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Divorce: It's Socio-Economic Consequences On Family Life In Calabar Municipality C.R.S. Nigeria.
Archibong, Esther P and Abia, R. P
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Divorce is a widespread social problem which has been widely discussed by many social scientists and anthropologists. Our various news media have been carrying reports of divorce which causes major changes in the lives of all family members and other problems of destabilizing the societies at large.
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1-10
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Factors Contributing To The Organisational Culture Of An Energy-Providing Company.
Ms Anna Glory Molopo, Dr Cecile Schultz, Ms Lize van Hoek and Cecile Schultz
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An unhealthy organisational culture may seriously affect productivity, job satisfaction and employee behaviour. The purpose of the investigation was to explore factors of organisational culture that have an influence on an energy-providingcompany.
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11-26
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Difficulties Faced by Teachers and Students during EFL at Secondary Level in the Private Schools of Karachi.
Professor Dr. Ahmed Saeed
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The purpose of the study was to find out the difficulties of students and teachers during EFL in private secondary schools of Karachi. The study was limited to all secondary schools teachers and students of Karachi. Several research questions were raised related to the demographic variables, such as sex, experience; age and qualification were formulated for the study.
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27-32
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Emerging Issues In Teaching Effectiveness Of Environmental Education Related Themes In Junior Secondary Schools Curriculum In Cross River State, Nigeria.
Uffia Inyang Ogo
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The purpose of this paper was to examine the emerging issues in teaching effectiveness of environmental education related themes in junior secondary school curriculum. The paper pointed out the various teaching methods adopted by teachers in teaching.
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33-52
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From Home Maker To Boat Maker:A Study About The Perception Of Women Empowerment In Rehri Goth Situated At The Coastal Belt of Sindh-Pakistan.
Shakeel ahmed khan and prof. Dr. Syed abdul aziz
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Women in lowest income group stratum are the worst sufferers because they are entrusted with the responsibility of taking care of family members and also managing household. For this study, three research questions were constructed.
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53-68
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A Study On Environmental Implication Of People's Perception And Attitude Towards Forest Conservation In Ikono Local Government Area, Akwa Ibom State-Nigeria.
Uffia Inyang Ogo, Eneyo Okon Eyo, Elizabeth Anthony Akpan and Etop Edem Effiong
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The purpose of this study is to investigate environmental implication of people's perception and attitude towards forest conservation in Ikono Local Government Area, Akwa Ibom State. Positive attitude towards environmental resources such as forest will promote conservation and sustainability.
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69-77
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Evaluation Of The Implementation Of Basic Education Curriculum Modules In Nigeria.
Uffia Inyang Ogo and Eneyo Okon Eyo
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The purpose of this paper was to evaluate the implementation of basic education modules in Nigeria. The paper is divided into three major themes: the universal basic education curriculum modules, Individuals involved in universal basic education curriculum module implementation, factors affecting effective curriculum implementation at the basic education level.
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78-88
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Speciation Of Cadmium and Lead in Garage Soils From Ngara- Nairobi and Their Levels in Nearby Vegetables and Water.
Roselyne Nasiebanda, Onindo Charles O. and Mbuvi Harun M
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Mismanagement of chemical wastes from light industries and motor vehicle garages results to pollution of the natural environment and poses substantial danger to public health and welfare. The present study reports levels and forms of Pb and Cd in garage soils obtained from Ngara-Nairobi and their levels in vegetables and water bodies found nearby.
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89-100
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Evaluating The Impact Of Foreign Aid On Growth: A Case Of Kenya.
Dr. Abel Anyieni
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There is no consensus on aid effectiveness and the resulting policy recommendations have been conflicting. Foreign aid to developing countries is a subject of heated debate among politicians, economists, and development specialists. Over the past 50 years Kenya has received several billions of foreign aid, the equivalent of several Marshall Plans.
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101-113
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A Study On Indian Men And Their Multidimensional Perceptions Of Women Careers.
Saundarya Rajesh, Karthik Ekambaram and Anju Rakesh
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The quintessential Indian woman of today has a career orientation very different from her counterparts of a few decades back. Centuries old gender stereotypes have been broken; urban Indian women have proved their mettle, they have been able to widen their expanse beyond the four walls of their homes.
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114-137
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Spatio Temporal Occurrence Of Earthquakes In The Himachal Himalaya.
Roshani Devi
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Himachal Himalaya is one of the states in India which lies towards the northwest part of the Himalayas and is environmentally, ecologically and geologically vulnerable to earthquakes. It has been subjected to many earthquakes of which Kangra earthquake is worth to be mentioned.
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138-147
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Cambodia-India relations.
Dr.P.Janardhan
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Cambodia-India relations refer to the bilateral ties between the India and the Cambodia. India has an embassy in Phnom Penh, and Cambodia has an embassy in New Delhi.Relations between India and Cambodia go back to ancient times.
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148-157
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Sustainable Tourism: A Multi-Stakeholder Involvement in Coral Reefs Conservation in Malaysia.
Mohamad Saifudin ,Mohamad Saleh and Nik Norma Nik Hasan
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This study was conducted to assess three stakeholders' level of involvement in coral reef conservation activities in Perhentian Island. The stakeholders participated in this study encompassed of the Besut District Department of Marine Parks (Terengganu), local entrepreneurs and tourists.
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158-174
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Satisfaction With Life In Cross-Cultural Setting - Case Of European Expatriates In India.
Vineet Gupta,Pinaki Dasgupta And Subhajit Chakrabarty
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Cross cultural studies on satisfaction with life is an area with numerous constructs and perspectives. Our context is European expatriate working in India. The objectives of the study are:- (a) to understand the determinants of satisfaction with life in the cross-cultural setting of European expatriates working in India (b) to understand interrelationships of the variables from a broader qualitative perspective.
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175-195
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Gender Based Discrimination in Formal and Informal Work Participation: A Case Study of District Lodhran of Pakistan.
Amjad Fakher, Sajid Ali , Mudassar Abbas Hashmi and Fozia Sarwar
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The main purpose of this study is to know the gender based discrimination in formal and informal work participation in district Lodhran of Pakistan. From 28 Union councils 24 union councils are chosen for study area. A brief questionnaire was developed to cover all aspects of household information living in the rural areas of district Lodhran.
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196-220
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Adivasis of the Crushers of Birbhum: A Dismal State of State-led Development Initiatives.
Debasree De
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A survey was conducted in the stone quarries and crushers of Panchami of Birbhum (West Bengal, India) have unveiled some unknown truths before us, truths that were always denied and ignored. The adivasis are languishing in a tremendously poisonous environmental condition.
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221-235
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Gender-Role Typing Among Elementary School Children.
Dr. C. Kalapriya and Dr. K. Anuradha
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Gender -role typing is the process by which children acquire the values, motives and behaviors viewed as appropriate to either males or females in a specific culture. developmental patterns of gender-typing generally differ for boys and girls. The present study was conducted to know the factors that determine the gender-role typing among (elementary school children.
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236-245
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The Dream And Reality About Independence In Nayantara Sahgal's This Time Of Morning.
Dr. Seema Jain and Parul Gupta
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Nayantara Sahgal is a writer in Indian English fiction with a refined and modern sensibility, and a profound knowledge of the world around her. Her contribution to the Indo-English fiction is great and unique in her precise and scholarly description of the contemporary Indian political scene.
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246-252
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Urban Land Policy: Issues And Challenges In India.
Anand Kumar And Mukesh Kumar
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Land is the most important component of the life support system. It is crucial for all developmental activities, for natural resources, ecosystem services and for agriculture. The overall objective of any urban land policy should be to ensure that land markets are efficient, equitable and environmentally sound and sustainable.
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253-272
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Women Participation in Agriculture in India.
Dr .Mohd Azam Khan and Nagma shadad
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In this paper we draw available empirical evidence to study in which areas and to what degree women participate in agriculture. Aggregate data shows that women comprise around 81% of agricultural labour force in India and around 43 percent of the agricultural labour force globally and in developing countries.
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273-290
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Perception Of North - Eastern Students Residing In Chandigarh Towards Chandigarh Police.
Rajkumar Meiraba Singh and Moirangmayum Sanjeev Singh
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In every society law enforcement agencies are very important and Police is the main agency which responds to any form of crime in the society. The court has given the final verdict in any form of crime but, it is the police who perform the real execution.
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291-300
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Participation of women in Karnataka Panchayat Raj.
Mahadevi M.Tugave
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In this paper, the study is carried out to find the reasons for Women to enter into Panchayat Raj and her role and present status is been investigated.The family wanted to retain a seat for which usually a male member would contest. But, with an introduction of Panchayat Raj reservation for a Women was also introduced which dew Women into politics.
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301-312
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Jan Lokpal Bill.
Mahadevi M . Tugave
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The Jan Lokpal Bill, also referred to as the Citizen's Ombudsman Bill, is an anti-corruption bill drafted and drawn up by civil society activists in India seeking the appointment of a Jan Lokpal, an independent body to investigate corruption cases.This bill also proposes improvements to the Lokpal and Lokayukta Bill 2011, which was to be passed by Lok Sabha in December 2011.
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313-323
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Effects of Teachers' Comments and Expectations on the Learning Experiences of Students.
Muhammad Akhtar
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The purpose of this paper is to explore and describe the feelings and emotions of the students studying in both SSC (Matriculation) and GCE (Ordinary Level) systemsof schools in Karachi, Pakistan when their teachers pass comments and/or communicate expectations from them.
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324-335
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Attitude of pre-service student-teachers of cte (b.ed.course) towards teaching profession.
Mrs. Ranjana Mutum
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One of the emerging issues of education in present Indian Society is the professional preparation and development of Teachers in producing quality teachers in a global perspective in the twenty- first century .The present article is to focus the attitude of pre- service student - teachers of College of Teachers Education (CTE) reading in B.Ed.Course in Manipur towards teaching profession.
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336-347
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Eminent Domain Legislation in India - An Empirical Analysis.
Divya Gupta
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This paper attempts to analyze the efficiency aspect of Eminent Domain Legislation in India and to explore whether individuals act rationally by seeking legal recourse in land acquisition cases. In order to determine whether the claimants' expectations are rationally motivated, the study has utilized the land acquisition cases that were brought for settlement before the Delhi High Court, and the bases for their acceptance or rejection.
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348-360
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Multi Facet Role of Women in Advertisements: A Perceptual Study.
Dr. B.S. Hundal, Dr. Saurabh Grover and Jasleen Kaur Bhatia
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Past studies show that the media portrayal of women is related to the broad socio-economic, political, and cultural context of a society. Images of women in the media are more likely to be the results of a social-construction of reality than the products of media reflection or distortion.
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361-385
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The Student-Athletes Coping Strategy And Sources Of Stress.
M.S. Omar-Fauzee,Yahya Don, Norinda Samad, Nagoor Meera Abdullah,Vincent Parnabas, Mohd Nizam Nazaruddin and Soh Kim Geok
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The purpose of this study was to examine the sources of stress and coping strategies among university athletes. Fifteen athletes from a selected university Rugby Sport of Excellence Program in Malaysia aged between 18 to 23 years old agreed to participate in this study.
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386-405
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The Use Of Expressive Arts As Intervention For Children.
Rashmi R and Romate John
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Several scientific research have consistently proven that art has physical, cognitive, psychological, and social benefits for children and these benefits increased when art was applied in a therapeutic way (Cochran, 1996; Malchiodi, 1998; 2005; Schirrmacher, 2006; Nadkarni & Leonard, 2007) which has resulted in the development and popularity of expressive art therapies by helping professions.
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406-422
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Dislocation Energy Per Unit length for SnO_2Ag/Glass Thin Films.
A. Komijani, B. Firoozi, B. Moradibastani, S. Sadatserky and M. Moradi
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In recent years the structures of thin layers have been widely studied, because of their properties that are unattainable in bulk materials. The aim of this paper is to present the dislocation energy per unit length of the Sn Ag thin films deposited on Glass. Dislocation energy per unit length of a 20 nanometer Sn Ag thin films with 10 and 90 percents of Ag and Sn , respectively, have been calculated using low angle incident x-ray scattering.
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423-429
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China-India Relationship: Bonhomie to Hostility and then to Rapprochement.
Dr. M. Mohibul Haque and Mehraj Uddin Gojree
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China and India, the two great ancient civilizations, coexisted in peace and harmony for millennia. But as postcolonial modern nation-states, with the exception of a very short period of bonhomie in the early 1950s, relations between the two Asian giants have been marked by conflict, containment, mutual suspicion, distrust, and rivalry.
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430-450
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Study of Transferred Heat via Radiation at the Kinds of SWNT's.
A. Komijani,B.Firoozi and s.sadatserky
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In recent years the single wall carbon nanotubes (SWNT) have been widely studied. Study of SWNTs dense or SWNTs composite as a black body, is the one of these studies. The aim of this paper is to characterize of armchair SWNT or armchair SWNT dense as the best SWNT kinds for heat transfer via radiation.
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451-456
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The situation of the Tulcea market in 1942 in reports of the National Bank of Romania.
Daniel Flaut
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This paper presents some unpublished confidential reports sent by the staff of the Tulcea Branch of the National Bank of Romania to the Governor of the National Bank of Romania in Bucharest, between the 26th of March 1942 and 3rd of November 1942, regarding to the situation of the Tulcea market.
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457-467
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Digital Libraries: Functionality and Usability.
Pooja Karaiya and Rekha Khatarkar
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Functionality and Usability, testing of digital library information services and products is essential for providing high quality services to users. This paper aims to detail a long-term, evolving effort to develop meaningful evaluations for assessing digital libraries.
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468-474
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Social Implications of Crime in Society with Special Reference to Kashmir.
Dr Manzoor Hussain
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This research study explores the nature, magnitude and implications of crime in society at general and Kashmir in particular. Sociologists view crime as a deviant behaviour that violates prevailing norms, cultural standards prescribing how humans ought to behave normally.
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475-491
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Acreage Response Of Chickpea In India: A State Level Analysis (1974-75 To 2008-09).
Sonal Birla
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Pulses have been the low performing crops in India during the past four decades despite rising demand and increasing prices. In view of demand and supply gap, current research studies are the need of the hour to improve pulse production. This paper is a modest attempt to examine the factors influencing the acreage response in three major gram producing states, namely, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra and Rajasthan for the period 1974-75 to 2008-09.
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492-504
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The Role of Social Work in National Development.
Mr. Lalit Kumar Goyal
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Social work is a modern profession, but is task of providing help is as old as the human race itself. Social workers are professional, qualified people who struggle for the general well-being of people from every walk of life.
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505-510
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