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KAL's cartoon (24)

■Leaders
Scottish independence
UK RIP? (369)
Fighting Islamic State
The long haul (128)
Share buy-backs
Corporate cocaine (4)
Emerging economies
Hold the catch-up (7)
Advertising and technology
Stalkers, Inc. (9)
Foreign funding of NGOs
Uncivil societies (10)

■Letters
On American business, Chinese, population, Los Angeles, Nigeria, tropical forests, Europe, interns
Letters to the editor (2)

■Briefing
Economic convergence
The headwinds return (34)

■United States
Barack Obama and Islamic State
Back to Iraq (47)
Immigration policy
Ready, steady, do nothing (8)
Primary elections
Voters do the maths (39)
Neel Kashkari v Jerry Brown
Rebranding Republicans in California (7)
Gunshot detectors
Calling the shots (8)
Who gets murdered (19)
BuyPartisan
Voting with your wallet (3)
The richest members of Congress
Money and power (6)
Lexington
Stormin’ Orman (2)

■The Americas
Stephen Harper
The political predator (26)
Bello
Memory is not history (21)
The Petrobras affair
A charged campaign (5)
Suicide
Desperate measures (3)

■Asia
Thailand after the coup
Uniform reaction (40)
The Andaman Islands
From outpost to springboard (2)
Floods in India and Pakistan
Down the river
New Zealand’s politics
Key asset
Banyan
Too much on

■China
Soft power
Confucius says (29)
Noxious tableware
Sticks in the gullet (4)
Online entertainment
A craze too foreign (12)

■Middle East and Africa
Confronting Islamic State
The next war against global jihadism (37)
Somalia
Shabab decapitation (15)
Yemen
Who’s Houthi? (2)
Social media in Saudi Arabia
A virtual revolution (3)
South Africa
Spy v spy (2)
Kenya and the international court
Off the hook? (2)

■Europe
Sweden’s election
The eight-year itch (62)
French public finances
Rétropédalage (10)
Germany and the euro
You Kant do that (16)
Poland’s government
After Tusk (5)
Turkey’s president
Secularists at bay (8)
Russia and Ukraine
A brief intermission (328)
Charlemagne
A Teutonic union (104)

■Britain
Scottish independence
Rise of the ayes (55)
Stone roses
Stone roses
Britain’s constitutional future
The Unitedish Kingdom (11)
Markets and independence
More questions than answers (2)
Psephology
Polls taxed Britain Only (2)
Politics
A UKIP of the left Britain Only (5)
Studying China
Re-orientation Britain Only (12)
Jaguar Land Rover
Baby on board Britain Only (4)
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How a nation went mad (56)
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■International
Foreign funding of NGOs
Donors: keep out (29)
Efficiency in education
New school values (14)

■Special report: Advertising and technology
Little Brother(7)
Data
Getting to know you(5)
Smartphones and tablets
Moving targets(1)
Programmatic bidding
Buy, buy, baby
Advertising agencies
Leaner and meaner
Publishers
Virtual beauty parade(2)
Online video
Cracking the screen
The future
The world wild web(1)

■Business
Share buy-backs
The repurchase revolution (9)
Apple’s future
Reluctant reformation (30)
Swiss watches and the Apple Watch
It’s not about time (36)
Car rentals
Hire purpose (4)
Netflix expands in Europe
An American in Paris (2)
Schumpeter
The China wave (18)

■Finance and economics
Islamic finance
Big interest, no interest (1)
Buttonwood
Double agents (7)
Japan’s economy
Slings and arrows (13)
“Coco” bonds
Mass conversion (1)
The bank that Botín built
A banking giant and a giant bank
The euro-zone economy
Asset-backed indolence (1)
Free exchange
No country for old money (6)

■Science and technology
Ebola
Fast-tracking treatments (18)
Battery technology
Caging the Li-ion (1)
Sex and back pain
Assume the position (47)

■Books and arts
The South China Sea
Waves of trouble (18)
20th-century Spain
Betrayal and atonement (2)
Istanbul
City lights (2)
Thomas Cromwell
Henry’s hooray (1)
The making of China
Mighty Ming (3)
Apology: Slavery review

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■Leaders
Ukraine, Russia and the West
The long game (221)
Democracy in China
The struggle for Hong Kong (128)
The future of cars
Wireless wheels (22)
Brazil’s presidential election
The measure of Marina (11)
Germany’s digital future
Googlephobia (13)

■Letters
On Europe’s borders, oil, shareholders, decimals, civil reform, Singapore, Tilbury, LBJ
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■Briefing
The war in Ukraine
Reversal of fortune (13)
The economic battleground
Too smart by half? (4)

■United States
Muslim America
Islamic, yet integrated (13)
Detroit’s bankruptcy
Owe-town (7)
Contract workers
Who’s the boss? (2)
Ivy League grade inflation
Grade expectations (14)
The abuse of mobile-phone data
The two towers
The Georgia governor’s race
Deal or no Deal
Dragon Con 2014
The geek shall inherit the earth
Lexington
Playing poker with the world (8)

■The Americas
Marina Silva
The Silva surger (1)
Mexico’s president
Turning on the charm (1)

■Asia
Politics in Pakistan
Army in the middle
Malaysian politics
If you can’t beat them, charge them (2)
Japan’s new cabinet
Shuffling the deck
North Korean cheerleaders
Give me a Y (2)
Banyan
Roll up for the one-man band (5)

■China
Democracy in Hong Kong
Political city (4)

■Middle East and Africa
The war against jihadists
Unsavoury allies (13)
Jihadist ideology
The slow backlash (7)
Israel and Syria
A plague on all those houses (1)
The politics of Israeli settlements
Another thousand acres (3)
Nigeria’s jihadists
The other caliphate
Ebola
Unintended consequences (1)

■Europe
German politics
The Alternative’s astonishing ascent (4)
French politics
Rocard’s return
France’s priapic president
Valérie thanks François (1)
Romania’s presidential election
Ponta v the liberals and the ladies (1)
Nagorno-Karabakh
A mountainous conflict (3)
Charlemagne
Dance of the powers (1)

■Britain
The Tories
David Cameron against the world (1)
Counter-terrorism
No more away games
Scottish finance
A case of the jitters (3)
Aviation capacity
Limited skies Britain Only (1)
Breaking up the Treasury
Your money or your life Britain Only (1)
Garden cities
Ebenezer good Britain Only
Centrica
A turning circle Britain Only
Surrogacy
Greater expectations Britain Only
Bagehot
The loneliness of Alistair Darling (6)
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■International
The internship
Generation i (18)

■Technology Quarterly
Monitor
Biohackers of the world, unite(1)
Doctoring devices
In the moment of the heat(1)
The language of the internet of things
The big sleep
Difference engine
Where gadgets go to die
Military technology
The unsheltering sky(2)
Demolition technology
Bringing the house down
The connected car
Smartphones on wheels
Air-traffic control
Free flight(1)
Brain scan
Welcome to my genome

■Business
Germany’s Googlephobia
Closing the circle
Alibaba
After the float
Italian businesses
Keeping it in the family
Digital news
Read all about it
Executive pay
The final reckoning
Schumpeter
Over the horizon

■Finance and economics
Wage stagnation
The big freeze (2)
Buttonwood
American exceptionalism (1)
Brazil’s economy
Better than Ukraine
China’s shadow banks
A moving target
Commodity trading
End-to-end game
Free exchange
Pardon the disruption

■Science and technology
The search for MH370
Deep secrets (8)
Neanderthals
Lowbrow art (4)
Canada’s oil sands
The steam from below (3)

■Books and arts
The world economy
How to fix a broken system
Geopolitics
A bit of a mess
American slavery
Blood cotton (87)
Africa
The unlucky continent
Writing
Talking sense (3)
Jewellery design
Asian star (1)
Correction

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Obituary
Hal Finney

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■Leaders
Corporate settlements in the United States
The criminalisation of American business (124)
The euro zone
That sinking feeling (again) (85)
NATO’s summit
Mr Putin’s wake-up call (144)
India in Asia
Eastern promises (5)
Ceasefire in Gaza
A war without winners (21)

■Letters
On the sex business, Scotland, Iraq, college sports, Newfoundland
Letters to the editor (4)

■Briefing
Criminalising the American company
A mammoth guilt trip (21)

■United States
New Hampshire’s Senate race
Casting stones in the Granite State
Domestic work in the South
The Help, updated (3)
South Dakota
Quietly booming
Alaska’s bush country
Hunting for dividends (4)
Foreign students
Coming and going (2)
Dogs in restaurants
Bone appétit (3)
Lexington
The Rand Paul bubble (24)

■The Americas
Colombia’s peace process
The moment of truth (1)
The Caribbean
Twelve clueless men (1)
Peru’s media
Liberty’s enfant terrible

■Asia
India looks east
A strenuous September (29)
Alcohol in Kerala
Saturation point (7)
Japan’s right wing
Unwelcome change (27)
Indonesian politics
Great expectations
Banyan
Passing the torch

■China
State-owned enterprises
Fixing China Inc (5)
Religious sects
No-cult zone (15)

■Middle East and Africa
European jihadists
It ain’t half hot here, mum (35)
The hostage trade
Handsome ransoms (1)
A ceasefire in Gaza
Long may it hold (23)
Libya
Anarchy looms (6)
South Africa and its parliament
Red-letter day (1)

■Europe
France’s government
Adieu, Cuba à la française (18)
French political fiction
What if it were true?
Germany’s economy
Watching the wages (1)
Berlin’s mayor
Wowi bows out (1)
Ukraine and Russia
War, not peace (194)
Turkey’s new government
Davutoglu’s moment (19)

■Britain
Sexual exploitation
See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil (69)
Scotland’s referendum endgame
A war of attrition (7)
Business and Scottish independence
Grouse more (5)
Oil and gas
Mud wrestling (1)
Civil liberties
Speak loudly but carry no stick
Buses
Up to speed
Architecture
Nasty, brutish and tall (1)
High streets
Strange town (1)
Bagehot
David Cameron’s half-cocked war (2)
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■International
The future of NATO
NATO flexes its muscle memory (8)

■Business
Marketing
What are brands for? (10)
Accounting for brands
Untouchable intangibles (4)
Cloud computing
Silver lining (2)
Online gaming
Streaming down the Amazon
Burger King
Seventh time lucky? (12)
Natural gas in China
Shale game (12)
Schumpeter
A new green wave (2)

■Finance and economics
Popping property bubbles
Choosing the right pin (5)
Global property markets
Frothy again (1)
Israel’s economy
Shekeled and bound (10)
Japan’s bond market
Quantitative freezing (2)
Superstitious investors
Black-cat market
Free exchange
Fluid dynamics

■Science and technology
Biotechnology
A new opium pipe (1)
Pseudo-satellites
The west wind blows afresh
Animal colouration
Now you see me...
Precambrian animals
Making an impression

■Books and arts
Modern Asian leaders
No unity in diversity (2)
Prison in America
Protection rackets (1)
Technology
Will the internet eat your brain? (10)
Fiction
Multiple imaginings
Food writing
Filling up
Michelangelo
The maestro’s maestro (2)

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Simin Behbahani (4)

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■Leaders
China
What China wants (58)
The jihadists in Iraq and Syria
Stop them in both places (47)
Race relations in America
The lessons of Ferguson (59)
Monetary policy
Be bold, Mario (8)
Tropical forests
Seeing the wood (1)

■Letters
On Ronald Reagan, trade, history, elective terms, freedom, Israel, New Hampshire, expats, parenting, meetings
Letters to the editor (2)

■United States
The Ferguson riots
Overkill (57)
American schools
The new white minority (2)
The indictment of Rick Perry
Criminalising politics (1)
Alaska’s Senate primary
Chilly oil
Housing in Los Angeles
LA storeys (4)
The politics of beer
Howling for a growler (6)
Lexington
The trouble with electing judges (3)

■The Americas
Fighting crime in Mexico
The Feds ride out
Oil in Canada
Crude errors (4)
Brazil’s presidential campaign
The third way (5)
Shale gas in Argentina
Dead-cow bounce (1)

■Essay
China and the world
What China wants

■Asia
Indian politics
Early days (8)
Protests in Pakistan
Nighttime happenings
Singapore’s politics
Cracks in the façade (1)
Politics in the Philippines
My bosses, my muse
Kazakhstan
Steaks from the steppe

■China
Rural schools
Down and out in rural China (3)
Politics in Hong Kong
Learning from the enemy (1)
Literacy
Bad characters (3)
Banyan
The pontiff and the party (2)

■Middle East and Africa
Iraq, Syria and the Islamic State
A war that crosses national boundaries (47)
Iraq’s would-be prime minister
The hottest seat
The Yazidis
Finding new friends (6)
Chaos in Libya
A mystery air raid (4)
South Africa’s judiciary
Court battles (2)
Africa’s population
Can it survive such speedy growth? (5)
Child brides in west Africa
Girls fight back

■Europe
Ukraine and Russia
Battering on (103)
The Eurasian Union
The other EU (2)
Serbia’s foreign policy
Divided loyalties (4)
French education
Bac blues
Ireland and abortion
Flaring up (1)
Spain and the Catalans
Scandal in Catalonia (13)

■Britain
Treating mental illness
Body and soul (2)
Britain in Iraq
Cameron’s confusions (1)
Clandestine migration
Waiting for a break Britain Only (2)
Police cameras
Kojak moments Britain Only
Music festivals
Muddy tunes Britain Only (1)
Political rhetoric
Those soaring balloonists Britain Only (1)
Recruitment
Bad forms Britain Only (2)
Bagehot
The great game
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■International
Tropical forests
A clearing in the trees
Afforestation in China
Great Green Wall

■Business
Business in Nigeria
Africa’s testing ground (9)
Trust-busting in China
Unequal before the law? (10)
Music and shopping
Beware of Beethoven
Governing partnerships
Electing the boss
Farming in the Netherlands
Polder and wiser (1)
Obamacare and business
Paternalism 2.0 (3)
Schumpeter
Got skills? (1)

■Finance and economics
The foreign-exchange market
Fixed rates
Bank settlements
Goodbye to all that (4)
Calculating European GDP
Changing the scales
Polish banks
Lucky lenders (1)
Longevity risk
My money or your life (2)
The Philippine economy
Coming up jasmine (1)
Free exchange
Revisiting Ricardo (1)

■Science and technology
Oceans and the climate
Davy Jones’s heat locker (90)
Biometrics
Clocking people’s clocks (1)
Crime and poverty
To have and have not (8)
Disease transmission
Seals of doom

■Books and arts
China in Africa
Empire of the sums
Venetian history
Travails of a modern city
Vittore Carpaccio
Venetian love affair
The history of Texas
Clinging to religion
Innovation
It takes two
New film
Two days, one night, no fuss (1)

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Pierre Ryckmans (2)

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America and the Middle East
Back to Iraq (160)
Turkey’s president
Erdogan on top (53)
Ebola
Unseating the first horseman (14)
Illegal immigration
Europe’s huddled masses (27)
American college sports
Justice for jocks (8)

■Letters
On renewable energy, Israel, CASA-1000, food, Italy, sovereign bonds, tattoos, jobs
Letters to the editor (1)

■Briefing
Iraq and the Islamic State
Engaging the enemy (62)

■United States
University sports
Players: 0; Colleges: $10,000,000,000 (34)
The economy
How long will the expansion last? (3)
The mid-terms
Brace yourself (4)
The Michael Brown shooting
St Louis blues (267)
Higher education
Why textbooks cost so much (10)
Ethnic festivals
Not so horny (10)
Robin Williams
A genie of jest (5)
Lexington
Chuck Hagel’s world (1)

■The Americas
Politics in Brazil
Tragic August, uncertain October (14)
Smuggling in Venezuela
The wild frontier
The Panama Canal
Now for the next 100 years (2)
Bello
The sage of Montevideo (6)

■Asia
Politics in Pakistan
The wrath of Khan (73)
Afghanistan’s presidential tussle
Come together
Japan’s economy
Fingers crossed (15)
Vietnam and China
Through a border darkly (15)
Banyan
Future tense

■China
Rule of law
Realigning justice (10)
Private investigators
Another turn of the screw (1)
Madame Tussauds
Model citizens (1)

■Middle East and Africa
Israel and Gaza
After the storm (172)
Israel, Gaza and the media
Propaganda war (45)
South African cities
Still worlds apart (4)
Palm oil in west Africa
Grow but cherish your environment (3)
Birth control in Niger
Population explosion (1)

■Europe
Migration into Europe
A surge from the sea (53)
Turkey’s presidential elections
The next sultan? (8)
Spanish politics
A hot year ahead (35)
Russia and the West
Flexing its mussels (13)
Russia’s aid convoy
Putin’s PR coup (79)

■Britain
Comparing Scotland’s campaigns
Aye’ll be back (53)
The economy
Mr Dependable
Berkeley Homes
Rise of the placemakers Britain Only
The British Army
A changing force Britain Only (6)
Smart motorways
Tailblazers Britain Only (4)
Digitising public services
Laboratory conditions Britain Only (4)
Polygraphs
Lies, damn lies Britain Only (27)
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The trials of life in Tilbury (13)
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■International
Ebola
Fever rising (12)
The economic impact of Ebola
Panicking only makes it worse (1)

■Business
LinkedIn
Workers of the world, log in (28)
Viadeo
Nipping at LinkedIn’s heels
Kinder Morgan
The reversion of a species
Geothermal energy
Hot rocks (10)
State-controlled airlines
Flags of inconvenience (1)
Buzzfeed and online news
Which media company are you?
Schumpeter
Replacing the board (5)

■Finance and economics
Financing Europe’s small firms
Don’t bank on the banks (4)
Buttonwood
Caught out (2)
Arab Bank
The long arm of the plaintiff (2)
Mini-bonds
Hitting up the customer
Mexico’s minimum wage
Stingy by any measure (38)
The euro-zone economy
Cyclical stagnation (9)
South African banks
Payday mayday (3)
Free exchange
Aid to the rescue (1)

■Science and technology
Artificial intelligence and psychology
The computer will see you now (5)
Language
You never listen to a word I say (6)
Arranging rangeomorphs
The oldest animals
Asymmetry and attractiveness
Facing the facts (26)
Robotics
The march of the kilobots
Icequakes
Shaken and stirred

■Books and arts
Charles Scott Moncrieff
Remembrance of lives past
Phone-hacking
Mucky paps
The internet
Too much of a good thing (7)
Invisibility
All that is unseen (1)
The IMF
Everybody wants to rule the world
Pat Metheny
Guitar hero (1)

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Prostitution
A personal choice (288)
Trade and protectionism
No more grand bargains (8)
China’s far west
A Chechnya in the making (34)
Reforming Leviathan
Mandarin lessons (8)
Mexico’s reforms
Keep it up (4)

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On assisted suicide, Gaza, Chinese journalism, business, Caliph Ibrahim, Panama’s hats, the Big Mac
Letters to the editor (2)

■Briefing
Prostitution and the internet
More bang for your buck (15)

■United States
Barack Obama’s message to business
Stop whining, I’m your friend (137)
Presidents and growth
Timing is everything (6)
Congressional elections
Immovable incumbents
Colorado politics
Ground war
Gun control
Bullets to the head (37)
Streetcars and urban renewal
Rolling blunder (20)
Regional accents
Mind that drawl, y’all (5)
Lexington
The George H.W. Bush revival (1)

■The Americas
Cuba and the outside world
Rekindling old friendships (4)
Brazil’s presidential-election campaign
A tightly scripted telenovela (8)
NAFTA’s junior partners
She loves me, she loves me not (7)
Bello
The palindrome of Kirchnerismo (6)

■Asia
Thailand
Peace, order, stagnation (9)
Malaysian politics
What’s Malay for gerrymandering?
India’s civil-service exams
The unlevel field (9)
Japan’s economy
Feeling the pinch (7)
Banyan
Neither truth nor justice

■China
Ethnic unrest
Spreading the net (20)
Alcohol consumption
The spirit level (3)

■Middle East and Africa
The Gaza war
Will the ceasefire hold? (205)
Gaza and the Arab world
A collective shrug (19)
Iraq’s civil war
Who wants to rescue the regime? (1)
Sexual mores in Iran
Throwing off the covers (15)
Science in Africa
On the rise
Ethiopia and its press
The noose tightens (11)

■Europe
Turkey’s election
Tyrant or steadying hand? (13)
Germany’s president
Preaching a new German gospel (2)
Russia and the West
How to lose friends (265)
War crimes in Kosovo
A country awaits (2)
Italy’s economy
Shrinking again (3)
Italy’s parliament
High-class errand boys (6)

■Britain
London’s costly construction
Bodies, bombs and bureaucracy (3)
Architecture
New digs
Scotland’s TV debate
Bravo, Darling (10)
London’s mayor
The blond bombshell Britain Only (2)
Lady Warsi
Unilateral action Britain Only (22)
Soldiers and human rights
Lawyers to right of them, lawyers to left of them Britain Only (1)
The Welsh language
Dragonian measures Britain Only (12)
The British diaspora
And don’t come back (41)
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■International
Civil-service reform
Modernising the mandarins (1)
Women in politics
Treating the fair sex fairly
Ebola
Fear and loathing

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Mergers and acquisitions
Coming unstuck (4)
Bernie Ecclestone
Irony alert (3)
Travel websites
David vs two Goliaths (2)
Unilever
In search of the good business (1)
Schumpeter
Leading light

■Finance and economics
World trade
Bailing out from Bali (5)
Buttonwood
Practice makes imperfect (7)
Banco Espírito Santo
Sharing the pain
European banking tests
Exam nerves
Hong Kong’s finances
Going with the flow (2)
Ghana and the IMF
Time for thrift
Free exchange
Tilted marine (1)

■Science and technology
HIV and MS
Antithesis, synthesis? (9)
Cometary science
Rosetta's stone (17)
Arctic science
A glide-path to knowledge (1)
Science in Japan
Stress test

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Revolution and war in Ukraine
I witness (13)
Artificial intelligence
Clever cogs (6)
America’s bureaucracy
Sins of commissions
South Korea’s soft power
Soap, sparkle and pop
New American theatre
A 21st-century “Seagull”
Inside al-Qaeda
There and back again (3)

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Israel
Winning the battle, losing the war (548)
Business in India
An unloved billionaire (12)
Argentina defaults
Eighth time unlucky (68)
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Stuffed (2)
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Fundamental fears (2)

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Israel and the world
Us and them (72)

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America and Africa
The next great disruption (22)
Skilled labour
Behind the scenes (11)
Politics
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