I wonder how well India is prepared to defend its borders, given all the
scandals relating to things military. China already appears to have something
akin to stealth fighters - might be old technology, as this article says
- http://www.smartplanet.com/blog/thinking-tech/chinas-stealth-fighter-g
Only if we have "Johnson and his Jolly Boys" instead of the loud cacophony that
calls itself "music" ... :-)
>
>From: "anesim...@aim.com"
>To: goa...@goanet.org
>Sent: Saturday, 12 May 2012 5:39 AM
>Subject: [Goanet] Goan weddings and sound restrictions!
>
>De
Hi Alfred,
Thank you for that little piece of information. I know that our ancestors came
from someplace near Sancoale. But I heard that they had to run away as an
ancestor had the audacity to ride his horse through a Catholic procession - how
far this is true, I have no idea, but a plague see
A search of the 'net shows:
Obituary: Noel do Carmo Flores (1935-2012) « Luis Dias
luisdias.wordpress.com/.../obituary-noel-do-carmo-flores-1935-2012...
10 hours ago –
Goan-origin pianist-pedagogue Noel do Carmo Flores, whose masterclasses
attracted piano students from all over the world, di
Hi Joel,
I am sorry I don't have all the information you require. I know that the
family used to stay near Don Bosco's school in Panjim, but now I have no idea
as that area has changed a lot since my time.
Cheers,
Gabriel.
>
>From: "joe...@gmail.com"
>To
After reading about Aksai Chin, Nehru behaved the same way with Chou en Lai as
Salazar behaved with Nehru: refused a compromise. China then not only invaded
the disputed area of Kashmir, but also areas of Assam. However, China then
returned the areas of Assam to India on its own terms (apparentl
Another great Goan pianist has left us. His rendition of Manuel de Falla's
Fire Dance at the Academia de Musica, in Fontainhas, way back in early 70s when
he visited Goa, left me with my mouth open in amazement. That was the occasion
when the Academia held a gathering of all students to honour
I sometimes do wonder if the ACE inhibitors, statins and aspirins routinely
prescribed to people over a certain age, do more harm than good Are we
following the trend of the once-fashionable practice of being administered
penicillin for a simple cold?
>
>F
... and a quarter is taken over by China since 1962, i.e. 50 years
NOTE: The area taken over by China is over 10 times bigger than Goa. Go figure!
>
>From: PAES
>To: Goa Net ; GoaNet
>Sent: Tuesday, 8 May 2012 2:57 PM
>Subject: [Goanet] JAMMU & KASHMIR
>
>
>
And the rest is grassland, part of which is fallow, then there is woodland for
fruit trees and then there is grazing land for cattle and sheep, etc All
this is part of agriculture.
(AFAIK, it is good practice to allow a portion of the agricultural land to lie
fallow for a year, to allow fo
Hi folks,
This discussion about CSF and the issues pertaining to the “weeping cross”
seems a bit tired. But nevertheless, I would like to put my tuppence 'orth.
CSF claims to be “secular”. But what is secular? Non-religious?
Non-denominational? Not belonging to the Church, but to the laity? S
Is that Jila Bakery the one in Ambora?
>
>From: Edgar Silveira
>To: "Goa's premiere mailing list, estb. 1994!"
>Sent: Monday, 7 May 2012 8:53 PM
>Subject: [Goanet] Some pictures: plum cake
>
>Rich plum cake, Jila bakery (rich, mix of bitter and sweet,
>crumbly.
Hi Merwyn,
Precisely what I was talking about :-)
Why manual labour? Why not progress to mechanised methods? Nowadays there are
right tools for the job to make work easier. That (mechanisation) can be
brought about by education. There is little need to climb trees, nowadays, to
prune them -
I wonder where the food will come from. IT might give jobs and money. You
cannot eat money. Someone will have to provide the materials that put food on
the table. It is high time that the "traditional occupations of the people"
are brought up to date and given due respect that they deserve.
I'd have welcomed a No Mozquito Zone anytime :-) . But why use a Marathi word?
Why not Aamchi Ponje?
>
> From: Tallulah D'Silva
>To: Tallulah D'Silva
>Sent: Friday, 4 May 2012 6:23 AM
>Subject: [Goanet] NoMoZo(Non Motorized Zone) at Aamchi Panaji
>
>Dear Fri
Dear Jorge,
I am not even sure if you know what you are talking about.
Re birth control & population control via artificial means, there is as very
good reason why the Church is against it, just as in abortion and euthanisa.
Please read more about it when you have the time. I have understood
That will finally be the end of Goa as we knew it. More influx of non-Goans to
service these "facilities" ...
>
> From: Eddie Fernandes
>To: goa...@goanet.org
>Sent: Friday, 4 May 2012 8:40 PM
>Subject: [Goanet] Who said: "a second airport at Mopa will open in 2
I do not agree, unless they revamp the whole national anthem. States have been
reorganised, and if I am not mistaken, the Sindhu as well as parts of Punjab
referred to in the anthem, now belong to Pakistan.
Precisely going back to the point that Goa was never Indian in the sense it
never belon
To me, it appears that the scooterist was at fault. Why should the driver of
the pickup be arrested?
I wonder if the people who only want a "boy" child ever think who that boy will
get married to, to carry on the "genes"? It appears that there is a serious
imbalance here. Should this form of thinking continue and consequent
infanticide of females, there will come a time when polyandry will be t
Hmmm I wonder how will they differentiate between a Goan and a non-Goan ...
>
>From: Frederick FN Noronha फ्रेड्रिक नोरोन्या *فريدريك نورونيا
>
>To: "Goa's premiere mailing list, estb. 1994!"
>Sent: Friday, 30 March 2012 5:24 AM
>Subject: Re: [Goanet] Goan
We've had these types of storms before, global warming or no global warming.
Climate is variable, and always has been so, and will always be.
What have made "climate change" affect people's thinking are:
1. there is a greater population now than there ever was
2. Communications are greater
In India, do they differentiate between capital works and maintenance works?
All I see is "build it" and "forget it".
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Correct me if I err ... Erasmo Sequeira was the son of Jack de Sequeira. He was
an MP for Goa at one time, and also sported a beard, a shorter one gthan the
father.
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Yes I remember that programme. Some "learned" person on that documentary kept
referring to present-day Catholics as "these Portuguese people" ...
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Wonder what the bomboimcars like Lambert Mascarenhas who strived to get the
Portuguese out of Goa have to say about this. Why should bomboimcars be
interested in Portuguese nationality? Is their land now sorrowing as well?
--
See also a recent op-ed by Amrit Dhillon...
http://www.theage.com.au/opinion/politics/why-india-is-not-a-superpower-20120314-1v3b1.html
...
The poor still do not have homes, basic sanitation, decent schools or
nutritious food. As a young girl in American author Katherine Boo's
much-acclaimed
Maybe you didn't include a kick-back in your quote... :-)
>
>From: Alfred de Tavares
>To: GOANET Lists
>Sent: Tuesday, 6 March 2012 8:18 AM
>Subject: Re: [Goanet] NEWS: CBI finally gets Lucky Farmhouse's statement
>
>
>I can translate the document for a half o
Gerald,
I don't know if you really what you're talking about.
1. Goa's gold was held at Banco Nacional Ultramarino as surety against loans.
Would the gold have survived if it was left as is, when Goa was overrun by the
Indian Army? Have you not observed that the gold, when returned, was repo
Hi Eugene,
I, for one, don't ever believe that Dr. JdeS was a man who would sell Goa,
especially after following him around as a kid with the "don panna" slogan, in
Panjim and in Loutolim. Having listened to his passionate speech in Loutolim,
in front of the Church, I understood then, as I und
My copy of "Nehru Seizes Goa" was obtained via www.Alibris.com. Another
book, "What about Goa" By Roldaum, published in the 50s, was obtained from a
New Zealand publisher, being an ex-New Zealand National Library copy, Amazon
does not carry everything. Takes a while to search, as these books c
Baratas, talvez :-) ? (trans: coc*roaches)
>
>From: "J. Colaco < jc>"
>To: "Goa's premiere mailing list, estb. 1994!"
>Sent: Wednesday, 29 February 2012 9:01 AM
>Subject: Re: [Goanet] THE BJP IS NOT AN ALTERNATIVE TO CONGRESS @ Floriano
>
>
>They did not realiz
Why not Portuguese? After all its one way of maintaining "identity" in an
otherwise sea of English-speaking Indians. It would be of immense assistance to
those seeking a Portuguese nationality. Colonial language you say? What the
heck is English then?
>
>From:
And they are ... ?
>
>From: Frederick FN Noronha फ्रेड्रिक नोरोन्या *فريدريك نورونيا
>
>To: "Goa's premiere mailing list, estb. 1994!"
>Sent: Wednesday, 29 February 2012 9:25 PM
>Subject: Re: [Goanet] Racism, Britain, Goan expat workers
>
>Sir Alfred, The de
PIDE seems to live on, fifty years after the event ...
>
>From: Tony de Sa
>To: "Goa's Premiere Mailing List, Estd 1994"
>Sent: Tuesday, 28 February 2012 2:23 AM
>Subject: [Goanet] Cop's night investigation at Velim Church
>
>Finding out at around 9.00 p.m. wh
Do you mean that Goans create slums in Britain? That they spit/defecate/sleep
on park-benches/demolish old structures to build concrete jungles?
>
> From: Frederick FN Noronha * फ्रेड्रिक नोरोन्या * فريدريك نورونيا
>
>To: "Goa's premiere mailing list, estb. 19
I am not sure about all plastic bags - I had a few books stored in the garage
in a plastic bag; a few months later when I picked the bag up, the bag had
disintegrated into tiny flakes ...
>
> From: Bernice Pereira
>To: Goanet
>Sent: Saturday, 25 February 2012
From what I understand, in India, a local can never be a Governor of the state
they were born in Something to do with prevention of secession as I was
told.
>
>From: Frederick FN Noronha फ्रेड्रिक नोरोन्या *فريدريك نورونيا
>
>To: goa...@goanet.org
>Sent:
The word "intruz" comes from a Portuguese word "entrudo", which according to my
Collins dictionary, translates to Shrovetide or Carnival.
>
>From: MD
>To: goa...@goanet.org
>Sent: Tuesday, 21 February 2012 10:31 AM
>Subject: [Goanet] Goanet] No intruz celebrat
A question needs be asked of witnesses before finer "analysis" is undertaken:
Did the bus suddenly belch thick black smoke before it raced and plunged into
the river?
If yes, this (the uncontrollable speed) could be the result of diesel overrun
(or runaway). "In many vehicles, a crankcase br
Dear Goanetters,
There is currently spam email being spewed on the internet, using my email id
as the display name, with the subject VACANCY ...
It has not been sent by me. Please delete it if you have received it.
Cheers,
Gabriel de Figueiredo
Happiness, like crappiness, is relative.
What is crap for the Goan, is normality for the Delhiite.
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nd public resentment it germinated were an important
factor in the complete withdrawal of the Raj from India." - Wikipedia "Royal
Indian Navy mutiny".
Regards,
Gabriel
>____________
> From: "J. Colaco < jc>"
>To: Gabriel de
If interested ...
ErmelindaParrasFigueiredo: My grandmother (date unknown). A story has been told
to me recently... Torcato and Gabriel Figueiredo were courting this elegant
lady, and Torcato lost out. For my grandparents' wedding, Torcato then composed
the now-famous Mando de Despedida (Adeus
Some eons ago, there was a discussion on this forum re Indian Independence etc.
At that time, my personal belief was that the Brits gave independence to India
not because of Gandhi or Nehru, but because they could no longer trust the
loyalty of the British Indian Army. The following program (p
Os Transportes Aéreos da Índia Portuguesa foram criados em 1955 como uma
empresa pública ligada ao Governo-Geral do Estado Português da Índia, sob o
nome inicial de “STAIP - Serviços de Transportes Aéreos da Índia Portuguesa”,
designação logo simplificada para “TAIP - Transportes Aéreos da Índia
: The MOCA replies...
>
>Aaah! Do you mean to say that the "loot of Goa" didn't start after 1961, as
>some on this list try to keep suggesting? FN
>
>On 9 February 2012 08:28, Gabriel de Figueiredo
>wrote:
>
>> I understand there was an attempt to remov
Salazar lives ... visado pela censura :-)
>
> Sandeep Heble wrote:
>That's right UNTIL I read
>this article (of INTERFERENCE with the electrical supply and TV) in
>the Times of India
>http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/bangalore/Porngate-BJP-MLA-blacks-out
I understand there was an attempt to remove the jewels off the casket of St
Francis Xavier in the 40s/50s - having read of the episode in Memorias do meu
passaado (Fernando Noronha). The culprit, IIRC, was an Englishman, and was
caught red-handed ...
So there were issues in those times, but it
I am not sure if this has been discussed, or whether it is a good idea to
publish the photos of the stolen artifacts, if available, in all papers
locally, and nationally. More importantly, supply the photos to old gold
dealers, antique dealers esp in Cochin, local and national police (might not
Hmmm ... interesting.
1) "Is the noble Baroness aware that Goa sent representatives for many years
to the Portuguese Parliament, so it was closely allied with Portugal and Goans
spoke Portuguese?" (Lord Orr-Ewing)
I should add, as early as 1834 (Bernardo Peres da Silva of Neura). Francisco
Perhaps you folks already know it ... if so I apologise for the repeat.
For those interested in Portuguese television programs (recorded and direct),
you can watch now them on your iPad by downloading the RTP app for free, The
programs are free too, with the exception of programs which have
Quite possible - quite a collection in those shops, some strangely familiar,
last time I was there circa 2008.
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> From: Edgar Silveira
> To: "Goa's premiere mailing list, estb. 1994!"
> Cc:
> Sent: Sunday, 29 January 2012 3:20 PM
> Subject: Re: [Goanet] In public i
In addition, a number of shops have changed their names / reverted to their
Portuguese names, Ducló Bobó had become Dukle Bhobe and is now back to its
original Ducló Bobó; Zubeida Bakery is now Padaría Zubeida, but it appears to
have changed its vocation in the bargain, that of selling sun-glass
Hi Venantius,
This discussion has taken a new twist :-)
However, comparing languages, the Portuguese pronounce each and every letter in
a word (well almost), so that psicología is pronounced as 'pisikogía'. "Lazy"
adoptions of Portuguese words into Konkani have left out the last vowels of
mos
Venantius,
I am not sure about the konkani spelling for molho. Note that cozinheiro became
cuzner in konkani, like many other Portuguese-derived words, so this one could
have suffered a similar transition, especially after being influenced by
anglicised speakers (considered by some as being mor
That is really spelt as molho, as used in fish, meat and prawn preserved in
sauces. Other spellings as used by commercial vendors and English writers are
corruptions, as English-educated people cannot prounce lho properly and ends up
as llo, as in carvalho pronounced as carvallo. Right Selma :-)
Remember the church bell tolling in Loutolim, and uncle Dr. Jocu Melo
describing an event to my Mum, exclaiming 'ele nao parou, e os miltares
abriram fogo'. This was sometime between Xmas and New year (1961). Probably
related to the event in Cansaulim as described by Leo Lawrence in his book
'N
If I am not mistaken, moll=bud (as in flower ... fulola fullancho mollo,
amguela zonela sokollo ...). Therefore,
dakoi mogachem moll = show (your) budding love?
Cheers,
Gabriel.
- Original Message -
> From: JoeGoaUk
> To: "goa...@goanet.org"
> Cc:
> Sent: Thursday, 19 January 201
Australia's SBS television has compiled a set of interviews with the old
hippies ...
http://www.sbs.com.au/goahippytribe/#/get-your-passport-ready
Cheers,
Gabriel
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>condolences to Gabriel de Figueiredo and his family on the sad demise of his
>beloved mother Mrs. Antonieta de Costa e Figueiredo who passed away on
>04/07/11.
>
> May her dear soul rest in eternal peace.
>
> Sd/-
> floriano lobo
> Gen. Secretary
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e Salesian director, Fr Ian Figueiredo.
PS My regular email account seems to have been hacked into recently, hence this
new id.
Gabriel de Figueiredo
Count appear On 05/07/2011, at 3:11 PM, "francis d' souza"
wrote:
>
>
> > 8. Madame is no more (gde...@optusnet.com.au
Seems to me to be a figment of someone's imagination. A search for "reis de
Portugal" does not reveal this name, or anything phoentically close to it.
- Original Message
> From: Frederick Noronha
> To: "Goa's premiere mailing list, estb. 1994!"
> Sent: Wed, 9 March, 2011 5:16:00 AM
>
That's fantastic.
I have been an e-reader fan for quite a while now, as texts are now available
almost immediately for reading in pdf format on purchase over the 'net. My
previous e-reader was mono-chrome, kinda slow and rather incovenient due to its
small screen size, until iPad came along.
Santosh,
Apologies for the delay in replying to your submission.
Impartial or not I cannot comment, as I have not read the treatise. I was
commenting after my experiences in reading other documents on Goa written by
Indian authors years after the Portuguese had gone. There is always the
situat
Maybe that's the main reason for the large Army / Naval presence in Goa ...
Anyone took notice of the prohibitory signs in Bambolim?
- Original Message
> From: Jason Keith Fernandes
> To: "Goa's premiere mailing list, estb. 1994!"
> Sent: Wed, 2 March, 2011 2:01:49 AM
> Subject: [Go
Always was :-))
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> From: Roland Francis
> To: "Goa's premiere mailing list, estb. 1994!"
> Sent: Tue, 1 March, 2011 7:28:52 AM
> Subject: [Goanet] Migrant Integration
>
> I would have thought that Canada would be the world leader in immigrant
> integration, but a re
Ah! The price of progress. And everyone wants that "progress" somewhere else.
This attitude of "Not in my backyard (NIMBY)" is similar to throwing out the
rubbish out the window, let someone else worry about the dirt outside.
If one wants progress one needs to sacrifice something. If done prop
Given that the series was written in 2002, the author would have had little, if
any, experience of Goan justice system pre-1962. I would treat the statement
the
same way as I would treat Arun Sinha's statement that the portuguese did
absolutely nothing regarding agriculture, in his book "Goa In
I would like to ask Goa netters whether OPA and ELA are in fact places, or are
these acronyms for works installed at Ponda and Old Goa respectively?
The last two letters of OPA appear to me like "Processamento de Agua" and the
last two of of ELA to be "Laboratorios Agriculturais" . I could be
Santosh,
Neither do I have a judicial beckground, nor training. What I do know is that
the Portuguese follow a Civil Code and Criminal code and the British have a
system of Acts of Parliament and precedents.
That the two are radically different is the extent of my knowledge in these
matters
. 1994!Goa's premiere mailing list
> Sent: Thu, 17 February, 2011 8:33:09 PM
> Subject: [Goanet] Guilty until proven innocent?
>
> Gabriel de Figueiredo gdefigueiredo at yahoo.com.au wrote:
> >
> >And yet, India follows the British colonial system of rule (guilty unl
Thanks for saying that -
I still question the word "Torture". Do the self-styled FFs know what torture
is? Have they read about the recent happenings in Northern India? About what
the
Britis did (Jallianwala Bagh, retaliation to sepoy mutiny, the treatment meted
out to famine victims) in a sh
Before they get rid of anything, they have to get rid of the stench of what Goa
has become, first. Changing names and roads will not beautify Goa, nor will it
become "chaka chak". They have to change their mind-set, and put law and order
in place first. The rest follows.
Ah! The so-called
That "Me first" attitude seems to be growing in other parts of the world as
well.
My gut feeling is that we've become so engrossed in the rat-race to get to the
unattainable "cheese" regardless of all else that we tend to forget that
there's
other people around.
Why were the previous gene
Goans were always Portuguese citizens, until Indian citizenship was foisted
upon
them by force by virtue of the invasion. The only Goan brave enough to defy the
orders to change his citizenship was Pe. Chico Monteiro. Now Goans are quietly
reinstating their citizenship, even in places such as A
Hence the lines on the current Portuguese national anthem (A Portuguesa), which
originally went, I believe:
"Contra os Bretões marchar, marchar" (now goes "Contra os canhões marchar,
marchar").
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Portuguesa
- Original Message
> From: Frederick Noronha
...and its only February. Imagine the situation in May.
And all this, is "progress", according to a Goanetter who appears now to have
left this forum.
- Original Message
> From: Freddy Fernandes
> To: goanet@lists.goanet.org
> Sent: Thu, 10 February, 2011 4:17:41 PM
> Subject: [Goa
It appears from the comment by the scientist that India may have become the
dumping ground of other countries' mobile handsets that have failed to satisfy
radiation standards in their own countries ...
- Original Message
> From: Dr. Ferdinando dos Reis Falcão
> To: goa...@goanet.org;
ing
> letters by people who are aware helps a lot--in fact more than only (if so)
> putting it on Goanet.
>
>
> venantius j pinto
>
> Message: 11
> Date: Tue, 1 Feb 2011 23:52:21 -0800 (PST)
> From: Gabriel de Figueiredo
> To: "Goa's premi
>From what I can gather, this is relating to ILLEGAL slaughter.
In any case, I wonder if even in the legal slaughter, the animals are checked
by
Animal Husbandry for health of the animals with respect to being suitable for
human consumption.
Naturally, the right wing Hindu activists have ju
That is a lie. There was no Admiral in Goa. CMG (Capitão-de-Mar-e-Guerra) is a
couple of positions below Admiral.
CMG António da Cunha Aragão was badly wounded and rushed to Hospital Escolar in
Panjim (the Goa Medical College hospital as it was known then, now the IFFI
place), and the telegra
Monte means hill. It was probably called Monte de Margão, shortened to Monte
for
convenience.
Calling Monte de Margão as Monte Hill and Monti Dongor really doesn't make
sense, if you get my meaning.
PS For a diversion, note the names Aquém de Margão (literally "This side of
Margão") and A
This was what I had said years ago on the Goa-Goans site. Check my article at
http://www.colaco.net/1/GdeFdabolim3.htm ...
I think I also discussed this topic on this forum with the late Philip Thomas a
few years ago.
AFAIK, the airport was given to the Navy in caretaker mode by the then milit
Dear Joe,
This police attitude towards ordinary people has been going for quite a long,
long, time. Caught a pick-pocket? Nothing like hitting him with a chappal
across
the face till his nose and mouth bleed in front of a crowd of people "as a
lesson to the others", before taking him to the st
Fernando de Noronha mentions "os de alem gates", meaning "those from beyond the
Ghats", in his book "Memorias do meu passado". Don't know if this terminolgy
appeared on the Goa scene before or after the events of Dec 1961...
- Original Message
> From: Dr. Ferdinando dos Reis Falcão
In my experience, it took exactly two months (almost to the day) and three
visits to the VFS from the time I completed the online application to the day I
got my passport stamped with the OCI stamps.
The two initial visits on two consecutive days were necessary to ensure I got
the documentati
I would really like to know what cruelties the Portuguese really inflicted on
Goans.
Were they more cruel than the British, who blew up all the mutineeers of 1857
tied in front of cannons? or the time when the British allowed people to die of
hunger in Bengal?
Or more cruel than the Parti
I am not sure if any one of you are following the tragedies unfolding in
Queensland due to tremendous flooding after weeks of heavy rainfall.
My son spent a year a couple of years ago in one of the houses now totally
under
water in Rockhampton, given that all one can see of the airport is the
Really? :-)
- Original Message
> From: Comma Consulting
> To: goa...@goanet.org
> Sent: Sat, 8 January, 2011 1:38:59 PM
> Subject: [Goanet] Imagine there's a Heaven
>
> Indian tourists are known worldwide to be big spenders.
"sunning" herself ? She was fully clothed and all one can see is a bit of the
face! Call that sunning? Why bother? She'd have been better off in the balcony
of her hotel. Or used the secluded "Navy's beach".
- Original Message
> From: Eddie Fernandes
> To: "Goa's premiere mailing
AFAIK, Alexandre Mascarenhas went to Germany on a Gulbenkian Scholarship
(Portuguese, not German - http://www.gulbenkian.pt/ ), which was handed over to
him at an Academia de Musica's annual concert by D. Maria Aurora Couto. Can't
remember what year it was, but it was definitely soon after India
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