• QFTCINO25 Current Events Games 1-2

    From Mark Brader@21:1/5 to All on Wed Jan 22 05:03:44 2025
    We're into a new season, so...

    These questions were written to be asked in Toronto on the dates
    indicated, and should be interpreted accordingly. If any answers
    have changed due to newer news, you are still expected to give
    the answers that were correct on that date.

    On each question you may give up to two answers, but if you give
    both a right answer and a wrong answer, there would be a small
    penalty if the questions were being scored. Please post all your
    answers in a single followup to the newsgroup, based only on your
    own knowledge. (In your answer posting, quote the questions and
    place your answer below each one.) I will reveal the correct
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    All questions were written by members of the Night Owls, and are
    used here by permission, but have been reformatted and may have
    been retyped and/or edited by me. The posting and tabulation of
    current-events questions is independent of the concurrent posting
    of other rounds. For further information please see my 2024-08-30
    companion posting on "Questions from the Canadian Inquisition
    (QFTCI*)".


    * Game 1 (2025-01-13), Round 1 - Current Events

    1. On January 5, he became the fifth NFL quarterback to throw his
    500th regular-season touchdown pass. Who is he?

    2. On January 6, as well as announcing his eventual retirement as
    Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau also announced that Parliament
    will be prorogued until what date?

    3. Kentucky will get $110,000,000 US from which major US grocery
    chain in a lawsuit settlement? According to the state's
    attorney-general, pharmacies of this grocery chain helped fuel
    the opioid crisis by having no internal oversight, guidelines,
    or training to address the problem. Name the grocery chain.

    4. Which country became the 10th member of the BRICS group?

    5. Who was the former member of a folk music trio that died last
    week at age 86? He co-wrote the song "Puff the Magic Dragon".

    6. This far-right French politician, who died last week at age 96,
    started the National Front Party in 1972 and led that party
    until 2011. Who was he?

    7. Which beauty-product retailer was announced as the first founding
    partner of Toronto Tempo, the new Women's National Basketball
    Association team that will start playing in 2026?

    8. Who was the first woman to solo-host the Golden Globe Awards?

    9. North Korean leader Kim Jung-Un banned what popular North
    American food, claiming it is too western?

    10. A water-bomber from Quebec that was sent to fight the Pacific
    Palisades fire in Los Angeles was grounded on Thursday. Why?


    * Game 2 (2025-01-20), Round 1 - Current Events

    1. Over 200 cases of norovirus were reported among students at
    which Ontario University?

    2. President Biden removed which country from a list of state
    sponsors of terrorism after that country agreed to release
    553 prisoners? Name the country.

    3. Which country completed its first spacecraft docking, the 4th
    country to do so after the US, Russia/USRR, and China?

    4. There have been numerous wildfires in Los Angeles County.
    The two largest have been the Pacific Palisades fire and one
    that's centered around the Altadena area and includes parts of
    other communities including Pasadena. What is the name of that
    second fire, named after the canyon where it started?

    5. On Wednesday in Ottawa, Premier Ford wore a cap at a news
    conference. What was written on the cap?

    6. This American filmmaker, musician, and actor died last week
    at age 78. He was best known for his work in the "Twin Peaks"
    series in the 1990s, and for directing the movie "Elephant Man",
    for which he received an Academy Award nomination. Who was he?

    7. This former baseball player, broadcaster, and actor died last
    week at age 90. He had a short and unremarkable career as a
    catcher with a number of teams. After baseball, he became a
    play-by-play announcer and color commentator. As well, he had
    a recurring role in the sitcom "Mr. Belvedere" and appeared in
    the "Major League" movie trilogy. Who was he?

    8. On Monday night Mark Carney was as a guest on a US TV show.
    He hinted very strongly that he was about to run for Justin
    Trudeau's job without actually making an official announcement.
    Which show was it?

    9. Last week, an NHL goalie made history by scoring a goal and
    getting an assist during the same game. Name the goalie or
    his team (place name or team name).

    10. Traditionally all living former US presidents and their
    spouses attend the inaugurations of presidents. But one of those
    people decided last week not to attend Trump's inauguration.
    Who made the announcement last week that he/she "will not attend
    the inauguration"? (First and last name required.)

    --
    Mark Brader, Toronto | "Professor, I think I have a counterexample." [email protected] | "That's all right; I have two proofs."

    My text in this article is in the public domain.

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  • From Dan Tilque@21:1/5 to Mark Brader on Wed Jan 22 11:25:00 2025
    On 1/21/25 21:03, Mark Brader wrote:


    * Game 1 (2025-01-13), Round 1 - Current Events

    1. On January 5, he became the fifth NFL quarterback to throw his
    500th regular-season touchdown pass. Who is he?

    2. On January 6, as well as announcing his eventual retirement as
    Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau also announced that Parliament
    will be prorogued until what date?

    3. Kentucky will get $110,000,000 US from which major US grocery
    chain in a lawsuit settlement? According to the state's
    attorney-general, pharmacies of this grocery chain helped fuel
    the opioid crisis by having no internal oversight, guidelines,
    or training to address the problem. Name the grocery chain.

    Krogers


    4. Which country became the 10th member of the BRICS group?

    5. Who was the former member of a folk music trio that died last
    week at age 86? He co-wrote the song "Puff the Magic Dragon".

    Yarrow


    6. This far-right French politician, who died last week at age 96,
    started the National Front Party in 1972 and led that party
    until 2011. Who was he?

    7. Which beauty-product retailer was announced as the first founding
    partner of Toronto Tempo, the new Women's National Basketball
    Association team that will start playing in 2026?

    8. Who was the first woman to solo-host the Golden Globe Awards?

    9. North Korean leader Kim Jung-Un banned what popular North
    American food, claiming it is too western?

    pizza; hamburgers


    10. A water-bomber from Quebec that was sent to fight the Pacific
    Palisades fire in Los Angeles was grounded on Thursday. Why?

    interference by drones



    * Game 2 (2025-01-20), Round 1 - Current Events

    1. Over 200 cases of norovirus were reported among students at
    which Ontario University?

    University of Waterloo


    2. President Biden removed which country from a list of state
    sponsors of terrorism after that country agreed to release
    553 prisoners? Name the country.

    Cuba


    3. Which country completed its first spacecraft docking, the 4th
    country to do so after the US, Russia/USRR, and China?

    India; Japan


    4. There have been numerous wildfires in Los Angeles County.
    The two largest have been the Pacific Palisades fire and one
    that's centered around the Altadena area and includes parts of
    other communities including Pasadena. What is the name of that
    second fire, named after the canyon where it started?

    5. On Wednesday in Ottawa, Premier Ford wore a cap at a news
    conference. What was written on the cap?

    Make Canada Great Again

    (total WAG)


    6. This American filmmaker, musician, and actor died last week
    at age 78. He was best known for his work in the "Twin Peaks"
    series in the 1990s, and for directing the movie "Elephant Man",
    for which he received an Academy Award nomination. Who was he?

    7. This former baseball player, broadcaster, and actor died last
    week at age 90. He had a short and unremarkable career as a
    catcher with a number of teams. After baseball, he became a
    play-by-play announcer and color commentator. As well, he had
    a recurring role in the sitcom "Mr. Belvedere" and appeared in
    the "Major League" movie trilogy. Who was he?

    Bob Uecker


    8. On Monday night Mark Carney was as a guest on a US TV show.
    He hinted very strongly that he was about to run for Justin
    Trudeau's job without actually making an official announcement.
    Which show was it?

    9. Last week, an NHL goalie made history by scoring a goal and
    getting an assist during the same game. Name the goalie or
    his team (place name or team name).

    10. Traditionally all living former US presidents and their
    spouses attend the inaugurations of presidents. But one of those
    people decided last week not to attend Trump's inauguration.
    Who made the announcement last week that he/she "will not attend
    the inauguration"? (First and last name required.)

    Michelle Obama


    --
    Dan Tilque

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  • From Erland Sommarskog@21:1/5 to Mark Brader on Wed Jan 22 21:55:50 2025
    Mark Brader ([email protected]) writes:
    * Game 1 (2025-01-13), Round 1 - Current Events

    2. On January 6, as well as announcing his eventual retirement as
    Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau also announced that Parliament
    will be prorogued until what date?

    March 25

    4. Which country became the 10th member of the BRICS group?

    Egypt

    6. This far-right French politician, who died last week at age 96,
    started the National Front Party in 1972 and led that party
    until 2011. Who was he?

    Jean-Marie Le Pen

    9. North Korean leader Kim Jung-Un banned what popular North
    American food, claiming it is too western?

    Hamburger

    * Game 2 (2025-01-20), Round 1 - Current Events

    2. President Biden removed which country from a list of state
    sponsors of terrorism after that country agreed to release
    553 prisoners? Name the country.

    Cuba

    3. Which country completed its first spacecraft docking, the 4th
    country to do so after the US, Russia/USRR, and China?

    Japan

    6. This American filmmaker, musician, and actor died last week
    at age 78. He was best known for his work in the "Twin Peaks"
    series in the 1990s, and for directing the movie "Elephant Man",
    for which he received an Academy Award nomination. Who was he?

    David Lynch

    10. Traditionally all living former US presidents and their
    spouses attend the inaugurations of presidents. But one of those
    people decided last week not to attend Trump's inauguration.
    Who made the announcement last week that he/she "will not attend
    the inauguration"? (First and last name required.)

    Michelle Obama

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  • From Dan Blum@21:1/5 to Mark Brader on Wed Jan 22 23:00:33 2025
    Mark Brader <[email protected]> wrote:

    * Game 1 (2025-01-13), Round 1 - Current Events

    3. Kentucky will get $110,000,000 US from which major US grocery
    chain in a lawsuit settlement? According to the state's
    attorney-general, pharmacies of this grocery chain helped fuel
    the opioid crisis by having no internal oversight, guidelines,
    or training to address the problem. Name the grocery chain.

    Krogers; Safeway

    6. This far-right French politician, who died last week at age 96,
    started the National Front Party in 1972 and led that party
    until 2011. Who was he?

    Le Pen

    9. North Korean leader Kim Jung-Un banned what popular North
    American food, claiming it is too western?

    hot dogs

    10. A water-bomber from Quebec that was sent to fight the Pacific
    Palisades fire in Los Angeles was grounded on Thursday. Why?

    a drone hit it

    * Game 2 (2025-01-20), Round 1 - Current Events

    6. This American filmmaker, musician, and actor died last week
    at age 78. He was best known for his work in the "Twin Peaks"
    series in the 1990s, and for directing the movie "Elephant Man",
    for which he received an Academy Award nomination. Who was he?

    David Lynch

    --
    _______________________________________________________________________
    Dan Blum [email protected]
    "I wouldn't have believed it myself if I hadn't just made it up."

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  • From Joshua Kreitzer@21:1/5 to Mark Brader on Thu Jan 23 18:10:30 2025
    On 1/21/2025 11:03 PM, Mark Brader wrote:

    * Game 1 (2025-01-13), Round 1 - Current Events

    5. Who was the former member of a folk music trio that died last
    week at age 86? He co-wrote the song "Puff the Magic Dragon".

    Peter Yarrow

    6. This far-right French politician, who died last week at age 96,
    started the National Front Party in 1972 and led that party
    until 2011. Who was he?

    Le Pen

    * Game 2 (2025-01-20), Round 1 - Current Events

    2. President Biden removed which country from a list of state
    sponsors of terrorism after that country agreed to release
    553 prisoners? Name the country.

    Cuba

    6. This American filmmaker, musician, and actor died last week
    at age 78. He was best known for his work in the "Twin Peaks"
    series in the 1990s, and for directing the movie "Elephant Man",
    for which he received an Academy Award nomination. Who was he?

    David Lynch

    7. This former baseball player, broadcaster, and actor died last
    week at age 90. He had a short and unremarkable career as a
    catcher with a number of teams. After baseball, he became a
    play-by-play announcer and color commentator. As well, he had
    a recurring role in the sitcom "Mr. Belvedere" and appeared in
    the "Major League" movie trilogy. Who was he?

    Bob Uecker

    10. Traditionally all living former US presidents and their
    spouses attend the inaugurations of presidents. But one of those
    people decided last week not to attend Trump's inauguration.
    Who made the announcement last week that he/she "will not attend
    the inauguration"? (First and last name required.)

    Michelle Obama

    --
    Joshua Kreitzer
    [email protected]

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  • From Mark Brader@21:1/5 to All on Sun Jan 26 04:04:47 2025
    Mark Brader:
    We're into a new season, so...

    These questions were written to be asked in Toronto on the dates
    indicated, and should be interpreted accordingly. If any answers
    have changed due to newer news, you are still expected to give the
    answers that were correct on that date... For further information
    please see my 2024-08-30 companion posting on "Questions from the
    Canadian Inquisition (QFTCI*)".


    Hello? Hello? Where is everybody?


    * Game 1 (2025-01-13), Round 1 - Current Events

    1. On January 5, he became the fifth NFL quarterback to throw his
    500th regular-season touchdown pass. Who is he?

    Aaron Rodgers.

    2. On January 6, as well as announcing his eventual retirement as
    Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau also announced that Parliament
    will be prorogued until what date?

    March 24.

    3. Kentucky will get $110,000,000 US from which major US grocery
    chain in a lawsuit settlement? According to the state's
    attorney-general, pharmacies of this grocery chain helped fuel
    the opioid crisis by having no internal oversight, guidelines,
    or training to address the problem. Name the grocery chain.

    Kroger's. 4 for Pete.

    4. Which country became the 10th member of the BRICS group?

    Indonesia.

    The group was formed by Brazil, Russia, India, and China,
    followed by South Africa -- hence the name -- and has now
    added Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, the UAE, and Indonesia.

    5. Who was the former member of a folk music trio that died last
    week at age 86? He co-wrote the song "Puff the Magic Dragon".

    Peter Yarrow. 4 for, er, everybody -- Joshua and Pete.

    6. This far-right French politician, who died last week at age 96,
    started the National Front Party in 1972 and led that party
    until 2011. Who was he?

    Jean-Marie Le Pen. 4 for everybody.

    7. Which beauty-product retailer was announced as the first founding
    partner of Toronto Tempo, the new Women's National Basketball
    Association team that will start playing in 2026?

    Sephora.

    8. Who was the first woman to solo-host the Golden Globe Awards?

    Nikki Glaser. 4 for Pete.

    9. North Korean leader Kim Jung-Un banned what popular North
    American food, claiming it is too western?

    Hot dog.

    10. A water-bomber from Quebec that was sent to fight the Pacific
    Palisades fire in Los Angeles was grounded on Thursday. Why?

    It was hit by a (civilian) drone.


    * Game 2 (2025-01-20), Round 1 - Current Events

    1. Over 200 cases of norovirus were reported among students at
    which Ontario University?

    University of Guelph.

    2. President Biden removed which country from a list of state
    sponsors of terrorism after that country agreed to release
    553 prisoners? Name the country.

    Cuba. 4 for Joshua.

    3. Which country completed its first spacecraft docking, the 4th
    country to do so after the US, Russia/USRR, and China?

    India. 4 for Pete.

    4. There have been numerous wildfires in Los Angeles County.
    The two largest have been the Pacific Palisades fire and one
    that's centered around the Altadena area and includes parts of
    other communities including Pasadena. What is the name of that
    second fire, named after the canyon where it started?

    Eaton fire. 3 for Pete.

    5. On Wednesday in Ottawa, Premier Ford wore a cap at a news
    conference. What was written on the cap?

    "CANADA IS NOT FOR SALE".

    6. This American filmmaker, musician, and actor died last week
    at age 78. He was best known for his work in the "Twin Peaks"
    series in the 1990s, and for directing the movie "Elephant Man",
    for which he received an Academy Award nomination. Who was he?

    David Lynch. 4 for everybody.

    7. This former baseball player, broadcaster, and actor died last
    week at age 90. He had a short and unremarkable career as a
    catcher with a number of teams. After baseball, he became a
    play-by-play announcer and color commentator. As well, he had
    a recurring role in the sitcom "Mr. Belvedere" and appeared in
    the "Major League" movie trilogy. Who was he?

    Bob Uecker. 4 for everybody.

    8. On Monday night Mark Carney was as a guest on a US TV show.
    He hinted very strongly that he was about to run for Justin
    Trudeau's job without actually making an official announcement.
    Which show was it?

    "The Daily Show".

    9. Last week, an NHL goalie made history by scoring a goal and
    getting an assist during the same game. Name the goalie or
    his team (place name or team name).

    Alex Nedeljkovic, Pittsburgh Penguins.

    When a player puts the puck in his own team's net, the goal is
    counted as being scored by the last opponent to touch the puck,
    which could be the goalie. But this is *not* what happened here:
    the Buffalo Sabres had pulled their goalie and Nedeljkovic actually
    shot the puck 180 feet from behind his own goal line into the empty
    net, which has been an even rarer event now that the NHL only allows
    it to be done from a trapezoidal zone near the net.

    10. Traditionally all living former US presidents and their
    spouses attend the inaugurations of presidents. But one of those
    people decided last week not to attend Trump's inauguration.
    Who made the announcement last week that he/she "will not attend
    the inauguration"? (First and last name required.)

    Michelle Obama. 4 for everybody.


    Scores, if there are no errors:

    GAMES-> 1 2 TOTALS
    Pete Gayde 16 19 35
    Joshua Kreitzer 8 16 24

    --
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    Toronto | 9 qas 8mtillihemt mot ikkfavpur4d 5esoyrdeful [email protected] | abd fill if condif3nce on myd3lf." -- Cica

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  • From Joshua Kreitzer@21:1/5 to Mark Brader on Sun Jan 26 12:06:25 2025
    On 1/25/2025 10:04 PM, Mark Brader wrote:
    Mark Brader:
    We're into a new season, so...

    These questions were written to be asked in Toronto on the dates
    indicated, and should be interpreted accordingly. If any answers
    have changed due to newer news, you are still expected to give the
    answers that were correct on that date... For further information
    please see my 2024-08-30 companion posting on "Questions from the
    Canadian Inquisition (QFTCI*)".


    Hello? Hello? Where is everybody?

    There were actually three people whose answers didn't make it to you --
    Dan Blum, Dan Tilque, and Erland Sommarskog.

    --
    Joshua Kreitzer
    [email protected]

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  • From Mark Brader@21:1/5 to All on Sun Jan 26 20:52:24 2025
    Mark Brader:
    Hello? Hello? Where is everybody?

    Joshua Kreitzer:
    There were actually three people whose answers didn't make it to you --
    Dan Blum, Dan Tilque, and Erland Sommarskog.

    Thanks to everybody for informing me and forwarding the answers.
    I knew Giganews had a problem with accepting my own postings for
    a while there, but I didn't know that other people's weren't
    getting through either.

    Okay, here goes again:


    * Game 1 (2025-01-13), Round 1 - Current Events

    1. On January 5, he became the fifth NFL quarterback to throw his
    500th regular-season touchdown pass. Who is he?

    Aaron Rodgers.

    2. On January 6, as well as announcing his eventual retirement as
    Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau also announced that Parliament
    will be prorogued until what date?

    March 24.

    3. Kentucky will get $110,000,000 US from which major US grocery
    chain in a lawsuit settlement? According to the state's
    attorney-general, pharmacies of this grocery chain helped fuel
    the opioid crisis by having no internal oversight, guidelines,
    or training to address the problem. Name the grocery chain.

    Kroger's. 4 for Pete and Dan Tilque. 3 for Dan Blum.

    4. Which country became the 10th member of the BRICS group?

    Indonesia.

    The group was formed by Brazil, Russia, India, and China,
    followed by South Africa -- hence the name -- and more
    recently Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, the UAE, and now Indonesia.

    5. Who was the former member of a folk music trio that died last
    week at age 86? He co-wrote the song "Puff the Magic Dragon".

    Peter Yarrow. 4 for Joshua, Pete, and Dan Tilque.

    6. This far-right French politician, who died last week at age 96,
    started the National Front Party in 1972 and led that party
    until 2011. Who was he?

    Jean-Marie Le Pen. 4 for Joshua, Pete, Erland, and Dan Blum.

    7. Which beauty-product retailer was announced as the first founding
    partner of Toronto Tempo, the new Women's National Basketball
    Association team that will start playing in 2026?

    Sephora.

    8. Who was the first woman to solo-host the Golden Globe Awards?

    Nikki Glaser. 4 for Pete.

    9. North Korean leader Kim Jung-Un banned what popular North
    American food, claiming it is too western?

    Hot dog. 4 for Dan Blum.

    10. A water-bomber from Quebec that was sent to fight the Pacific
    Palisades fire in Los Angeles was grounded on Thursday. Why?

    It was hit by a (civilian) drone. 4 for Dan Tilque and Dan Blum.


    * Game 2 (2025-01-20), Round 1 - Current Events

    1. Over 200 cases of norovirus were reported among students at
    which Ontario University?

    University of Guelph.

    2. President Biden removed which country from a list of state
    sponsors of terrorism after that country agreed to release
    553 prisoners? Name the country.

    Cuba. 4 for Joshua, Dan Tilque, and Erland.

    3. Which country completed its first spacecraft docking, the 4th
    country to do so after the US, Russia/USRR, and China?

    India. 4 for Pete. 3 for Dan Tilque.

    4. There have been numerous wildfires in Los Angeles County.
    The two largest have been the Pacific Palisades fire and one
    that's centered around the Altadena area and includes parts of
    other communities including Pasadena. What is the name of that
    second fire, named after the canyon where it started?

    Eaton fire. 3 for Pete.

    5. On Wednesday in Ottawa, Premier Ford wore a cap at a news
    conference. What was written on the cap?

    "CANADA IS NOT FOR SALE".

    6. This American filmmaker, musician, and actor died last week
    at age 78. He was best known for his work in the "Twin Peaks"
    series in the 1990s, and for directing the movie "Elephant Man",
    for which he received an Academy Award nomination. Who was he?

    David Lynch. 4 for Joshua, Pete, Erland, and Dan Blum.

    7. This former baseball player, broadcaster, and actor died last
    week at age 90. He had a short and unremarkable career as a
    catcher with a number of teams. After baseball, he became a
    play-by-play announcer and color commentator. As well, he had
    a recurring role in the sitcom "Mr. Belvedere" and appeared in
    the "Major League" movie trilogy. Who was he?

    Bob Uecker. 4 for Joshua, Pete, and Dan Tilque.

    8. On Monday night Mark Carney was as a guest on a US TV show.
    He hinted very strongly that he was about to run for Justin
    Trudeau's job without actually making an official announcement.
    Which show was it?

    "The Daily Show".

    9. Last week, an NHL goalie made history by scoring a goal and
    getting an assist during the same game. Name the goalie or
    his team (place name or team name).

    Alex Nedeljkovic, Pittsburgh Penguins.

    When a player puts the puck in his own team's net, the goal is
    counted as being scored by the last opponent to touch the puck,
    which could be the goalie. But this is *not* what happened here:
    the Buffalo Sabres had pulled their goalie and Nedeljkovic actually
    shot the puck 180 feet from behind his own goal line into the empty
    net, which has been an even rarer event now that the NHL only allows
    it to be done from a trapezoidal zone near the net.

    10. Traditionally all living former US presidents and their
    spouses attend the inaugurations of presidents. But one of those
    people decided last week not to attend Trump's inauguration.
    Who made the announcement last week that he/she "will not attend
    the inauguration"? (First and last name required.)

    Michelle Obama. 4 for Joshua, Pete, Dan Tilque, and Erland.


    Scores, if there are now no errors:

    GAMES-> 1 2 TOTALS
    Pete Gayde 16 19 35
    Dan Tilque 12 15 27
    Joshua Kreitzer 8 16 24
    Dan Blum 15 4 19
    Erland Sommarskog 4 12 16

    --
    Mark Brader "This must be a serious issue!
    Toronto It's spawned a new interjection!"
    [email protected] --Steve Summit

    My text in this article is in the public domain.

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