Kolkata (The Hawk): On Friday, the Bengali small magazine market, which is regarded as the birthplace of some literary giants from West Bengal, received its first formal presentation and marketing platform.
On Friday, the venerable Oxford Bookstores in the city opened its "Bengali Little Magazine Corner," where small magazine publishers can display their works and market and sell their goods online.
On the opening day of the eighth edition of Apeejay Bangla Sahitya Utsob (ABSU), the nation's first Bengali literature festival, the small magazine section was opened by renowned linguist and educator Pabitra Sarkar.
Although there are almost 2,000 small magazines produced in Bengali throughout India, according to Swagat Sengupta, CEO of Oxford Bookstores and director of the ABSU, there is no organised forum for presenting them.
"Bengali small magazines have had difficulty expanding their readership while creating good literary work. That void will be greatly filled by this unique Bengali Little Magazine Corner, which will be free for the publishers. In order to reach a larger audience while maintaining a small revenue-sharing model, our online store is also thinking of selling these tiny periodicals online "Sengupta tacked on.
Speaking at the ceremony for the new office, Sarkar lamented the disappearance of certain street vendors of small periodicals in Kolkata.
"This is unquestionably a great endeavour. The literature that small magazines publish is distinctive and not frequently found in mainstream culture, and they have devoted readers. This project will benefit the little magazine community, its writers, and its readers greatly "added Sarkar.
(Inputs from Agencies)

On Friday, the Bengali small magazine market, which is regarded as the birthplace of some literary giants from West Bengal, received its first formal presentation and marketing platform.

Bengali small magazines have their first organised platform

Meerut (The Hawk): Narayani Sushma Swaraj National Women's Award* 2023 was organised under the joint auspices of Harit Prayay magazine and Swami Vivekanand Subharti University, in its Department of Fine Arts. The program was inaugurated by the Chief Guest Mr. Rajendra Agarwal MP Hapur- Meerut, Dr. Sarojini Agarwal, MLC Meerut and Mr. Amit Agarwal MLA Meerut Cantt by lighting the lamp. As a special guests in the program, the parents of Veer Shaheed Captain Vijayant Thapar Mr and Mrs Tripta Thapar, Prof. Shalya Raj, Executive Director Subharti University and Ms. Rakhi Tyagi, Member Women's Commission, Uttar Pradesh were present. Vice Chancellor of Subharti University Major General Thapiyal and Amardeep (Pinky Chinyoti) were present as special guests.
 21 women having outstanding achievements from different walks of life were honoured with Narayani Sushma Swaraj National Women’s Award 2023. This honour is instituted as a tribute to Former External Affairs Minister Late Sushma Swaraj who presented Navratna Samman to Dr. Madhu Vats in 2016.
The chief guest Mr Rajendra Agrawal, MP and other dignitaries lighted the lamp to inaugurate the programme. Programme organiser Mrs Madhu Vats, chief editor ‘Harit Prayay’ and Prof. Pintu Mishra, Dean, Faculty of Arts and Om Dutt Rajput, founder of the theatre. welcomed the guests while former DIOS -Mr GC Sharma briefed the journey of magazine and Narayani Sushma Swaraj National Women’s awards. The mesmerizing cultural presentations by the students of Arts Faculty enthralled everyone.
Chief guest Mr Rajendra Agrawal, MP honoured 21 women with Narayani Sushma Swaraj National Women’s Awards 2023. These women were selected from different fields for their specific contribution to the society and special honour  was given to famous theatre artist and film star Mr OD Rajput.  He congratulated all the awardees and appreciated the efforts of Dr Madhu Vats and her team for their efforts.
The awardees included Prof. Charu Smita, Dr. Shipra Mishra, DRDO Director; Dr. Himani Agarwal; Dr.Abha Bharat Shah, Sharmila Singh, Dr.Shalini Pandey, Mamta Naugraiya, Vinesh Sharma, Gurupyari Satsangi, Dr.Ratna Gupta, Manisha Pankaj, Dr Anita Tripathi, Rashmi Mishra, Dr Alka Gupta, Dr Bhavna Grover, Hima Aggarwal, Vichitra Kaushik, Dr Reema Varshney, Nupur Aggarwal, and Geeta Sharma.
The program was conducted by Vichitra Kaushik. Dr. Prabhat Rai retired IAS &amp; Patron, Harit Paranya concluded the program by proposing vote of thanks to all the guests and the awardees.&nbsp;

Narayani Sushma Swaraj National Women's Award* 2023 was organised under the joint auspices of Harit Prayay magazine and Swami Vivekanand Subharti University, 

21 Specific Women awarded with Narayani Sushma Swaraj National Women's Award 2023 by ‘Harit Prayay’ Magazine

New Delhi (The Hawk): Most of the people are concerned to their health and recent COVID pandemic has motivated laymen to know about the nitty-gritty of health and scientific research. Science communication brings behavioural changes and the popular science magazines like Vigyan Pragati and Science Reporter play a very effective role in this direction. Dr. Rajiv Bahl, Secretary, Department of Health Research (DHR) and Director General, Indian Council of Medical research (ICMR) was sharing his thoughts on 10 April 2023 at ICMR Headquarter during the release function of Health Special issues of CSIR popular science magazines called ‘Vigyan Pragati’ &amp; ‘Science Reporter’. Prof. Ranjana Aggarwal, Director, CSIR-NIScPR said on the occasion that these two magazines of CSIR carry a legacy of seven decades and serve the great responsibility to inculcate scientific temper in the society through the dissemination of authentic S&amp;T knowledge. The special issues comprise of several health-related articles such as mental health, epidemiology, lifestyle diseases, maternal &amp; oral health, health consequences of child marriage. The authors of the issues are the working scientists of ICMR labs who came together in a workshop at CSIR-NIScPR on 16 Nov. 2022 and this is a tangible outcome of that workshop. Shri Hasan Jawaid Khan, Editor of Science Reporter and Dr. Manish Mohan Gore, Editor, Vigyan Pragati also shared their views during the program. Dr. Rajeev, Sr. Financial Advisor, DHR; Dr. Rajni Kant, Director, RMRC, Gorakhpur; Head of Departments at ICMR; Dr. Enna Dogra, Scientist, ICMR, Ms. Sonali Nagar, Sr. Scientist, CSIR-NIScPR &amp; Ms. Shubhada Kapil, Assistant Editor, Vigyan Pragati; Shri Pallav Bagla, Science Journalist also joined the event.

Most of the people are concerned to their health and recent COVID pandemic has motivated laymen

DG, ICMR And Director CSIR-NIScPR Release Health Special Issues Of Vigyan Pragati & Science Reporter Magazines

Singer Taylor Swift hit the stage recently in Tampa, Florida for the first time since news broke that she and boyfriend Joe Alwyn have called it quits after six years of dating.

Taylor Swift returns to stage in Florida after breakup with Joe Alwyn

The Hawk: Journalism is an exciting occupation that allows the person to meet different kinds of people, communities and also gives in a chance to travel to new and exciting places. Journalism can be defined as the activity or product of journalists or other professional engaged in the preparation of written, visual, or audio material intended for telecasted to be viewed by general public through public media like newspaper, magazine, news channel or online news etc. with reference to factual, ongoing events of public concern. These events may be some events of political concern or some sports tournaments etc. Journalism is intended to inform society about itself and to make public, things that would otherwise be private or things that would not come to the knowledge of the people. Journalism or media helps to explain the events that impact the lives of the common man and is developed in a number of forms and styles. Each journalistic form and style uses different techniques of investigation and publishing and writes for different purposes and audiences keeping in mind the relevance and language to be used.  For a journalist to do justice to his work he needs to possess some basic qualities of discovering, collecting the information, assembling, analyzing and presenting information in an attractive way. To do this effectively, journalists require highly developed skills in language, a good understanding of the media and local languages, an interest in current affairs and a broad general knowledge. A journalist can only perform well if he is able to communicate clearly, concisely, accurately and quickly, and have an inquiring nature and well-developed people skills. A lot of media houses is entering into the market every day and hence competition is rising day by day. To stand out from the crowd, successful journalists need to enhance their all-round competence skills with personal enterprise, innovation, imagination and creativity. Only those who have skills and passion towards the job and are willing to take a calculative amount of risks can perform well in this field.
<h2>Modern Society and Journalism</h2>
A journalist is a professional who collects, writes, and distributes news and other information to be processed and finally telecast through one medium or the other. A journalist's work towards collecting information and adding some relevant views and facts is referred to as journalism. Journalism is directed at the consumers of media products, who may comprise nonspecific general audiences or narrower market segments. In modern society, news media have become the chief purveyor of information and opinion about public affairs and important events from the fields of sports, politics, entertainment and world, but the role and status of journalism, along with other forms of mass media, are undergoing some rapid changes resulting from the Internet.  Internet these days is playing a major role in giving a tough competition to media and information sector. There was already a tough ongoing competition among print media and electronic media, but with the internet becoming so popular these days, the competition has even increased. As a result of rapid technological growth, the technology these days has become really affordable and this has resulted in a shift toward reading on I-pads, e-journals, e-readers, smartphones, and other electronic devices rather than print media and has faced news organizations with the ongoing problem of monetizing digital news. These days there are a lot of internet-based applications available for media which is giving a new dimension to reporting and publishing. Within seconds of some major events, we can have full information about the event. This has made the process of journalism even more challenging.
<h2>Role of a Journalist</h2>
In this modernized and sophisticated age of information, every individual wants to be aware of what is happening around them in the world. Everyone wants to have information related to every genre of human life. It is the media that is the source of all that information. Dimensions of media these days are spreading day by day, be it print media like the newspapers and magazines; electronic media like the Internet or Audio/Visual Media like TV, Radio everyone is working hard day and night out to keep us updated with every single event of importance around us. And it is the ‘journalists’ who are the ones actually responsible for all that information. Journalists hold the power to influence the crowds with the first-hand information that they possess. However, there can be some just sitting in their office and collecting some random stuff for the internet and publishing out in their columns, which is something that a real journalist would never do.  Journalism is a highly responsible job, and highly thrilling at the same time. There are times when one needs to be fearless and present the truth in front of the public, no matter how harsh the truth is. Sometimes it becomes difficult due to the involvement of some prominent people in some scandal or a crime, a true journalist is one who without any fear carries on his investigation and brings out the truth in front of the public. If someone is looking for a career in journalism, they should have a presentable and confident personality, along with the ability to write and present information accurately and concisely without any fear or external pressure.
<h3>Other essential requirements that highlight a good Journalist: </h3>
An inquisitive bent of mind, good writing and communication skills in the local as well as national language, strong ability to differentiate effectively between fact and fiction, tact to collect information and take some calculative risks, high intelligence level, awareness towards the general issues and facts, interest in current affairs and happenings around the world. One of the most important qualities needed is the capability of handling the unforeseen situations efficiently. Journalists may expose themselves to danger to cover in all aspects of information about a particular event, particularly when reporting in areas of armed conflict or in states that do not respect the freedom of the press. There can be some cases of corruption or bribery where some high-rank officials are involved, hence in these situations, journalists do risk in themselves to get the truth out. Organizations such as the Committee to Protect Journalists and Reporters without Borders publish reports on press freedom and advocate for journalistic freedom.  Different fields of life including politics, art, economics, business, history, sports, entertainment and many other areas are covered by journalists and provide you with news about the latest happenings in these fields. If you are talented and hard-working, a bright career in journalism is awaiting you, which can take you to a good salary package and perhaps even fame and recognition. With the growing importance of media today, the opportunities in the field are numerous and the job is also demanding and exhilarating at the same time.
<h2>Different Types of Journalism</h2>
Thinking about pursuing journalism as a career, you have a wide range of principles of journalism to choose into from. The best foundation begins with an undergraduate liberal arts education that exposes you to a wide range of disciplines of study and helps you supplement your native curiosity with a habit of critical thinking. Whatever course of study you follow be sure to include a strong foundation in ethics. After that, once you have made up your mind for journalism, and then consider study at a university that offers a graduate degree in journalism. Each journalistic form and style needs some different techniques for collecting information and writes for different purposes and audiences. There are four principal types of journalism namely investigative, news, reviews and columns. 
<h3>News: </h3>
Most widespread form requiring journalism approach is the news coverage. News journalism is often to the point and does not contain any kind of added personal views or any kind of manipulation. It is often referred to as straightforward journalism. Facts are relayed as it is without any change or interpretation. Typical news must be relayed as it is without any tampering with the facts and figures. A normal news story often constitutes a headline with just enough explanation to give an idea of the rest of the article to the reader. News stories relay facts, events and information to society in a straightforward, accurate and unbiased manner. Any deviation from the original facts can at times lead to some serious consequences. Investigative Journalism: The most important and famous form, investigative journalism aims at uncovering the true facts about a particular subject, person, or event of public interest. The investigative journalism is based on the basic principle underlying all journalism-verification and accurate presentation of the facts. It is advised that investigative reporters must work with uncooperative or recalcitrant sources that would maintain the confidentiality of the information and would never divulge or manipulate the information. The investigative journalist should always be aware of their responsibility and should always bring the truth to light. They should also keep in mind that honesty with their work is very important as it can lead to some major public unrest also if something wrong is published. Hence reporters need to be well aware of the fact.
<h2>Columns Writers:</h2>
There is an important place for column writers in all the dailies and weekly publishing’s as well. There can be a wide variety of topics for these columns which can be for a newspaper, magazine or an online media and these are based primarily on the personality of the author. Column writers usually write about subjects or topics in a personal style and usually are associated with one field only which is either related to entertainment, sports, art or culture etc. It is possible that column writers can take a humorous approach, or specialize in a particular subject area or topic. Column writers are usually noticed by their constant focus on a single topic and it's important for columnists to develop their own voice that is recognizable by their readership. Columnist particularly writes their views about some ongoing important event, or some interesting extract or journey from their lives, some important historical event or some new technology. Usually, these articles by the writers are published weekly in a specific fixed column, or these may find a place in a magazine too. Reviews Writer: Reviews can be stated as partly opinion and partly fact-based. Along with news, there can be views from some prominent people that may create a greater interest of the people in the news. These reviews can be about an ongoing event. For example, there can be reviews about an ongoing match by some ex-players from the same field. This creates an added interest of the general public and makes news item even more gripping. The review serves to accomplish the following two functions: 
Precisely describe or identify the subject being reviewed.
To provide an intelligent and informed opinion of the subject based on research and experience.
The review can be provided by prominent people on various topics owing to their experience in the same field, which gives a clear picture of the event and also creates in an understanding of the topic quite well. 
<h2>Career Options</h2>
For those who are interested in this thrilling field of journalism, they can do a course in journalism right after passing the senior secondary examination i.e., 12th standard. One another available option is the option of doing a professional degree in journalism, right after completion of an undergraduate course in any subject. Generally, a background in arts/humanities is preferred. For a student opting for journalism, it is very important to possess a good command over his language and communication skills. Knowledge of regional languages is an extra advantage as one do not know where exactly in future an important event is about to happen, and knowledge of regional language gives in the ability to interact well with the locals about the situation and the event. The courses of journalism are offered in English, Hindi and regional languages. Candidates can go for a graduation in journalism (Bachelor of Journalism) or can even go for a post-graduation in journalism (Masters in Journalism). -- Vijay GarG&nbsp;

A brief information about the scope of journalism in todays world. 

Journalism- A Thrilling Career

Chandigarh (The Hawk): Students Magazine ‘Jawan Tarang’ released at Panjab University Professor Renu Vig, Vice-Chancellor, Panjab University, Chandigarh released the annual student based magazine ‘Jawan Tarang’ for the session 2022-2023, representing the activities of Department of Youth Welfare, Panjab University, Chandigarh. Professor Sanjay Kaushik, Dean College Development Council, Dr. Rohit Kumar Sharma, Director Youth Welfare, Dr. Tejinder Singh, Assistant Director Youth Welfare and Professor Simrat Kahlon, Dean Student Welfare (Women) along with all the editors of this magazine were also present on the occasion and released the annual magazine. This annual magazine is compilation of contributions from students of different colleges and departments of Panjab University, Chandigarh who have secured podium positions in various events conducted by Department of Youth Welfare, Panjab University, Chandigarh.

Students Magazine ‘Jawan Tarang’ released at Panjab University Professor Renu Vig, Vice-Chancellor, Panjab University

Students Magazine ‘Jawan Tarang’ Released At PU

New Delhi: India is emerging as a "major power" in the Middle East, and it is time to take New Delhi's projection of power in the region seriously, read an article in Foreign Policy, a US-based magazine on global affairs. The author, Steven A Cook, cited one of his previous visits to India after which he said he was sceptical about a future Indian role in the Middle East. "India and Middle Eastern countries were already intertwined in various ways, of course. There were budding military and technology ties between India and Israel. One could not travel in the Persian Gulf region without noticing that guest workers from the Indian state of Kerala provided the labour that made many of the Gulf countries run. India also imported a lot of oil from the Middle East. Yet after my conversations with officials, diplomats, generals, and analysts, it struck me that Indians did not want to play a larger role in the Middle East," he wrote in the piece. However, he said he believed that things have changed now and India was emerging as a major player in the Middle East. "In the 10 years since my trip, however, things have changed. While US officials and analysts are obsessed with every diplomatic move Beijing makes and eye Chinese investment in the Middle East with suspicion, Washington is overlooking one of the most interesting geopolitical developments in the region in years: the emergence of India as a major player in the Middle East," Cook stated. He added that India-Israel ties are, perhaps, the most well-developed when it comes to New Delhi's relations in the region. Although India recognised Israel in 1950, the two countries did not establish normal diplomatic ties until 1992. Since then, especially in recent years, they have deepened their ties. In 2017, Prime Minister Narendra Modi was the first Indian leader to visit Israel, which was followed by his Israeli counterpart travelling to India the following year. "Beyond the pomp of these visits, India-Israel ties have rapidly developed in a variety of fields, notably high-tech and defence," he said. Citing Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, Cook stated that Israel was among India's top three arms suppliers in 2021, and recent Indian news reports indicate that the two countries are exploring the coproduction of weapons systems. Also in the past, India's business community shied away from investing in Israel, given the country's small market and controversial politics (to many in India), but that may be changing, he added. "In 2022, the Adani Group and an Israeli partner won a tender for Haifa Port for 1.2 billion USD. There are also ongoing negotiations for an India-Israel Free Trade Agreement. Of course, the India-Israel relationship is complicated. India remains steadfast in its support for the Palestinians; has friendly ties with Iran, from which New Delhi has purchased significant amounts of oil; and Indian elites tend to see Israel through the prism of their country's own colonial experience," he added. Cook further stated that the Gulf, the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia were aggressively seeking ways to expand relations with India, which is a significant shift because both countries, but particularly the latter, have long aligned with Pakistan. "The pivot to India stems in part from a common interest in containing Islamist extremism, but much of the pull is economic. The Emiratis and Saudis see opportunities in a country of 1.4 billion people that is less than a four-hour flight away. So far, the results are positive. In the first 11 months of the UAE-India Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement, which entered into force in May 2022, non-oil trade between the two countries reached 45 billion USD, which was an almost 7 per cent increase above the previous year," Cook stated in his piece. The ties between India and UAE propelled through I2U2--a grouping of Israel, India, the UAE, and the United States--which seeks to leverage the combined technological know-how and private capital to address alternative energy, agriculture, trade, infrastructure development, and more, he noted. Saudi Arabia, which is India's second-largest supplier of oil and gas, also wants to augment the energy relationship further by adding renewables into the mix. "In April, the Indian new site Siasat.com reported that Riyadh and New Delhi were discussing a plan to link India's energy grid to the kingdom (and the UAE) via undersea cables. It is unclear whether such an ambitious project will ever come to fruition, but those talks indicate that the Indian and Saudi governments are looking for ways to add to the existing 43 billion USD in trade between the two countries," he stated in his piece in Foreign Policy. Citing PM Modi's recent state visit to Egypt, the author called it an episode in the ongoing Egyptian-Indian love fest, which came about six months after Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi being the guest of honour at India's 74th Republic Day celebration--his third visit to New Delhi since assuming power. "Unlike with Israel, the UAE, and Saudi Arabia, trade between India and Egypt is relatively modest, worth about 6 billion USD. The Egyptian authorities, whose economic mismanagement has created a debt crisis and 30 per cent inflation, are seeking help from India. There is also talk of trade in rupees because the Egyptians are short of dollars," the piece added. However, Cook said Egypt's multiple economic difficulties are not the only issues driving the burgeoning relationship, and India also regards Egypt as a gateway through which to send their goods to Africa and Europe. "It is tempting for US policymakers and analysts to view India's growing role in the region through the prism of great-power competition with China. At a level of abstraction, playing the "India card" seems like a wise move in the new great game," he stated in his piece. Citing the long enmity, border disputes, and even armed conflicts between India and China, the author said additional counterweight to Beijing in the Middle East would be helpful as the Biden administration shifts from de-emphasizing the region to regarding it as an area of opportunity to contain China. "And Modi's visit to Washington in late June was also a love fest, including a state dinner and address to a joint session of Congress," he added. However, the author stated that it is "unlikely" that New Delhi wants to be the strategic partner that Washington imagines, keeping in mind India's closeness with Russia in the past, and even its recent stand during Russia's war in Ukraine. "New Delhi has condemned the Russian invasion but has not voted to condemn Moscow in the United Nations and is a prodigious procurer of Russian arms and oil," he wrote. He stated further that India diverges sharply from the US and Israel on Iran, adding that Washington should temper its expectations about what the expansion of India's economic and security ties to the Middle East means. "It is unlikely that India will line up with the United States, but it is also unlikely that New Delhi will undercut Washington as both Beijing and Moscow have done," the author stated. He added, "The evolution of India's place in the Middle East reflects the changing international order and the willingness--perhaps even eagerness--of countries in the region to benefit from the new multipolarity". The author further stated that if the US' Middle Eastern partners are looking for an alternative to Washington, it is better if New Delhi is among their choices. "The United States may no longer be the undisputed big dog in the region, but as long as India expands its presence in the Middle East, neither Russia nor China can assume that role," he added in the piece. (ANI)

India is emerging as a "major power" in the Middle East, and it is time to take New Delhi's projection of power in the region seriously

India Emerging As Major Power In Middle East: US Magazine

Los Angeles: Jennifer Lopez believes that there are a growing number of on-screen roles for older women in Hollywood, and the singer-actress is keen to continue working for many years to come.  "It has changed a lot, and I think it’s appropriate. As you get older and you have more experience, you become a richer human being and you have more to offer. The idea of, ‘There’s nothing really valuable about watching a woman over 30’ is so ridiculous, it’s the opposite of right. It just makes me laugh."  "People have realised that women just get sexier as they get older. They get more learned and more rich with character. All of that is very beautiful and attractive, and not just physically, but on the inside, the beauty that you gain as you get older, the wisdom you gain," she told ELLE's December/January 2023 Women in Hollywood issue.  Lopez hasn't made any retirement plans, and she doesn't plan to slow down anytime soon, either, reports femalefirst.co.uk.  The 'If You Had My Love' hitmaker, who is married to actor Ben Affleck, explained: "I see myself working (as long as) I want to. I don’t know what that age is. It might be 70, it might be 80, it might be 90, I don’t know. But I know that it’s there for me if I want it and I want to create it."  “That has always been the mindset that I’ve had: to never let anybody put me in a box because of where I was born, where I’m from, what age I am, anything like that. Those boundaries don’t exist for me."
—IANS

Jennifer Lopez believes that there are a growing number of on-screen roles for older women in Hollywood, and the singer-actress is keen

Jennifer Lopez says 'Women get sexier as they age'

Los Angeles: Singer-songwriter Taylor Swift, who has been getting a lot of positive response to her Eras Tour, has been named ‘Time’ Person of the Year by the magazine.  With this, Taylor Swift has become first solo artiste and the first woman to appear twice on its annual honourary cover since the series began in 1927, reports ‘Los Angeles Times’.  She made her Person of the Year cover debut in 2017 as part of the 'Silence Breakers', a group of women who helped spark a cultural reckoning around sexual harassment and assault.  As per ‘Los Angeles Times’, she appeared alongside California lobbyist Adama Iwu, actor Ashley Judd, a strawberry picker identified as Isabel Pascual and software engineer Susan Fowler.  Her cover shoot features a cameo from her cat Benjamin Button, as credited in her acknowledgment post.  She told the magazine that she is "the proudest and happiest I've ever felt."  BBC further states that The award goes to an event or person deemed to have had the most influence on global events over the past year.  The singer also admitted to the magazine that the toll of her 180-minute Eras concerts often left her feeling physically exhausted. After a run of shows, "I do not leave my bed except to get food and take it back to my bed and eat it there," she said.
—IANS

Singer-songwriter Taylor Swift, who has been getting a lot of positive response to her Eras Tour, has been named ‘Time’ Person of the Year

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