Volume 109, December 13, 2009
Editors: Mohamed & Rashida Ziauddin
St. Louis, Missouri
In the Name of Allah, the Most Beneficent and the Most Merciful
(a) Is this Human Farm ?
Surrogate mothers in various stages of pregnancy are seen resting at a dormitory above a clinic in Anand, in India's Gujarat state. Among recession's more unlikely victims have been infertile Western couples wanting children and prepared to travel abroad to use Indian surrogates as a cheaper alternative to fertility clinics back home. (AFP/File/Anna Cunningham)
VIDEO: Each month, scores of infertile Western couples head to a small clinic in Gujarat state, where they can rent out wombs at five times less than it would cost them at home. For the Indian surrogate mothers, many of whom are illiterate and sign the contracts with thumb prints, it is a fast way to earn money to support their own families. (AFPTV)
A surrogate mother six months into her pregnancy is seen resting at a dormitory above a clinic in Anand in India's Gujarat state. Among recession's more unlikely victims have been infertile Western couples wanting children and prepared to travel abroad to use Indian surrogates as a cheaper alternative to fertility clinics back home. (AFP/File/Anna Cunningham)
This file picture shows Indian doctor Nayana Patel (C) with surrogate mothers at her clinic in Anand in India's western state of Gujarat. Among recession's more unlikely victims have been infertile Western couples wanting children and prepared to travel abroad to use Indian surrogate mothers as a cheaper alternative to fertility clinics back home. (AFP/File
ONE RECENT EXAMPLE OF SERVICES OFFERED BY PCRF INDICATED IN A CONDENSED VERSION BELOW.
Dr. Raymond R. Rendon holds up the artificial eye he has created and hand-painted for Mariam, moments before she received it from him. Mariam Al Shafei, 15, received her artificial eye Thursday, Dec. 10, 2009, in the San Jose office of Dr. Raymond R. Rendon. Mariam was injured in a bombing in the Gaza Strip and stayed with her host family in Redwood City while having several previous appointments to be fitted with her new eye. (Karen T. Borchers/Mercury News) ( KAREN T. BORCHERS )
"Trapped in the Middle East's brutal eye-for-an-eye conflict, Mariam Al Shafei was robbed of hers by a hot piece of flying shrapnel. She was only 14, a mere schoolgirl, and had never hurt anyone.
Mariam's long process of healing started Thursday afternoon. San Jose prosthetic expert Raymond Rendon built her a new eye — large and brown, like her own — and gently placed it in the empty socket.
She peered into the mirror, then tossed back her head and let out a full-throated laugh. Then she looked again, closer.
The sculpted acrylic eye was cold. It hurt a little. She wiped a tissue to catch a tear. "It looks beautiful," said friend and translator Rima Qaru of San Francisco.
Flown here by the charity Palestine Children's Relief Fund, Mariam's medical care is donated by volunteers like Rendon and San Francisco ophthalmologist Dr. Stuart Seiff, who will do minor surgery. Other volunteers, such as Mariam's Arabic translator and the host family in Redwood City, provide food, clothing, housing and entertainment.
At least 10 other Arab children have come to the Bay Area through PCRF.
Mariam, now 15, was hit Jan. 4, while eating breakfast in her Gaza home. It happened during an Israeli response to earlier rocket fire by Hamas.
"It was in the morning," she said, through the translator. "I was in the kitchen. There were two tanks. A neighbor's house was hit, and so many people were injured. A child died, 4 years old."
"I was going to their house, then ours was hit," she continued. "We called for help, for an ambulance, but nobody responded. Ambulances were not allowed. Then a neighbor got a big pickup truck and took me to the hospital."
Palestinian doctors removed some of the shrapnel and tried to fix her eyelid, slit in half. But they couldn't replace her eye. Mariam, a pretty girl with light toffee-colored skin and straight white teeth, was left with an empty socket.
Her father, Hassan, 45, was working in the family's strawberry field four years ago, when he was killed, along with six other civilians, by an Israelis tank shell.
"He fell in the orchard where he was working," she said of her father. Tearfully she added, "He was very kind.'' Their farm destroyed, the family of 12 "depends on the good will of people," she said.
Her hijab covers a scalp injury, where hair won't grow. There's a lump on her eyelid, and a few lashes are missing.
She wants to be a dentist when she grows up. So she needed to get better, which was helped with the special medical trip to the U.S.
Rendon took a mold of her eye socket and then built a new one to fit, painting it for a perfect match — a process worth more than $3,000. "She has a great attitude," he said.
"I am happy here and love everything here," Mariam said. She's staying until late January. "I feel safe here." But she yearns to go home and support her nation — with her new eye.
"I wish and hope I could live in Gaza in peace and dignity, as it is my country," she wrote in a poem. "I am Palestinian and I won't leave Palestine no matter what happens."
"If there are explosions every day and fire and destruction every day and even if we are burnt by fire," she wrote. "I will still be a Palestinian and I love peace."
This file picture shows Indian doctor Nayana Patel (C) with surrogate mothers at her clinic in Anand in India's western state of Gujarat. Among recession's more unlikely victims have been infertile Western couples wanting children and prepared to travel abroad to use Indian surrogate mothers as a cheaper alternative to fertility clinics back home. (AFP/File
(b) WE HAVE ALL PRAISE AND ADMIRATION TO THE TREMENDOUS SERVICE OFFERED BY (PCRF) - PALESTINIAN CHILDRENS RELIEF FUND:
The Palestine Children's Relief Fund is a nonpolitical, nonprofit organization that was established in 1991 by concerned Americans to address the medical and humanitarian crisis facing Palestinian youths. It has since expanded to help suffering Arab children from other Middle Eastern nations like Iraq.
The main objective of the PCRF is to identify and treat every child in need of specialized surgery not available to them at home. It also sends teams of doctors to provide medical tests and screenings. PCRF was one of the first organizations working in Palestine to be given a license by the U.S. Treasury Department after post-election restrictions were put in place for all U.S. charities there.
The main objective of the PCRF is to identify and treat every child in need of specialized surgery not available to them at home. It also sends teams of doctors to provide medical tests and screenings. PCRF was one of the first organizations working in Palestine to be given a license by the U.S. Treasury Department after post-election restrictions were put in place for all U.S. charities there.
More than 800 children have undergone surgery or treatment outside the Middle East through the PCRF. Thousands have received tests, evaluations and screenings. "They have a proven track record of providing lifesaving, nonpolitical
aid in an area where children are suffering," according to former U.S. President Jimmy Carter. For more information, go to http://www.pcrf.net
Arab girl's healing starts in San Jose (California) with a new eye to replace one destroyed in war
By Lisa M. Krieger (Mercury News, Dec 10, 2009)
Dr. Raymond R. Rendon holds up the artificial eye he has created and hand-painted for Mariam, moments before she received it from him. Mariam Al Shafei, 15, received her artificial eye Thursday, Dec. 10, 2009, in the San Jose office of Dr. Raymond R. Rendon. Mariam was injured in a bombing in the Gaza Strip and stayed with her host family in Redwood City while having several previous appointments to be fitted with her new eye. (Karen T. Borchers/Mercury News) ( KAREN T. BORCHERS )
"Trapped in the Middle East's brutal eye-for-an-eye conflict, Mariam Al Shafei was robbed of hers by a hot piece of flying shrapnel. She was only 14, a mere schoolgirl, and had never hurt anyone.
Mariam's long process of healing started Thursday afternoon. San Jose prosthetic expert Raymond Rendon built her a new eye — large and brown, like her own — and gently placed it in the empty socket.
She peered into the mirror, then tossed back her head and let out a full-throated laugh. Then she looked again, closer.
The sculpted acrylic eye was cold. It hurt a little. She wiped a tissue to catch a tear. "It looks beautiful," said friend and translator Rima Qaru of San Francisco.
Flown here by the charity Palestine Children's Relief Fund, Mariam's medical care is donated by volunteers like Rendon and San Francisco ophthalmologist Dr. Stuart Seiff, who will do minor surgery. Other volunteers, such as Mariam's Arabic translator and the host family in Redwood City, provide food, clothing, housing and entertainment.
At least 10 other Arab children have come to the Bay Area through PCRF.
Mariam, now 15, was hit Jan. 4, while eating breakfast in her Gaza home. It happened during an Israeli response to earlier rocket fire by Hamas.
"It was in the morning," she said, through the translator. "I was in the kitchen. There were two tanks. A neighbor's house was hit, and so many people were injured. A child died, 4 years old."
"I was going to their house, then ours was hit," she continued. "We called for help, for an ambulance, but nobody responded. Ambulances were not allowed. Then a neighbor got a big pickup truck and took me to the hospital."
Palestinian doctors removed some of the shrapnel and tried to fix her eyelid, slit in half. But they couldn't replace her eye. Mariam, a pretty girl with light toffee-colored skin and straight white teeth, was left with an empty socket.
Her father, Hassan, 45, was working in the family's strawberry field four years ago, when he was killed, along with six other civilians, by an Israelis tank shell.
"He fell in the orchard where he was working," she said of her father. Tearfully she added, "He was very kind.'' Their farm destroyed, the family of 12 "depends on the good will of people," she said.
Her hijab covers a scalp injury, where hair won't grow. There's a lump on her eyelid, and a few lashes are missing.
She wants to be a dentist when she grows up. So she needed to get better, which was helped with the special medical trip to the U.S.
Rendon took a mold of her eye socket and then built a new one to fit, painting it for a perfect match — a process worth more than $3,000. "She has a great attitude," he said.
"I am happy here and love everything here," Mariam said. She's staying until late January. "I feel safe here." But she yearns to go home and support her nation — with her new eye.
"I wish and hope I could live in Gaza in peace and dignity, as it is my country," she wrote in a poem. "I am Palestinian and I won't leave Palestine no matter what happens."
"If there are explosions every day and fire and destruction every day and even if we are burnt by fire," she wrote. "I will still be a Palestinian and I love peace."
(c) Are the Muslims demonstrating in the below picture right on the mark and should global ummah be more assertive to support below ideas ?
(d) Is below a continuance of the ongoing atrocities against Muslims perpetrated by the Jewish Settlers ?
Palestinians look at Jewish writing outside a mosque that was set on fire in the West Bank village of Kfar Yasuf, south of the West Bank city of Nablus, on December 11, 2009. Jewish settlers are suspected in the attack on the mosque where fire was set to a library and hate messages were sprayed on the building, Palestinian security sources said. AFP PHOTO/JAAFAR
Palestinians stand outside a vandalized mosque where graffiti reading 'Price tag, greetings from Effi' was sprayed, in the West Bank village of Yasuf south of Nablus. (THE ASSOCIATED PRESS/Nasser Ishtayeh)
Palestinians inspect the damage to a mosque that was set on fire in the West Bank village of Kfar Yasuf, south of the West Bank city of Nablus. Assailants vandalised a West Bank mosque on Friday, torching its library and spraying hate messages in Hebrew in an attack blamed on hardline Jews angered by plans to curb settlement building. (AFP/Jaafar Ashtiyeh)
An elderly Palestinian woman gestures as she sits with her belongings in front of a disputed house in the east Jerusalem neighborhood of Sheik Jarrah, Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2009. Jewish settlers claiming ownership forced their way into a disputed house in east Jerusalem on Tuesday, using hired guards to evict an elderly Palestinian woman and tossing the belongings of the 29 other residents into the rain, witnesses said. (AP Photo/Sebastian Scheiner)
Israeli border police officers stand guard in front of a disputed house in the east Jerusalem neighborhood of Sheik Jarrah, Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2009. Jewish settlers claiming ownership forced their way into a disputed house in east Jerusalem on Tuesday, using hired guards to evict an elderly Palestinian woman and tossing the belongings of the 29 other residents into the rain, witnesses said. (AP Photo/Sebastian Scheiner)
(e) ARE EXTREMISTS THE CANCER OF HUMANITY ?
(Extremists from all faiths, nationalities, ethnic groups are ONE SICK family with the common core values of INTOLERANCE, CLOSE MINDEDNESS, FEAR MONGERING AND FEEDING ON DIVISIVENESS, SELF-CENTEREDNESS, INCREASING INSECURITY AND PROPAGATING HATE).
They are exactly the opposite of what Allah commanded in the Holy Quran: "MANKIND IS BUT ONE COMMUNITY"
JEWISH EXTREMIST:
US-born Jewish settler Jack Teitel flashes a victory sign before the start of his murder trial at the Jerusalem District Court. Teitel -- who is suspected of having murdered two Palestinians and carrying out a string of hate attacks against missionaries and gays -- has gone on trial in Jerusalem. (AFP/Gali Tibbon)
DEVIATED MUSLIM EXTREMISTS:
(Al Queda, Taliban and many other perverted groups)
(Al Queda, Taliban and many other perverted groups)
( An Afghan man whose nose and ears were cut off by the TalibanMassoud Hossaini / AFP - Getty Images)
MSNBC.NBC.COM Aug 31, 2009
RIGHT WING EXTREMISTS OF EUROPE
HINDU EXTREMISTS
(doyoukno.wordpress.com)
A mass grave in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, in which sixty-one bodies — thirty-four of women and twenty-seven of children — are buried. Since February 27, 2002, more than 850 people have been killed in communal violence in the state of Gujarat, most of them Muslims. Unofficial estimates put the death toll as high as 2,000. The attacks against Muslims in Gujarat have been actively supported by state government officials and by the police. Police told Muslims, "WE DON'T HAVE ANY ORDERS TO SAVE YOU." (doyoukno.wordpress.com)
Extreme Danger:
"Afghan farmer Lal Mohammad, who claims his nose and ears were cut of by the Taliban is an example of the extreme threats that voters faced, an Afghan man said Monday that Taliban militants cut off his nose and both ears as he tried to vote.
"I was on my way to a polling station when Taliban stopped me and searched me. They found my voter registration card," Lal Mohammad said from a hospital bed in Kabul. He said they cut off his nose and ears before beating him unconscious with a weapon.
"I regret that I went to vote," Mohammad said, crying and trying to hide his disfigured face. "What is the benefit of voting to me?"
"Afghan farmer Lal Mohammad, who claims his nose and ears were cut of by the Taliban is an example of the extreme threats that voters faced, an Afghan man said Monday that Taliban militants cut off his nose and both ears as he tried to vote.
"I was on my way to a polling station when Taliban stopped me and searched me. They found my voter registration card," Lal Mohammad said from a hospital bed in Kabul. He said they cut off his nose and ears before beating him unconscious with a weapon.
"I regret that I went to vote," Mohammad said, crying and trying to hide his disfigured face. "What is the benefit of voting to me?"
This picture taken on September 15, shows Pakistani Christian Almas Hameed at his burnt-out house in Gojra. Hameed lost seven relatives when an angry mob burnt down his home in a rampage against Pakistan's minority Christian community and now lives in fear that more violence is looming. (AFP/Farooq Naeem)
RIGHT WING EXTREMISTS OF EUROPE
A man is seen in front of a racist inscription painted on a bus shelter in Estevelles, northern France. According to analysts, French society is finally waking up to the massive and systemic nature of discrimination after years of denial, for access to jobs, housing and business creation. (AFP/File/Philippe Huguen)
HINDU EXTREMISTS
(doyoukno.wordpress.com)A mass grave in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, in which sixty-one bodies — thirty-four of women and twenty-seven of children — are buried. Since February 27, 2002, more than 850 people have been killed in communal violence in the state of Gujarat, most of them Muslims. Unofficial estimates put the death toll as high as 2,000. The attacks against Muslims in Gujarat have been actively supported by state government officials and by the police. Police told Muslims, "WE DON'T HAVE ANY ORDERS TO SAVE YOU." (doyoukno.wordpress.com)
(doyoukno.wordpress.com)(Durga Vahini training camp on outskirt of Kanpur. Durga Vahini is the womens armed wing of Bajrang Dal. Training camp coordinated by Ved-Prakash Sachchan. Durga Vahini training camp June session. June 24th, 2001)
Christians wanting to return to their homes have been told by the HINDU EXTREMISTS: “COME BACKAS HINDU OR DON’T COME BACK AT ALL” (doyoukno.wordpress.com).
Rashtriya Swayam Sewak Sangh (RSS), a Hindu hard line frontal organisation's workers take part in 'Shastra Puja' or 'Weapon Worship' in Bhopal, India. (SANJEEV GUPTA/EPA)
Extremist Hindu groups offered money, food and alcohol to mobs to kill Christians and destroy their homes, according to Christian aid workers in the eastern state of Orissa.
The US-based head of a Christian organisation that runs several orphanages in Orissa – one of India’s poorest regions – claims that Christian leaders are being targeted by Hindu militants and carry a price on their heads. “The going price to kill a pastor is $250 (£170),” Faiz Rahman, the chairman of Good News India, said.
The RSS has been outlawed temporarily three times; the first in 1948, after a former member assassinated Mahatma Gandhi. (Times Online, 11/20/08)
Extremist Hindu groups offered money, food and alcohol to mobs to kill Christians and destroy their homes, according to Christian aid workers in the eastern state of Orissa.
The US-based head of a Christian organisation that runs several orphanages in Orissa – one of India’s poorest regions – claims that Christian leaders are being targeted by Hindu militants and carry a price on their heads. “The going price to kill a pastor is $250 (£170),” Faiz Rahman, the chairman of Good News India, said.
A spokesman for the All-India Christian Council said: “People are being offered rewards to kill, and to destroy churches and Christian properties. They are being offered foreign liquor, chicken, mutton and weapons. They are given petrol and kerosene.”
Orissa has suffered a series of murders and arson attacks in recent months, with at least 67 Christians killed, according to the Roman Catholic Church. Several thousand homes have been razed and hundreds of places of worship destroyed, and crops are now wasting in the fields.
In recent weeks the violence has subsided but at least 11,000 Christian refugees remain in camps in Kandhamal, the district worst affected. “They are too scared to go home. They know that if they return to their villages they will be forced to convert to Hinduism,” Father Manoj, who is based at the Archbishop’s office in Bhubaneshwar, the state capital, said.
The RSS has been outlawed temporarily three times; the first in 1948, after a former member assassinated Mahatma Gandhi. (Times Online, 11/20/08)
BUDDHIST EXTREMISTS
(Sri Lanka)
Buddhist extremists brutally attack Catholic church in Sri Lanka
Catholic News Agency 12/11/2009
www.archdioceseofcolombo.com
(Sri Lanka)
Buddhist extremists brutally attack Catholic church in Sri Lanka
Catholic News Agency 12/11/2009
More than 1,000 Buddhist extremists armed with clubs, swords and stones ferociously attacked a Catholic church in the town of Crooswatta, Sri Lanka on December 6, destroying the altar, statues and pews.
www.archdioceseofcolombo.comL’Osservatore Romano reported that Father Jude Denzil Lakshman, pastor of Our Lady of the Mystical Rose, said “I still can hear their shouts in my ears, ‘Cut him to pieces, kill him.”
www.archdioceseofcolombo.com
www.archdioceseofcolombo.com
The attack took place after the 7 p.m., Sunday Mass, leaving several parishioners wounded. “It is obvious that the attack was well-planned and that the mob waited for us to come out after Mass,” Father Lakshman said.
(f) Should we be thankful for the Saudis to punish him with nothing less than a death sentence ?
Saudi men pictured near Justice Square (background) in Riyadh, July 2004. A Saudi court has ratified the beheading of a young man who raped five children, among them a three-year-old boy left to die in the desert, a newspaper reported on Monday. (AFP/File/Patrick Baz)
(g) Could there be anyone deviating further away from Islam then this criminal sniper who took innocent lives in the Washington DC area ?
John Allen Muhammad is shown in a recent but undated photo.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS/Virginia Department of Corrections, file
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS/Virginia Department of Corrections, file
(h) ARE VALUES OF COMMUNISM STILL LITERALLY IN THE BLOOD OF TAJIKISTAN - THE MUSLIM MAJORITY (90 %) NATION ?
(Islamic/Koranic teachers under 50 can no longer grow beards)
A teacher teaching Koran to students in a religious school in 2007 in Gisar, Tajikistan. New governmnet guidelines published on Monday stipulates that teachers aged under 50 in Tajikistan can no longer grow beards but are allowed to give their lessons in rain boots. (AFP/File)
Somali refugees who fled the violence in Mogadishu gather at a food distribution center in Kenya. Somalia and Afghanistan topped a blacklist of the world's most corrupt countries drawn up by the anti-graft watchdog Transparency International. (AFP/Tony Karumba)
Police in Nigeria carry out hundreds of extra-judicial killings every year and only those who can afford to pay bribes can guarantee their safety from execution or torture, according to Amnesty International. The human rights group says many of their victims have committed no crime and police are not being prosecuted for these murders. (AFP)
A newborn baby is wrapped in a traditional cloth as he lies on a bed at the Phebe hospital near Gbarnga in Liberia in 2008. Improved health care for women giving birth in poor countries could save about 600,000 of the two million babies who die every year, according to a study published in the International Journal of Gynecology and Obstetrics. (AFP/File/Georges Gobet)
(l) More than 400,000 Indian babies die every year from preventable causes within 24 hours of their birth:
This undated handout released on October 4 shows Praveen (C) with her children in the slums of Ajmer in India's western satte of Rajasthan. More than 400,000 Indian babies die every year from preventable causes within 24 hours of their birth, despite the country's recent rapid economic development, a report said Monday. (AFP/HO)
This undated handout released on October 4, shows Lada (C) with her five children in the slums of Ajmer in India's Rajasthan state. More than 400,000 Indian babies die every year from preventable causes within 24 hours of their birth, despite the country's recent rapid economic development, a report said Monday. (AFP/HO)
A mosquito is bloated with blood as it inserts its stinger into human flesh in this undated photo released by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). A rise in insecticide resistant mosquitoes has become the latest threat to combating malaria in Nigeria, where roughly up to 300,000 people die each year from the killer disease, experts have warned. (AFP/USDA-HO/File)
(n) ARE MUSLIMS THE ONLY ONE WHO ARE STEREOTYPED FOR FORCED MARRIAGES ?
Nolizwi Sinama (right) is seen with other teenagers at a care centre in Palmerton, as she talks about her three-year forced marriage to a man who raped her daily. Nolizwi was 14 when her family exchanged her for three cows, forcing her to marry a 42-year-old widower from KwaCele village. Arranged marriages are being revived by poor, rural South African families desperate for money. (AFP/File/Alexander Joe)
(o) THE BEST PICTURE OF THE YEAR:
ARE THERE ANY WORDS TO DESCRIBE THE SHOCKED EMOTIONS OF THIS GRIEVING MOTHER ?
A woman takes her dead son into her arms, as she grieves for her six-year-old son, Dhiya Thamer, who was killed when their family car came under fire by unknown gunmen in Baqouba, capital of Iraq's Diyala province, 60 kilometers (35 miles) northeast of Baghdad, Iraq, in this Sept. 16, 2007, file photo. The boy's ten-year old brother, Qusay, was injured in the attack as the family returned from enrolling the children in school, where Dhiya was to begin his first year. (AP Photo/Adem Hadei, File)
(p) SHOULD MUSLIMS WORRY ABOUT A SERVICE TO MANAGE THEIR E-MAILS AFTER THEIR DEATH ?
Members of the My Webwill team prepare for the launch of their web based service in their Stockholm office Dec. 4, 2009. The digital will service My Webwill, a Swedish Internet site is launching a new service that offers to manage email and social networking accounts after death. (AP Photo/Louise Nordstr)
(q) IS HIRING OF MALE BODYGUARDS FOR MUSLIM FEMALES ISLAMICALLY INAPPROPRIATE ? IS BELOW A BETTER SOLUTION ?
Security "Ladyguards" train at a gym in the Cairo suburb of Heliopolis. The blackclad "ladyguards" provide a niche service to women who have broken through the Arab world's glass ceiling and achieved fame and fortune, but who feel they cannot resort to male protection out of deference to the region's conservative mores. (AFP/File/Victoria Hazou)
Security "ladyguards," Basma Abdel Menim (centre) and Maha Mohammed (right), practice aikido with their coach Haitham Munir at a gym in the Cairo suburb of Heliopolis. The blackclad "ladyguards" provide a niche service to women who have broken through the Arab world's glass ceiling and achieved fame and fortune, but who feel they cannot resort to male protection. (AFP/File/Victoria Hazou)
(r) SPOILED BRATS VERSUS HARD WORKING TEENAGERS ? HOW MANY MUSLIM PARENTS HAVE THEIR DAUGHTERS TELL THEM "I AM BORED"?
Khoudier Obies works with his 17-year old daughter Sabreen to make mud bricks in Shamiya, southern Iraq, Friday, Dec. 11, 2009. For the Khoudeir's family this is their sole income, and with the father and daughter working together they earn less than one US dollar per day each. (AP Photo/Alaa al-Marjani)
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