heat, more in store today Residents got respite from sultry weather conditions as a strong spell of showers lashed the state capital on Sunday afternoon. Showers continued till evening hours. Vyapam makeover: Glitch hits first test First online exam by MP professional examination board (MPPEB), after it underwent makeover, was conducted amid tight security at 14 exam centres in state capital. More Bhopal News»

		Chandigarh
		Springdale School, Amritsar wins the Business quiz 2015 and Interschool Debate Students of 22 schools across North India participated in the Annual Regional Business Quiz 2015 and Interschool debate competition hosted by Vivek High School, Chandigarh at their Auditorium in sector 38. RGNIYD organizes training trainers on life skills Chandigarh based Rajiv Gandhi National Institute of Youth Development (RGNIYD), Sector 12 under the aegis of Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Government of India in association with District Institute Education Training (DIET) organized a Seven-day long Training of Trainers on Life Skills which concluded on Monday amidst massive participation of regional teachers in Leh. BSF recovered 4 kg heroin from near Indo Pak border Border Security Force (BSF) personnels recovered 4 kilogram of heroin valued at around Rs 20 crore in the international market on the intervening night of August 30 and 31 from near border outpost Rattoke in Ferozpur sector. More Chandigarh News»

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News Digest: BJP to train 1 lakh workers on party ideology in Rajasthan

		THE TIMES OF INDIA
		Monday, August 31, 2015
		Today's Headlines

		India
		BJP to train 1 lakh workers on party ideology in Rajasthan In Rajasthan, the BJP will train 1 lakh workers to assimilate themselves with party’s ideology, integral humanism and cultural nationalism under Deendayal Upadhyaya Prashikshan Mahaabhiyan. 1985 TADA Act first to provide witness security in terrorism cases In most countries, including India, it is the right of accused person to have an open public trial in their presence. Hypertension spreading tentacles in Rajasthan: Report With change in lifestyle, hypertension has almost become a household problem. In the state, 9.1% people have hypertension with systolic greater than or equal to 140mm Hg and diastolic greater than or equal to 90mm Hg in above 18 population, shows Clinical, Anthropometric and Biochemical(CAB) 2014 figures released by the centre recently. More India News»

		Business
		Bizmen not enthused by how CBEC deals with taxpayers A first-of-its-kind Taxpayer Satisfaction Survey conducted by the Central Board of Excise & Customs (CBEC) has revealed that just around 20% of the respondents are satisfied with the interface offered by the agency, underlining the need for re-orienting the indirect tax wing’s focus towards customer satisfaction. Mainland China eyes global push Having laid out a spread for foodies in India, Anjan Chatterjee, owner and managing director of Speciality Restaurants, now eyes a bigger bite of the global pie. Most counter-offers fall flat for employees Counter-offers, which have been used as a tool to hold back people from leaving the organization, are revealing a not-so-rosy side of broken promises on several fronts, leading to disgruntlement among those who opt for it. More Business News»

		Environment
		Conservation project helps revive Mahseer in rivers A four-decade-old conservation project has enabled the return of Mahseer in Indrayani river.Experts say the endemic fish, which can only be found in clean waters, was not spotted in the river since the 1970s. Drone used for plantation on Vishwamitri river banks A new technology for plantation was recently used as part of the ‘Vaho Vishwamitri Abhiyan’. Discarded electronics mismanaged within Europe Mismanagement of discarded electronics within Europe involves a volume 10 times that of e-waste shipped to foreign shores in undocumented exports, according to a comprehensive two-year investigation into the functioning of the used and waste electronics market. More Environment News»

		World
		UN sets deadline to eradicate big 3 Wipe out and eradicate the big three — AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria by 2030. This is the target set by the United Nations under the new Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to be agreed in New York by the heads of states on September 26. I spy: Novelist Forsyth reveals he worked for MI6 Frederick Forsyth has written some of the greatest spy novels of our time, acclaimed for their authentic and accurate feel. Tropical storm Fred forms in eastern Atlantic off Africa Tropical storm Fred formed in the eastern Atlantic off the coast of Africa on Sunday, the US National Hurricane Centre said. More World News»

		Entertainment
		10 ways how Shah Rukh Khan makes money Bollywood's badshah Shah Rukh Khan has been named as the second richest actor in the world. 'Nana never sugar-coats things' The Bhais have returned with Welcome Back, producer Firoz A Nadiadwallah’s latest installment of the hit franchise, Welcome (2007). This time around, Majnu Bhai (Anil Kapoor) and Uday Bhai (Nana Patekar) – two of the most adorable characters on screen – are joined by Ajju Bhai (John Abraham) to entertain the audience. Kareena Kapoor's BFFs in Bollywood More Entertainment News»

		Science
		Now, a wireless pacemaker sans surgery A tiny, wireless pacemaker could offer some heart patients a surgery-free alternative to the traditional devices, a new study says. Binge TV viewing can be fatal, researchers warn People who spend hours bingeing on television shows run the risk of suffering a fatal pulmonary embolism, according to a major new study of more than 86,000 people tracked over 18 years. 'Mission isolation' to experience Mars life What do you get when you put four Americans, a French astrobiologist and a German physicist in a dome with a diameter of just 36 feet? More Science News»

		Sports
		Talking Points: Ishant, Rahul and the absence of DRS ​TOI Sports recaps the key moments from an engrossing day four of third Test at the SSC. 3rd Test, Day 3: Sri Lanka rally after Ishant five Sri Lanka were bowled out for 201 not long after tea on day three, with Ishant Sharma claiming 5/54, but reduced India to 21/3 at stumps. EPL: Swansea end Manchester United's unbeaten start Swansea City defeated Manchester United 2-1 for the third successive meeting as Louis van Gaal's side's unbeaten start to EPL season ground to a halt. More Sports News»

		Technology
		Airtel, Idea hike data tariffs in Delhi Bharti Airtel and Idea Cellular have now hiked charges for their post-paid users by around 20% in various circles including the national capital. How virtual currency bitcoin is gaining ground in India Bitcoin is gaining converts — even in India, where there are many regular users. UE Boom wireless speaker review: Great sound, water resistant shell There are no two ways about it that the UE Boom is a wireless speaker with personality. More Technology News»

		Education
		Talking point - Safety First Education Times asks stakeholders if university rules imposing curfew hours on women hostellers are justified. Jaisalmer, Barmer lag in imparting education: Census Problems galore in western part of the state – sparsely populated desert area has not so good health indicators but the recent figures shows that the area is worst in terms of education. Rajasthan highly BIMARU state in terms of educated populace Prime minister Narendra Modi's declaration that Rajasthan has extracted itself out of BIMARU states seems to be far from truth, at least as far as education is concerned. More Education News»

		Mumbai
		In thirsty Latur, homes guard against water theft Latur: It wasn’t yet dawn when noises drew Meena Tekale out of her one-storey home—just in time to see the group of women disappearing over the compound wall. These burglars carried only buckets. All they wanted was her water. In thirsty Latur, homes guard against water theft It wasn’t yet dawn when noises drew Meena Tekale out of her one-storey home—just in time to see the group of women disappearing over the compound wall. These burglars carried only buckets. All they wanted was her water. 'Indrani's drunk father would often whip her with his belt' As a string of truths and lies about Indrani Mukerjea are unraveled in the media by the hour, not many know she had a traumatic childhood in a dysfunctional family and was often whipped by her drunken father. More Mumbai News»

		Delhi
		Heritage under siege - Rare Pathan-era gumbad now at the mercy of vandals & squatters When you go to wards Lodhi Road from the Subz Burj roundabout in Nizamuddin, you might spot on the right a large dome peeking from behind buildings. That's the Do Siriya Gumbad, a rare monument from the Lodhiera, now struggling to survive amid attacks from encroachers. JNUSU elections on Sept 11 The JNU Students' Union election will be held on the same day as Delhi University's, on September 11. DMRC: Tweak office timings, help us tackle peak hr rush If Delhi Metro has its way, offices in National Capital Region (NCR) may have to tweak office timings to deal with burgeoning peak hour crowd, as part of the 'flexi timing' concept. More Delhi News»

		Bangalore
		Congress gets green signal to form alliance with JD(S) The Congress high command is said to have given its nod to chief minister Siddaramaiah to join hands with JD(S) to form the BBMP council. All that's awaited now is a go ahead from JD(S) supremo HD Deve Gowda. Traffic will be slow at Palace Grounds area Expect slow moving traffic around Palace Grounds where over 30,000 fans expected to attend the wedding reception of Nirupama, daughter of Kannada actor Shivarajkumar on Monday evening. Sandalwood thieves attack army officer An officer staying in the Military Guest House on Rest House Road, off Brigade Road, was attacked by a gang of sandalwood thieves late on Saturday night. More Bangalore News»

		Hyderabad
		'Pregnant' with drugs, woman lands in Hyderabad A 32-year-old South African national, who claimed to be "seven-month pregnant", was arrested for trying to smuggle in narcotic substance concealed in her belly and urogenital tract, at the RGI Airport on Sunday morning. Fear grips AP district as 'Injection Psycho' pricks away Fear has gripped villagers in West Godavari district as the 'Injection Psycho' — on the prowl for the last one week — continues to attack unsuspecting people, particularly women. Two nabbed for duping TOEFL aspirants in Hyderabad Posing as an educational consultant, an engineering graduate duped over 50 candidates aspiring to crack the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) and even promised to provide them question paper along with its key before the exam. More Hyderabad News»

		Chennai
		Dinesh Karthik sues automobile designer Dilip Chhabria Cricketer Dinesh Karthik has moved a consumer forum seeking compensation from automobile designer Dilip Chhabria for his failure to refund the booking amount for a sports car worth 35 lakh. 2 drown, 4 missing as coracle capsizes at Hogenakkal Falls A fun trip for a family from Chennai to Hogenakkal Falls turned tragic after the coracle in which they took a ride capsized in the Cauvery on Sunday afternoon, leaving two of them dead and four others, including a 10-month-old baby, missing. Oarsmen rescued three members of the family. who were right behind them rescued three of them. Forest and police officials said that they were looking for the bodies of those missing. Ooty Varkey, snack from the hills, all set to get GI tag Ooty Varkey, the baked delicacy synonymous with the Nilgiris, is all set to get the prestigious Geographical Indications (GI) tag. A society of its manufacturers has recently submitted an application in the city GI registry seeking the tag. More Chennai News»

		Ahmedabad
		Saga of friendship If anyone was close to greatest patron of Gujarati literature, founder of the Gujarat Vernacular society (GVS) justice A K Forbes, it was poet Dalpatram Dhayabhai aka Dalpatram Kavi. Forbes, Gujarati's renaissance man A young Scottish officer with British East India Company arrived in India in 1843 in Bombay Province as part of the administrative mechanism and instantly fell in love with India and its diverse culture. Draft of organ transplantation law ready, submitted to state government for review The landmark draft law on organ harvesting and transplantation - The Gujarat-Deceased Donor Organ and Tissue Transplantation (G-DOT) - has been submitted to the state government by the state health ministry for review. More Ahmedabad News»

		Allahabad
		'Barely 5.14% calls made to Allahabad's control room are genuine' Of the nearly, 5.41 lakh calls made to the hi-tech police control room in the past three months, only 5.14% (27,245) calls were found to be genuine. Women to get PM's health insurance as rakhi gift Thousands of women of the city would be covered under Prime Minister’s health and insurance scheme as Rakshabandhan gift by Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Saturday. Seven-judge HC bench shifts lawyer murder case to Rae Bareli A seven-judge bench of Allahabad High Court on Friday directed transfer of trial of district court lawyer Nabi Ahmed murder case from Allahabad district court to Rae Bareli district court. More Allahabad News»

		Bhubaneswar
		Bhubaneswar Ashram turns into battlefield Close on heels of recent violence at Sarathi baba ashram in Kendrapada, tension ran high at Trahi Achyuta ashram at Jhinti near Bhubaneswar following clash between locals and inmates of the religious institution on Sunday. Silk City awaits sports infra Lack of sports infrastructure in the Silk City robbed the joy of observing National Sports Day here on Saturday. 15 youths from state to scale the Himalayas It would be a unique experience for 15 youths from the state who are going to climb some peaks, which are above 6,000 metres in height, in the Himalayas in 2016 as part of the Him-Sikhar programme. More Bhubaneswar News»

		Bhopal
		Twelve tribals booked for stealing treasure trove of Mughal period coins in Madhya Pradesh Madhya Pradesh police on Sunday booked twelve labourers on charges of 'stealing' a treasure trove of ancient coins they chanced upon while excavating land in Mandla district. Raksha sutra: Girls tie rakhi to Chouhan A campaign would be conducted throughout the state to give insurance cover to sisters by covering them under Pradhan Mantri Jeevan Suraksha Yojana, government said today on occasion of Raksha Bandhan. Bitten by mosquitoes, min scolds 2 govt staff Two government officials invited wrath of animal husbandry minister Kusum Mehedele on Friday when the senior minister was inspecting an animal farm in Tikamgarh. More Bhopal News»

		Chandigarh
		Bathinda mayor made to wait outside Central Jail for over 30 minutes Bathinda mayor Balwant Rai Nath had to face a lot of embarrassment on Saturday at the Central Jail when the prison authorities did not allow him to go inside. Bridge repair leads to traffic jam on NH-1 near Chaheru The bridge between Jalandhar and Phagwara near Chaheru village on National Highway-1 has become a traffic bottleneck as one side of the bridge has been closed for repairs. Stir against waste plant: CMO officials visit Jamsher Disgruntled over setting up of the solid waste management plant in Jamsher, the villagers made it clear to a special committee, who visited Jamsher dairy plant here on Saturday, that they were against the construction of plant at the proposed site. More Chandigarh News»

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