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Smoke billow beneath the banned Boli
A T News Service
ITANAGAR, Sept 24: A group of around 100 women of the Capital Complex today unanimously appealed to the authorities concerned to put a blanket ban on Boli.
Talking to the media persons, on behalf of the women victims who were present there, state Nationalist Congress Party women wing president Toko Sheetal said that the order of the district Capital administration regarding the Boli has been misinterpreted by the organizers. The Boli is still being played despite ban and most of the victims of the Boli are weaker section of the society, she said.
The Capital district administration in its Sept 1 order said that ‘Boli game shall not be allowed to be played as already ordered. However, every member who has taken the money after bidding shall have to compulsorily return only the amount she had taken, to organizer/collector. The collector shall then distribute this amount amongst all the members so that members can get back their investments. This entire process of winding up of this game must be completed within three months from the date of issue of this order”. However, the organizers have misinterpreted the order saying that the administration has ordered to complete the bidding of Boli game within three months, Sheetal claimed and added that women of middle class, poor families are forced to play the Boli against their will.
Pointing out the administrative order for ‘compulsory return of the amount’, Sheetal who claimed herself to be one of the victims of the Boli, said that the women of the poor families were lured to play more than one groups of the Boli and most of the women have invested money as a member of several groups. How could a woman return the money to a one group of Boli until she receives the fund invested in several other Boli groups, she questioned and urged the higher authorities to take bold initiative for the security and peace of the members who are constantly being threatened to return the bidding money or under instant pressure to continue the game.
Initially the Boli was helpful for the weaker section as the game was played with little amount and small group. But in the course of time the Boli played involving rupees thousands to lakhs and it has now become a daily affair without proper rules and agreement, Sheetal alleged.
Claiming that around thousands woman of the Capital Complex are the members of such Boli groups Sheetal said that 98 per cent of the members are in favour of complete ban on Boli.
It is not swine flu that has threatened the life of the innocent people of the state, but the Boli which has already robbed off the peace of the family of weaker sections of the society, she said.
One of the victims of the Boli and Capital Complex Women Welfare Society president Tana Nenu alleged that many woman members have left their houses under constant threat for their unable to pay the money to the collectors. Properties of four families of Boli members have been forcefully taken away yesterday, she alleged.
If the Govt does not take immediate step to find out the solution to the matter in the greater interest of the women who are compelled to live away from their sons and husband and to bring peace in the society, we shall have no other option but to come out to the street demanding complete solution to the matter, Nenu said.
We are ready to cooperate with the administration. Let peace prevails in hundreds of family of weaker sections in the Capital Complex, she appealed.
Meanwhile, Nenu informed that a committee was formed with Sheetal as president and Nenu general secretary to raise the grievances of the all the Boli victims.
One of the victims husband Sung Passang claimed that his wife, who is the member of the Boli groups, has been missing since the last week of August. He has approached various authorities and appealed them to find out his missing wife, but yielded no result. Peace has been robbed off due to this game called Boli, he said.
Another woman victim said ‘the Boli party has threatened me to pay the sum in lakhs within a week. I don’t know what to do. I have also invested money in another Boli groups which I have not received yet’, she said.
Techi Necha, Trinamool Congress candidate from Itanagar Assembly constituency, who was also present, is of the view that administration should take immediate step to find out a concrete solution to the problem in order to bring peace in the society.
Itanagar, Sept 24: 53 candidates filed nominations today taking the total to 126.
Among those who filed nominations is former Chief Minister Gegong Apang.
19 nominations were filed by Indian National Congress, four by Bharatiya Janata party, eight by All India Trinamool Congress, 12 by Nationalist Congress Party and 4 Peoples Party of Arunachal, 3 Janata Dal while three Independent candidates also filed their nominations.
The final date for nomination is Sept 25. Scrutiny of Nomination is Sept 26 while the last date of withdrawal is Sept 29.
No. & Name Sl. No. Name of Party
of Assembly candidate Affiliation
Constituency filed Nomination
(1) 2) (3) (4)
1-
4-
(Substitute)
5-
6-
9-
13-
(United)
16-
8 Nikh Kamin AITC
17-
10 Nani Ribia AITC
19-
20-
22-
24-
26-
28-
29-
32-
19 Karma Jerang Janta Dal
(United)
20 Tayu Jerang NCP
33-
34-
23 Katan Kombho BJP
35-
36-
26 Kenyom Dabi Independent
37-
28 Omak Apang INC
38-
39-
40-
32 Dana Pertin BJP
33 Raising Perme NCP
43-
44-
36 Nakul Chai AITC
45-
38 Khuje Drai NCP
46-
40 C. C. Namchoom NCP
47-
48-
49-
44 Khumral Lungphi NCP
51-
53-
54-
55-
49 Kamthok Lowang AITC
56-
51 Yamsen Matey INC
57-
60-
Arunachal Edition of The Sentinel launched
ITANAGAR, Sept 24: The Arunachal edition of The Sentinel, was launched today in Itanagar with Rup J Pater as Consulting Editor and Jarpum Gamlin as it Chief Executive Officer at function at Banquet Hall.
While launching the newspaper, chief guest Prof. KC Belliappa complimented the new initiative and exhorted the media fraternity to be fair in presenting stories and in reporting. He further emphasized on the need to provide wider coverage on districts issues rather than confining to capital complex only.
Gamlin, a management graduate with stints in Honda and Moserbear was optimistic that the newly launched newspaper will raise the bar of excellence in both contents of news, fairness and quality in reporting, high standard of presentation and newsprints.
“It was Lummer Dai’s vision to have a newspaper in the state which saw the birth
of first paper; it was his dream which gave us the taste for newspaper, it was his
efforts which created a market for newspaper”, the CEO said while paying homage to
Lummer Dai, the prioneer of Print Media in the state. Jarjum Ete dwelt at length
on media’s role in bringing out the truth to the masses. She further said that network
of delivery has to be activated so that reach is better. She further said that print
media has been Capital region centric which needs to be changed if it has stand the
test of time. A former journalist herself, Ete spelt-
Dibang districts celebrate Keme-
ANINI, Sept 24: Idu-
During the festival Apeya-
Deputy Commissioner, Tayor Jempen in his speech as Chief Guest said that upcoming generation should focus more on the preservation of its exotic traditional arts and crafts, folklores, folk songs and dances to which Idu tribe is known all over the state.
Participating on the occasion, Local MLA, Rajesh Tacho expressed his concern over the danger being posed to the indigenous culture and its colourful traditions with the arrival of modernity.
He urged the youths to take every possible steps for the preservations, however, as a matter of fact, youth must ensure that it’s original form remain intact while blending the culture in the name of modernity.
The daylong celebration featured traditional fashion show, community feast.
Roing: Keme-
Apart from cultural programmes, one of the attractions of the Keme-
Elders of the community, District Officials and Mukut Mithi, MP Rajyasabha and former Chief Minister while visiting the stall, appreciated the support rendered by NABARD to SHGs in capacity building, training and promotional activities. It is to be noted that there are 22 successful SHGs promoted by Essomi Foundation under TDF area sponsored by NABARD, said the press release by Essomi Foundation.
ITANAGAR, Sep 24: Arunachal Pradesh Trinamool Congress has released its final list
of candidates today. MLA Nikh Kamin has been issued the party ticket for 16-
Other prominent figures whose name has been approved for APTC are former ministers
Tengam Ngemu for 52-
Former MLA Larbin Nasi will be contesting from 48-
Where liquor flows like the river
Denhang Bosai
The Tirap District Administration has launched an all-
But the biggest haul of liquor came on 24th Setp.’09 morning when mobile staff of
Excise Department, Khonsa seized 500 cases of liquor from a truck bearing No. AS-
A few days ago Sachin Shinde, IAS Assistant Commissioner (Election) along with Police
personnel seized 12 cases of liquor from the shops in the premises of State Transport
Office, Khonsa. A few days after that raid, the members of All Tirap Students’ Union
who are helping the administration during elections in its crusade to check unauthorized
sale of liquor, seized a few cases of liquor from Khonsa Bazar. The 19 Assam Rifles
personnel who are also engaged in thorough checking in the Khonsa township ahead
of Assembly elections, confiscated 12 cases of rum and 6 cases of beer from a Lazu-
It may be mentioned here that the District Magistrate Tirap had earlier promulgated
prohibitory orders, barring sale of liquor during elections. The order had limited
sale of only 2 bottles of liquor per person per day. It is needless to mention that
the candidates and their supporters freely distribute liquor to the voters during
elections in the district to win them over. In fact, liquor and meat are liberally
used in the district by the contesting candidates during elections thereby exploiting
the inherent weakness of the gullible voters for liquor. Incidentally, Tirap is not
an isolated case as people all over the State have a penchant for liquor traditionally.
Thus, strict vigil and relentless checking on sale and transit of liquor during elections
will go a long way in arresting rampant use of liquor by political parties. It is
a fact that too much use of liquor during elections vitiates the atmosphere causing
chaos and law and order problems. But this time, Tirap District Administration, District
Police and Security Forces seem to have made-
Large quantity of liquor seized
TAWANG: Tawang District Administration conducted intensive surprise checking drives to detect illicit liquor selling to ensure free and fair election. Large quantity of illicit liquor was seized during the drive in the outskirt of Tawang township.
The monitoring teams of Model code of conduct and Sector Officers have also been pressed into service in the entire district to monitor and report on any violation by political parties in daily basis.
The local police have started conducting regular motor vehicle and ILP checking drives in the district and a number of persons from outside the state were found staying in the district in violation of the ILP regulation. The violators were booked under the Bengal Eastern Frontier Regulation Act and forwarded to local courts for penal action.
The daily sale of liquor in licensed wine shops in the district are also being monitored closely and the police stations have been directed to ensure the depositions of licensed arms by the licencee in the district as no exemption for such deposition of licensed fire arms have been received so far.
ECIL Engineers Test EVMs
SEPPA: A first level checking of the EVMs was conducted at Seppa Election office, by the highly skilled team of ECIL Engineers headed by S.C Sarkar from Hydrabad.
Out of total 347 checked control unit 30 were found defective. At least 3 EVMs have
been issued to the AROs of the various circle of the district so far-
Election process goes high tech
BOMDILA: Keeping pace with the present day Information technology, the District Administration,
in its official website of the district – west kameng. nic.in has opened a profile-
Details of Administrative Sub-
Likewise, under the Elector Information, one could get to know the Gender, Elector
population ration, State Age-
Meanwhile the first level checking of the 330 EVMs meant for the 152 (including 02 auxilary ones) Polling Stations of the district is being carried out by the Engineers of ECIL Hydrabad and the EVM awareness campaign is being carried out in the respective AC segments by the AROs and AEROs concerned.
Earlier in the morning, a meeting of the Nodal Officers, responsible for the smooth, free and fair conduct of the state Assembly elections, was held under the chairmanship of the District Election Officer Swati Sharma, where matters related to the safe custody of the EVMs and election documents, MCC violation, District Communication Plan, Movement of men and materials to the Polling Stations, EVM preparation and awareness campaign, Monitoring of Election expenditures, Dispatch of polling materials and polling parties, Media Cell, Poll Day arrangement and arrangements for dispatch of Postal Ballot Papers to officers and officials on election duty etc were taken up and reviewed for the successful conduct of the forthcoming Assembly Elections. (DIPRO)
Dr. Nani Bath
There can be little doubt that nomination constitutes an important component of electoral politics. A political scientist remarked: “It is at the stage of nomination that the electoral battle is half won once candidates are sponsored with political imagination”. Thus, the selection process has considerable bearing on the quality of leaders to be chosen for political positions, on the fortunes of political parties as well as on individuals, on the nature of the electoral process, and on the character of the leadership and the orientation of the political system and hence the process is important for failure and success of political party in an election.
The Legislative Assembly of Arunachal Pradesh has 60 seats, out of which 59 seats
are reserved for scheduled tribes and one seat (49 Bordumsa-
The people of Arunachal Pradesh entered into the electoral politics without adequate
training in the art of politics. The competitive politics did not dictate the contests
for the Panchayati bodies as election to these bodies followed customary laws of
the tribal communities. At the initial stage of the introduction of Panchayati Raj
institution, election did not take place in many areas as there were fewer contestants
and the contests were not on the party lines. In many instances the traditional
leaders-
This trend got reflected in early general elections held in the state. Political parties did not have much difficulty in nominating candidates as it was not easy to find sufficient ‘qualified’ candidates to contest the elections. The panchayat leaders ‘naturally’ became the contestants in both Parliamentary and Assembly elections. They were mostly the first educated leaders among the tribals and were traditionally respected. The respected leaders were very few in number as a result of which those leaders considered their selection by the political parties ‘as a matter of right’.
During those days party structure was not organized and hence no party did follow a set procedure of selection of candidate.
Political activities got momentum with the spread of education. Some politically conscious leaders felt the necessity of forming Regional Parties to safeguard the interests of the locals. Units of National political parties were also formed thereby making politics, particularly electoral politics very competitive. The competitive nature of politics has in turn made the process and criteria of selection of candidates more complex and competitive.
A candidate without any exception is nominated by the political party only if he
belongs to a tribal community, which constitutes majority in that constituency. A
tribal voter invariably prefers to vote in favour of a candidate of his own community/tribe
coming from his locality. In all the assembly election held so far, no non-
In Arunachal Pradesh support and loyalty to the party leadership constitute an important criterion of candidate selection. The Telegraph reports that the incumbent Chief Minister not only handpicked many candidates loyal to him but also ensured exclusion of some candidates who might not toe his political line.
Enduring loyalty of a candidate to the party also cannot be ignored. In the last 2004 election all the supporters of Mukut Mithi, who remained as Congress loyalists by not joining BJP along with Gegong Apang were rewarded with party tickets. There were sixteen legislators, called as “Super Sixteen’’ in Mithi’s camp. It was reported that Mithi threatened to resign from the party if any member of his team is denied party ticket.
It is almost a known fact that the only candidate capable of bearing the expenses
of the party is nominated. Many politicians and office-
Candidate’s ability to win is not often the decisive criterion as the ruling party ticket almost assures election to the selected candidate. The voters in the state do not judge the value of the candidate by his performance inside the legislature. Therefore, the least significance is attached to the value of the candidate in the legislature when selection is made.
Interestingly, in Arunachal Pradesh, the contestants of political parties other than ruling party are mostly the rejected and rebel candidates, who have been denied party ticket of the ruling party or the candidates who are not hopeful of getting nomination as ruling party nominees. History tells us that such candidates enter in the fray just to extract certain materials benefits from the sponsoring party or from the potential winning candidate.
Situation in this election may slightly be different with the entry of nationalist Congress Party and Trinamool Congress. Political complexities may further increase once Naga Peoples Front becomes operational after getting green signal from the Election Commission of India.
To conclude, present Congress was thought to be different from the tradition of previous
Indian National Congress as it is in the complete command of Rahul Gandhi and his
mother, Sonia. Many expected that dynastic politics would be ruled out and role of
‘material influence’ would be reduced to zero. But unfortunately these expectations
were dashed with the nominations of large number of kiths and kins of heavy-
However, optimists would still think that nomination of Likha Saya and active consideration of the candidatures of other youth leaders like Nymar Karbak and Hanifa Yongfo is an indication of an attitudinal change of Congress leadership at the centre. Will it bring an ideological politics in the state? Will merit remain the sole criterion of candidates’ selection in future elections?
(Dr. Bath teaches in the Department of Political Science, Rajiv Gandhi University and can be contacted at nanibath@ rediffmail.com.)
ITANAGAR, Sept 24: Rajiv Gandhi University Teachers’ Association today joined Federation
of Central Universities Teachers’ Association (FEDCUTA) and staged a Dharna in protest
against the failure of the University Grants Commission (UGC) in consulting FEDCUTA
before finalization of Regulations of service conditions of teachers. Protests was
marked by wearing Black Badges by all the members of RGUTA. All the teaching faculties
took out a procession carrying placards, shouting slogans and observed Dharna in
front of the Vice-
Prof. A.K.Das, President RGUTA, while addressing the gathering showed strong sentiments against MHRD and UGC for not taking up the genuine demands of FEDCUTA seriously. While addressing, Secretary, RGUTA said that teachers are the souls of the nation and nation survives if souls exists. He further added that old Pension Scheme should also be given to teachers appointed after 01.01.2004.
Later on President, RGUTA submitted a memorandum to Chairman, UGC, New Delhi, enlisting
the demands of FEDCUTA to Vice-
NAHARLAGUN, Sept 24: Three days training for entry operators and monitoring personal of Tawang district for Operationalization of MIS (Management information system) software developed by Ministry of Rural Development, Govt. of India under NREGA was conducted at Tawang from Sep 22. Tawang district is covered under NREGA from April 2008 in the third phase district.
The training was inaugurated by Lobsang Phunchu, the ADC Tawang.
The training conducted by the DRDA in collaboration with NIC was attended by all the BDOs and their staff with CIC operators and DRDA staff of Tawang.
Manish Verma, DIO Tawang and Karma Leki, PD DRDA Tawang were the main resource parson for the training.
19 Kumaon’s free school health check-
ITANAGAR, Sept 24: Troops of 19 KUMAON Regiment organized a free school health check-
Medical Officer from the Battalion carried out medical check-
This camp was utilized to interact with the school children, their guardians and local villagers and create awareness about malaria, water borne diseases and skin infections.
College election after fresh order from admin
PASIGHAT, Sept 24: The Principal JNC Pasighat T. Talom in a press release informed today that the College election have been deferred till further order. This decision was taken at a coordination meeting held on Sept 20 which was attended by administrative officers, senior citizens and public leaders.
While reacting to news published in a local daily, Talom said that one Daniel Jamoh, who claimed to be Chairman of JNC students Union, is not student of the college. Jamoh had demanded holding of early College elections.
The Principal also informed through the release that according to Lyngdoh Commission recommendation the democratic rights of the students will be honoured and election will be conducted within a short period of time but after receiving a fresh order from the Deputy Commissioner East Siang. (DIPRO)
NERIST, Sept 24: The National Service Scheme Cell of NERIST observed the NSS day this morning. The occasion was marked by a function followed by plantation camp and awareness campaign. The ceremony was attended by Program Officers, Security Guards and staff of NERIST, Police Personnel from Nirjuli Police out Post and Shopkeepers of Nirjuli.
Speaking on the occasion the Co-
He also stated that horizon of NSS needs to be enlarged keeping in mind the changes taking place around the world.
Program Officer, Dr. Awadesh Kumar speaking on topic “Us and Them: Who is responsible? highlighted the adverse effect of global warming on human and wildlife.
Program Officer, Dinamani Singh said that wide participation is needed to fulfill the aims of NSS.
Around 50 saplings of Ashoka plants were planted around the main gate of NERIST. Places surrounding the Main Gate were cleaned and a sensitization campaign about market waste management was carried out by Program Officers.
Delayed restoration of road link draws public flak
Correspondent
ROING, Sept 24: The blockage on NH 52 at the Mayudia point on Sept 18 to 19 due to heavy landslide has been cleared but not before the intervention of the DC Y W Ringu.
The restoration work was delayed at the much inconvenient of public due to scuffle between the GREF and Wild Life Department over the road as it falls under the area of Mihao Wild Life Sanctuary.
Lambasting the delayed in the restoration of road, Buke Miso Head Gam Hunli said that the people have to bear the brunt because of the dispute the two agencies. The GREF should be given free hand for the maintenance and clearance of the road, he advocated.
The Wild Life Department issued a complete restriction of heavy earth cutting works/widening of road at Mayudia point since the road comes under the area of Mihao Wild Life Sanctuary while the GREF personnel planned to develop a transit camp at the point for the convenient of the Army personnel. We are here for both public and defense personnel to maintain the road but such kind of interruption discourage us to continue the work, expressed Kuldeep Raj OC 62 RCC.
According to wildlife sources, the GREF can carried on the normal maintenance and clearance work but the complete cutting of hills side for parking Army convoy would hampered the sanctity of the Mayudia. Heavy human interference at this point could spoil the natural beauty and its fragile environment, asserted the wild life authority.
J Riba DFO Wildlife said that any further cutting and widening of the road under the sanctuary has to be taken permission from the union ministry of forest and environment. He also rules out any use of explosive and blasting under the sanctuary.
When contacted to Epra Mechola member of the State Advisory Board Wild Life said that the Mayudia Point falls under restricted wild life sanctuary owing to habitat of rear and endangered animal species. Any explosive and blasting activities at this point may affect the wild life directlyâ, Mechola says.
AAPWU demands arrear and bonus
ITANAGAR Sep 24: All Arunachal Pradesh Worker’s Union, Upper Subansiri District Unit appealed the PWD Division and APEDA Department of Upper Subansiri District to release the 15 months arrears of WC Staff and also appealed the other concerned department to pay the casual bonus of the workers within September.
Donations towards fire victims
ITANAGAR Sep 24: Upper Siang District Galo Welfare Society donated thirty five thousand towards the fire victims’ relief fund of Nyigam village through the Basar Additional deputy Commissioner.
The society further donated ten thousand to fire victim Tami Bam, a driver serving under Yingkiong PWD. Bam’s government quarter was engulfed in a fire accident on September 16 last.
Tawang road open
Tawang: Several inquiries regarding restriction of traffic movement on Bhalukpong-
In fact the month beginning from October to November is the peak tourist season in Tawang and the inflow of tourists has already gained momentum.
There is hectic booking of hotels by tourists and the District is expecting visit of large number of tourists during this season. (DIPRO)
Richo resigns
ITANAGAR: INC candidate for 17-
INC responds
ITANAGAR: 36 Nari-
He further said that NCP’s demand to declare Nari-
Doye further said that on September 21, Nari AERO, called for claims and objections for double entries electoral roll and additional electoral roll.
He further claimed that the AERO has also lodged an FIR against the culprits.
(Readers’ Forum)
Politics versus People
Madam,
Election time is on and D day is fast approaching and I can’t help myself but to go back to the memory lane which reminds of a wave which had engulfed the entire populace of Arunachal especially West Siang district. Kiren or ‘Kiran’ as the masses pronounced it, literally means ‘light’. It symbolizes hope, a new beginning…Kiren ko vote nai dene wala to ‘pagol’ hai, the patriotism in their voices was running high and was quiet laudable. Now I realize how pagol indeed I had been to have voted for him. It was the 16th of April, I vividly remember. After an early breakfast and having cast my vote I had taken my two months pregnant wife all the way to Taba Sora, a remote village located up hills somewhere 28 kilometers from Aalo town against all the medical advice not to travel. But determined as I was not to let a vote go waste and since she was having the voters ID card issued against the village address, I took the risk. Its a bumpy, nerve wrecking roller coaster ride, driving through which I often wonder about these much hyped Yojanas like PMGSY which only makes a good reading in the newspaper and gives us a false impression of ‘ARUNACHAL PROGRESSING’ when they are announced with much fanfair but the ground reality remains the same and the deplorable road condition with potholes alone is such that bullock carts seems more fit than the Scorpios and its lesser brother Maruti 800s struggling its way up to different constituencies located faraway in the countryside. For the first time in the history of Arunachal politics, we thought, the election battle was going to be fought not on the basis of party affiliations or monetary inducements but on the basis of a personality and credibility of an individual, which was a significant paradigm shift. He came as a breeze of fresh air, a new lease of life, as a messiah of the masses who could relate to him, his charismatic personality hypnotized the people.
But sadly his saga of heroism could barely last 3 months which was evident after
the declaration of result on May 16th, it was so short-
I remember my father in law who had pasted Kiren’s poster all over his traditional
house in Taba Sora village, even to the extent of keeping his portrait in the Nakum
(a small bamboo made hut in the paddy field). I could see my ato’s face would lighten
up at the glance of that poster, where Kiren stood beaming, looking confident in
a bespectacled posture and the caption written below boldly displaying itself-
With his U turn, a tragedy of different nature has struck the youths.
How would he explain the plight of parents looking askance at the youths who had mindlessly let the entire village reverberated with the slogan of Kiren. As is known, in the rural areas of AP where the dissemination of knowledge or information is minimal, these youths actually act as the bridge and whatever they tell their illiterate parents is readily accepted and obliged by the parents, taking pride in the wisdom of college returned sons and daughters.
Such is the tragedy today, people fear even to hope, to dream. No one is going to believe a candidate howsoever clean or sincere his intentions might be. He will be penalized citing Kiren’s example. Hope has died a tragic death. His saga of heroism proved to be of temporary nature which has left thousands of his workers and well wishers high and dry. But for a common man nothing much has changed and have come to the terms with the reality. Probably the wound inflicted upon them won’t be forgotten so easily but one thing is for sure, the masses have resolved or perhaps learned a lesson not to let anybody play with their emotions anymore….
Yours Truly
K K Raja Jini
People’s Union for Progressive Arunachal (PUPA)
495 Top Flr, Punjabi Bagh Club Road, New Delhi-
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