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<?php

namespace Symfony\Component\Console\Helper;

use Symfony\Component\Console\Output\OutputInterface;
use Symfony\Component\Console\Formatter\OutputFormatterStyle;

/**
 * The Dialog class provides helpers to interact with the user.
 *
 * @author Fabien Potencier <fabien@symfony.com>
 */
class DialogHelper extends Helper
{
    private $inputStream;
    private static $shell;
    private static $stty;

    /**
     * Asks the user to select a value.
     *
     * @param OutputInterface $output       An Output instance
     * @param string|array    $question     The question to ask
     * @param array           $choices      List of choices to pick from
     * @param Boolean         $default      The default answer if the user enters nothing
     * @param Boolean|integer $attempts Max number of times to ask before giving up (false by default, which means infinite)
     * @param string          $errorMessage Message which will be shown if invalid value from choice list would be picked
     * @param Boolean         $multiselect  Select more than one value separated by comma
     *
     * @return integer|string|array The selected value or values (the key of the choices array)
     *
     * @throws \InvalidArgumentException
     */
    public function select(OutputInterface $output, $question, $choices, $default = null, $attempts = false, $errorMessage = 'Value "%s" is invalid', $multiselect = false)
    {
        $width = max(array_map('strlen', array_keys($choices)));

        $messages = (array) $question;
        foreach ($choices as $key => $value) {
            $messages[] = sprintf("  [<info>%-${width}s</info>] %s", $key, $value);
        }

        $output->writeln($messages);

        $result = $this->askAndValidate($output, '> ', function ($picked) use ($choices, $errorMessage, $multiselect) {
            // Collapse all spaces.
            $selectedChoices = str_replace(" ", "", $picked);

            if ($multiselect) {
                // Check for a separated comma values
                if (!preg_match('/^[a-zA-Z0-9_-]+(?:,[a-zA-Z0-9_-]+)*$/', $selectedChoices, $matches)) {
                    throw new \InvalidArgumentException(sprintf($errorMessage, $picked));
                }
                $selectedChoices = explode(",", $selectedChoices);
            } else {
                $selectedChoices = array($picked);
            }

            $multiselectChoices = array();

            foreach ($selectedChoices as $value) {
                if (empty($choices[$value])) {
                    throw new \InvalidArgumentException(sprintf($errorMessage, $value));
                }
                array_push($multiselectChoices, $value);
            }

            if ($multiselect) {
                return $multiselectChoices;
            }

            return $picked;
        }, $attempts, $default);

        return $result;
    }

    /**
     * Asks a question to the user.
     *
     * @param OutputInterface $output       An Output instance
     * @param string|array    $question     The question to ask
     * @param string          $default      The default answer if none is given by the user
     * @param array           $autocomplete List of values to autocomplete
     *
     * @return string The user answer
     *
     * @throws \RuntimeException If there is no data to read in the input stream
     */
    public function ask(OutputInterface $output, $question, $default = null, array $autocomplete = null)
    {
        $output->write($question);

        $inputStream = $this->inputStream ?: STDIN;

        if (null === $autocomplete || !$this->hasSttyAvailable()) {
            $ret = fgets($inputStream, 4096);
            if (false === $ret) {
                throw new \RuntimeException('Aborted');
            }
            $ret = trim($ret);
        } else {
            $ret = '';

            $i = 0;
            $ofs = -1;
            $matches = $autocomplete;
            $numMatches = count($matches);

            $sttyMode = shell_exec('stty -g');

            // Disable icanon (so we can fread each keypress) and echo (we'll do echoing here instead)
            shell_exec('stty -icanon -echo');

            // Add highlighted text style
            $output->getFormatter()->setStyle('hl', new OutputFormatterStyle('black', 'white'));

            // Read a keypress
            while (!feof($inputStream)) {
                $c = fread($inputStream, 1);

                // Backspace Character
                if ("\177" === $c) {
                    if (0 === $numMatches && 0 !== $i) {
                        $i--;
                        // Move cursor backwards
                        $output->write("\033[1D");
                    }

                    if ($i === 0) {
                        $ofs = -1;
                        $matches = $autocomplete;
                        $numMatches = count($matches);
                    } else {
                        $numMatches = 0;
                    }

                    // Pop the last character off the end of our string
                    $ret = substr($ret, 0, $i);
                } elseif ("\033" === $c) { // Did we read an escape sequence?
                    $c .= fread($inputStream, 2);

                    // A = Up Arrow. B = Down Arrow
                    if ('A' === $c[2] || 'B' === $c[2]) {
                        if ('A' === $c[2] && -1 === $ofs) {
                            $ofs = 0;
                        }

                        if (0 === $numMatches) {
                            continue;
                        }

                        $ofs += ('A' === $c[2]) ? -1 : 1;
                        $ofs = ($numMatches + $ofs) % $numMatches;
                    }
                } elseif (ord($c) < 32) {
                    if ("\t" === $c || "\n" === $c) {
                        if ($numMatches > 0 && -1 !== $ofs) {
                            $ret = $matches[$ofs];
                            // Echo out remaining chars for current match
                            $output->write(substr($ret, $i));
                            $i = strlen($ret);
                        }

                        if ("\n" === $c) {
                            $output->write($c);
                            break;
                        }

                        $numMatches = 0;
                    }

                    continue;
                } else {
                    $output->write($c);
                    $ret .= $c;
                    $i++;

                    $numMatches = 0;
                    $ofs = 0;

                    foreach ($autocomplete as $value) {
                        // If typed characters match the beginning chunk of value (e.g. [AcmeDe]moBundle)
                        if (0 === strpos($value, $ret) && $i !== strlen($value)) {
                            $matches[$numMatches++] = $value;
                        }
                    }
                }

                // Erase characters from cursor to end of line
                $output->write("\033[K");

                if ($numMatches > 0 && -1 !== $ofs) {
                    // Save cursor position
                    $output->write("\0337");
                    // Write highlighted text
                    $output->write('<hl>'.substr($matches[$ofs], $i).'</hl>');
                    // Restore cursor position
                    $output->write("\0338");
                }
            }

            // Reset stty so it behaves normally again
            shell_exec(sprintf('stty %s', $sttyMode));
        }

        return strlen($ret) > 0 ? $ret : $default;
    }

    /**
     * Asks a confirmation to the user.
     *
     * The question will be asked until the user answers by nothing, yes, or no.
     *
     * @param OutputInterface $output   An Output instance
     * @param string|array    $question The question to ask
     * @param Boolean         $default  The default answer if the user enters nothing
     *
     * @return Boolean true if the user has confirmed, false otherwise
     */
    public function askConfirmation(OutputInterface $output, $question, $default = true)
    {
        $answer = 'z';
        while ($answer && !in_array(strtolower($answer[0]), array('y', 'n'))) {
            $answer = $this->ask($output, $question);
        }

        if (false === $default) {
            return $answer && 'y' == strtolower($answer[0]);
        }

        return !$answer || 'y' == strtolower($answer[0]);
    }

    /**
     * Asks a question to the user, the response is hidden
     *
     * @param OutputInterface $output   An Output instance
     * @param string|array    $question The question
     * @param Boolean         $fallback In case the response can not be hidden, whether to fallback on non-hidden question or not
     *
     * @return string         The answer
     *
     * @throws \RuntimeException In case the fallback is deactivated and the response can not be hidden
     */
    public function askHiddenResponse(OutputInterface $output, $question, $fallback = true)
    {
        if (defined('PHP_WINDOWS_VERSION_BUILD')) {
            $exe = __DIR__.'/../Resources/bin/hiddeninput.exe';

            // handle code running from a phar
            if ('phar:' === substr(__FILE__, 0, 5)) {
                $tmpExe = sys_get_temp_dir().'/hiddeninput.exe';
                copy($exe, $tmpExe);
                $exe = $tmpExe;
            }

            $output->write($question);
            $value = rtrim(shell_exec($exe));
            $output->writeln('');

            if (isset($tmpExe)) {
                unlink($tmpExe);
            }

            return $value;
        }

        if ($this->hasSttyAvailable()) {
            $output->write($question);

            $sttyMode = shell_exec('stty -g');

            shell_exec('stty -echo');
            $value = fgets($this->inputStream ?: STDIN, 4096);
            shell_exec(sprintf('stty %s', $sttyMode));

            if (false === $value) {
                throw new \RuntimeException('Aborted');
            }

            $value = trim($value);
            $output->writeln('');

            return $value;
        }

        if (false !== $shell = $this->getShell()) {
            $output->write($question);
            $readCmd = $shell === 'csh' ? 'set mypassword = $<' : 'read -r mypassword';
            $command = sprintf("/usr/bin/env %s -c 'stty -echo; %s; stty echo; echo \$mypassword'", $shell, $readCmd);
            $value = rtrim(shell_exec($command));
            $output->writeln('');

            return $value;
        }

        if ($fallback) {
            return $this->ask($output, $question);
        }

        throw new \RuntimeException('Unable to hide the response');
    }

    /**
     * Asks for a value and validates the response.
     *
     * The validator receives the data to validate. It must return the
     * validated data when the data is valid and throw an exception
     * otherwise.
     *
     * @param OutputInterface $output       An Output instance
     * @param string|array    $question     The question to ask
     * @param callable        $validator    A PHP callback
     * @param integer         $attempts     Max number of times to ask before giving up (false by default, which means infinite)
     * @param string          $default      The default answer if none is given by the user
     * @param array           $autocomplete List of values to autocomplete
     *
     * @return mixed
     *
     * @throws \Exception When any of the validators return an error
     */
    public function askAndValidate(OutputInterface $output, $question, $validator, $attempts = false, $default = null, array $autocomplete = null)
    {
        $that = $this;

        $interviewer = function () use ($output, $question, $default, $autocomplete, $that) {
            return $that->ask($output, $question, $default, $autocomplete);
        };

        return $this->validateAttempts($interviewer, $output, $validator, $attempts);
    }

    /**
     * Asks for a value, hide and validates the response.
     *
     * The validator receives the data to validate. It must return the
     * validated data when the data is valid and throw an exception
     * otherwise.
     *
     * @param OutputInterface $output    An Output instance
     * @param string|array    $question  The question to ask
     * @param callable        $validator A PHP callback
     * @param integer         $attempts  Max number of times to ask before giving up (false by default, which means infinite)
     * @param Boolean         $fallback  In case the response can not be hidden, whether to fallback on non-hidden question or not
     *
     * @return string         The response
     *
     * @throws \Exception        When any of the validators return an error
     * @throws \RuntimeException In case the fallback is deactivated and the response can not be hidden
     *
     */
    public function askHiddenResponseAndValidate(OutputInterface $output, $question, $validator, $attempts = false, $fallback = true)
    {
        $that = $this;

        $interviewer = function () use ($output, $question, $fallback, $that) {
            return $that->askHiddenResponse($output, $question, $fallback);
        };

        return $this->validateAttempts($interviewer, $output, $validator, $attempts);
    }

    /**
     * Sets the input stream to read from when interacting with the user.
     *
     * This is mainly useful for testing purpose.
     *
     * @param resource $stream The input stream
     */
    public function setInputStream($stream)
    {
        $this->inputStream = $stream;
    }

    /**
     * Returns the helper's input stream
     *
     * @return string
     */
    public function getInputStream()
    {
        return $this->inputStream;
    }

    /**
     * {@inheritDoc}
     */
    public function getName()
    {
        return 'dialog';
    }

    /**
     * Return a valid Unix shell
     *
     * @return string|Boolean  The valid shell name, false in case no valid shell is found
     */
    private function getShell()
    {
        if (null !== self::$shell) {
            return self::$shell;
        }

        self::$shell = false;

        if (file_exists('/usr/bin/env')) {
            // handle other OSs with bash/zsh/ksh/csh if available to hide the answer
            $test = "/usr/bin/env %s -c 'echo OK' 2> /dev/null";
            foreach (array('bash', 'zsh', 'ksh', 'csh') as $sh) {
                if ('OK' === rtrim(shell_exec(sprintf($test, $sh)))) {
                    self::$shell = $sh;
                    break;
                }
            }
        }

        return self::$shell;
    }

    private function hasSttyAvailable()
    {
        if (null !== self::$stty) {
            return self::$stty;
        }

        exec('stty 2>&1', $output, $exitcode);

        return self::$stty = $exitcode === 0;
    }

    /**
     * Validate an attempt
     *
     * @param callable         $interviewer  A callable that will ask for a question and return the result
     * @param OutputInterface  $output       An Output instance
     * @param callable         $validator    A PHP callback
     * @param integer          $attempts     Max number of times to ask before giving up ; false will ask infinitely
     *
     * @return string   The validated response
     *
     * @throws \Exception In case the max number of attempts has been reached and no valid response has been given
     */
    private function validateAttempts($interviewer, OutputInterface $output, $validator, $attempts)
    {
        $error = null;
        while (false === $attempts || $attempts--) {
            if (null !== $error) {
                $output->writeln($this->getHelperSet()->get('formatter')->formatBlock($error->getMessage(), 'error'));
            }

            try {
                return call_user_func($validator, $interviewer());
            } catch (\Exception $error) {
            }
        }

        throw $error;
    }
}


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Best Car Accident Lawyers in Dayton
We scored 62 Car Accident Lawyers in Dayton, OH and Picked the Top 25
Next Legal Featured
Jones Kahan Law Featured
Casper & Casper
Comunale Law Office
Cowan & Hilgeman
Diehl & Hubbell, LLC
Dyer, Garofalo, Mann & Schultz L.P.A.
Frank A. Malocu
Gounaris Abboud, LPA
Hochman & Plunkett Co., L.P.A.
Holzfaster, Cecil, McKnight & Mues, LPA
Intili Group, A Legal Professional Association
Kruger & Hodges Attorneys at Law
Lopez, Severt & Pratt Co.
McKenzie & Snyder Attorneys at Law
Minnillo Law Group
Peterson & Peterson, LLC
Rion, Rion & Rion L.P.A.
Rittgers & Rittgers
Sam G. Caras Co., L.P.A.
Stamps & Stamps
The Attkisson Law Firm, LLC
The Brannon Law Firm
The Fitch Law Firm
Thorson Switala Mondock & Snead LLP
Why These Car Accident Lawyers?
Our goal is to connect people with the best local experts. We scored Dayton Car Accident Lawyers on more than 25 variables across five categories, and analyzed the results to give you a hand-picked list of the best.
Next Legal connects car accident clients with attorneys in Dayton. They help victims of various motor vehicle accidents such as hit-and-run and car-bicycle collisions. Selected attorneys at Next Legal help clients receive compensation for wage loss, medical expenses, and pain. If a motorist has done a malicious or heinous act, victims can also receive compensation for punitive damages. The attorneys endeavor to provide fair legal support to everyone regardless of their background and ethnicity.
Price: Free consultation!
Jones Kahan Law is a personal injury practice with offices in Dayton and Cincinnati. Its team of attorneys primarily handles car accident claims, whether they involve distracted driving, speeding, or hit-and-run cases. They pursue compensation for both economic and non-economic damages such as auto repairs, medical expenses, and mental anguish on behalf of auto accident victims. Firm co-founder David Jones is part of the American Bar Association and the National Trial Lawyers: Top 40 Under 40 organization.
70 Birch Alley Way, Suite 240
Detail: A
Jones Kahan Law Attorneys:
Attorney Names:
Bar Association Status:
Michael Kahan - Founder & Co-Managing Partner Active 8
Joel Buckley - Managing Attorney Active 2
David Jones - Founder & Co-Managing Partner Active 8
Individual Attorney Information
Casper & Casper in Franklin, Ohio, is a law firm representing clients who have been injured in car, truck, and motorcycle accidents. The firm files lawsuits on behalf of individuals seeking compensation for medical bills, lost current and future wages, catastrophic injury, and property damage. It also offers representation to clients being prosecuted for DUI and distracted driving offenses. Casper & Casper has offered legal services to clients since 1936.
3420 Atrium Blvd Ste 160
Price: From 33.33% Contingency Fee | Free consultation
Casper & Casper Attorneys:
William Allen - Partner Active 26
Michael Hallee - Partner Active 18
Comunale Law Office is a legal service firm that has served clients in and around Dayton for more than 20 years. It assists clients who suffered from injuries due to car accidents, as well as medical malpractice and hazardous products. Its other areas of practice include criminal defense, child custody, divorce, and business litigations. In addition, its owner, Tony Comunale, received the Medal for Excellence in Advocacy given by the American College of Trial Lawyers.
Comunale Law Office Attorneys:
Tony Comunale - Principal Active 28
The car accident attorneys at the law firm of Cowan & Hilgeman have settled personal injury cases for people in Dayton since 1994. It takes on a wide range of motor vehicle accident claims arising from head-on collisions, road rage, speeding, texting, and drunk driving. Its attorneys strive to obtain fair compensation for a client's medical expenses, lost wages, and property damage repairs. Cowan & Hilgeman's other legal services include medical malpractice, nursing home negligence, and wrongful death.
12 West Monument Avenue
Cowan & Hilgeman Attorneys:
John Hilgeman - Partner Active 38
Diehl & Hubbell LLC practices personal injury law in Lebanon, Ohio. It has been helping clients pursue legal claims after motor vehicle accidents since 1991. It exclusively represents accident victims and resolves cases through negotiation, mediation, and litigation. Attorney Thomas J. Diehl handles personal injury cases at the firm. He was selected as a Fellow of the Litigation Counsel of America and is a member of the Million Advocate Forum.
304 E Warren St
Lebanon, OH 45036
Price: Free consultation
Diehl & Hubbell, LLC Attorneys:
Thomas Diehl - Partner Active 33
Martin Hubbell - Partner Active 20
Dyer, Garofalo, Mann & Schultz LPA is a full-service personal injury law firm in Dayton, Ohio. The firm represents clients in Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky and focuses on motor vehicle accidents, medical malpractice, premises liability, construction accidents, and other types of injuries. The firm's vehicle accident attorneys in Dayton help clients recover compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, or property damage. It also assists clients with insurance settlements, workers' compensation, and social security disability claims and appeals.
131 N Ludlow St Ste 1400
Dyer, Garofalo, Mann & Schultz L.P.A. Attorneys:
Michael Dyer - Managing Partner Active 42
Douglas Mann - Founding/Managing Partner Active 37
John Smalley - Partner Active 36
Matthew Bruder - Partner Active 23
Kenneth Ignozzi - Partner Active 30
Mike Dyer - Managing/Founding Partner Active 41
Frank A. Malocu is a Dayton-based attorney who has been practicing personal injury law for 20 years. He helps individuals who have been injured in accidents caused by other people's negligence. He represents them in courts and negotiations with insurance companies to ensure that they will obtain proper medical treatment and maximum compensation for their suffering. He has handled different kinds of personal injury cases, including those that involve car accidents.
Helpfulness: B+
Detail: B+
Frank A. Malocu Attorneys:
Frank Malocu - Principal Active 30
Gounaris Abboud LPA is a law firm that offers injured individuals the legal counsel of car accident attorneys in Dayton with over 50 years of collective experience. Its attorneys represent clients who have been hurt in car accidents caused by head-on collisions, drunk driving, and fatigue. The firm negotiates a fair settlement with the negligent party's insurance company for medical expenses, lost income, and pain. Plus, Gounaris Abboud LPA handles criminal defense, family law, and wrongful death cases.
130 W 2nd St #2000
Gounaris Abboud, LPA Attorneys:
Nicholas Gounaris - Founding Partner Active 26
Hochman & Plunkett Co. LPA is a personal injury law firm with offices in Dayton, Cincinnati, Springfield, and Troy, Ohio. It has experience representing clients injured in car, truck, motorcycle, commercial vehicle, and pedestrian accidents as well as dog attacks. The firm's car accident attorneys in Dayton seek compensation for medical bills, daily living expenses, lost wages, and other costs associated with minor or catastrophic injuries. Other areas of practice include worker's compensation, disability claims, and insurance settlements.
3033 Kettering Blvd Ste 201
Friendliness: A
Helpfulness: A
Hochman & Plunkett Co., L.P.A. Attorneys:
Gary Plunkett - Shareholder Active 30
Since 1941, the Holzfaster, Cecil, McKnight & Mues law firm, which is located in Dayton, Ohio, has served the southwestern counties of Ohio. The firm's auto accident attorneys in Dayton seek compensation on a contingency basis for suffering, wrongful death, property damage, and medical bills in auto accident cases. Other areas of practice include cases involving animal attacks, medical malpractice, and nursing home neglect, and the team employs mediation to settle many business and financial disputes.
1105 Wilmington Ave
Holzfaster, Cecil, McKnight & Mues, LPA Attorneys:
Robert Mues - Managing Partner Active 43
Joseph Balmer - Partner Active 32
The Intili Group, A Legal Professional Association in Dayton, Ohio, has served the community for more than 30 years. The firm handles car, trucking, and motorcycle accident cases, as well as wrongful death suits, medical malpractice complaints, and business litigation. Founder Thomas J. Intili is a member of both the Ohio State and Florida Bar Associations. The Intili Group, A Legal Professional Association also takes divorce and child custody cases.
Intili Group, A Legal Professional Association Attorneys:
Thomas Intili - Partner Active 35
Kruger & Hodges Attorneys at Law is a firm that serves the needs of individuals and businesses in the Dayton area. Its car accident attorneys provide 24/7 legal services to cases involving defense and compensation claims. Prior to proceeding to trial, the firm analyzes the details of its clients' case, quantifies the full damages, and determines possible ways to reach the full compensation amount. Furthermore, it deals with lawsuits related to criminal defense and personal injury.
220 South Monument Avenue
Kruger & Hodges Attorneys at Law Attorneys:
Josh Hodges - Partner Active 6
General Negligence
Lopez, Severt & Pratt Co. has been delivering a broad range of legal solutions to Dayton residents since 2010. It assists its clients with personal injury cases involving car, truck, bicycle, or railroad crossing accidents. The law firm takes on cases that specifically involve head, spine, and orthopedic injuries, along with birth defects. With more than 100 years of combined experience, the team of lawyers at Lopez, Sever, & Pratt is also equipped to handle criminal, family, and civil law matters.
18 E Water St.
Lopez, Severt & Pratt Co. Attorneys:
Jay Lopez - Principal Active 14
Todd Severt - Principal Active 28
Jose Lopez - Principal Active 41
With over 75 years of combined experience, McKenzie & Snyder Attorneys at Law offers legal services to individuals with car accident claims. Other cases it works with include truck accidents, workers' compensations, property damages, and diminished value. One of the firm's partners, Christopher J. Snyder, has handled over 150 personal injury and workers' compensation cases in his career. McKenzie & Snyder Attorneys at Law has interpreters to serve Spanish-speaking clients better. The firm is open for clients from Dayton and the surrounding communities.
229 Dayton St
McKenzie & Snyder Attorneys at Law Attorneys:
Andrew Tobergte - Partner Active 14
Kyle Mckenzie - Partner Active 27
Minnillo Law Group is a full-service law firm that attends to the legal needs of individuals and businesses in Dayton. The company defends the rights of car accident victims to pursuing maximum financial compensation from liable parties, including drivers at fault and insurance firms. Its lawyers strive to represent the best interests of the victims in court and claim settlement negotiations by examining the evidence in favor of their clients. The company has been assisting personal injury victims since 2007.
Minnillo Law Group Attorneys:
James Ludwig - Partner Active 25
Peterson & Peterson LLC has been practicing personal injury law in Xenia, Ohio, and the surrounding counties since 1950. The firm represents clients who need help recovering damages after an automobile accident. It offers services to both drivers and passengers in car, truck, and motorcycle accidents. David Peterson is a member of the Ohio State Bar Association and the Ohio Association for Justice. The firm also offers criminal defense and estate planning.
87 S Progress Dr
Xenia, OH 45385
Peterson & Peterson, LLC Attorneys:
David Peterson - Partner Active 37
Thomas Simms - Partner Active 49
The Dayton, Ohio-based Rion, Rion, and Rion law firm has been serving Montgomery, Greene, Warren, Clark, and Miami counties since 1938. On behalf of the client, the team of auto accident attorneys in Dayton works to investigate auto accidents and to receive compensation for medical bills, last wages, and pain and suffering. In the event of wrongful death due to an auto accident or medical malpractice, the firm litigates to obtain compensation for funeral expenses. The team also handles criminal and family cases.
130 W 2nd St Ste 2150
Rion, Rion & Rion L.P.A. Attorneys:
Jon Rion - President Active 25
Rittgers & Rittgers has offices in Lebanon, Ohio, throughout Southwest Ohio, and in Kentucky, and was founded in 1994 by Ellen and Charles Rittgers. The firm's practice encompasses personal injury and wrongful death in vehicle accidents of all types, including car, motorcycle, train, and commercial truck collisions. Other areas of practice include business law, family law and divorce, and criminal defense. The lawyers of the firm have over 200 years of combined legal experience.
12 E Warren St
61615 (Best)
Price: From 33.33% Contingency Fee
Rittgers & Rittgers Attorneys:
Konrad Kircher - Partner Active 29
Juliette Dame - Partner Active 15
Charles Rittgers - Partner Active 43
Neal Schuett - Partner Active 11
Gus Lazares - Associate Active 7
Sam G. Caras Co., L.P.A., deals with personal injury claims resulting from car accidents in Dayton. The firm's lawyers help clients who were injured outside or inside the vehicle due to a negligent driver, road defects, or vehicle defects. They help victims file claims and ensure that the right amount of compensation is given to cover medical bills, rehabilitative costs, and lost wages. They also deal with medical malpractice and wrongful death cases.
130 W 2nd St #310
Sam G. Caras Co., L.P.A. Attorneys:
Sam Caras - Principal Active 41
Stamps & Stamps is a family-owned law firm in Dayton. It has been representing victims of personal injury cases such as car crashes, transit accidents, slips, falls, nursing home neglect, dangerous products, and wrongful death for over six decades. It also handles family law, criminal defense, and bankruptcy. The firm believes in prioritizing client needs. In one difficult case, it filed a claim against the insurance company and the adjustor, resulting in a higher settlement amount.
3814 Little York Rd 2410
Stamps & Stamps Attorneys:
Dana Stamps - Partner Active 44
The Attkisson Law Firm, LLC, provides legal services to injured clients in Dayton and the surrounding areas. It handles various car accident cases, including driving under the influence, reckless driving, negligent vehicle maintenance, and defective vehicle parts. The law firm helps to claim compensatory damages, such as lost income, medical expenses, pain and suffering, and permanent scarring and disfigurement. One of the firm's partners, Kevin W. Attkisson, is a member of the American Association for Justice and supports the Greater Dayton Volunteer Lawyers Project.
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The Brannon Law Firm has been serving Dayton for over 40 years. The firm helps car accident victims receive the compensation they need to cover medical expenses, lost income, and other accident-related expenses. It helps gather evidence and proof of damages, file a personal injury claim with the at-fault driver's insurance company, and negotiate a settlement. The firm's founder, Dwight D. Brannon, is a member of The National Trial Lawyers Association and the American Association for Justice.
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The Fitch Law Firm is a personal injury law practice located in Dayton, Ohio. for more than 30 years, the firm's vehicle accident attorneys in Dayton have handled complex wrongful death and catastrophic personal injury cases involving automobile accidents and medical negligence for more than 30 years. Personal injury lawyer John Fitch provides legal services across Ohio for victims of auto, truck, bicycle, pedestrian, motorcycle, and bus accidents. He is a past president of the Franklin County Trial Lawyers' Association.
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Thorson Switala Mondock & Snead LLP is a law firm that has been serving clients in Dayton, Ohio, and the southern part of the state since 1999. Its attorneys provide legal representation to personal injury victims and families of wrongfully killed individuals in cases involving motor vehicle, motorcycle, bike, slip and fall, pedestrian, construction site, and workplace accidents. The lawyers also handle cases of medical malpractice involving birth injuries and nursing home abuse and neglect.
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Charlotte 49ers vs. Appalachian State Mountaineers
The fans at Kidd Brewer Stadium will be treated to a game between the Charlotte 49ers and the Appalachian State Mountaineers when they take their seats on Saturday.
Oddsmakers opened the Mountaineers as -21-point favorites versus the 49ers, while the game's total opened at 51.5.
Charlotte:
Team record: 1-0 SU,0-1 ATS
Charlotte is 7-18 SU in its last 25 games
Charlotte is 1-12 SU in its last 13 games on the road
The total has gone UNDER in 4 of Charlotte's last 5 games on the road
Appalachian State:
Appalachian State is 13-3-2 ATS in its last 18 games
Appalachian State is 5-0 SU in its last 5 games
The total has gone UNDER in 5 of Appalachian State's last 7 games
Charlotte home to Massachusetts Saturday, September 14
Appalachian State at North Carolina Saturday, September 21


Man: a Dethroned Monarch from Randy Alcorn - EPM on Vimeo.
Blaise Pascal said that, like a dethroned monarch who craves for the influence he or she lost, we often feel a similar impotence to accomplish great things for God. Though the fall has diminished our ability to accomplish as much as may want to, we don't have to wait for heaven to operate within a God given sphere of influence. Randy Alcorn reminds us that God has given us a sphere of influence and we should serve Him faithfully in it. This video clip was excerpted from Randy's Eternity 101 DVD class.
God and Culture: Inherently in Conflict?
Our human culture has often been in direct opposition to God. But does it have to be? Randy Alcorn quotes Eric Sauer who posits that cultural achievements (inventions and discoveries, science and art, etc.) can be part of our God-given directive to take dominion over the earth. This video clip was excerpted from Randy's Eternity 101 DVD class.
How Did Your Study of Heaven Influence Scenes of Heaven in Your Novel?
Randy Alcorn answers the question, "How did your study of Heaven influence the scenes in your novel?"


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When Dimple Met Rishi
By Sandhya Menon
Dimple Shah has it all figured out. With graduation behind her, she's more than ready for a break from her family, from Mamma's inexplicable obsession with her finding the "Ideal Indian Husband." Ugh. Dimple knows they must respect her principles on some level, though. If they truly believed she needed a husband right now, they wouldn't have paid for her to attend a summer program for aspiring web developers…right? Rishi Patel is a hopeless romantic. So when his parents tell him that his future wife will be attending the same summer program as him—wherein he'll have to woo her—he's totally on board. Because as silly as it sounds to most people in his life, Rishi wants to be arranged, believes in the power of tradition, stability, and being a part of something much bigger than himself. The Shahs and Patels didn't mean to start turning the wheels on this "suggested arrangement" so early in their children's lives, but when they noticed them both gravitate toward the same summer program, they figured, Why not? Dimple and Rishi may think they have each other figured out. But when opposites clash, love works hard to prove itself in the most unexpected ways.
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Seeking advice can feel hard as an entrepreneur – it's almost a contradiction in terms! I mean, by definition, an entrepreneur is meant to be uber confident, have the best ideas in the world and the ability and experience to more than deal with any little hurdles that life throws up, yes? Is that how it feels? If it doesn't, you might like to read my earlier blog on confidence here, before going any further. If, on the other hand, confidence isn't an issue but finding the right advice is, do read on.
The Financial Times once defined an entrepreneur as 'someone who creates or discovers new ideas or opportunities for the purpose of creating value, whether economic, social, or even political – and forming a new organisation to do so'. Having a firm belief in your own ability to be successful, is therefore really important. Jayson Demers, CEO of Audience Bloom, writing for Entrepreneur.com, describes entrepreneurs as a unique breed. This particular article is all about how entrepreneurs think. He explains how, whilst entrepreneurship is a complicated and difficult path, the most successful entrepreneurs are those with an entrepreneurial mindset, i.e "a set of perspectives and values that allow them to achieve greatness".
My friend, Bob, inspired this blog post when he referred to his invisible advisory board on his Facebook page this morning. Do you have an invisible advisory board? Bob has John Lennon on his! Setting up an actual advisory board can be daunting, especially for a start up business. You may not even be running the sort of business that is ready for a full-on advisory board. But that doesn't mean you don't need advice or that you wouldn't benefit from seeking a different perspective.
By now, you may be thinking I've gone slightly mad. An invisible advisory board? What next! But bear with me for a minute. How many times have you been asked that now infamous question about your top fantasy dinner list. Not everyone chooses people who are alive! Yes, I know Stephen Fry and Graham Norton are hugely popular choices, but so are Albert Einstein, William Shakespeare, Leonardo Da Vinci and Charles Darwin. (I know, yes we could also have a discussion about the lack of ladies appearing on these lists, but that's not the purpose of this post!). The thing is, when we choose our famous and infamous dinner guests, we presumably have things we would like to talk to them about, things we would like to ask them.
It's not such a stretch then to think that people we've never met can be useful to us in business. Why else do we read books, blogs, articles, etc? So who would you have on your invisible advisory board, I'd love to know!! Remember, entrepreneurs are constantly looking to be challenged and to see things from a new perspective – who could do that for you?
You may remember, in an earlier blog post, I shared with you how I had attended a workshop with Fran Burgess – a psychotherapist, NLP trainer and writer with a long history of studying NLP. In one of her books she introduces a technique for role modelling mentors in absentia. From my own experience of using this – personally, and also with clients – you will be surprised at what you find out through working through this exercise (Thanks, Fran!). Be prepared to let go of what you think or feel (and suspend any disbelief!) and give yourself permission to learn in a completely new way. After all, what have you got to lose!
1. Think of a a role that you would like to strengthen. Ask yourself how strong you feel you are, in this role, at this point in time (1 low – 10 high).
2. Now think of up to six people who would have something to say about this role. It's completely up to you whether they are alive or dead, known or unknown to you, historical or fiction. Whitney Houston was one of mine last time I did this!
You now need to create some physical space so that you can stand in the middle of the mentors that you have chosen, with a space for each of them around you. If you are using more than 2 or 3 mentors, I recommend that you write their names on a piece of paper and space those out on the floor around you.
3. One by one, step into the space you have set out for each of them – their space. Take a moment to get into their head, perhaps reflecting on something you have heard or read from them, and then answer the following questions as them (not you – this is not the time for "What I think they'd say is…."!).
• What do you strongly believe about this role?
• Who are you in this role? What are you like?
• How does this role fuel your purpose?
• What do you strongly believe now in this role?
• Who are you in this role? What are you like now?
• What fuels your purpose now?
• What are you now aware of?
• What are other people noticing?
If you choose to work with someone else on this exercise, do get the other person to write down the thoughts that come into your mind as you speak them. When I use this exercise with clients – I find it's very popular with entrepreneurs and other coaches – I ask the questions and document their responses on the client's behalf, freeing them up to be completely in the moment with that mentor. If you would like to know more, or would like some help on working this through, as always, do get in touch.
I hope you find this exercise as useful as I did. A new perspective awaits!
Are you filled with Confi-dents?
I have a "Board of Advisors"; a small Yoda figure and a voodoo doll that was given to me as a gift 🙂 They sit on my desk and I meet with them regularly. At least I'm not talking to myself when I have a "meeting of the minds".
Love that, Tammy! You seem to have all angles covered, there. I imagine meeting with the mind of Yoda creates lots of clarity!
That's brilliant, Mike – thank you for sharing such a brilliant example! Love how you appointed yourself as chair – I would definitely expect The Time Doctor to GSD!
Role modeling mentors in absentia–this would be a wonderful exercise for beginning teachers, as well as veteran teachers!
Love 'What would Caesar do', Sarah….. Sounds like Caesar and your Dad would add some pace!


It's that time again – election season.
Our advocacy work in the Maryland General Assembly this year was a bit hampered by the fact that "this is an election year." We heard that a few times from legislators who were not willing to step up and fight for controversial, yet common-sense, harm reduction legislation for fear of negative campaign propaganda that could derail their attempt at re-election.
Well, they weren't entirely wrong.
Here are two great examples of the negative campaign propaganda as a result of the 2018 Safe Consumption Spaces (SCS) legislation.
I'll give her the benefit of the doubt that she probably has not done her homework and is not familiar with the overwhelming evidence that safe consumption spaces reduce disease transmission, reduce public injection and improperly discarded needles, increase access to detoxification services, and most importantly save lives.
But Del. Carozza is just plain wrong about the fiscal note! The fiscal summary states that state expenditures would likely not increase, and local health departments would have potential significant operational and fiscal impact if they choose to implement a program as authorized under the bill. – i.e. each jurisdiction can decide if they are willing to incur the cost. Also, by the way, a Johns Hopkins study found that a safe space for people to use drugs in Baltimore would generate an estimated $6 million in net healthcare cost savings.
These legislators need to hear from their harm reduction-loving constituents!
Please share with your networks in Baltimore County and the Eastern Shore and encourage folks to write to Senators Mathias and Klausmeier about their disappointment in the vote change on SB288!
They need to know they have support from their constituents to stand up for such legislation in the future.


Confession is good for the soul: I'm too invested in Roger Federer's tennis career.
Home / Confession is good for the soul: I'm too invested in Roger Federer's tennis career.
So Wild Wednesday at Wimbledon happened, and I needed a few days to grieve. That's a sign that I'm way too invested in Fed's success in the majors if I can't watch any of the Wimbledon matches (ANY OF THEM!!) for three days (THREE DAYS!!) because I'm mourning the fact that his grand slam quarters streak ended and he won't be featured in any more Wimbledon matches this year. I've followed his career from the onset, and I know he's nearing its end. So I've made alternate plans for whom I'll root for in situations when he receives an early round boot. Unfortunately, Rafa factored heavily into that plan followed by Jo Willy. So, my plans were effectively turned into a steaming pile of poo this year at the All England Club. I was also very sad to see Sharapova eliminated. Fortunately, I've still got two women I'd really like to see do well, so that's where I'll focus my attention for the rest of the tournament. Come on Sloane and Aga!
Bring on the US hard court season! US Open, please be kind to FedEx!!


WESTFIELD, IN - Carl Ray Hunt, 44, of Westfield, Indiana, died March 7, 2016 at his home after a six year battle with cancer of the spine and brain. Carl was born on June 18, 1971 in Logan County, Kentucky. He is survived by his beloved wife, soul mate, and best friend, Lisa (Schuessler) Hunt and three daughters- Cassidy A. Hunt of Evansville, IN, Valerie A. Miller, and Heather R. Hunt of Westfield, IN- his beloved doggies Charlie and Jax, his mother Dianne Hunt of Greenville, KY, and two sisters, Crystal (Mike) Russ of Graham, KY and Stephanie (Matt) Shemwell of Bremen, KY and many loved aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, in-laws and friends. Carl was preceded in death by his father, William Ray Hunt.
Carl would like to let you know that his work here on Earth is done. He received the call six years ago, but he was not ready to depart this world yet. He had more work to do, more love to give, more memories to make. After six years, he is finally able to walk again, to go fishing with his dad, and sing the songs he loves.
Some of our most wonderful memories include our trips last July to the Kentucky Motor Speedway and Walt Disney World. Carl got to meet Jeff Gordon, his favorite NASCAR driver. Our family trip to Walt Disney World was made possible and shared by Lt Col. David Miller, Sara, Peyton and Justice Miller. Thank you to them and our friends and family for helping us to make and share the most amazing memories.
As we put the love of my life to rest, we will bury only his body. His spirit, his soul, his amazing ability to give is still with us. He loved his time volunteering on the Drakesboro KY Fire Department. Because of his dedication and work for his community, Carl was appointed as an Honorary Deputy Sheriff, Honorary County Judge-Executive and received the highest honor awarded by the State of Kentucky, Kentucky Colonel. His need to help others was always there, even when he lost his ability to walk, he still wanted to help in any way he could. It lives on in the stories people are sharing of how he touched their lives, in the love that is visible in the eyes of our family and friends, in the spirit and resilience of our children. Things will never be the same – but the world is better for the years my beloved husband lived.
He was no war hero. There will be no flag to fold and no 21 gun salute when he is laid to rest. There will be no line of strangers paying their respects. For the fight he fought was not one for his country. His battle was not against some other man, but against a disease that we have yet to win the war against. Those that knew him would agree that he fought harder and stronger than anyone ever thought possible.
I will love you forever, your loving wife and eternal friend, Lisa.
Funeral services will be Monday, March 14, 2016, at 1:00PM at Tucker Funeral Home in Central City. Burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. Visitation will be Monday after 9:00AM at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers, please donate to a college fund set up for our daughhter, Heather R. Hunt. Donations can be mailed directly to Chase Bank, 3603 E State Rd 32, Westfield, IN 46074. Online condolences may be made at www.tuckerfuneralhomes.com.
I still remember the day, several years ago, when many of us got together in the office, laid our hands on Carl, and prayed for his first surgery. The power in that room was tremendous and God was without a doubt with us. Carl's strength thru his battle was a testament to his faith and I was constantly amazed at his positive outlook even when I'm sure he didn't feel well. He has been healed and has surely received his eternal reward. May the memories of his faith and life comfort the family. Rest in peace Carl!
Dear Lisa, I am so sorry to hear of Carl's passing. I have many fond memories of Carl and I when we worked at industrial contractors together in the roofing department . I remember Carl always being upbeat and always having a smile on his face . I did talk to Carl couple years ago and I was not aware that he had been sick . Again, I am so sorry for your loss and God bless you and your family .
My family's thoughts and prayers are with you and your family in this time of loss. Carl was a friend who will be missed at Firestone. We will keep you in our prayers and pray for strength and resolve for you family. God Bless you all.
Carl was a wonderful, hardworking respected man that came to work every day with a great attitude. He was well liked by all. I always enjoyed talking to Carl as he sat outside the office in his wheelchair getting some fresh air, an likely taking a break from the daily grind of the office. He is in a great place now where there is no grind and no suffering. He will be missed!!
Carl- You lost the unwinnable war known as Cancer. But your strength to keep fighting these past 6 years is a testament to the type of man you were and we should all strive to be, a "Fighter". MY sincerest condolences to your friends and family in their time of grave sorry and grief.
You will be missed my friend but, never forgotten. My most heartfelt condolences to the Hunt family.
My deepest condolences to you and your family on the loss of a very amazing man. Throughout his six year journey, he was a pillar of strength and courage and someone I greatly admired. His love for you and his children was evident in every conversation we had. My life has been richly blessed by knowing him and calling him a special friend.


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The Trump administration is following through with promises to cut back on vehicle fuel efficiency standards installed under the Obama administration, known as CAFE. The CAFE standards mean that by 2025 fuel efficiency for an automaker's fleet will need to average 50 mpg. While ditching CAFE has excited a fair amount of performance enthusiasts, the fact is they and everyone else should be concerned about what could and likely will follow.
It might seem like pushing for fuel efficiency is making cars no fun, but the exact opposite is true. Many enthusiasts still blame the push for fuel efficiency and lower emissions for ruining the golden years of American muscle cars in the early 1970s. What they might not realize is with modern technology the game is different today.
Automakers Won't Do It Themselves
Some people argue that we don't need government to step in and set up "artificial" fuel economy standards.
I don't subscribe to the philosophy that automakers are inherently evil or have some secret alliance, unlike some paranoid groups. But, I also don't believe automakers will voluntarily make their vehicles more efficient, even if they perceive that's what people want. It's like arguing that cars will become cheaper because people want to pay less for them. The government needs to mandate improved efficiencies because the market won't drive them alone. A perfect example: during the 1990s when government fuel economy standards didn't change, fleet efficiencies actually decreased.
Automakers aren't dummies, which is why the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers asked the Trump administration to not freeze the CAFE standards. Without government regulation, automakers have zero incentive to push for such goals.
Big Boy Gains
Perhaps the biggest winners in this march to improved fuel economy standards are people who drive full-size trucks and SUVs. It used to be that 12 mpg was a common rating for such vehicles, ensuring that owners shelled out plenty of cash at the pump. Now, there are multiple options for these kinds of trucks and SUVs that attain 20 mpg or better, which is a tremendous gain. That means almost halving operating expenses, a big win for consumers.
The Trump administration has argued that vehicles which can go further on a gallon of gas puts lives in danger, something that has been largely called into question. One of the tenants of that argument is that lighter vehicles are more dangerous. By turning to lightweight materials like high-strength steel and aluminum to make full-size trucks and SUVs, studies by the NHTSA and others show that everyone is at less risk of death or serious injuries. This is especially true for anyone in a smaller car struck by a full-size truck or SUV, so hopefully everyone walks away from the accident. If anything, we should be scared that pretty much anyone could be driving a 7,000 pound battering ram down the highway at 80 mph.
If you've lived long enough, it shouldn't be too hard to remember when gas cost less than $1.00 a gallon. Not too long after that heyday of cheap fuel, gas prices were pushing well over $5.00 a gallon in many parts of the United States. Why?
Petroleum is a highly volatile commodity. Prices can swing wildly, leaving us at the mercy of the market. While the US is producing more oil domestically than ever before, that doesn't completely eliminate the risk of global fluctuations of supply and demand.
Surges in the cost of oil have a negative effect on the economy. The cost of many goods rises dramatically, pinching the average consumer in more ways than just at the pump. Being less dependent on the erratic petroleum market is a huge positive.
Not the End of Fun
Driving isn't always fun. Admittedly, going to the grocery store or traveling to a relative's for dinner is usually a mundane, unexciting task. But that doesn't mean we have to smother all the chances of ever having fun behind the wheel.
Plenty of enthusiasts have vehemently raged against CAFE for supposedly squeezing any diversion out of driving. The facts don't line up with that viewpoint. With rising fuel economy standards, we've actually seen even more powerful performance cars. Lightweighting has become key for such vehicles, which improves acceleration, handling, and stopping performance. If anything, pushing for better efficiency has resulted in more potent vehicles than ever. There will always be those who complain the cars of yesteryear were better for a whole list of reasons, but that's more a function of nostalgia than reality.
After outlining everything above, there is a catch. Many automaker executives have been quite vocal about CAFE standards being too aggressive. They want fuel efficiencies to be mandatorily increased, but not quite as quickly as the Obama administration favored.
Why would this be? For one, squeezing more efficiency out of a vehicle powered by an internal combustion engine certainly is possible, but it's expensive, at least at first. The march to cram advanced technologies into cars has been one of the main contributors to the dramatically rising cost of vehicles, something everyone should be concerned about.
While EV proponents rightly point out that ditching the internal combustion engine would eliminate this problem, that proposed solution likely would skyrocket costs even more. The high cost of EV tech is among the reasons why Tesla struggles to turn a profit.
Already, there's a problem in the industry with an increasing portion of shoppers priced out of the new vehicle market. Several factors are contributing to the situation but slowing down fuel efficiency standards could help with deflating costs.
As we use less petroleum, some jobs will be lost. But, plenty of studies have shown that the overall economy will suffer if we eliminate increased fuel efficiency standards. Innovating how cars use fuel creates jobs, pumps up the economy, and offers economic benefits that far outweigh the alternative.
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Neuropathology of Brain Tumors with Radiologic Correlates
This highly illustrated book explores the pathological and radiological diagnosis of various brain tumors.
Auteur Meghana Chougule
Editeur SPRINGER
Date de parution 19 novembre 2020
Dimension 18 x 24
Type Relié
Descriptif détaillé : Neuropathology of Brain Tumors with Radiologic Correlates
What is the content of " Neuropathology of Brain Tumors with Radiologic Correlates" ?
Featuring 900 high-quality colored images, it covers MR images, intra-operative squash cytology, histopathology and immunohistochemistry microphotographs of various brain and spine tumors, including differential diagnosis, as well as the molecular diagnosis and prognosis of each tumor.
The book also presents case studies of typical and rare presentations, and introduces readers to a new procedure for intra-operative cytology: the modified fields stain, which stains the slide within 2 minutes, allowing quick, accurate reporting.
This book uses concise text and a consistent point-wise format that makes reading and reviewing easy. The radiological and pathological correlates of brain and spine tumors serve as a ready-reference resource for residents, surgical and neuropathologists, neuroradiologists, neurosurgeons, neuro-oncologists and research scientists.
Who is the author of " Neuropathology of Brain Tumors with Radiologic Correlates" ?
Dr Meghana Chougule holds an MD in Pathology with a gold medal from Shivaji University. She is the chief consultant at Shanti Pathology Laboratory, Maharashtra. She was also an Associate Professor of Pathology at D.Y. Patil Medical College, Maharashtra. She also gained neuropathology experience at NIMHANS (National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences), Bangalore; TATA Memorial Hospital, Mumbai; Bombay Hospital; and Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC), New York. Her areas of interest include neuropathology and immunohistochemistry. She has been a speaker at various conferences and has published papers in peer-reviewed international journals. She is a member of the Neuropathology Society of India and Indian Association of Pathology and Microbiology.
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Meghana Chougule
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