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Established in 2016 as part of a joint venture between Metatechno Inc, Japan and hSenid Group ofCompanies, Lanka Nippon Biz Tech Institute (LNBTI) continues to set a benchmark in the field of IT study. Located in the heart of Maharagama, LNBTI is the only institute in South East Asia to offer unique degree pathways in Software Engineering and Information Technology, combined with an authentic Japanese learning culture.
LNBTI serves to nurture young minds in making impactful bounds in the field of computing and higher education in Sri Lanka, with its carefully curated degree pathway programmes which rival that of the best Japanese universities. It is this commitment to the Japanese ethos of discipline and perseverance that has helped us turn out some of the most sought after IT graduates in the nation.
What makes us 'different'
As the only higher education institute in Sri Lanka to offer a graduate transfer programme to a Japanese university, our success story lies in doing things differently. Our comprehensive curriculum meets the exceptional standards of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology – Japan. LNBTI offers a combination of Japanese language teaching, soft skill training and familiarization with business etiquette unique to Japanese corporate culture; all seamlessly integrated into our Software Engineering and IT degree pathway programmes. With a panel of academic experts hailing from a variety of industry backgrounds and a guaranteed industrial internship, our students receive invaluable technical exposure and the confidence to find employment anywhere.
What We Aim
INDUSTRY ORIENTED TECHNICAL EXPOSURE
As a premier institute catering to higher education in Sri Lanka, LNBTI features free seminars for the reinforcement of key learning areas for students at foundation stage. These subjects vary from Mathematics to Physics to ensure students transition easily into their chosen programme of study. Students further benefit from the opportunity for industrial placement at a Japanese company, where they will gain invaluable industry experience while working in a Japanese office culture.
THEORY IN PRACTICE
At LNBTI, students see the concepts they learn, in motion! Our expert academic panel pushes for deeper understanding through application of theoretical knowledge in challenging real life scenarios in the areas of Software Engineering & Information Technology.
COLLABORATIVE CULTURE
Our research and project based assessment methodology, encourages team work and collaborative learning, both in house and via remote sessions with a chosen Japanese university.
A DIVERSE ACADEMIC PANEL WITH INDUSTRY BACKED EXPERIENCE
Across LNBTI, our esteemed lecturers draw from their own industry and experience teaching in private universities in Sri Lanka, to help students understand complex concepts in application.
ROOTED IN JAPANESE BEST PRACTICES
Japan continues to revolutionize global businesses through its unique Kaizen model of working. By integrating the self-same hallmarks of business etiquette and a disciplined, diligent work ethic, we at LNBTI mold our students to raise the bar of excellence in their chosen field.
Our focus is to provide a thought-provoking learning and on campus experience which promotes each child's social/emotional, physical and cognitive development.
To divert our passion for excellence into educating our youth to transform into graduates of outstanding skill and professionalism, reflective of Japanese etiquette and business acumen , sought after by both Japanese and global organizations for roles that demand leadership, and in turn, bring honor and recognition to the nation, through contributions that better the global society.
"Education is about creating leaders for tomorrow.
To reach the pinnacle of private higher education in Sri Lanka, through exchange of knowledge and technical know-how between Japan and Sri Lanka, and nurture students of intelligence and innovative spirit, deserving of rewarding careers with the capability of becoming future trailblazers in the arena of computing and technology.
by teaching our children to learn, to understand, to think and to adapt to our ever changing environment,
by developing their abilities to their full potential, helping them to realize their dreams within the wider community,
by providing them with the right tools to develop into mature adults, through our qualified human resources, our excellent environment and the democratic participation of the school's parents and stakeholders.
By enrolling with us, you will have a learning experience that
Discover a degree pathway programme in computing which leads to a prestigious Japanese university to complete the 3rd & 4th year of your course of study and qualifies you to join any Japanese company internationally or locally.
Receive an all rounded tutelage under the setting of a private campus in Sri Lanka, which improves your business etiquette to suit a Japanese office culture.
Be eligible based on academic performance, for an all-expenses paid study tour to Japan to achieve deeper understanding of life in Japan and on campus.
Receive Japanese language training and cultural exposure under these degree pathway programmes
Receive an industrial placement that will provide you with a sound exposure to the industry and IT best practices. Through this, it will provide the opportunity to improve your employability in the field of computing.


Apple today hosted a jam-packed media event that saw the debut of its new fall products, including the iPhone 7, the iPhone 7 Plus, the Apple Watch Series 2, new AirPods, and new Beats headphones.
It took Apple two hours to cover all of the new products and their impressive features, but we've created a quick five minute recap for those of you who want a taste of what Apple announced without watching the entire keynote or reading all of our extensive coverage.
As for the Apple Watch Series 2, it too features improved waterproofing to make it suitable for swimming, along with a new GPS chip and a processor that's twice as fast. To make up for the lack of a headphone jack in the iPhone 7, Apple also introduced new wireless Beats headphones and completely wireless "AirPods," both of which come equipped with an Apple-designed W1 wireless chip.
Make sure to stay tuned to MacRumors for more extensive coverage of all of Apple's new products and check out our event recap post for more detail on everything that's new.
The iPhone 7, the iPhone 7 Plus, and the Apple Watch Series 2 will be available for pre-order this Friday. Apple's New AirPods will be available in October.


This Blueberry Bundt Cake is a fluffy vegan lemon cake with blueberries and a natural blueberry glaze! This recipe is quick and easy and makes the perfect simple dessert for any tea or coffee party!
I love making recipes like this. Recipes that come together quickly and are perfect for un-planned tea and coffee parties. Furthermore, this Blueberry Bundt Cake is perfect for any occasion where you may find yourself craving something sweet. It's the perfect addition to your daily cup of tea or coffee, or just to bring with you on a picnic. I hope spring will start soon because I can't wait to enjoy this light and fresh vegan lemon cake while sitting in the sun and listening to the birds. Do you miss the feeling of summer too? If so, this cake will definitely brighten up your day!
When I was a child I made simple fluffy lemon or chocolate cakes very often, because they're truly so quick and easy to make, actually, it was one of the first cake recipes I learned to bake myself. This beautiful Vegan Blueberry Bundt Cake is a vegan makeover of the traditional classic lemon cake recipe we used to make at home. In fact, it's also adapted from my fluffy Vegan Vanilla Cake which I shared a little while ago. I just changed a couple of things and added more lemon flavour plus blueberries.
This blueberry vegan lemon cake is actually very delicious on it's own without any kind of frosting. You can just dust it with powdered sugar, however, personally, I like making a sweet and simple blueberry glaze. I used to call it "magic glaze" because I'm so impressed with its amazing purple color! And of course, the colour is completely natural! The blueberry glaze is made with only blueberry juice, powdered sugar and a little bit of lemon juice. Simply blend all the ingredients together and you'll get a thick, smooth and sweet glaze which is perfect to put on top of cakes, waffles, pancakes, crêpes and more.
You can enjoy this Blueberry Bundt Cake in any season, because you can also use frozen blueberries instead of fresh blueberries. Luckily, here in Germany blueberries are available all year round, so this doesn't stop me from baking with blueberries. In case you're using frozen blueberries, remember that it's not necessary to thaw them. Just simply toss with some starch or flour, but please do not add lemon juice or other liquids to the blueberries, try to keep them dry. Also, make sure not to add too many blueberries into the batter or they'll start to weigh the cake down.
To be honest, I've always had a little trouble getting a cake out of a bundt pan in the past. I still remember finding myself having more butter on my fingers than on my pan when greasing it. Since then, I've found that a light coating of melted butter using a brush and then dusting with flour worked the best. Another important tip, do not let your cake cool completely in the pan, because the butter will harden when cooled, so you will probably not get the cake out easily. I recommend letting the cake cool for about 10-15 minutes after you've removed it from the oven. Then invert it onto a wire cooling rack and let it cool for another 5-10 minutes. Now you should be able to pretty easily and cleanly remove the pan.
The Best Vegan Lemon Cake Recipe!
Because so many of you have asked if you can make some of my cake recipes in other pans, such as a muffin, cupcake or loaf pan, you will be be happy to know that this vegan lemon cake is one of those versatile recipes! You can also bake it in a round pan to make a simple sponge cake or layer cake, or bake it in a loaf pan, or in cupcake and muffin pans.
Please always make sure to check the baking time, because smaller cakes are cooked faster than larger sized cakes. For vegan lemon cake cupcakes or muffins, it only takes about 15-20 minutes. A round cake or loaf, however, takes about the same time as in a bundt pan. I always recommend that you do a cake test during baking so that you can check if the cake is done. To check it, simply insert a cake tester (f. ex. a large tooth pick) into the middle of the cake. When it comes out almost clean, you can remove the cake from the oven. Make a note, that baking for too long is not good either because the cake becomes dry.
If you are looking for more easy cake ideas, be sure to try my Best Vegan Chocolate Cake, fluffy Vegan Vanilla Cake, Vegan Black Forest Cake, Blueberry Crumble Cake or one of my fruity and creamy Vegan Cheesecake Recipes.
Brush a small 6 cup (18 cm) bundt pan with melted butter, then dust with flour.
Squeeze a lemon into a measuring jar, then add soy yogurt and dairy-free milk (it should be approx. 240 ml total amount of liquid). Mix to combine and set aside so it curdles and becomes vegan buttermilk.
Sift the flour and cornstarch into a large bowl. Add baking powder, baking soda and salt and mix everything together.
In another bowl, cream margarine with sugar, vanilla extract and lemon zest using an electric hand mixer. Stop the mixer to scrape the sides using a spatula to combine all the ingredients.
On low speed, mix in 1/2 of the flour mixture. Scrape down the sides of the bowl to incorporate. Add in the buttermilk and beat on low speed until incorporated followed by the remaining flour mixture (but please make sure not to overmix).
Gently fold the blueberries into the batter and pour it into the prepared pan. (Please read the information in the text above, if using frozen blueberries).
Bake for 50-60 minutes, or until a toothpick inserted into the middle of the cake comes out almost clean.
Allow to cool for 10-15 minutes in the pan, then invert it onto a wire cooling rack to cool further 5-10 minutes. Remove the pan carefully and let cool completely.
Cook down blueberries in a pot for about 2-3 minutes. Add a little bit of water to avoid burning, stirring occasionally.
When the blueberries are soft, strain through a sieve and collect the juice.
Put icing sugar, 3 tablespoons of the blueberry juice and lemon juice into a mixing bowl and mix using an electric hand mixer until smooth (or mix in a blender). Please add only enough blueberry juice or icing sugar as necessary until desired consistency. It should be thick but pourable.
Pour the glaze onto the cooled cake evenly. Refrigerate the cake for 10 minutes to allow the glaze set.
I recommend you to make the blueberry juice for the glaze yourself because store-bought blueberry juice will probably not create such an amazing color.
Covering the cake with a piece of aluminum foil or parchment paper during baking stops it from browning too much on top. Take a note that it will probably make the baking time longer.
This looks absolutely amazing! I'm a huge blueberry fan so I'll definitely try it. I just need to find a bundt pan and I'm good to go! Thank you!
Have fun trying this recipe!
Made this cake and it was easy and delicious!
1 cup of flour is 125 grams, so you need 2 cups. You can sift the cornstarch along with the flour into the bowl or add it along with baking powder.


In the many years I've worked in the creative industries, the peaks and troughs have been plentiful – moments of pride, joy and hilarity, often followed by hysteria, palpitations and brow mopping while working through an impossibly long list of 'to-dos'. Stress is par for the course.
And, it's easy for employers to judge absentmindedness, simple errors and sloppy work as performance issues – rather than a sign that someone needs a helping hand.
One who feeds off the energy of it, but who often does so to the point they burn out and keel over. I've definitely been there. And, it's easy to let that bleed into your personal life too; always exceeding, always delivering, always saying yes, always doing, always 'on'.
As a runner and triathlete, I try and apply the same principal to my training; churning out junk miles isn't going to get you to where you want to be. Training while juggling work with part-time study – and having a life while I'm at it – means that the time I do have needs to be used efficiently.
Equally though, I think the term 'work/life balance' gets bandied about a lot. In reality, this balance means different things to different people.
I'm sure others will agree, but the 'peaks and troughs' noted above are a given in this industry, and sometimes we need to go at things full pelt to achieve great things – winning pitches and delivering award-winning campaigns.
What is important is HOW to work smart, fostering an environment at work – and in our wider lives – that allows us to deal with the stress that we (sometimes inevitably) have to put ourselves under. It's with that intense effort we deliver great work, or achieve great things while doing what we love.
We recognise that things aren't always going to be a barrel of laughs, but by looking after each other and ourselves, we're getting off to the best start possible.
Wellbeing is important to Whitespacers – yes, I can't deny there is a freshly replenished stash of sweets/cakes/delete as appropriate on each floor daily, and we love when wine o'clock strikes at 5pm on a Friday. (And yes, I realise that as a nutritional therapist in training, I perhaps shouldn't be advocating this!).
If you can recreate that 'flow' state in your workplace, you're onto something.
I won't go into all the process chat, and drone on about the ways of working (blah blah blah), because everyone does things differently. As individuals, we all have an idea on what works best for us.
But, while putting this piece together, I have learned the best way to stay healthy while being able to deliver results in this industry. The secret?
Does the perfect balance even really exist? The key is to be 'present' and self-aware. I try to create the right environment for myself, recognising that every day, my needs may be different.
And, when things get heated, become stressful, or go a bit wrong? Be kind to yourself. Do what you can, with what you have, to make things better. And lastly? Be nice to people – because they might be a little bit stressed, too.
This article was written by Sarah Ormerod.


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Overcoming the Equivalent Mutant Problem: A Systematic Literature Review and a Comparative Experiment of Second Order Mutation, Lech Madeyski, Wojciech Orzeszyna, Richard Torkar, Mariusz Józala. IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering (accepted 2013).
Characterizing software architecture changes: A systematic review, Information and Software Technology Volume: 52, Issue: 1, January, 2010, pp. 31-51, Williams, Byron J.; Carver, Jeffrey C.
A systematic literature review to identify and classify software requirement errors, Information and Software Technology Volume: 51, Issue: 7, July, 2009, pp. 1087-1109, Walia, Gursimran Singh; Carver, Jeffrey C.
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Screenwriting Your Way To Hollywood
Throughout filmmaking history screenwriters have used many methods to achieve success in Hollywood. Nora Ephron (When Harry Met Sally, 1989) easily gained access to Hollywood as the daughter of stage and screenwriting team Henry and Phoebe Ephron. Charlie Kaufman (Being John Malkovich, 1999) juggled many jobs and wrote for the T.V. series, "Get a Life," before catching the attention of producer Steve Golin. Alan Ball (American Beauty 1999) chose a different path; he first worked as a theater producer and writer. Producers Marcy Carsey and Tom Werner invited him to Hollywood because they both saw the debut of Ball's hit play, "Five Women Wearing the Same Dress" at the Manhattan Class Company Theater.
While Hollywood screenwriters have their own success stories, they also share strong work ethics and know how to foster vital business connections. This article examines how current Hollywood screenwriters Dan Bucatinsky and Tim McCanlies learned from their predecessors' habits and how they jumpstarted their writing careers.
Dan Bucatinsky is a talented and disciplined writer who broke into the Hollywood scene in 2001 with his romantic comedy, "All Over the Guy." A 1987 graduate of Vassar College, Dan took advantage of his education and worked diligently to learn his craft and develop a unique style. His time spent writing countless papers, stories, and scripts in college attributed to his screenwriting excellence. When he returned to Vassar in 2004 to advise aspiring screenwriters Dan emphasized the importance of writing everyday.
"Even when I draw a blank, even when I don't feel like working, even when nothing I put down on paper is any good...I force myself to write for at least a couple of hours everyday," Dan revealed.
This discipline is a trademark of successful Hollywood screenwriters. According to Dan, a writer's willingness to push himself can prove more significant than raw talent. There are many naturally gifted writers; what distinguishes a great writer from a good one is the technique they have gained through careful study and years of dedication.
Several helpful books exist for writers seeking guidance as they try to develop their skills, including, "Crafty Screenwriting" by Alex Epstein, "Adventures in the Screen Trade" by William Goldman, and "Secrets of Film Writing" by Tom Lazarus. Dan Bucatinsky and countless other screenwriters rely on these resources to craft innovative, creative screenplays. These resources can be bought at any bookstore or online at www.StoryScribe.com (http://www.storyscribe.com).
Like Dan Bucatinsky, Tim McCanlies (Iron Giant, Secondhand Lions, Dancer, Texas Pop. 81) gained attention for his artful writing. He nurtured his natural writing talent by practicing and revising scripts when he wasn't working at odd jobs to support himself.
In 1979 he published his first novel, "Harlem," and enrolled in the Sherwood Oaks Experimental College to further study writing techniques. While in school Tim simultaneously excelled in his classes and completed a screenplay based on his novel. His hard work paid off: college founder Gary Shusett noted Tim's diligence, read the screenplay for Harlem, and helped to get the script optioned by Interscope.
In a recent interview Tim revealed that he still writes everyday and added that "the key to good writing is to focus on developing strong, interesting characters." He stressed the importance of building up a writing resume, encouraging aspiring writers to embrace all learning opportunities including internships and jobs as assistant writers.
One of Tim's early jobs was as an assistant writer for the 1987 film North Shore. An array of writing jobs and internships can be found online through websites like www.mandy.com, www.backstage.com, www.hollywoodlitsales.com, www.FreelanceWriting.com, and www.CyberScreenwriter.com.
Tim urges beginning writers not to lose hope, saying that it took him more than six months to write and revise the screenplay for "Iron Giant" even with his strong educational background and years of professional writing experience.
As gifted, hard working writers, both Dan Bucatinsky and Tim McCanlies recognize the significance of contacts in Hollywood. Hollywood studios receive thousands of scripts each month. Of these thousands only a few hundred may make it from the mail room, past the intern's desk, and into the executive's office. In the rush to read and pass scripts through the hierarchy, Hollywood studios push many screenplays to the back burner or, worse yet, immediately discard screenplays without review. Some amazing screenplays end in the trashcan while many mediocre scripts are approved for production.
Because when a script arrives with a cover letter of recommendation from an executive's old professor, friend, co-worker, etc... it goes straight to the top of the studio's "Read Me Now" list regardless of quality. This is the reality of the Hollywood system, however unfair it may seem to newcomers.
The smart screenwriter will accept this reality and make the most of his/her connections to ensure that their script lands in the "Read Me Now" list. Although mixers through organizations like the American Screenwriters Association and the Writers Guild of America are good places to make contacts, the schmoozing element of the business often requires some luck as well as hard work.
For example, Dan Bucatinsky was close friends with a woman named Lisa Kudrow when he was studying to become a writer at Vassar College. When Lisa became famous for her role in the popular television sitcom, "Friends," she helped Dan achieve his Hollywood dream. She ensured the production of "All Over the Guy" by signing onto the film as an actress and recommended Dan as a writer to many Hollywood producers and directors. Dan and Lisa continue to collaborate on film projects, and he writes parts for her into his screenplays. When Dan speaks to students, he stresses making valuable friendships in college and urges students to view writing as a business as well as an art.
Tim McCanlies also credits much of his success to luck and connections. Without the support of Gary Shusett, an associate producer on the 1988 film "Moon Over Parador," it is unlikely that Interscope would have read Tim's unsolicited screenplay "Harlem," let alone optioned it. Once Gary Shusett helped him get his foot in the door, Tim had the opportunity to make films with rising Hollywood stars like Brad Bird (Iron Giant 1999, The Incredibles 2004) who appreciated his work ethic and creativity. Tim's career as a Hollywood screenwriter thrives today because of the connections he made and fostered as a young writer.
The key to breaking into Hollywood as a screenwriter is twofold: a willingness to write, study, and practice with consistency; and a talent to develop relationships with people in positions of power. There is not one right way to be a screenwriter, but these elements are significant to achieve success in Hollywood.
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Of the 22 unproduced screenplay shorts and 5 features, Rat's Bite was the first screenplay written, now around a 20 page short
Rat's Bite made its first shorts script competition debut at the American Gems Short Screenplay Competition, then originally 13 pages long and drove to the Quarter Finals of that contest.
Rat's Bite was rewritten several times since then and was entered in Anything But Hollywood Short Screenplay Competition where it rose to the Semi Finals.
After major rewrites, Rat's Bite was renamed and registered as Storm Shadows then entered in the Writer's Place under short screenplay/teleplay competition, there it reached the finals
Rat's Bite still exist under its original title now separated from its longer offshoot, Storm Shadows.
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The Benefits To Patients And Society Of The Personalised Care Approach
An Electronic Health Record (Ehr) Will Be Pivotal In Achieving Personalised Healthcare, Writes Dr Jennifer Westrup, Consultant Medical Oncologist At The Beacon Hospital And Associate Clinical Professor At Ucd.
By almost every parameter, cancer outcomes have improved dramatically in recent years. Innovative medicines and novel therapeutic regimens have meant that we as oncologists have so much more to offer our patients diagnosed with almost any form of cancer. Medicine has played its part in getting us to this point. Now the health service itself must change to accommodate 21st Century healthcare and embrace technology so that patients can receive the best standard of care, personalised to their individual needs, regardless of what condition they have or where they are being treated. Health has become almost overwhelmingly digitalised — we now have wearables, decision support system apps, mobile apps, symptom trackers, sensors, and a plethora of other technologies. This truly patient-generated data is rarely, if ever, harvested and used to inform and develop our health system. A veritable goldmine, we instead allow big tech to collect it for their own research platforms and drive further proprietary innovation, share it with third parties, or discard it.
An Electronic Health Record (EHR), whereby a patient's medical information is stored digitally rather than in a paper file, is one key missing piece for our entire health system. Not only would it support the creation and sharing of key patient information, but it has already been identified by HSE National Directors and clinical leaders as a key capability requirement for the future delivery of healthcare. The EHR would allow for the collection of routine medical data, patient-generated data, and other critical information such as research data, and the patient's genomic data. Every- thing should flow through one digital record. Ultimately, this means integrated care initiatives can happen as the silos evaporate. Patients would also be able to access their own medical records on demand. This transparency is essential as we move towards a more personalised and patient-centric system of healthcare. For those wary of such a move, we need to effectively communicate the security of an EHR compared to a paper record. With an EHR, every key strike is recorded. If a patient wants to know who has accessed their medical record, they can find out.
Ensuring trust as the new digital system develops will be key — the public should view the EHR as an essential and secure passport that enables them to 'travel' around the health service, between different doctors and healthcare settings. An electronic health record is like a locked safe — your medical records should be as easy to access as your online banking, and just as safe. Consider that our whole banking system is now digital. Would you have faith in your personal financial information being stored in a paper file in the local branch of your chosen bank? It should be the same for our medical records. Contrary to popular misconception, this is not a new or innovative phenomenon. Over the past two decades of my career, I have observed several iterations of EHRs. Arguably the most successful was in Boston, where we set a hard deadline and moved a 2,000-bed hospital over to electronic medical records in a six-month time period. That was 18 years ago, and updated versions of that EHR are still in use today.
FIGHTING FIRES
Running the health service means fighting fires and executing the huge demand of day-to-day processes while looking towards the future. On one hand, we are striving to deliver a functional and comprehensive healthcare system for everybody of all ages. But on the other hand, we really want a modern, cutting-edge system that incorporates the ability to mine data anonymously, identify candidates for clinical trials, and have the bandwidth to store genomics and genetic data. Striking the balance can be difficult when we try to achieve progress while still meeting our day-to-day targets. What my cancer patients have taught me is that medicine is truly global — I call it the 'two-click phenomenon'. Once diagnosed, our oncology patients go home and immediately learn all about their disease, the current treatments, and the ongoing research in that area. We are at the frontline with patients who have access to knowledge all over the world and can identify when they're not getting that same standard of care. An EHR could form the basis for a higher standard of care for our patients, to enable them to access their own data and to allow their data to be sent securely for a second opinion, or a clinical trial. Ireland continually compares itself to the UK, but Finland is just one country that is much further down the road than us when it comes to this digital health journey, further highlighted by the recent Futureproofing Healthcare Personalised Health Index. With a similar population size to Ireland, we can learn from their success and failures. We can also explore how they got to a point where an EHR is embedded in their health service and functions to enhance patient care and improve outcomes. The introduction of an EHR is a pivotal step if we are going to futureproof our healthcare. Personalised healthcare is the future, and there are enormous benefits to patients.
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