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COUNTDOWN TO AFCON ACTION

Last week Friday marked the 50 Days Countdown to the 29th e dition of the Orange Africa Cup of Nations which will kick off on 19 January and run until 10 February 2013. A total of 16 nations will go to battle for the ultimate coveted trophy and to be crowned the Afri­ can Champions at the end of the Tournament.

Proud Bafana Bafa­ na supporter Ludwe Bomali heralded the countdown in front of City Hall where flags of the par­ ticipating na­ tions have al­ ready been hoisted. Read the full story on page 2.

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INDABA NEWS•NUUS WEDNESDAY, 5 DECEMBER 2012

Woman arrested after abduction of twins NCEBA DLADLA A PORT Elizabeth woman was arrested and charged with abduction after eight-year old twins disappeared from their Zwide township home on Monday 26 November.

The orphaned girls, Nomasomi and Somikazi Bobi, who are legally cared for by Sinothando Adam (23) were found at Qoqa Street, KwaNoxolo in PE after an extensive search by members of the Family Violence, Child Protection and Sexual Offences Unit (FCS) in the KwaZakhele and Zwide township areas.

According to police, the 30-year old woman who allegedly abducted the twins, claims to be the sister of their deceased mother. According to KwaZakhele police spokesperson Warrant Officer Thembi Gwe, Adam who reported the girls as missing was the children’s legal guardian.

Adam told police that on the day of their disappearence, the woman came to her house and demanded to

INDABA EXPRESS REPORTER “OUR sense of anticipation and urgency has been heightened by the fact that the pride of African football nations will kick start and descend on us with all its fanfare on 19 January 2013.”

These powerful words were uttered last week by Nelson Mandela Bay Executive Mayor Zanoxolo Wayile at the auspicious 50 Days Countdown of the 29th edition of the Orange Africa Cup of Nations.

take the girls with her. She also asked if they were registered for a social grant and Adam said she was getting R280 for each child.

But Adam, who took care of the girls after her own mother died two years ago, was surprised by the woman asking about the grant. Her mother, who knew the girls’ father Mzukisi Bobi, took the little girls in when Bobi died a few years ago.

The children were legally given to Adam by the Social Welfare Department when no other relative from either their mother or father came forward to claim them.

“We are concerned that this whole thing happens during the 16 Days of Activism for No Violence Against Women and Children,” said W/O Gwe. The children were taken to a Place of Safety while the FCS was busy investigating who is the real legal guardian.

“Our duty as police is to ensure that children are looked after in the best way possible and in a place where they will not be socially, physically and emotionally abused,” said W/O Gwe.

The twins Somikazi and Nomasomi Bobi (front) with police officers who took part in an extensive search for them after they were abducted. They are from left Detective Constable Daki; Detective Const. Joni; Mr Mkhosi who is a Community Police Forum Executive; Warrant Office Smith and Detective Colonel Cele.

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“Yes, the reality has dawned on us that the greatest African soccer spectacle is exactly 50 days away from arriving on the magnificent shores of the Nelson Mandela Bay. “Thus, we regard the Orange AFCON 2013, a crucial portal for exposure and an opportunity to raise our public relations bar a notch higher.

It is indeed an opportunity for all of us to increase our awareness of the magnitude of what South Africa and the Nelson Mandela Bay in particular have to offer the world, whist at the same time, instilling confidence

and building positive images of our magnificent city to the world at large,” he said.

Local Organizing Committee Chairperson, Adv Chief Mwelo Nonkonyana, called on all of those tasked with making sure that Nelson Mandela Bay hosts a successful tournament, to walk the length and breadth of this region inviting all soccer loving people to come out in numbers and fill up the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium.

“I am hopeful that on January 20, 2013 Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium

Fewer than 50 days to Afcon action will be packed to capacity as we witness the first Group B matches involving Ghana vs. the DRC at 5pm, followed by Mali vs. Niger.

“All roads will lead to the stadium, not because of Bafana Bafana, but because it will be a gathering of the greatest football tournament on African soil – the 29th Edition of the Orange Africa Cup of Nations and every football loving person will want to be there and witness this great occasion,” he added.

The 29th Edition of The Orange Africa Cup of Nations South Africa 2013

will kick off on 19 January till 10 February 2013 and 16 Nations will go to battle for the ultimate coveted trophy and to be crowned the African Champions at the end of the Tournament.

Six group B matches involving Ghana, Democratic Republic of Congo, Mali and Niger as well as a quarter-final match and the playoff for third and fourth places will be played in Nelson Mandela Bay. Tickets are on sale and are available at selected Spar outlets, also via www.eqtickets.com and a telesales centre contactable on 0 087 980 3000.

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It was a big day for the Jika­couple, Thanduxolo and Flora, now known as Zimasa, who got married during an African traditional wedding in Port Elizabeth last Saturday.

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HUNDREDS of Nelson Mandela Bay residents witnessed a colourful African Traditional Wedding at the weekend as City Press senior investigating journalist Thanduxolo Jika wedded Gauteng’s Flora Sathekge in Zwide, Port Elizabeth.

Sathekge works for the soft drinks division of the SA Breweries.

Apart from being an award-winning journalist, Jika is also the former Daily Dispatch Assistant Editor and is the son of the Independent Denominations African Ministries Association of Southern Africa (IDAMASA) Bishop Sandile Jika and Linda Jika the District Education Department’s Chief Financial Officer.

The wedding was attended by some very influential people in the metro, such as the Nelson Mandela Bay Executive mayor Zanoxolo Wayile, Chief Whip Feziwe Sibeko, Councillors Mike Tofile and Nomonde Mhlobiso, Business Unity South Africa Vice-President - Professionals Motse Mfuleni and Vodacom Eastern Cape Head Teboho Taunyane.

Also present were Cacadu Traditional Chiefs Fuzile Dyani and Velile Mfunda as well as esteemed journalists Sibongile MkaniMpolweni (from eTV), Sabelo Sikiti (The Sunday Times) and Asa Sokopo (You Magazine).

“We decided to get married traditionally as we were both brought up in the Western way and would love to have traditional memories to share with our children one day,” said Thanduxolo proudly, adding that he believed it was important that children understand a little bit about their parents’ culture; especially as they too will be brought up in a Western way.

“We had forgotten who we are and where we’re coming from. I am so thrilled that our children are taking us back. It’s a mixture of IsiXhosa, isiZulu and sePedi cultures; it was exciting,” said a visibly elated Bishop Jika.

“We named Flora Zimasa, the name our Mvulane clan will know her by. We welcome her!” said Jika senior.

Jika Jnr, who is a former Ndzondelelo High School matriculant and Rhodes University Journalism graduate, said they would also have a Western wedding scheduled to take place in Johannesburg in 2013.

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SABC Provincial General Manager Zola Yeye and Imbasa Primary School Principal Mluleki Mayekiso hand over uniforms to the learners. With them are the SGB members, ward 54 Councillor and teachers.

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JOY OVER NEW PRINCIPAL AT FUMISUKOMA PRIMARY

“Happy at last to have a new school principal!” These were the words of Zoleka Gwebani (right), Deputy Chairperson of the SGB, and Portia Bambani (left), Deputy Principal of the Fumisukoma Primary School in Motherwell, following the appointment of Ntsikelelo E. Vena as the new Principal of the school. Gwebani expressed her gratitude to everyone who participated in this very important process.

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Helping kids stay safe during school holidays THE long school holidays are almost here presenting parents with a big challenge to keep the kids entertained this time of year.

For parents who are unable to take time off work or leave their children in the care of someone they trust, any school holiday brings with it the added stress of constantly wondering whether your child is safe.

Mike Byers, Managing Director of ADT Security in the Eastern Cape has some general tips which parents can pass on to their kids. He says it is important that parents make sure youngsters know to keep all entry and exit doors locked and that no-one is to enter the home without their permission.

“If you have a home security system installed teach them how to activate and de-activate it and how and when to use other security devices like panic buttons. Make a list of important telephone numbers – including the 10111 number - and show them that it has been placed near the telephone for use in emergencies.”

Byers says there are also basic rules you can teach your child to follow if they are leaving home to walk to a friend’s house for a visit.

“If you usually drive your child to the home of a friend who lives in the same neighbourhood, rather walk the route with them before they have to do it on their own. Explain that it is

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better to walk a slightly longer route down familiar streets, where there is more activity, than taking short-cuts across fields or deserted areas.

“On the day, let them call you when they leave home and once they have arrived at their destination. Advise your children that if they do happen to find themselves in an unfamiliar street, they should look out for a police or security officer to help them and never accept advice or a ride from a stranger.”

With shopping malls also far busier than usual during holidays, Byers says the risk of your child wandering away from you and becoming lost in the hustle and bustle is higher. In a bid to keep them safe he advises that – as a general safety precaution – you help your children memorise their names, surnames, home addresses and contact numbers for at least one parent: “Teach them that if they become separated from you they should immediately look for mall security and give them that information. If your child is readily able to give them these details, the time taken to track down a parent can be reduced dramatically.”

In closing Byers says that educating your children about personal safety is very important, especially when the possibility exists that you may not be able to be with them all the time.

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INDABA NEWS•NUUS WOENSDAG, 5 DESEMBER 2012

INDABA NEWS•NUUS WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 2012

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KwaNobuhle R20m VWSA Lovelife Y-Centre opened NCEBA DLADLA THE Multi-million rand KwaNobuhle Lovelife Youth Centre will go a long way in changing the lives of the Uitenhage youth for the better, said Volkwagen Group South Africa Managing Director David Powels.

Speaking on Friday during the official opening of the R20m centre in Tize Street, the 19th Lovelife Centre

in the country and fourth in the Eastern Cape Province, following the ones in Bizana, Mthatha and Motherwell, Powels said Volkswagen was committed to the improvement of the lives of the people - their employees and communities around them.

“We hope that this centre will have a profound ripple effect on the lives of young people in Uitenhage and the surrounding areas,” said Powels, adding that he was hoping the Centre would impact on more

than 20 000 youths annually. Its youth friendly clinic offering specialised HIV/Aids advice, counselling and support services for teens and parents would be safe haven, he said.

“The centre is equipped with computers, indoor ‘chill areas’ and sports facilities for teens,” said VWSA Corporate and Government Affairs Director Nonkqubela Maliza, adding that with its Lovelife managed clinic, people could speak to counsellors about HIV/Aids.

Health MEC Sicelo Gqobana who spoke on behalf of Minister Dr Aaron Motsoaledi who could not come owing to some other government commitments gave a baseline survey conducted by Lovelife to show that there was a huge problem faced by the youth of the area which the centre was aimed at solving.

Powels thanked Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality’s foresight in providing the land from which the centre was built.

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KWANOBUHLE residents and youth organisations have high hopes about the R20 million VWSA Lovelife Y-Centre that was officially opened last Friday.

According to Ward 42 Cllr Andile Gqabi, the community is applying for a broadcasting licence from ICASA to run a radio station from the centre.

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1. Uitenhage Social Development De­ partment officials will form part of the KwaNobuhle Lovelife Y­centre daily life.

Photos: NCEBA DLADLA 2. Siziwe Jongizulu of the United Nations Population Fund (right) and Ncedisa Si­ gabi believe the Y­Centre will play a piv­ otal role in the dissemination of informa­ tion to local communities.

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7. Poet Babalwa Kona (left) followed by Lonwabo Dano and Bridgette Kona will use their talents in the centre.

Drama to create awareness about Alzheimer’s disease NCEBA DLADLA A GROUP of young women from KwaNobuhle in Uitenhage will be staging a drama to educate communities about Alzheimer’s disease at Thanduxolo High School, KwaNobuhle this Sunday, December 9.

This came about after Lungiswa Xinwa attended a training course about Alzheimer’s disease which was offered by the CMR nongovernmental organisation known as CMR for Christian Social Services.

“After receiving training from the CMR, I felt obliged to spread the knowledge to members of the community who do not know much about Alzheimer’s,” said Xinwa, adding that she wrote a 40 minute script and organised her friends to perform it.

The six women who call themselves Ubomi Ngumzamo Drama Group offer a 5 minute talk after the drama to explain certain things, according to Xinwa.

Named after a German psychiatrist who discovered it in 1960 Alzheimer’s disease is found

mostly in people from 65 years of age and above.

There is no cure for the disease and according to CMR Auxiliary Social Worker Thembeka Manono who offers the training, it worsens as it progresses until it eventually leads to death.

Some of its symptoms are failure to remember things and peoples’ names, confusion, irritability, aggression, mood-swings and longterm memory loss.

According to Xinwa, sufferers could wear clothes upside down, in some cases they might not use the toilet paper in the toilet and cause divisions among their children by saying bad things about one of them.

“Many people, especially Africans, do not know about the disease. In some rural areas sufferers especially women can be mistaken to be witches,” said Manono, adding that through the training they are hoping to create awareness about this disease in the wider community.

She said people should go out in numbers to watch the drama. Admission is R15.

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ile said the Y-Centre was a good example of what government, big business and the communities’ partnership can do - working together.

The mayor urged residents to look well after the centre and make sure that it was used for its purpose.

“In this municipality named after the international icon of freedom and democracy Nelson Mandela we’ll never betray the hopes and aspirations of the youth, as Mandela himself has ernomous love for children,” said Wayile.

3. Councillor Andile Gqabi said the cen­ tre which will also house a local Radio Station will surely not be a white ele­ phant.

4. Manchester Babes FC U­13 and coach (in blue tracksuit) Ntombikayise Bucwa will benefit immensely from the Y­Centre.

5. Nolusapho Ngcingolo (76) is a Lovelife Gogo Getter. She is the one who wrote letters to the powers that be to ensure the Centre was built “to save our children from self­destruction through drugs, alcohol and HIV/Aids.”

6. Nodefa coach Mjikelezi Tys (left) fol­ lowed by New City Stars FC owner Wakes Naidoo, Nodefa Vice­President Andile Funani and Young Cosmos coach Andile Menziwa were some of Football leaders present at the Y­Centre Open­ ing.

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INDABA NEWS•NUUS WEDNESDAY, 5 DECEMBER 2012

Arts & Entertainment

Eyodidi Gospel group to perform at Centenary Hall

Gospel artist Thembinkosi Booi (left) and his manager Khanyisa Sinqe celebrate the release of his new CD Ikhon’ indaba.

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BAVUYISE Events Management and Music Productions have announced a major gospel concert that will be held at 3pm at Centenary Hall on December 15.

The Festive Season Gospel Show is a popular gospel event that has started in Cape Town and has attracted over a thousand Gospel fans.

Now it is moving to Port Elizabeth expecting to attract an audience of over 3 000 people.

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Thembinkosi’s new gospel album gives hope NCEBA DLADLA GOSPEL Star Thembinkosi Booi is back with a new album Ikhon’ Indaba.

Speaking to PE Express Indaba last week, Thembinkosi revealed his new partnership and management by long time Port Elizabeth journalist friends Khanyisa Sinqe and Luyanda Dayimani.

The duo, he said, have played a positive role in helping him succeed musically. He added that he was hoping their relationship would blossom further, going forward.

Thembinkosi’ new 10-track al-

bum, released in Gauteng three weeks ago was recorded at Cut and Edit studios through a Company called Otrulega.

“This album is a symbol of my growth musically. It depicts a lot of my life’s experiences but above anything else, my appreciation for God’s unconditional love,” said Thembinkosi of uSathan’ujump’amafence fame.

“I have been facing a lot of challenges in life the past few years but through the love of God I was able to overcome and now I am giving my testimony and trying to strengthen those who might be facing those testing moments,” he said.

Booi of Swartkops in Port Eliza-

beth, who is based in Johannesburg, is enjoying visiting Port Elizabeth and his musician-plugged mom and dad Thembisa and Lulamile Booi and promoting his new rendition in his hometown after seven successful albums.

“The whole album is a must have for gospel musical lovers but I have a special connection with the song Amafuth’ esibane in which I appeal to God to put oil in my lamp so that I keep this connection alive and well,” said Thembinkosi, adding that it was his father Lulamile who penned the song a long time ago.

Thembinkosi started singing with the Bantu Church of Christ Choir which he also helped produce.

sisting of 14 members who are talented vocalists and instruments players, will be performing at the event.

The group has spent months preparing for this Gospel Events to make sure that their fans get quality music and a live performance.

Tickets cost R80 for adults and ticketholders stand a chance of winning a R1 000 clothing voucher from Truworths.

The gates will open at 2pm.

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Mandela Bay boxers in Grahamstown pro boxing tourney

SAFA NMB ABSA League deliver goal­feast games SELBY MADIKANE SMALLER teams were punished during the SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay ABSA Women’s Regional League recent goal feast games played across the Metro last weekend.

Golden Stars thrashed Tomorrow Stars 6-0 while African Chiefs succumbed 4-1 to the onform Park United. It was clear that the Black Vultures were hungry for a win following their 3-1 triumph they earned over Warriors.

The formidable student side, NMMU Madibaz, deservedly beat Sophakama 2-0.

NCEBA DLADLA KWANOBUHLE Township Boxing Promoter Mbulelo Mfama’s relationship with the Makana Local Municipality is bearing fruit.

Local boxers will benefit in a fight Mfama put together under Nyusa Boxing Promotions to take place at Noluthando Community Hall in Grahamstown this Saturday 8th December.

In the main bout for the Eastern Cape Welterweight title Mziwoxolo “Black Tiger” Ndwayana, the champion and SA no.2 rated will defend against Mdantsane’s challenger Jongikhaya Leve over 10-rounds.

In the main supporting bout, Uitenhage’ Siyabulela Kupiso will square off against Gauteng’s Sibusiso Twane in the Strawweight over

six rounds.

Othes local boxers billed in the tournament include Nkululeko Jantjies (Uitenhage) against Thembelani Mbebe (Port Elizabeth) over 4-rounds in the Junior bantamweight, Dumisani Tshokela (Uitenhage) against Bomile Nqomfe from Peddie in the Jnr Featherweight division and Mpumelelo Mali (PE) against Vuyani Speelman (Peddie) all over 4 rounds.

In the other bouts; also over 4-rounds: Nkosinathi Hendricks vs Mlamli Madikane (Lightweight); Daniel Julies vs Thembelani Budaza (Jnr Featherweight); Athenkosi Ngcofe vs Unathi Mwana (Jnr bantamweight); Siphosethu Nxazonke vs Sisanda Tikipeni (Jnr Flyweight) and females Ntombozuko Nonina (North West) and Asandisa Ncokwana (Mdantsane) will square off against each other over 4-rounds in the featherweight division.

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Two days to kick-off of Sevens party BETTIE GILIOMEE

W ITH all 16 teams of the Nelson Mandela Bay South Africa Sevens tournament having arrived on Sunday, excitement is building up for what is known as “rugby’s biggest party” in the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium on Saturday and Sunday.

By changing the tournament to a Saturday and Sunday format and keeping ticket prices unchanged, organisers hope to draw capacity crowds on both days and to attract 80 000 fans to establish this tournament as one of the top events on the World Series calendar.

All 16 teams are staying at the Garden Court Kings Beach Hotel.

On Monday the Springbok Sevens had a walk through at the NMB Stadium while their mascot, Bokkie, handed out gifts to children at the Life Mercantile Hospital.

Today at 12.30pm the Springbok Sevens team will have signing session at Cleary Park Mall.

Tomorrow at 1.30pm the Springbok Sevens team will be announced, followed by a Springbok Sevens open training session at

3pm at Alexander Road High School.

The tournament kicks off on Saturday, 8 December, at 11am and the Cup Final is on Sunday evening, 9 December, at 7.30pm.

The trophy presentation is scheduled for 8pm on Sunday, 9 December.

The PE Tens final will take place at 8.45pm on Saturday.

On Sunday Tag Rugby Under-9 and Tag Rugby Adult tournaments will be held.

Apart from excitement and plenty of action on the rugby field, the crowds will also be entertained by local and national bands off the playing field.

Some of the hottest local bands have been lined-up to entertain the crowd at the Saturday Concert.

The Graeme Watkins Projects and Goodluck are the two major brand attractions, while DJ Ready D will return to entertain the crowds with his skills. Entrance to this event is free for anyone who has bought a match-day ticket on Saturday.

Tickets can be booked online through www.computicket.com and at any Computicket outlet.

Bokkie, the Springbok mascot, visited young patients at the Life Mercantile Hospital on Monday. Asematle Mtanase (9) was one of the lucky patients to receive treats and hugs from Bokkie.

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NU 29 United Stars registered their first win of the season over Real Strikers

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ZAKHELE Football Association (ZAFA) Premier League games became humdingers which were played at Wolfson Stadium on November 24.

The newcomers Juventus showed that they were not new in the beautiful game when they devastated Seven United 4-2.

Njoli United Brothers (NUBS) snatched a 2-1 narrow victory over Leeds United.

XI Angels also edged out the gutsy Continental Express 3-2 in their scintillating clash. Fans were not happy when Happy Brothers failed to pitch up for their encounter against Young Neighbours.

THERE were many surprises during games of the Motherwell Football Association (MOFA) Build It Premier League division at NU 9 Stadium over the past weekend.

Newly promoted MOFA outfit, NU 29 United Stars, whacked the high riding Real Strikers with a 3-0 comprehensive win in front of their supporters.

In another surprise loss, MOFA Build It Premier League team Liverpool went down 2-1 to FC Angels.

Channel Porto should go back to the drawing board following their 7-1 defeat against title contenders Shining Stars.

Other MOFA Build It Premier League results: * Young Romans 2-1 Young Madrid * Young Romans 2-0 Young Tigers * Valencia 1-0 NU 29 United Stars * City Rangers 1-3 Young Ma-

Entertaining games in ZAFA Premier League

An FC Angels player challenges a Liverpool player. drid * Young Ideas 2-2 Valencia

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* Tomorrow Stars 5-0 City Rangers.

Battle of neighbours ended in a draw SELBY MADIKANE

HILLSIDE secured a 1-1 draw with their neighbours Mighty Birds when they took each other on during a Port Elizabeth East Football Association (PEEFA) League clash which was played in front of large crowds at Veeplaas Stadium on November 25.

Other PEEFA League games results: * Real Stars 0-2 Young Idols * Peace Lovers 3-3 Real Aces * Black Chiefs 0-2 Young Aces * Solar Stars 0-4 Real Lions * United Brothers 1-0 Black Arrows * Milan 2-2 Young Teenagers.

Bongani Diniso (Real Aces) launches an attack on Young Strikers.

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Continental Express and XI Angels play­ ers chase the ball. Photo: SELBY MADIKANE

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