The Gospel According to Nik

not surprising....though i did think it'd be chicago

futuredoc — Tue, 06 Jun 2006 02:34:32 GMT

American Cities That Best Fit You::

70% Boston

55% Chicago

55% Washington, DC

50% San Diego

45% Atlanta

Which American Cities Best Fit You?

Lord....people need to get a clue

futuredoc — Mon, 18 Jul 2005 03:08:48 GMT

This just in on Yahoo! news.....

'Whites fear exclusion in new S. Africa' by Laurie Goering of the Chicago Tribune (foreign correspondent)

Worried about surging violent crime and the future of his two young daughters, Steve Wimberley six years ago quit his veterinary practice in South Africa, flew to England and soon tracked down a new job in Portsmouth.

"It was a very nice job, in a very nice place," he recalled.

But when he flew home to pack for the move, "I never could settle with it. I was so uneasy. The decision kept me up," he said.

Finally, after a week of sleepless nights, staring out into what he called "the beautiful African night," the fourth-generation South African abandoned his plans to emigrate.

"I decided my heart was here," the 42-year-old recalled. "I've never regretted that decision for a minute."

More than a decade after the end of apartheid, white South Africans still are weighing their future in a society where creating economic clout for the country's long-repressed black majority has become the top national priority.

Under broad affirmative action programs, blacks are favored for the civil service jobs whites used to take for granted. White business people are obliged to hire black subcontractors, train black employees and sell shares of their companies to black co-owners or face losing government contracts.

The country's black leaders are pushing for what a ruling African National Congress briefing paper calls a "critical mass of common culture and cultural practices." Whites who fail to back the ANC's transformation efforts and adapt to the country's changing culture, leaders suggest, may ultimately no longer be considered South Africans.

For South Africa's 4 million whites--many from centuries-old South African families or white communities that fled unwelcoming African countries such as Zimbabwe--the prospect of becoming unwelcome in the last white stronghold in Africa is chilling.

"There can be no more fundamental threat to a community's sense of security than to declare them, even in a roundabout way, unwanted aliens in their own country," Max du Preez, a white columnist for Johannesburg's Star newspaper, wrote recently.

When President Robert Mugabe of neighboring Zimbabwe declares that his nation "is for black people, not white people," and South Africa's leaders fail to rebuke him, "this drives a red-hot poker through the hearts of white South Africans, especially those with no cultural, emotional or family links with any country outside Africa," du Preez said.

Deeply rooted traditions

Africa, at the start of a new century, is struggling to find ways to make itself a success. Its leaders, eager to ease the continent's persistent poverty, promote peace and development and prove that black leaders can solve Africa's problems, are sorting through deeply rooted cultural traditions, colonial-era legacies and the demands of a newly globalized world, searching for African answers to the continent's woes.

Where Africa's dwindling number of whites fits into the continent's future remains in question. For 50 years, the famed Freedom Charter of South Africa's multiracial African National Congress has insisted that "South Africa belongs to all who live in it, black and white." Most South Africans, black and white, believe that, and believe that a non-racist, if not exactly non-racial, future is possible.

But some whites are nervous. South African President Thabo Mbeki has been quick to dismiss criticism of his government, particularly by white opposition figures, as racist. His failure to denounce economic misrule and human-rights violations in Zimbabwe, his suggestions that the country's judiciary needs to be less independent and more in tune with the ANC's programs, and his hints that English-speaking white South Africans may not be as genuinely African as their Afrikaner counterparts have all raised fears about the future of whites and non-racial democracy in South Africa.

"It's undermined confidence," said Helen Suzman, a white liberal icon of the anti-apartheid struggle, and now a critic of the ANC government. During more than four decades of apartheid, a steady flow of whites left South Africa "because they didn't like the system," she said. "Now a lot are leaving because they don't like their prospects."

Fifty years after white colonial rule in Africa began to collapse, relatively few whites remain in sub-Saharan Africa. In Kenya, a former white stronghold, Europeans, Asians and Arabs combined now make up less than 1 percent of the population. Zimbabwe has lost nearly three-quarters of a million whites in recent years; today just 35,000 remain.

In places such as Ivory Coast, Nigeria and Zambia, whites are so few that census takers no longer bother counting them as a separate racial category. In total, sub-Saharan Africa has less than 5 million whites, out of a total population of more than 600 million people.

Many whites have left as colonial-era jobs and privileges disappeared. Some have fled wars, crime, declining living standards or collapsing economies. Others have become political targets, particularly in places such as Ivory Coast and Zimbabwe.

In South Africa, at least a quarter-million whites have emigrated since the end of apartheid a decade ago. But the country remains home to 80 percent of the continent's white community, and after a decade of relative peace and prosperity, most of those who remain say they hope they are here to stay.

Unlike whites in much of the rest of Africa, most have nowhere else to go. In particular, the country's millions of Afrikaners--descendants of primarily Dutch and French immigrants who began arriving 400 years ago--speak a language used nowhere else in the world and have no family ties anywhere else.

While some English-speaking whites--like Wimberley, who almost emigrated--have the right to British or other passports through ancestral ties, "there's no other place for us," says Frederick van Zyl Slabbert, an Afrikaner political analyst. "I wouldn't know where to start looking."

Because of their long history in the country, whites in South Africa--unlike in most African countries--rarely are seen as outsiders. The ruling ANC was formed nearly a century ago as a multiracial organization, and whites numbered among the country's most prominent anti-apartheid fighters.

Commitment to a multiracial society also is long-standing and considered a "high moral principle" within the ANC. At the Rivonia trial, where he was sentenced to life in prison in the 1960s, Nelson Mandela insisted he was opposed to white domination and to black domination. Mandela, the former president, said then that he was prepared to die to achieve his cherished ideal "of a democratic and free society in which all persons live together in harmony and with equal opportunity."

Fears of exclusion

In South Africa, "it's taken for granted that both white and black people live here and always will," said Xolela Mangcu, executive director of the social cohesion and identity unit of the Human Sciences Research Council of South Africa. Even after the ugly apartheid years, white fears of being forced out are unfounded, he insisted.

The tougher question is how comfortably whites may continue to fit into a country run by a ruling party bent on uniting all South Africans behind its policies and ensuring that the country's long-disenfranchised black majority gets ahead.

The ANC last month held a national party meeting on what it calls "the national question," or how to unite South Africans behind a common culture.

Leaders of the ANC, which already enjoys the backing of about 70 percent of South Africans, say bringing the rest of the country on board is crucial to achieving party aims and uplifting the country's black majority, still suffering from high poverty and unemployment rates.

"The ANC must intensify the mobilization of the whole of South African society behind a program of fundamental change," Mbeki insisted at the meeting's opening.

Critics, however, warn that the dominant ANC's growing demand for consensus and impatience with dissent could result in those who refuse to sign onto the party's aims being dismissed as less-than-genuine South Africans.

Mbeki has said he believes Afrikaners and black Africans can work together because "they share common African roots and are tied to our country by an emotional bond." That remarkable discovery of common ground with the ethnic group that spawned apartheid comes on the heels of a decision by the New National Party--the modern progeny of the hated apartheid National Party--to disband and fold itself into the ANC.

But while Afrikaners "are embracing the new South Africa and Africanism," according to the ANC, English-speaking whites--including many active in the liberation struggle and now vocal in their criticism of the government--have been increasingly dismissed as racists, and as perhaps less-than-African.

"Mbeki is so delighted to have swallowed up the NNP that he's embraced [Afrikaners] while the people who fought against apartheid are brushed aside with contempt," Suzman said.

What worries many whites is that if the ANC's undisputed power is genuinely threatened, the party could follow Mugabe's lead and blame whites for the country's failures in an effort to divert attention from anti-government discontent.

"We could quickly see the ANC resort to the old African style of eliminating the opposition. I think that's a fairly realistic possibility down the line," Wimberley acknowledged. "I'm pretty optimistic about this country, but you never know. Things could turn at any time."

Most South African political analysts, however, say they believe such a scenario is very unlikely. South Africa, a much larger and more economically powerful nation than Zimbabwe, has a vibrant civil society, a strong independent news media and entrenched governmental institutions that so far serve as an effective check on the ANC administration.

Just as important, "everyone here can see what's happening in Zimbabwe doesn't solve a thing," said van Zyl Slabbert, the Afrikaner political analyst. By attacking whites and other political opponents in an effort to cling to power, an increasingly unpopular Mugabe has instead driven his once-prosperous country to the brink of economic collapse.

New class of blacks

One change seen as encouraging for whites in South Africa is that class is fast catching up with race as the country's major dividing line. Economic affirmative action policies--known as black economic empowerment--have created a new class of wealthy black business magnates, and a growing South African economy has slowly allowed an increasing number blacks to join the middle class.

Congestion on Johannesburg's roads is growing as more black South Africans buy cars. Middle-class blacks are moving into formerly all-white neighborhoods, buying homes with swimming pools, hiring maids and putting their children in private schools, just like their white neighbors.

At the same time, poorly educated whites--once first in line for government jobs under apartheid--are joining the lines of black beggars at traffic lights and moving into black townships such as Soweto, which are more affordable.

Challenge to create jobs

In South Africa, "race is increasingly not the issue," van Zyl Slabbert said. Instead, the challenge is to create enough economic growth and new jobs to lift the country's still struggling majority rather than just a fortunate black minority.

How well South Africa succeeds in that effort will largely determine what the future looks like for white--as well as black--South Africans. If the country's immense poverty and joblessness are left unchecked, whites and their new middle-class black neighbors may move in ever-greater numbers into the posh walled neighborhoods springing up at Johannesburg's fringes, hoping guards and electric wire can keep the desperate poor away.

Failure to improve life for South Africa's impoverished majority could lead to a populist backlash that would reverse the country's commitment to free markets and leave everyone poorer, economists warn. Similarly, affirmative action programs, if kept up too long, could eventually drive whites--and investment--away.

What is likely is that race will be less of an issue for South Africa's children than for its older generations raised under apartheid. Wimberley's daughters study with black and white classmates and have neighbors and friends of various races.

"It will take years for the hang-ups of race to leave this country," Wimberley warned. "But I know my children have far less hang-ups than we ever had. That's a positive."

yes im alive

futuredoc — Sat, 25 Jun 2005 17:27:06 GMT

and no i don't really come around lj anymore. I actually haven't read my f.l. in ages. Life is complicated right now. Anyway, i have to make a public post in order to join a community for getting an xbox 360 (which is what i want for christmas) so here it is:

I just joined this awesome community that specializes in congas for gratis network things. It's called: gratis_congas
and you should join too because it'll help you with ALL the gratis congas.

updates

futuredoc — Sat, 26 Feb 2005 21:07:26 GMT

still afraid to even touch my car
thinking i'll have to sell everything i own to buy another one
lost three pounds this week
still whoring my journal in hopes of getting free shit from gratis sites- maybe i can sell the shit and buy a car?
Stamps.com is my recommendation: You get four weeks to cancel, it takes about 48 hours to credit to your account, and it's completely free. Jump on this one now, because these types of offers are rare. Even real rhapsody was .99 (though that offer was for a month, it's changed to 14 days).

mini macs: click here

flatscreens: click here

mp3players for free: click here..... I'm definately selling this one to help with a down payment.

wishing that i at least had the credit to take out my own lease. I do have the credit, it's not horrible but it's not the best either...the problem is i work part time, and make just under the amount you need to make monthly to qualify on your own. As said before, I'm gonna need a cosignor, and yeah...my dad ain't gonna want to hear that.
hoping that my car doesn't die before i know if i got the position with teach for america, which i won't know until april. At that point, i'll know if i got in, and what my salary will be. if it dies before then, i'm out of a job, franklin is not on the milwaukee bus route....lovely
am in an overall shitty mood, even though i got the second highest grade (94) on my biochem test.

creamy white goodness.....

futuredoc — Thu, 02 Dec 2004 21:18:46 GMT

what'd you THINK i meant?? lmao....

I told you people that freeipods.com works. Now, if anyone would like to help me get a freeflatscreen, see my post about a month ago. LMAO.

futuredoc — Thu, 25 Nov 2004 00:38:53 GMT

i own the sexiest peice of gaming history there is.....

the almighty nintendo DS. Sold out everywhere, but the Target gods smiled upon me and said 'let there be handheld goodness' and there was.

bow to me.

mwah ha ha ha

Oooooh, Milwaukee/Madsion is on the front page of yahoo again.....

futuredoc — Fri, 19 Nov 2004 10:48:18 GMT

though I wish I could say it was for something good....

click

thoughts?

this about sums up my feelings....

futuredoc — Wed, 03 Nov 2004 12:00:42 GMT

I Voted... Did You?

I Voted... Did You?

seriously, ohio, what WERE you people thinking? And what's worse? I know people who didn't vote (not just you chris) because they felt like their vote didn't matter. I've said this all over lj, and I'll say it again (and the other chris can go to hell- it's my journal, and if i wanna whine i will) bush is a fkn moron.

4 years ago, he didn't win the popular vote. The majority of Americans did NOT want his ass as president. He became president anyway (so much for democratic processes) and all this country has done is bitch about it. I refuse to believe that suddenly, that very same country wanted to KEEP him in office.

Hello? Am I the only one who paid attention to the things that man plans on cutting? Or are you all that fkn heartless and stupid? You see gas prices? He has a vested interest in oil prices, the Bush's OWN oil compaines. He doesn't have to pay for gas- YOU DO.

fkn idiots. For the first time in my life, I'm ashamed to be an american.

My new quest: free flat screen TV

futuredoc — Wed, 27 Oct 2004 12:52:01 GMT

Yeah, I know ya'll are sick of me. But, I'm waiting on the ipod still (damned apple and their slow ass shipping) and someone has recently told me about the same company's free flat screen thing, so now I'm trying for that.

collidgegraduit said he got his within a reasonable period of time. However, you need 8 referrals to pull this one off. So, I'm offering a plethora of things to people who sign up AND successfully complete an offer for me.
First, I'll give you a gmail invite. Everyone has those, and if you want one, it's yours. Second, I'll paypal you $10. That's $1 a minute for your time! I can bake cookies and brownies, and send them, and my baking isn't bad. I use pampared chef stoneware (last year's christmas presents...lol) and lemme tell you, brownies and cookies off those are heavenly! I know how to ship them so that they don't go stale either! I can do simple icons, they're not the best, and depending on the picture, some i've done have come out quite nice.
Sign up, complete an offer successfully, and then pick 2 rewards. Cool, huh?

Here's the link: clicky!!

futuredoc — Sat, 23 Oct 2004 15:26:26 GMT

You're Betty Grable!

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Trick or Treat!

futuredoc — Mon, 11 Oct 2004 10:25:16 GMT

My LiveJournal Trick-or-Treat Haul
futuredoc goes trick-or-treating, dressed up as a Ravenclaw student.
c0c0c0 gives you 15 dark blue cinnamon-flavoured pieces of taffy.
cocoancream gives you 8 light orange grapefruit-flavoured gummy bears.
con4cyn gives you 6 pink root beer-flavoured gumdrops.
jimpish gives you 15 blue grape-flavoured gummy fruits.
kittens_toy tricks you! You get a dead frog.
martemom gives you 13 red passionfruit-flavoured gummy worms.
never4ever gives you 4 dark blue lime-flavoured miniature candy bars.
nikki_kp tricks you! You lose 1 pieces of candy!
oraqle tricks you! You lose 7 pieces of candy!
zorathenne gives you 19 light green coconut-flavoured miniature candy bars.
futuredoc ends up with 72 pieces of candy, and a dead frog.
Go trick-or-treating! Username:
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futuredoc — Thu, 30 Sep 2004 14:59:46 GMT

Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

shudders

futuredoc — Mon, 20 Sep 2004 11:10:14 GMT

something about this community bothers me:

celebrityemail

why people think they should have access to celebrity email and trade it off as if it were baseball cards is beyond me.

ugh.

Two more people...

futuredoc — Sun, 19 Sep 2004 09:24:08 GMT

fuckity fuck fuck fuck.

I just need two more people for my free ipods thing. Come on people, someone out there join. I'll give you money, or some paid lj time, or gmail invites. Just join up and do one freaking offer. Come on.....
The best one is the ink offer, all you need to do is buy one ink cart. and the prices are reasonable, everyone needs ink, right? Someone, anyone?

<"http://www.freeiPods.com/default.aspx?referer=7931745"> click here </a>

Hmmm....People Signed Up....

futuredoc — Wed, 25 Aug 2004 10:31:50 GMT

But then didn't complete the offers. I can't know if it works if people don't complete offers. I have six people who joined, and only one who completed the offer. So, if you answered my post below, joined, then lemme know if you're gonna complete the offers or not. I *really* want to know if the free iPod thing works, and it'll cost you .99 at most.

Please?????????????

Hmmm, new music for me...hahhahahah

futuredoc — Sat, 21 Aug 2004 17:40:43 GMT

So, I'm flipping channels on the TV and stop at BET. For once, there was a song on there that I liked. It was called King of Dancehall, and it was kinda catchy. It's a sean paul style song, so if you're into him, you'd like the song. It's by Kevin Lyttle. His CD isn't all that bad either (real rhapsody kicks ass but i doubt I'll keep it) and so right now, I've got him, sean paul, and some other guy named beenie man on. And all three are pretty cool. I think i'll go kazaa them....

I wanna know if this works!!

futuredoc — Fri, 20 Aug 2004 17:19:50 GMT

Somebody, PLEASE follow this link, sign up, and complete one offer. I want to know if this works, and it's free. Well, one of the offers is .99, but if you've got .99 to spare, then try it. It's a site for free iPods, and I'm curious if it works or not. If not, no harm done. If it does.....well.....then I get a free iPod, and then like, I'll love everyone who tried to do this for me. Maybe I can even repay the favor and join up for some of you guys....

Clicky Clicky

Friends Only

futuredoc — Tue, 27 Jul 2004 21:57:58 GMT

This journal is friends only, comment to be added, and if you're going to add me to YOUR list, at least let me know about it. There's nothing worse than seeing someone you don't know on your 'friends of' list and you don't know jackshit about them and why they added you in the first place.

futuredoc — Wed, 21 Jul 2004 14:01:32 GMT

You excel at Defense Against the Dark Arts. Which
is really good because who knows when you'll
run into that disgruntle troll or banshee going
through menopause.

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futuredoc — Wed, 21 Jul 2004 13:59:38 GMT

Your True Nature by llScorpiusll
Username
The quality that most appeals to you:	Sex Appeal
In a survival situation, you:	Fight, but reluctantly
Your hidden talent is:	Courage
Your gift is:	Genius
In groups, you:	Observe others' behaviour
Your best quality is:	Your protectiveness
Your weakness is:	Your overbearing nature

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futuredoc — Sat, 17 Jul 2004 12:35:59 GMT

How many of the greatest 100 movies have you seen?

futuredoc — Sun, 11 Jul 2004 20:41:45 GMT

IMDB's Top 100 Best Movies of All Time
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Rank	Movie	Didn't See It/ Started It/ Finished It/ Hated It!
1	Godfather, The (1972)	Finished It
2	Shawshank Redemption, The (1994)	Finished It
3	Godfather: Part II, The (1974)	Finished It
4	Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King, The (2003)	Finished It
5	Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, The (2002)	Finished It
6	Casablanca (1942)	Started It
7	Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, The (2001)	Finished It
8	Schindler's List (1993)	Finished It
9	Shichinin no samurai (1954)
10	Star Wars (1977)	Finished It
11	Citizen Kane (1941)
12	One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (1975)	Finished It
13	Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964)
14	Rear Window (1954)
15	Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back (1980)	Finished It
16	Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981)	Finished It
17	Memento (2000)	Started It
18	Usual Suspects, The (1995)
19	Pulp Fiction (1994)	Finished It
20	North by Northwest (1959)	Finished It
21	12 Angry Men (1957)
22	Fabuleux destin d'Amélie Poulain, Le (2001)
23	Psycho (1960)	Finished It
24	Lawrence of Arabia (1962)
25	Buono, il brutto, il cattivo, Il (1966)
26	Silence of the Lambs, The (1991)	Finished It
27	It's a Wonderful Life (1946)	Finished It
28	Goodfellas (1990)	Started It
29	American Beauty (1999)
30	Vertigo (1958)	Finished It
31	Sunset Blvd. (1950)
32	Matrix, The (1999)	Finished It
33	Apocalypse Now (1979)
34	Pianist, The (2002)
35	To Kill a Mockingbird (1962)	Finished It
36	C'era una volta il West (1968)
37	Some Like It Hot (1959)	Finished It
38	Third Man, The (1949)
39	Taxi Driver (1976)
40	Paths of Glory (1957)
41	Sen to Chihiro no kamikakushi (2001)
42	Fight Club (1999)	Finished It
43	Boot, Das (1981)
44	Double Indemnity (1944)
45	L.A. Confidential (1997)
46	Chinatown (1974)
47	Singin' in the Rain (1952)
48	Maltese Falcon, The (1941)
49	M (1931)
50	Requiem for a Dream (2000)
51	Bridge on the River Kwai, The (1957)
52	All About Eve (1950)
53	Se7en (1995)	Finished It
54	Monty Python and the Holy Grail (1975)
55	Saving Private Ryan (1998)	Finished It
56	Cidade de Deus (2002)
57	Raging Bull (1980)
58	Rashômon (1950)
59	Wizard of Oz, The (1939)	Finished It
60	Sting, The (1973)
61	Alien (1979)	Finished It
62	American History X (1998)	Finished It
63	Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (1939)
64	Léon (1994)
65	Vita è bella, La (1997)
66	Touch of Evil (1958)
67	Manchurian Candidate, The (1962)
68	2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)	Started It
69	Treasure of the Sierra Madre, The (1948)
70	Great Escape, The (1963)
71	Wo hu cang long (2000)
72	Reservoir Dogs (1992)
73	Clockwork Orange, A (1971)	Finished It
74	Amadeus (1984)
75	Modern Times (1936)
76	Ran (1985)
77	Annie Hall (1977)
78	Jaws (1975)	Finished It
79	On the Waterfront (1954)
80	Braveheart (1995)	Finished It
81	High Noon (1952)
82	Apartment, The (1960)
83	Fargo (1996)
84	Sixth Sense, The (1999)	Finished It
85	Aliens (1986)	Finished It
86	Shining, The (1980)	Finished It
87	Strangers on a Train (1951)
88	Blade Runner (1982)	Finished It
89	Metropolis (1927)
90	Duck Soup (1933)
91	Finding Nemo (2003)
92	Donnie Darko (2001)
93	General, The (1927)

Hmmm....aparently 'fan fiction' wasn't a choice....

futuredoc — Sun, 04 Jul 2004 21:39:56 GMT

You're a Mystery writer!

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Just FKN great!

futuredoc — Sat, 26 Jun 2004 10:33:38 GMT

I just found out on TOP of all the other money issues i'm having, that the chem lab i'm taking this summer requires a book. No problem you say? Buy it used you say? My thoughts exactly- until I found out that the book is HOT off the presses, as in brand new, as in summer is the first time the book will ever have been used, as in they made a LOT of changes to it so i don't know if i can buy the old edition and still get away with using this book.

cost of said organic chemistry book: $115

if anyone out there has this book:
Introduction to Organic Laboratory Techniques: A Small-Scale Approach
by Donald L. Pavia, et al
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0030245192/qid=1088270955/sr=1-1/ref=sr_1_1/002-8359012-9317629?v=glance&s=books

and are willing to loan it to me for the summer, I'd be happy. I know it's an old edition, but i'm going to go ask the lab instructor if I can use the old edition b/c i really can't afford the new one....

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futuredoc — Fri, 25 Jun 2004 00:43:58 GMT

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