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  • AD 10 (category AD 10)
    Alexandria, Greek engineer (d. c. AD 70) Pope Linus, Pope in Catholic church (d. AD 76) Liu Penzi, Chinese puppet emperor (d. after AD 27) Lucius Vipstanus Poplicola...
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  • of both tribute and slaves from its neighbors during the second millennia AD. The lack of wealth and viable agricultural manpower lead to severe economic...
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  • stretch across 19 of the 24 time zones from Sudmoll in UTC -9 to Iles Evangeline in UTC +9. The extremely diverse geography, climate, and wildlife of Burgundie...
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  • Battganuur. It was conquered by the Oduniyyad Caliphate in the 7th century AD. It remained under Oduniyyad control until the fall of that empire in 1514...
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  • province, two territories, and two semiautonomous Republics which span roughly 1.9 million square miles; it borders Kiravian Scapa to the northwest by sea, Caergwynn...
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  • the Republic of Caphiria was established, lasting almost 500 years until 109 AD. The Republic saw a vast expansion of territory, including present-day Cartadania...
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  • begun the true rise of a recognizable Occidental civilization. 9th century BC-5th century AD, it is generally attributed to the period wherein the Ancient...
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  • network of spies, and skirmished with locals. Between April 104 AD and June of 105 AD Corvus and Legio XIV Quintillius dominated the western towns and...
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  • in the [CENTURY] AD, giving rise to the Coscivian particular church, and next in the Northeast and Kilikas Basin in the [6th century?] AD, giving rise to...
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  • coastal city of Qabór served as the capital from 164 AD until it was destroyed by Abio warriors in 671 AD, during the Abio-Qabór War. These tribes were (and...
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  • enough land in Levantia to reclaim the Imperial legacy of Great Levantia in 761 AD. The Conine Emperors continued the practice common among the kings of Gallawa...
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  • happened around the fall of the Levantine Potentate in the late 6th century AD drove the Khovihnihk tribes out of East Gothica in a matter of decades, afterwhich...
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  • Yaehwa 215 AD - 246 AD (31 Years) 233 AD - 246 AD (13 Years) House of Sun Third child of Heon. Died childless. 93 Emperor Gogun 221 AD - 249 AD (28 Years)...
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  • monarchy in western Audonia, south of Çyr. In 2031, the UAE's population was 9.1 million, of which 1.4 million are Emirati citizens and 7.8 million are expatriates...
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  • river, especially with the construction of the city of Ardotalia in around 150 AD. Aricina, which had its own system of walls within the city, became an isolated...
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  • the Republic of Caphiria was established, lasting almost 500 years until 109 AD. The Republic saw a vast expansion of territory, including present-day Cartadania...
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  • driven by turmoil in what is now northern Fiannria from c.300AD, and the eighth-century AD Khunyer migration from northeastern Levantia sparked by turmoil...
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  • Wars' culmination in 16 BC. Caphirian Recession and Kosal Expansion (300 AD - 484 AD): Internal conflicts within the Caphirian Republic, led by figures like...
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  • established when the new federalist constitution was enacted after the war. In 1967 AD, during the Sunderance, civilian responsibility for both the Army and the...
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  • account of minimal competition for land and resources. From the 1640s AD through the 1710s AD, colonial officials negotiated a series of agreements with various...
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  • Great Levantia were overrun by Gothic people from the 3rd to 6th centuries AD, creating many of the modern cultural boundaries that presently exist in Levantia...
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  • identity. The momentum of colonization persisted into the Lombard Valley in 704 AD, introducing new challenges posed by rugged terrain and dense forests. By...
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  • centuries, Ceylonia was a colony of the Qabóri Woqalate, being conquered in 677 AD. This time was relatively unstable for the colony, as the majority of the...
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  • Gothic and Nünsyak oral traditions recorded in the early first millennium AD suggest that the lower Zalgis, and Old Zalgisbeck with it, had been dislocated...
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  • business enterprise rather than charitable endeavor. By 1610, the previously ad hoc Conseil Patronal had taken on a permanent standing basis representing...
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  • Kingdom of Culfra which encompassed the north and set the number of electors at 9. They were: Duke-Elector of Allaria Duke-Elector of Anivania Count-Elector...
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  • but have yet to encounter any incidents of accidental death. Vilauristre has 9 boroughs: Harborside, The Quays, Commerce_Street|Commerce Street, Devil's Den...
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  • depopulation, with the island having been continuously populated since around 800 AD. Although the island is near the equator, its strong winds lower the perceived...
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  • slow rise would quickly scale up significantly in the 3rd and 4th century AD, as the expansive lands of what is today Tierrador would grow to be much more...
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  • Kiravian territories, shipping, and interests at sea. Tracing its roots to 1547 AD, the Kiravian Navy stands as a formidable maritime force integral to Kiravian...
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  • forces who defeated the 17th Legion decisively at the Battle of Kilglas in 20 AD, bringing an end to further attempts to invade the central and western Ninerivers...
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  • Official seal of Cascália Seal Nickname(s):  Heart of Roseta Rumbler Motto(s):  Ad umbilici mundi Anthem: Fé Cascáliana Map of Cartadania with Cascália highlighted...
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  • to provide training and advice to foreign strategic partners thus it is an ad hoc force deployed abroad as the DEFESARP Command sees fit. Units from the...
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  • to the south in especially harsh winters. First mentioned in texts in 378 AD and likely founded substantially earlier, Frehmenwerth is widely held to be...
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  • It was founded in 1593 AD by King Joraine I. Originally the territory was known as the Western Levantine Kingdom founded in 917 AD, and was a part of the...
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  • would later sail south to colonise the remote Katorue archipelago. In 1564 AD, the Imperial Bank of Kintær's Austral Ocean Armada under the command of Levar...
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  • and higher education. Primary is divided into years 1 to 6 and 7 to 9, years 7 to 9 usually being held at another location from 1 to 6. Despite all three...
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  • occurred is a local debate and likely happened sometime between 100 BC and 100 AD. The Volins moved into Caldera and took it as paradise, calling it Nuyak,...
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  • Valley in Sixua Province Oklʌsterbé - Native to Lataskia; moribund with all 9 remaining Oklʌsterbé past reproductive age. Pungōvak - Native to Inokarya and...
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  • did not develop into a fully urban society until well into the 3rd century AD, and for the time the people there largely erected large temporary settlements...
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  • Audonians were slaughtered and great wealth carried off or destroyed. In 267 AD, Al-Mutayed founded the Kingdom of Zaclaria, which dominated and controlled...
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  • consists of period of time from the death of Saint Julius of the Caeline in 800 AD to the proclamation of the Golden Bull of 1098. This period saw the rise of...
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  • course of a season (from August to May) the teams are divided in two groups of 9, where they play against each other within each group and the first 8 teams...
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  • name by that period. By the late seventh century and early eighth century AD, the term "Urcean" ("Urciona", natively), describing somebody living near...
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  • delegation 6 Area  • Total 167,483.8 km2 (64,665.9 sq mi) Area rank 9th Elevation 1,601.7 m (5,254.9 ft) Highest elevation (Mount Cacumen) 4,579.2 m (15...
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  • community accounts for approximately 22% of the population, with the remaining 9% identifying as members of other religious groups from around the world. It...
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  • have supported a population close to 50,000 people at the high end around 1 AD. Throughout much of its history, most major settlements on the Chain have...
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  • Charter, which was signed into effect following the Qabóri Reform on April 9, 62 AD. However, many smaller reforms and revisions to the document took place...
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  • with Great Levantia over dominance of the Sea of Canete beginning in the 250s AD and then entered a period of rapid decline. Like Great Levantia, the Latin...
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  • GDP to healthcare and human services, with an annual budget surpassing $1.9 trillion, accounting for approximately 21% of the federal budget. This significant...
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  • Terms 6.4.1 /span> 6.4.2 A 6.4.3 B 6.4.4 C 6.4.5 D 6.4.6 E 6.4.7 F 6.4.8 G 6.4.9 H 6.4.10 I 6.4.11 L 6.4.12 M 6.4.13 N 6.4.14 O 6.4.15 P 6.4.16 Q 6.4.17 R 6...
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  • nobility of Burgundie trace their various lineages back to approximately 158AD when Julian Marcilius Corvus Bergendus unified Ipar under the rule of a centralized...
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  • predominantly (83.5%) Coscivian, with the largest non-Coscivian groups being Celts (9.4%) and Finns (3.8%). Arnoriem Coscivians, who historically dominate the surrounding...
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  • word "Olne" (oʊln) picked up around the 3rd century AD and can be seen regularly in old writings by 420 AD. The words meaning however was unclear and appears...
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  • northernmost part of the country to the advancing Republican Front forces. On 9 April, the Great Prince issued a formal request to Emperor Brian VIII asking...
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  • the 31 °C (87.8 °F) range, with a dew point temperatures in the 75–77 °F (23.9–25.0 °C) range, creating the typical hot and sultry island weather. Brief but...
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  • expedition established a small settlement on the islands. By the 19th century AD (XXXth century CC), most of Wintergen's small population lived in a handful...
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  • origins from them; they make up just under twenty percent of the population; 9.1% being Pelaxian, and 8.3% being Delepasian. Lucrecia is also home to a sizeable...
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  • Tryhstian Littoral were established piecemeal during the 1770s through 1790s AD as Cartadanian feitorias to facilitate commerce with the emerging Kiravian...
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  • brothers Martyrius and Darius Lux in 369 BC. The First Republic (369 BC-136 AD) - After their successful coup d'etat, the Lux brothers abolished the monarchy...
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  • earliest pottery fragments dating from around 8000 BC. In the 3rd Century AD the kingdoms of Metzetta were united under an Emperor and imperial court based...
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  • organized. By 1960, it was the most popular event on Huadao, and the earlier ad hoc regattas reorganized into the Tri-City Regatta on 1 January 1964, becoming...
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  • for the city proper was approximately 5,670,800 across a land area of 3,432.9 square kilometers (1,325.5 sq mi). According to the most recent definition...
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  • Monumental Age. Although the resident population of Enscirya is only 5.6 million, 9.2 million Kiravian nationals have their civil domicile registered in Ensciryan...
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  • control of its territorial waters by investing in Anti-Access/Area Denial (A2/AD) strategies. The Aerospace Defense Force (OADF) is the air force and space...
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  • membership within the Estate. The first round of contests occur from March 1-9 and occur at the municipal level. There is no limit on the first round of competitors...
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  • and painting him as a "do-nothing career politician" in the phrasing of one ad. For the remainder of the campaign, these narratives were used to counter...
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  • gradually be proselytized and fall within its sphere of influence. On 9th April, 631 AD, a commanding force of four thousand men was amassed to assist the...
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  • Flordeterra, 219,501.49 sqkm Pescanice, 17,3762.3 sqkm Ile Plaiteaux, 21,755.9 sqkm Port de Vanse, 34,757.64 sqkm Catavis, 6,164.172 sqkm The climate of Equatorial...
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  • Church in Ednus. Estimated to have been built originally in 527 AD and rebuilt in the 9th Century, is still in active operation due to its stone construction...
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  • state located in south-central Cartadania. It had a 2020-census population of 9,402,613, making it the 13th-most populous state in Cartadania, as well as the...
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  • Saint Simon the Zealot who according to legend was its first Bishop. In 343 AD, the Bishops of the Church in Audonia convened a Council in Marand. Besides...
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  • lieutenant or second lieutenant. Squad / Section: Consists of three teams and 9 marines led by a sergeant. Fire team: Consists of four marines led by a corporal...
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  • Exiguus did not use 'AD' years to date any historical event. This practice began with the English cleric Bede (c. 672–735), who used AD years in his Historia...
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  • rebranding was the debut of the first public version of the Songbird app on March 9, 2011. The company started to include music from signed artists and began to...
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  • nomadic peoples living in the area were not Quetzen as of the 8th or 9th century AD but were significantly influenced by them, with Quetzen peoples only...
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  • charter established it as a "crown colony", the colony declared independence on 9 August 1890 stating that the bonds between it and Urcea had lapsed as the latter...
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  • support among his own party, Donnula announced to the party on the morning of 9 February that he would agree to not stand as Chancellor, saying that he would...
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  • Gabion City Flag Coat of arms Motto(s):  Per mare ad coelum From Sea to Heaven Gabion inside Yonderre Nation  Yonderre County Gabion Founded 1472 Founded...
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  • handle money or use public roads. There were an estimated 9,000 Abrigalasts living in Covina in 1990 AD, down from a peak of around 30,000 in 18XX. Covina was...
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  • dreaming of communicating effectively and efficiently, our words preserved ad infinitum long after we pass on at the ripe old age of 35.” As with any technological...
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  • seventh century AD. The ancient Khovihnik ruins in Spelph are now a tourist attraction. Dan Lärdmann attests in his Chronica Gothica from the late 9th century...
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  • Latinic group that populated the Ile Burgundie between 100BC and 11th century AD are considered Bergendii. This Latinic group created a divergent culture with...
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  • Caldera, where it remained in almost complete isolation from about 50 AD until 1540 AD. Prior to Levantine immigration to Caldera, the stories of Volinism...
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  • kilometres (2,182.9 sq mi), of which 5,604.2 square kilometres (2,163.8 sq mi) is land and 49.6 square kilometres (19.2 sq mi) (0.9%) is water. It is the...
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  • Afoncord Lustenstád 26,860,316 34,290 sq mi 783/sq mi $1,293,880,575,421 $48,171 AD Ardricampus Ardricampus 6,278,548 57,110 sq mi 110/sq mi $295,059,826,120...
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  • time. The most famous studio is El Rio Verde in Mouca, it was founded in 1469AD by Pedro Carlito. Carlito only took one student, Stefan De Mouca, the greatest...
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  • uninhabited islands as it could find. //This section will bring us up to 300 AD or so (AKA 4th Century). Ongoing conflict with Tanhai over territory. Emperor...
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  • asymmetric data transmission. Initially, it could downlink up to 1200 bits/s (9 KB/min) and could uplink up to 75 bits/s (0.6 MB/min). Thus, download speeds...
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  • 930 (CMXXX) was , the 930th year of the Common Era (CE) and Anno Domini (AD) designations, the 930th year of the 1st millennium, the 30th year of the 10th...
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  • Christianity appeared on the island. The island was conquered by Caphiria in 287 AD but the Archonate remained in place, only with the Imperator now receiving...
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  • 1521 AD, when King Joraine I decreed the creation of the Kingdom of Calinthia. The Calinithian military participated in many wars dating from 1521 AD up...
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  • meet. At its height in the 8th century AD, the Agora held some 500 representatives. Between 800 and around 1100 AD, the League saw a series of reforms that...
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  • decades from the beginning of the 18th century BC to the end of the 21st century AD, including links to corresponding articles with more information about them...
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  • in craggy pass by massed sling and javelin 1028 Wilenkin keeps in place by ad hoc siege before attempting to break out to his west 1028 Fighting retreat...
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  • in Chakailan (2028)   Solar Arzalism/Heliolatry (38.7%)   Folk Atheism (22.9%)   M'acunism (15.6%)   Catholic (7.6%)   Various folk beliefs (15.2%)...
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  • more than 25 kilograms (55 pounds). Rattusfukus During the late 20th century AD, palæontologists unearthed skeletal remains of archæic humans present in Great...
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  • region by the Goths during the Great Gothic migration of the seventh century AD. The ancient Khovihnik ruins in Spelph are now a tourist attraction. Medieval...
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  • Demographics 6.1 Citizenship 6.2 Language 7 Infrastructure 7.1 Transport 8 Education 9 Healthcare 10 Culture 10.1 Symbols 11 See also It is claimed that the English...
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