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⚪⚪ᑖᔁᑖIᔁ⌱⚪Hᔁ⌱⚪ᑖ஺ᐳ150ᑖὃ!120ᑖ"஺#$%⚗'1.(ᔁ)ὃ*+,-./Ḅ12ஹ4ὃ5ஹὃ67ᵨ9:;ᑏᙠ(⚪ᓱ?஺2.@A⚪⌱B(ᫀDᵨ9:E(⚪ᓱ?FG⚪7Ḅ(ᫀ᪗;I஺᝞◤ᦋMᵨNOPQRDS⌱;ᐸU(ᫀ᪗஺VW(ᙠᔁ?஺3.ὃXYDὃ*-ᔁ(⚪ᓱZ[\஺Iᔁᐳ105ᑖᑖ^_ᐳ⁚aᑖ30ᑖbᑖᑖஹ⁚஺#$'\(^_ᑖcᐜ-(ᫀ᪗ᙠᔁ?஺^_ᑖXY)e-ᨵᑖ"Ḅ!-ᔁ?Ḅ(ᫀg;ᑮ(⚪ᓱ஺⁚ᐳ5A⚪i@A⚪1.5ᑖaᑖ7.5ᑖ^j☢5lFm஺@lFmDᨵnA⚪o⚪pᡠrḄAஹBஹCn⌱⚗p⌱Bᨬt⌱⚗Z᪗ᙠᔁḄuGvw஺^x@lFmDeyᨵ10z"Ḅ!ᩭ\(ᨵᐵA⚪▅~jA⚪஺@lFm~஺'Howmuchistheshirt?A.£19.15.B.£9.15.C.£9.18.(ᫀB஺1.WhenwillSusancome?A.At4:30.B.At4:45.C.At5:202.Whycan'tthewomangotothefilmtoday?A.Shehasanotherplan.B.Shedoesn'tlikethefilm.C.Sheisnotfeelingwell.3.Howmuchisthejacket?A.SixhundredUSdollars.B.OnehundredHongKongdollars.C.SixhundredHongKongdollars.

14.Whatdoesthemanhaveforthismeal?A.Soup,noodlesandicedcoffee.B.Sandwich,noodlesandhotcoffee.C.Soup,noodlesandhotcoffee.5.WhoisMr.Smith?A.Thegirl'sfather.B.Afriendofthegirl'sfather.C.Thegirl'sbrother.⁚ᐳ15A⚪i@A⚪1ᑖaᑖ22.5ᑖ^j☢5lFmᡈ஺@lFmᡈDᨵnA⚪o⚪pᡠrḄAஹBஹCn⌱⚗p⌱Bᨬt⌱⚗Z᪗ᙠᔁḄuGvw஺^x@lFmᡈ)De-ᨵ!▅~ᔜnA⚪@A⚪5z"i^xDᔜA⚪-rB5z"Ḅ(!஺@lFmᡈ~஺6.Whenwilltheplanetakeoff?A.At7:55.B.At8:10C.At8:45.7.Howwilltheygototheairport?A.ByBus.B.Bytaxi.C.Bybike.^j☢lFm\(810nA⚪஺8.Whatarethetwospeakerstalkingabout?A.Thephotographs.B.Theplays.C.Thefilms.9.Whatdoesthemanfinddifficultforhimtofollow?A.Thestory.B.Thelanguage.C.Theplot.10.Whatmadethemanamused?A.Thedialogueofthelocalpicture.B.Theuniquestoryoftheforeignpicture.C.Theendingandtheplotofthelocalpicture.^j☢lFm\("14nA⚪஺11.What'stheprobablerelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?A.Theyaregoodfriends.B.Theymeetforthefirsttime.C.Theyworkinthesamedepartment.12.HowlonghasthemanworkedintheStJude'sTrainingCollege?A.MorethanoneyearB.LessthanoneyearC.Overtwoyears13.Whatachievementshasthewomanmade?A.Shewonacupinthenationaltenniscompetition.B.Shecoveredthenationaleventsuccessfully.C.Shetookgoodpicturesforthenewspapers.14.Whydoesthemanplantojoinaclub?A.Tomeetnewfriends.B.lbimprovehisskills.C.Tocatchupwiththewoman.^j☢lFm\(1517nA⚪஺

215.HowmanyroomsdoestheHotelPlacidhave?A.Eight.B.Thirty-fiveC.Twenty.16.Whichhotelisthecheapest?A.Them.B.TheHotelPlacid.C.TheSingingFiddle17.WhatistheElm'stelephonenumber?A.60744.B.81660.C.25397.^10lᩞᧇ\(1820⚪஺18.WhatwouldAmericansdoifyoukeepsilentforalongtime?A.Theywoulddotheirbesttoincludeyouintheconversation.B.Theywouldstoptheconversation.C.Theywouldbeveryangry.19.WouldAmericansarguewithyouiftheydisagreewithyou?A.Yes,theymay.B.No.Theymayremainquiet.C.Wedon'tknow.20.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?A.Americansliketostandclosetooneanotherinaconversation.B.Americansregardmakinggesturesinaconversationasbeingimpolite.C.ItisrightforAmericanstopatachild'sheadtoshowtheirloveforthechild.ᑖ'ᵨᐳ⁚aᑖ35ᑖ⁚'ᐳ15A⚪i@A⚪1ᑖaᑖ15ᑖoAஹBஹCஹDn⌱⚗p⌱BᐭᜐḄᨬt⌱⚗Zᙠ(⚪ᓱ?-b⚗;I஺!1'Mr.SmithownscollectionofcoinsthananyoneelseIhaveevermet.A.largerB.alargerC.thelargerD.alarge(ᫀB஺21.FootballissportIlove,sportthathasgivenmesomuch.A.a;theB./;aC.a;aD.the;the22.Youhavetoheisapotentialartistthoughyou'renotfondofthestyleofhisworks.A.admitB.declareC.announceD.report23.Thehouselooksmuchbiggerbecausewethewallinbrightercolors.A.arepaintingB.havepaintedC.hadpaintedD.havebeenpainting24.Shemanygiftsonherbirthday,anewwatch.A.received;includeB.accepted;includedC.received;includingD.accepted;including25.I'msorryIsteppedinyourfoot;itwasanaccident.——Itwasn't!Youdidit.A.onpurposeB.onthepurposeC.withpurposeD.withthepurpose26.Theboyinsistedthatheoldenough,andtherighttomakehisown

3choice.A.was;begivenB.was;wasgivenC.be;giveD.is;given27.Hewasinhospitalforsixmonths.Hefeltasifhewasfromtheoutsideworld.A.cutoutB.cutoffC.cutupD.cutthrough28.IpreferahouseinsmallcoastvillagetoinsuchalargecitySydney.A.that;asB.one;asC.one;likeD.that;like29.Heisalwaysreadytohelpothersandfornothinginreturn.A.asksB.toaskC.askingD.ask30.Ifyoukeeppractisingyoursoninfootball,hetomakeafamousplayer.A.wantsB.hopesC.promisesD.wishes31.You,aswellasheandI,animportantroleinournewclass.A.playsB.playedC.isplayingD.areplaying32.Heleftforlunchtheclocktwelve.A.while;hitB.immediately;struckC.rightaway;beatD.atonce;knocked33.Shewantstoapplyforaintheofficeofthenewgovernment.A.locationB.professionC.careerD.position34.Somanygreateventsthatitisboundtobeamostspecialyearinhistory.A.2008sawB.saw2008C.did2008seeD.would2008see35.I'msogladIcaughtyouathome.Ineedyourhelp!—,Robin?A.What'supB.WhatelseC.HowcomeD.Whynot⁚'xᐳ20A⚪i@A⚪1ᑖaᑖ20ᑖ▅~j☢ᦻ¡¢ᐸᜧ$ᯠDo36¥55ᔜ⚪ᡠrḄn⌱⚗AஹBஹCDp⌱Bᨬt⌱⚗Zᙠ(⚪ᓱ?-b⚗;I஺Mr.Smith,headofHoward'sdepartment,neversaidapleasantwordtoanyone.Heneversmiled.Hisfacealways_36_aseriousexpression.Worse_37_,heneverdidhisownwork._38_,healwaysaskedhissubordinatesj¦todothejobhe_39_himself.Theclerkswere_40_frightenedbyMr.Smiththattheywereafraidto_41_toMr.White,whowasMr.Smith'ssuperior.EverybodyworkedveryhardwhileMr.Smith,whohadnothingtodo,readnewspapersallmorningto_42_.Oneday,Mr.Smithcouldnotfindanimportantpaper.HetoldHowardto_43_thepaperwhich_44_.WhenHowardfailedtogetit,Mr.Smithwasextremelyangry.Thethingshesaidweresohumiliating§¨ḄthattheotherpeopleintheofficethoughtthatHowardwas_45__toomuchpatiencebyjuststandingthere46_nothing.NobodynoticedthatMr.Whitewaswatchingthewholescene.SuddenlyMr.WhiteaskedMr.Smithintohisoffice.Whentheywere___47__Mr.WhitetoldMr.Smiththathe_48_himforalongtimeandthathethoughtit

4wouldbebestifMr.Smithleftthecompany.Strugglingunsuccessfullytocontrolhimself,Mr.Smith___49___aloudandlongsigh.Late,Mr.Whitedecidedthatitwould___50___beagoodideatoselectsomeone_51_temperamentwasasdifferentaspossible_52_MrSmith's.Howardwassuchapersonandhegotthejob.TellingHowardthegood53_,Mr.WhiteremarkedthatHowardhadbeenworkinginthatdepartmentforafewyearsand,54_hadhadample
ᜧ©Ḅopportunity_55_aboutitsoperation.36.A.putB.showedC.woreD.made37.A.againB.ratherC.alsoD.still38.A.EvanB.InsteadC.ObviouslyD.Only39.A.musthavedoneB.shouldhavedoneC.coulddoD.haddone40.A.veryB.tooC.soD.much41.A.visitB.formC.tellD.talk42.A.studyB.savetimeC.killtimeD.talk43.A.lookintoB.lookforC.lookupD.lookthrough44.A.haddisappearedB.hadbeendisappearedC.wasdisappearingD.wasdisappeared45.A.appearingB.bringingC.showingD.giving46.A.saidB.sayingC.tosayD.andsay47.A.apartB.lonelyC.aloneD.along48.A.hadbeenobservedB.hadbeenobservingC.hadbeenD.hadbeenseeing49.A.madeupB.criedoutC.burstintoD.turnedout50.A.certainlyB.neverC.possiblyD.likely51.A.whichB.whoseC.whoD.who's52.A.likeB.inC.fromD.as53.A.storyB.newsC.workD.promise54.A.howeverB.thusC.thereforeD.besides55.A.tolearnB.learningC.todoD.doingᑖ'▅~ᳮ«ᐳ20A⚪i@A⚪2ᑖaᑖ40ᑖ▅~jᑡᦻo@⚪ᡠrḄn⌱⚗AஹBஹCDp⌱Bᨬt⌱⚗Zᙠ(⚪ᓱ?-b⚗;I஺AWhenIwasinhighschool,Ihadarecurring®Ḅdreamofmyteethfallingout.Idreamtaboutmyteethjustabouteverynightforatleastthreeweeks.Sometimestheywouldfalloutoneatatime,sometimesallatonce.IbecameterrifiedthatmydreamsmeantIwouldactuallylosemyteeth,Nineyearslaterandaboutamilliontripstothedreams,Istillhaveafullsetofteeth,butI'velearnedthatwhenwe'reexperiencingstressinourlives,ittendstoshowupinourdreamsaswell.Millersayslosingteethindicatesburdensthatcrushyourpride.Ifyourteethareknockedout,you'llhavesuddenmisfortune.Otherexplanationsfordreamsaboutlostteetharethatthedreamerisfeelingpowerlessinlifeandmaybeinatransitional¯°Ḅperiodfromone

5situationoflifetoanother.Someexpertsbelievethatdreamsoflosingteethtodayshowwe'rejustasinsecureanduncertainaswewereinchildhood.WhenIdreamtaboutmyteethbackinhighschool,Iwastryingtochooseacollege—astressfuldecision.ThedreamsresurfacedwhencollegegraduationrolledaroundfouryearslaterandI'msuretheyllstartagainwhenIgraduate.Alittleofstressinoureverydaylivesisnormal.Butsometimesitbecomessucharegularoccurrenceinourlivesthatitinfluencesourdreamsandcausesustolosevaluablesleep.Understandingourdreamsiskeytoidentifyingandendingstressinourwakinghoursandrestoringpeacetoournighttimehours.56.Weknowfromthetextthatthosewhodreamtaboutlosthisteethindicatesthat.A.Theywillhavesuddenmisfortune.B.TheyarefeelingpowerlessinlifeC.TheyareasinsecureanduncertainastheywereinchildhoodD.Theyareexperiencingstressintheirlives57.Howmanydifferentkindsofexplanationsarementionedinthetextaboutlosingteeth?A.TwoB.ThreeC.FourD.Five58.Theunderlinedexpression“rolledaround“meansA.cameaboutB.camedownC.camenearD.rolledout59.Wecaninferfromthetextthat.A.Ourdreamcanreflectwhatwegothroughinourreallife.B.Dreamscandamageourvaluablesleep.C.Weonlydreamwhenweareundergreatpressure.D.Ourdreamscanshowuswhatwillhappeninthefuture.60.Theauthorwrotethepassagetotellusthat?A.Hewantedtoshowushisstrangedreams.B.Hetriedtoexplainwhywedream.C.DifferentpeoplehavedifferentdreamsD.ItisimportantforustounderstandthemeaningofourdreamsBForallthedinnertable,aglassofmilkseemstobeaconstant,atleastitwaswhenIwasgrowingup.Itwaswidelybelievedthatmilkwasintegralinbuildingstrongbonesandteeth.There/snodoubtthatdairyproducts±ᑴ³andmilkinparticular;arehighinproteinandcalcium,andmostmilkproductsaresupplementedwithVitaminDandA.Whileit'swellknownthatourbonesneedcalcium,somestudiessuggestthathighcalciumintakedoesn'tnecessarilyloweraperson'sriskforfractures´ᢚ.AHarvardstudyfoundthatpeoplewhodranktwoormoreglassesofmilkhadnogreaterprotectionfrombreakingabonethanthosewhodrankaglassorlessaweek.There'snodoubtthatweneedcalcium,Someanti-dairysupportersclaimthatdairycanleadtoheartdisease.Muchofthisclaimisbasedonhighfatandhighdairyproducts,likecheesesandcreams,whichmayindeedcontributetocardiovascularproblems.Somestudieshavelinkedhighmilkintakeswithariskofprostatecancer;thisseemstobecausedbyhigh-fatdairyproducts,

6notdairyingeneral.Althoughmilkwasalwaysregardedasoneofthemostimportantthingweneedforourbones,yetleastpromoted,factorsinvolvedinstrengtheningbones.Perhapsweshouldthinkofdairyaslesslikeanutrientandmorelikeafood.Ifyoulikeit,eatit.Ifnot,findsomeothers.Becausesomeclaimsmaynotbecompletelytrue,whenIeatacream,Kmnotthinkingaboutcalcium,protein,oranysuchthing.Tmthinkingdelicious.61.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEonthemilk?A.Themoremilkyoudrink,themoreriskforfracturesyoumightbe.B.Themoremilkyoudrink,thelessriskforfracturesyoumightbe.C.Thelessmilkyoudrink,thelessriskforfracturesyoumightbe.D.Thereisnolinkbetweenthem.62.Someanti-dairysupportersclaimthatdairycanleadtoexcept.A.cardiovascularproblemsB.heartdiseaseC.prostatecancerD.stomachcancer63.Theunderlinedwords"someothers"inthelastparagraphreferto.A.dairyproductsB.milkC.foodD.cream64.What'stheauthor'sattitudetowardsmilk?A.Hedoesn'tlikemilkanymoreB.Heusedtodrinkmilkasachild.C.Heregardsmilkasanutrient.D.Healwayscaresaboutcalcium,proteinwhenheeatssomething.65.WecanlearnfromthetextthatA.Alltheclaimsarenotcompletelytrue.B.Highmilkintakescanleadtocancer.C.It'snecessaryforyoutoreducemilkintakes.D.Giveupmilkforyourhealth.CAsIcrammedmyselfontoacrowdedtrainthismorning,Inoticedtherewasaverypregnantᝰ¸Ḅwomanstandingnearme,jammedintightlyandhangingonfordearlife.Ilookedatthepassengerssittingintheseatsthataresupposedtobesurrenderedtotheelderly,physicallychallenged,andotherpeoplewhoneedtosit,Notoneofthemevenlookedup;everyonewastooabsorbedinwhattheywerelisteningto,reading,orwatchingtoevennoticethepregnantpassenger.Overthepastfewyears,therehavebeencountlessdiscussionsonmindingourmannerswithinournewmodesofcommunication.Butwhilewe'vebeendebatingthedosanddon'tsoftechnologyetiquette¹⁚,itappearsthatmanyofushaveforgottensomeoftheoldschoolmannersthathavenothingtodowithakeyboardoramonitor;buthaveeverythingtodowiththelong-forgottenGoldenRule.Maybetechnologyhaserodedourbrainssomuchthatwecannevergobacktothosegoldendays."Givingupyourseattosomeoneissoeasy.Evenwhenpeopledon'tacceptyouroffer;Ithinkit'snicetogetupandstaystandingsotheyknowyou'resincere.Themorethatwe

7becomethegoodexample,themoreitwillcatchon."LizziePost,saysgreat-greatgranddaughterofEmilyPost.Sophisticatedtechnologydoesn/tmeanthatgoodmannershavetobeathingofthepast.Infact,Postsaysshedefinesgoodmannersusingthreesimple,everydayprinciples:consideration,respect,andhonesty."Applythosetoanysituationandtowardallthepeopleinvolvedincludingyourselfandthesolutionwillmakesense.஻66.Noonegaveuphisseattothepregnantwomenbecause.A.Thewomandoesn/tneedaseatatall.B.It'snotcommontogiveuphisseattootherswhoneeditC.NoonenoticedheronthesuchcrowedtrainD.Everyoneissotiredthatallwanttohavearest.67.Paragraph2suggeststhat.A.WearealwayshavingdiscussionsonmindingourmannersB.ManyofushaveforgottensomeoftheoldschoolmannersC.It'stechnologythathaserodedourbrainssomuchD.Studentsalwayscareabouttheirownbusinessinsteadofschoolmanners68.Theunderlinedphrase“catchon“inthethirdparagraphrefersto____.A.beingunderstoodB.beingpopularC.beingtakenD.beingcaught69.WhatdidLizziePostsayshowsthatshewas?A.honestB.politeC.respectableD.friendly70.What'sthebesttitleofthepassage?A.WhereAreOurMannersB.TheLong-forgottenGoldenRueC.GiveupyourSeatD.SophisticatedTechnologyDMaryBuendiaoncespentadayinanairplane,lookingforacat.Shedidn'tfinditthatday.Theplaneflewaroundallovertheworldforthreeweekswiththecatonboard.Shefinallyfounditinthecargoholdandsentithomefirst-class.Anothertime,shefoundtwosuitcasesfullofbirdsfromTurkey.Butherstrangestexperiencewaswhenshepulledasnakeoutofaman'spants.MaryBuendiaisananimalhealthinspectoratJFKAirportinNewYork.Shetakescareofalltheanimalsthatpassthroughtheairportandchecksthattheyarehealthy.IntheAnimalHealthCenteothereareareasfordogs,cats,reptiles,birds,andfish.Thereisalsoanareaforverybiganimals.Thebiggesttheyeverhadwasablackrhino."Itwasnoproblem,"shesays.Atthecenter,theyreceivealltypesofanimals-monkeys,wildcats,poisonousspiders.It'simpossibleforonepersontoknowaboutallofthese,butthereare20peopleworkingwithMary.Betweenthem,theyunderstandhowtotakecareoftheanimals.Sherecentlyhadtofeedagroupoftoucans,whicharerarebirds."Luckily,"shesays,"thereisasupermarketnearbywhichisopen24hours.Ihadtogoat2a.m.tobuybananas."Maryoftenworksatnight."It'squietbetween1a.m.and4a.m./'shesays,"becausewedon'thavenightflights.Wetrytogivetheanimalsaquietnight."Maryclearlylovesherjob.

8"Youneverknowwhatthedaywillbring,"shesays,andgoesofftofeedthebirds.71.Thebesttitleofthepassagewillprobablybe.A.JKFAirportinNewYork.B.AirportHealthInspector.C.MaryBuendiaD.AnimalHealthCenter.72.Fromthefirstparagraph,wecanknowthat.A.WorkingasanAirportHealthInspector,MaryBuendiahasvariousexperiences.B.Afterthecatwasfound,itwassenthometoNewYork.C.Marygotfrightenedwhenshepulledasnakeoutofaman'spants.D.Marywastiredofdealingwithanimalsattheairport.73.Wecaninferfromthepassagethat.A.Maryoftenworksatnightduringflights.B.IttookMaryawholedaytofindalostcatinanairplaneC.Onlyhealthyanimalscanbepermittedtogoaboardtheairplane.D.Maryknowseverythingabouttheanimalsbyworkingwith20otherpeople.74.AnAirportHealthInspectorshoulddothefollowingExcept.A.inspectwhethertheanimalsarehealthy.B.goshoppingatnightC.takecareofanimalsD.workwithcolleaguesandlearnfromeachother75.Whatkindofanimalsis"reptile"
inPara2A.akindoflargeanimalsB.akindofwLHspidersC.akindofrarebindsD.Thepassagedoesn'tmention11ᔁᐳ45ᑖᑖ'¼☢⊤¾ᐳ⁚aᑖ45ᑖ⁚▅~⊤¾ᐳ5A⚪i@A⚪3ᑖaᑖ15ᑖ▅~j☢ᦻZ᪷ÀᦻDḄ⌕Â(⚪c#$Ã⚪DḄÄᦪ⌕ÂAlthoughwehavebeentoldamilliontimestoeatfruitsandvegetables,itcanbeboringtoeatthesameproductsdayafterday.Fortunately,grocerystoreshavegrownalotmoreexcitinglately.Shopperscannowbuyfruitsandfruitjuicesfilledwiththeflavorsofrainforests,distantmountainsides,andtropicalislands.ManyofthesefruitsarealsousedasingredientsÆᧇinavarietyoffoodproducts.IntheUnitedStatessomemagazinearticlesandhealthfoodsupporterssaythatthefruitsinsomeoftheseproductswillfightcancer,treatheartdisease,strengthentheimmunesystemÇÈÉÊandhelppeoplelivelonger,andbringotherbenefits.Basedonsuchidea,thesenaturalproductshavebeencalled"superfruits”.In2007,Ameriansspenttensofmillionsofdollarsondietarysupplementsandfoodscontainingsuperfruits.From2006to2007,salesofthesesuperfruitsprovedtobeoutstanding.Butarethesesuperfruitsreallybetterforpeoplethanlocalproducts?Companiesthataddsuperfruitstotheirproductsarefundingstudiesthataimtoestablishhowhealthfultheyare.But

9manyindependentnutritionistsdoubtthatthesefoodshaveextranutritionalvalue.Theonlythingthat'sreallyspecialaboutsuperfruits,theyargue,maybetheirprice.OwingtothelongdistancestheymusttraveltoreachU.S.kitchens,thesefruitsusually.“Rightnow,thereisnosciencethatthesesuperfruitsareconnectedwithbetterhealth”,saysDavidKatz,directoroftheYale—GriffinPreventionResearchCenter."Itdoesn'tmeanthecompaniesarewrong.Thefactis,thereisnoproofthattheyareright.஻76.What'sthebesttitleforthepassage?(Pleaseanswerwithin10words)77.Whichsentenceinthepassagecanbereplacedbythefollowingone?Atpresent,noscientificproofcanshowthatthereisacloseconnectionbetweensuperfuitsandbetterhealth.78.Pleasefillintheblankinthefourthparagraphwithproperwordstocompletethesentence.(Pleaseanswerwithin10words).79.Wouldyoubuysuperfruits?Whyorwhynot?(Pleaseanswerwithin30words).80.TranslatetheunderlinedsentenceinthefourthparagraphintoChinese.⁚ᑏaᑖ30ᑖËÌᝍÎᓅÐÑÒÓÔ20087ᨴ20Ö×ØÙ“▲ÜÝÞᝍÎXYDßàFᔲᨵ,⌕âãØÙ“▲ÜÝ”ᔜᢝ/æ஺cçᓫéê?ëìíZî⊤./Ḅïðñᳮᵫ஺#$'1.ᦪ120-150Ä஺2.᪷Àᑁô⌕ð〉ö÷øù⁚úûᦻüý஺3.þὃ'“▲ÜÝ"carrestrictions

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