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Lysine decarboxylase, ornithine decarboxylase, arginine dihydrolase, oxidase, catalase, indole, nitrate no gas ; , and methyl red positive; VP, Simmon' citrate and gelatine negative; acid from glucose no gas ; , maltose, lactose and inositol but not s mannitol, sorbitol, rhamnose, melibiose, amygdalin, arabinose; negative reactions for urease, amylase, lipase and proteinase; most strains susceptible to O 129; occurs in fish and other aquatic animals and in a variety of mammals; isolated from human stool, CSF, knee, wound, urine, absce ss, blood, leg and paracentesis fluid; causes cholecystitis, gastroenteritis occasional outbreaks and sporadic cases, chiefly in tropical areas ; , infections in abnormal host, osteomyelitis, meningitis, proctitis with fatal septicemia, bacteraemia secondary to cellulitis; susceptible to ciprofloxacin MIC 0.008 mg L ; , ofloxacin 0.015 mg L ; , meropenem ? 0.06 mg L ; , pefloxacin 0.06 mg L ; , fleroxacin 0.06 -0.25 mg L ; , imipenem 100% ; Allomonas enterica: straight or slightly curved rods; motile with a single polar flagellum, occasionally nonmotile; asporogenous; facultatively anaerobic metabolism both respiratory and fermentative no growth in media without NaCl tolerates 5% NaCl brown, nondiffusing pigment after growth at room temperature; indophenol oxidase and catalase produced; acid from glucose no gas ; and sucrose, but not lactose; positive test reactions for indole, amylase, gelatinase and ornithine decarboxylase usually negative test reactions for lysine decarboxylase, phenyla lanine deaminase and urease; isolated from faeces of healthy humans, river water and sewage Pasteurellaceae Pasteurella: small Gram negative rods and ovals occurring singly, in pairs or short chains, bipolar staining; nonmotile; nonsporeforming; usually no growth on MacConkey, no growth on SS; aerobic to microaerophilic or facultatively anaerobic; fastidious; occasional V factor-requiring species or strain; optimum temperature 35-37? C; colonies round, greyish or yellowish; colonies of some species rough; no haemolysis on sheep blood agar; oxidase and indole positive; ornithine decarboxylase usually negative; catalase usually produced; ferments glucose, fructose, galactose, mannose and sucrose but not sorbitol, rhamnose, m-inositol, salicin or adonitol; nitrate reduced no gas no hydrolysis of starch or esculin; arginine dihydrolase, lysine decarboxylase and gelatinase except P.dagmatis ; negative; urease negative except P.dagmatis parasite in vertebrates, particularly mammals rarely humans ; and birds; causes pasteurellosis cat and dog bite infections, erythema nodosum, local and generalised sepsis growth stimulated by excess iron; treatment: penicillin resistance not yet confirmed in Australia ; P.aerogenes: taxonomic position uncertain; not related to genus Pasteurella; coccobacilli, filamentous; nonmotile; obligately anaerobic; fastidious; growth on MacConkey; indophenol oxidase and catalase produced; ferments glucose with gas ; , xylose, sucrose and maltose; positive test reactions for urease, nitrate no gas ; and ornithine decarboxylase usually indole not produced; natural habitat intestine of pigs; associated with pig bite and leg ulcers of humans P.anatis: no V factor requirement; ferments trehalose, D -xylose and mannitol; negative test reactions for ornithine decarboxylase, indole and urease; isolated from intestinal tract of ducks P um: some strains require V factor; ferments trehalose and D-xylose strain variable negative test reactions for ornithine decarboxylase, indole and urease; isolated from chicken and calves P balli: Gram negative, oxidase positive, non-motile, fermentative, aerogenic, catalase negative coccobacillus; causes equine endocarditis; treatment: oxytetracycline, ampicillin, ceftiofur P nis: no V factor requirement; variable acid from trehalose and D-xylose; ornithine decarboxylase, but not urease, produced; indole production variable biotype 1 indole positive, biotype 2 indole negative found in oral cavities of dogs and calves and in dog-bite wounds of humans P.dagmatis: no V factor requirement; ferments trehalose and maltose; positive test reactions for urease and indole; ornithine not decarboxylated; gelatine slowly liquefied after 14 d isolated from dogs and cats, as well as from human local and systemic infections resulting from animal bites; also causes endocarditis P.gallinarum: no V factor requirement; ferments trehalose and maltose; negative test reactions for ornithine decarboxylase, indole and urease; isolated from chickens; commens al of poultry and occasionally sheep and cattle P.haemolytica: taxonomic position uncertain; closely related to genus Actinobacillus; rods and coccoid forms; nonmotile; asporogenous; facultatively anaerobic; fastidious; usually ? -haemolytic on primary isolation; usually grows on MacConkey agar; indophenol oxidase and catalase variable ; produced; ferments glucose, mannitol, maltose and other carbohydrates according to biovar; nitrate reduced; H 2S positive; negative test reactions for urease, arginine dihydrolase, lysine decarboxylase and indole; rarely pathogenic for humans; causes fowl cholera, pneumonia in cattle, sheep, goats, lambs and birds, septicemia in lambs P.langua: no V factor requirement; ferments mannitol; negative tests for ornithine decarboxyl ase, indole and urease; isolated from respiratory tract of healthy chickens P.multocida: no V factor requirement; no growth on MacConkey agar or Tergitol 7; indole, ornithine decarboxylase, mannitol, sucrose and H 2S positive; urease, ? -D-galactosidase and maltose negative; fermentation of sorbitol and dulcitol differentiate 3 subspecies: subspecies multocida ferments sorbitol, not dulcitol; subspecies septica ferments neither carbohydrate; subspecies galliarta ferments both sorbitol and dulcitol; isolated from most mammals, including humans, and birds; causes infections in cat and dog bites, endophthalmitis cat scratch ; , infant meningitis rare; animal contact; casefatality rate 30% ; , infant appendicial peritonitis, sinusitis, head surgery infection, psoas muscle abscess, polyarticular septic.
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The Unit has pioneered a method of measuring total activity, including all these tiny insensible movements, by using a small combined heart rate and movement sensor that is worn by volunteers while the data are logged. "We have shown that total activity correlates with the risk of metabolic diseases such as diabetes, and is inversely related to weight gain, " he says. "This may seem obvious, but it hadn't been proven. It's important to study this, as it can direct our preventive efforts." The activity monitor is being used in different age groups, from as young as five, in a series of studies. An analysis of the European Youth Heart Study, published by the Unit in 2004, showed that metabolic diseases were commonest in the inactive, and that this was independent of obesity and fitness. In other words, activity has potential health benefits over and above its effects on weight. "We want to understand the causes of the growth in disorders such as diabetes, making comparisons within and between populations where risk varies. Currently we are measuring activity in countries as diverse as India, Cameroon, Greenland, and Kenya, trying to amass information about changing activities levels in countries undergoing Westernisation, " Dr Wareham says. "It is thought that one of the characteristics of a Westernised lifestyle is inactivity, but the evidence base is currently thin." These studies are examples of the larger number being run by the Unit in an effort to understand the rapidly rising rates of obesity and type 2 diabetes. Dr Wareham is a physician specialising in this area, who, in addition to seeing patients in the Addenbrooke's diabetes clinic, chairs the Cambridge Diabetes Managed Care Network. His background is in public health medicine, for which he trained in London, Harvard and Cambridge. These interests come together in a wide-ranging portfolio of programmes at the Unit, ranging from the genetics of metabolic disease to behaviour change. Dr Wareham is a scrupulous gatherer and winnower of information, not easily impressed by the latest headline story about diet or activity. "The aim of the Unit is to use epidemiological methods to study the determinants of diabetes and obesity and to inform preventive action. This needs to be built on a solid platform of research." The genetic studies are carried out in collaboration with the Sanger Institute Barroso ; and the University of Cambridge O'Rahilly ; through the Genetics of Energy Metabolism GEM ; consortium. The aim is to discover how genes and lifestyle conspire to lead to diabetes and obesity. Large case-control studies, including 10, 000 cases and 20, 000 controls, are being amassed by the Unit to study the genetic basis of these diseases. The analysis of the results is not always straightforward. "Being able to distinguish the true findings is the big challenge and requires studies of sufficient scale, " Dr Wareham says. Clues about how genes and lifestyles interact will come from large casecontrol studies nested within population-based cohort studies. Wareham is leading efforts to build such a study within EPIC, the European Prospective Investigation into Cancer, a multinational cohort study of 500, 000 people designed to examine the association between lifestyle and chronic disease in mid-life. Ten thousand cases of incident diabetes and an equal number of healthy controls from EPIC are being identified. "We need a large study with 15 years of follow-up to get enough cases for the statistics to mean something, " Dr Wareham says. "We have now reached that point and the next few years are likely to be highly productive." At the other extreme of the Unit's research portfolio are efforts to identify preventive action. "In the past we have looked at individual behaviour, " he says. "But now we are trying to study the true environmental determinants things such as where you live, what access you have to green space, and so on." This research is being done in collaboration with geographers, using geographical information systems to study patterns of activity in Norfolk within the EPIC population and a new cohort of schoolchildren. The unit is currently based in the Strangeways Research Laboratory and at the Elsie Widdowson Laboratory named after a pioneer in the study of diet and nutrition but will move into a new building on the Addenbrooke's site. In addition to the MRC Unit, the building will house the University Institute of Metabolic Science and NHS clinical facilities for diabetes and obesity. Dr Wareham is looking forward to it. "We'll be within a multidisciplinary institute focussed on diabetes and obesity, but will still be part of the Cambridge Institute of Public Health. It is this combination of subject-specific and methodological expertise that is the key strength in Cambridge, " he says. 21.
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Britton, D. and Dunitz, J. D. 1973 ; A complete catalogueof polyhedra with eight or fewer vertices. Acta Crystallographica. A29.362-371. Cromer, D. T. and Liberman, D. 1970 ; Relativisticcalculation of anomalousscatteringfactors for X-rays. Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory, University of California Report LA-4403, Universityof California-34. Hurlbut, C. S., Jr. 1955 ; Wulfenite symmetry as shown on crystalsfrom Jugoslavia.American Mineralogist, 40, 857-E60. International Tables for X-ray Crystallography, Vol. 4. Revised Tables 1974 ; .Ibers, J. A. and Hamilton, and Supplementary W. C. Eds., Kynoch Press, Birmingham. Lindstrrim, G. lEE7 ; Om hyalotekit fr6n L6ngban. Ofversigt af Kongliga Svenska Vetenskaps-Akademiens Fdrhandlingar, 44, 589-593. Geolofrtn LAngban. Nya mineralier A. Nordenskidld, E. 1E77 ; giska FdreningensFtirhandlingar, 3, 376-384. Pabst, A. 1943 ; Crystal structure of gillespite, BaFeSiaOls. American Mineralogist, 28, 372-190. Shannon, D. and Prewitt, C. T. 1969 ; Efective ionic radii in R. oxides and fluorides. Acta Crystallographica, 825, 925-946. Manuscriptreceived, February lI, 1982; accepted publication, May l l, 1982. for and mesna.
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Elvor Svens, ' KIrstI K# pyaho, ' Tanner, 2 and T. H. Weber Pirlo In this immunocatalytic assay for alpha-amylase EC 3.2.1.1 ; of pancreatic origin, a highly specific monoclonal antibody coupled to plastic beads is used to extract pancreatic amyIase from samples, leaving salivary amylase in solution. The catalytic activity of the bound pancreatic amylase is then determined with blocked p-nitrophenyl maltoheptaoside as substrate. The method shows no cross-reactivity with salivary amylase, analytical recovery is 89-109% for pancreatic amylase, and interassay imprecision is 7.1-7.7%. We used the method to determine pancreatic amylase in serum and urine from healthy controls and different patient groups. The reference intervals for 34 supposedly healthy controls were: serum, 10-48 U L mean 27 U L urine, 20-435 U L mean 104 U L ; . Results by the present assay correlated well with a salivary amylase inhibition assay Boehnnger Mannheim ; . We conclude that the described immunocataiytic assay is clinically useful for detecting increased activities of pancreatic amylase in serum and urine. Human aipha-amylase EC 3.2.1.1 ; consists of two major isoenzymes, pancreatic and salivary. Although these are closely related, they are encoded by two different genes 1, 2 ; . Pancreatic amylase is synthesized only in pancreatic tissues, whereas the salivary-type amylase has been found in salivary glands and in pulmonary, female genital, hepatic, and various malignant tissues 3 ; . Amylase determinations are widely used for the diagnosis and evaluation of pancreatic disease. In many cases, however, determinations of total amylase give misleading information, because a high concentration of salivary amylase is present 4-7 ; . Attempts to produce polyclonal antibodies exclusively specific for pancreatic amylase have been unsuccessful, mostly owing to the extensive structural similarities between pancreatic and salivary isoamylases, although some groups have succeeded in obtaining partly or highly specific polyclonal antisera 8-10 ; . Monoclonal antibody techniques and mesoridazine.
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Member months from January 1, 1995-June 31, were reviewed for average HIV member per month MPM ; drug and non drug costs. Enrollees were classified in each month as either suppressed vRNA~400 ml ; or nonsuppressed vRNA 400 ml ; . RESULTS: From 1995Qlto 1999Q2, percent of patients on HMRT defined as three or moreantiretroviral drugs ; increased from 61 % 1.0 70%, and the proportion of suppressed patient months increased from 34% to 54%. The overall average HIV MPM costs decreased from , 470 in 1995Ql to , 311 in 1999Q2. Overall average HIV MPM drug costs rose from 3 to $S45, while nondrug costs declined from S to 7 and metamucil.
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1. Walk through the pages of Chinese history by visiting the Shanghai Museum, which features 11 state-of-the-art galleries housing China's finest collections of Chinese relics and artifacts. The Museum is shaped like a giant urn and is situated in downtown Shanghai's People's Square. 3. Want to try a good way to freshen up your mind and body in preparation for sitting through the long hours of oral presentations? Forget coffee. Instead start your morning early by doing T'ai Chi by Nanjing Lu Nanjing Road ; known as "China's No.1 Street". Then have breakfast at one of the many establishments that line both sides of the Street
The BHIVA Autumn Conference will once again be held at the Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre. T The BHIVA Foundation Lecture will be delivered by Professor Paul Sharp from Nottingham and he will be presenting on `Where AIDS came from' and methazolamide.
L. Positron Emission Tomography PET ; Scans.--Positron emission tomography PET ; , also known as positron emission transverse tomography PETT ; , is a noninvasive imaging procedure that assesses perfusion and the level of metabolic activity in various organ systems of the human body. A positron camera tomograph ; is used to produce cross-sectional tomographic images by detecting radioactivity from a radioactive tracer substance radiopharmaceutical ; that is injected into the patient. For dates of service on and after March 14, 1995, Medicare covers one use of PET scans, i.e., imaging of the perfusion of the heart using Rubidium 82 Rb 82 ; , provided that the following conditions are met: approved by the FDA; o The PET is done at a PET imaging center with a PET scanner that has been!
| Meropenem versus imipenem in childrenTextbooks and Chapters in Books: Tadic, D., Suknovic, M., Radojevic, G., Jovanovic, V. 2005 ; . Operational Research, College for Industrial Management, Krusevac, Serbia. Chapters: Linear Programming and Network Planning Technique ; Cupic, M., Suknovic, M., Radojevic, G., Jovanovic, V. 2004 ; . Special Chapters from Theory of Decision Making, Faculty of Technical Science Publishing, Novi Sad, Serbia. Chapters: Linear Programming and Network Planning Technique ; Article presented in a scientific paper: Stankovski, S., Ostojic, G., Jovanovic, V., Stevanov B., 2006 ; Using RFID Technology in Collaborative Design of the Assembly Systems, Facta Universitatis , Series Mechanical Engineering, Vol.4, No 1, 2006 pp 75 82. Ostoji, G., Lazarevi, M., Jovanovi, V., Stankovski, S., osi I. 2006 ; , RFID Technology Use in Assembly and Disassembly Processes, Ventil Journal, ISSN 13187279, Vol. 12 No. 6 pp 385390, Ljubljana, Slovenia. Projects: Seslija, D., Golubovic, Z., Stojiljkovic, M., Uzelac, D., Dudic, S., Blagojevic, V., Jankovic, P., Jovanovic, V., Improvement of energy efficiency pneumatic systems in industry, National science program, Energy efficiency, project no 232016, 2004 2007. Conference Papers Jovanovic, V., Tomovic, M.M., Cosic, I., Ostojic, G., 2007 ; Digital Modeling of Reconfigurable Systems with Manual Workcells, 2nd International Conference on Changeable, Agile, Reconfigurable and Virtual Production CARV 2007 ; , Toronto, Canada. Lazarevic, M., Ostojic, G., Jovanovic, Stankovski, S., 2007 ; Implementation of RFID Technology in Disassembly Systems, 2nd International Conference on Changeable, Agile, Reconfigurable and Virtual Production CARV 2007 ; , Toronto, Canada, pp 195 193. Jovanovic, V., Lei, M., Li, Q. 3, Tomovic, M. M., 2007 ; Collaborative Reverse Engineering by Using a Web Portal, International Conference on Comprehensive Product Realization, Beihang University, China Li, Q., Jovanovic, V., Lei, M., Torres, P., Tomovic, M. M. 2007 ; Core Competency Model for Product Realization Education , International Conference on Comprehensive Product Realization, Beihang University, China Lei, M., Jovanovic, V., Li, Q., Tomovic, M. M. 2007 ; Data Exchange among Heterogeneous CAD CAM Systems from a PLM Perspective, International Conference on Comprehensive Product Realization, Beihang University, China Jovanovic, V., Tomovic, M., Filipovic, S. 2007 ; " Internet Supported Collaboration in Distributed Manufacturing Systems", Proceedings of the 23rd Jupiter Conference, Zlatibor, Serbia. Jovanovic, V., Tomovic, M. M., Cosic, I., Miller, C., Ostojic, G., 2007 ; . Ergonomic Design of Manual Assembly Workplaces, 2007 Annual American Society of Engineering Education IL IN Section Conference, Indianapolis, Indiana, USA. Lazarevic, M., Ostojic, G., Jovanovic, V., Stankovski, S., Rakovic, M., 2007. ; Implementation of RFID Technology in Disassembly and Recycling Systems, INFOTECH, Jahorina, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, pp 193197. Ostoji, G., Jovanovi, V., Stankovski, S. , Lazarevi, M. 2006 ; Digital Manufacturing and RFID Technology, IX International Scientific Conference on Flexibile Technologies, MMA 2006, June 1516 2006, Novi Sad, Serbia and Montenegro, pp 119120. Seslija, D., Uzelac, D., Stevanov, B., Jovanovic, V., Lalovic, C. 2006 ; Contribution to the Operations Optimization of Multycompressor Stations, 30th HIPNEF 2006, May 24 26, Vrnjacka Banja, Serbia and Montenegro. Ostojic, G., Jovanovic, V., Stevanov, B., Stankovski, S., Cosic, I., 2006 ; Collaborative Design in the Assembly Systems, 3rd International CIRP Sponsored Conference on Digital Enterprise Technology, Portugal. Ostoji G., Lazarevi M., Jovanovi V. 2006 ; Using RFID tehnology in Industrial Systems, Proceedings of InfotehJahorina, March 2224, INFOTECH, Jahorina, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, pp 189192. Jovanovic, V., Ostojic, G., Rafa, K. 2005 ; Ergonomic Task Analysis in Manual Assembly Lines, XIII Scientific Conference Industrial Systems, Herceg Novi, Montenegro. K. Rafa, Jovanovic, V., Ostojic, G., 2005 ; Collaborative Design in Modern Terms, XIII Scientific Conference Industrial Systems, Herceg Novi, Montenegro. Jovanovic, V., Rafa, K., 2005 ; Ergonomic Analysis of Human Work in Virtual Environment, 31st Jupiter Conference, Mechanical Engineering Faculty, Belgrade, Serbia and methenamine.
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Myc-tagged Mouse CCR8 Is Expressed Functionally at the Cell Surface--The study of potential extracellular post-translational modifications of mouse CCR8 required a tool to measure precisely cell surface expression levels of the protein independently of such modifications. We therefore produced a plasmid encoding a version of CCR8 with a c-Myc epitope tagged at its N-terminal end. This CCR8 variant was tested for expression and function in transfected HEK 293 cells. Tagged CCR8 was recognized by an anti-myc mAb Fig. 1A ; , yielding a FACS staining pattern that closely matched that of the CCR8specific mAb 8F4 19 ; . HEK 293 stable transfectant cells expressing myc-tagged or untagged CCR8 were obtained and tested for ligand-induced Ca2 flux. The ligand sensitivity of
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Pseudomonas aeruginosa is a common nosocomial pathogen, particularly among immunocompromised patients. Carbapenems, mainly imipenem and meropenem, are potent agents for the treatment of infections due to multiresistant pseudomonads. These drugs have considerable -lactamase stability and overall have the broadest spectrum of activity compared with other -lactams 9 ; . Resistance to carbapenems in P. aeruginosa is mostly low level MIC, 8 to 32 g imipenem resistance typically reflects reduced uptake as a result of loss of the OprD porin, and resistance by this mechanism codepends on continued expression of the chromosomal AmpC -lactamase; resistance to meropenem, but not to imipenem, can arise via overexpression of the MexA-MexB-OprM efflux system 9, 15 ; . High-level resistance to carbapenems MIC 32 g ml ; still uncommon in P. aeruginosa but can be caused by the presence of class B -lactamases 2 ; . IMP-1 was the first metallo lactamase described in P. aeruginosa 20 ; . Its gene, blaIMP, has been dispersing among P. aeruginosa and other gram-negative rods in Japan and has also been reported from Singapore and South Korea 5, 16; K. Lee, Y. Chong, H. B. Shin, and D. Yong, Abstr. Intersci. Conf. Antimicrob. Agents Chemother., abstr. E-85, 1998 ; . The association of blaIMP with integron elements and the intensive use of carbapenems in Japan apparently contributed to the dissemination of this resistance determinant 16 ; . In Europe, IMP-1, or a close relative, has been recognized only in a highly imipenem-resistant strain of Acinetobacter baumannii isolated in Italy 3 ; . A carbapenem-resistant P. aeruginosa clinical isolate from a patient at a second Italian hospital produced a novel class B -lactamase, VIM-1, which conferred high-level resistance to imipenem and meropenem 6 ; . Between 1996 and 1998, 1, 276 clinical isolates of P. aeruginosa were obtained from 973 inpatients at the AHEPA University Hospital, Thessaloniki, Greece. Identification was performed with the PASCO system Difco, Detroit, Mich. ; , used according to the manufacturer's instructions. MICs of antipseudomonal drugs, except carbapenems, were determined and mesna.
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Helicobacter pylori infection is most often associated with asymptomatic gastritis, but it can lead to the development of severe conditions including peptic ulcer disease PUD ; Anonymous, 1994 ; , lymphoproliferative disorders and early stage gastric carcinoma Helicobacter and Cancer Collaborative Group, 2001 ; . Treatment with current triple therapy regimes can facilitate healing of duodenal ulcers and prevents relapse of PUD, but antibiotic resistance is now a major contributing factor in treatment failure Dore et al., 2000; van der Wouden et al., 1999 ; . Rates of metronidazole Mtz ; resistance are approximately 30 % in western Europe Megraud et al., 1999 ; but can be as high as 90 % in developing countries where Mtz is a widely used therapeutic agent for parasitic infections Alarcon et al., 1999 ; . Surveillance of Mtz resistance is problematic as there are no standardized protocols for culture-based susceptibility testing. The possibility of a simple molecular test for Mtz resistance analogous to those described for clarithromycin susceptibility testing Chisholm et al., 2001; Maeda et al., 2000; Matsumura et al., 2001; Trebesius et al., 2000 ; has been hindered by a lack of understanding of the precise mechanism of Mtz action and of resistance development in H. pylori Mendz & Megraud, 2002; Jenks & Edwards, 2002 and methotrexate.
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