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Russia's jailed opposition leader Alexei Navalny has died. The Vladimir Putin critic was serving a 19-year-term at the Arctic prison colony, considered to be one of the toughest jails in Russia.

Putin critic Alexei Navalny dead inside jail 

Russia's jailed opposition leader Alexei Navalny has died. The Vladimir Putin critic was serving a 19-year term at the Arctic prison colony, considered to be one of the toughest jails in Russia.

Russia's jailed opposition leader Alexei Navalny reportedly died on February 16. The Vladimir Putin critic was serving a 19-year-term at the Arctic prison colony, which is considered one of the toughest jails in Russia. He was 47.
The prison authorities said that Navalny "felt unwell" after a walk at the IK-3 penal colony in Kharp, about 1,900 km (1,200 miles) north east of Moscow. The officials further said that they were trying to determine the cause of the death.
The prison service said that Navalny had lost consciousness almost immediately.
"The medical staff of the institution arrived immediately, and an ambulance team was called," the prison service said,&nbsp; according to Reuters news agency. &nbsp; "All necessary resuscitation measures were carried out, which did not yield positive results. Doctors of the ambulance stated the death of the convict."
"The causes of death are being established," the Federal Penitentiary Service of the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous District said in a statement.
The Kremlin said that Vladimir Putin has been informed of Navalny's death. The outspoken Russian leader was poisoned twice before. Both times, Russia was blamed.&nbsp;
Navalny earned admiration from Russia's disparate opposition for voluntarily returning to Russia in 2021 from Germany, where he had been treated for what Western laboratory tests showed was an attempt to poison him with a nerve agent. &nbsp; Navalny said at the time that he was poisoned in Siberia in August 2020. The Kremlin denied trying to kill him and said there was no evidence he was poisoned with a nerve agent.
Navalny rose to prominence more than a decade ago by going against the elite class around President Vladimir Putin and voicing allegations of corruption on a vast scale.&nbsp;
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The suspended MPs from the Opposition parties spent the first night in the open air inside the Parliament Complex as part of their 50-hour relay protest against their suspension by the Rajya Sabha chairman. On waking up on Thursday morning, the MPs were busy checking their mobile phones, videos shared online showed. The 20 MPs, suspended over Monday and Tuesday, include seven from the TMC, six from the DMK, three from the Telangana Rashtra Samithi, two from the Communist Party of India (Marxist) and one each from the Communist Party of India and the Aam Aadmi Party.

50-hour protest at Parliament: Opposition MPs spend 1st night under sky

On waking up on Thursday morning, the MPs were busy checking their mobile phones, videos shared online showed.

The suspended MPs from the Opposition parties spent the first night in the open air inside the Parliament Complex as part of their 50-hour relay protest against their suspension by the Rajya Sabha chairman.
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On waking up on Thursday morning, the MPs were busy checking their mobile phones, videos shared online showed. They had tea at 6 am which was organised by the DMK.&nbsp; The 20 MPs, suspended over Monday and Tuesday, include seven from the TMC, six from the DMK, three from the Telangana Rashtra Samithi, two from the Communist Party of India (Marxist) and one each from the Communist Party of India and the Aam Aadmi Party.

The Congress-led opposition on Tuesday walked out from both houses of Parliament to protest the suspension of 12 opposition MPs from the Rajya Sabha and boycotted the day's proceedings in the Upper House after the chairman asked them to apologise.         After the walkout, opposition MPs demonstrated in front of Mahatma Gandhi's statue inside Parliament complex, raising slogans against the government and its "dictatorial attitude" and saying they would continue to raise their voices on the matter.  Eight opposition party leaders led by Mallikarjun Kharge met Rajya Sabha Chairman M Venkaiah Naidu and urged him to revoke the suspension. Naidu, sources said, told them that it may not be possible without proper functioning of the House and a sincere regret for their misconduct.
"Apology for what? For raising the issues of the people in Parliament? Never," Congress leader Rahul Gandhi declared in a tweet in Hindi.
  Upset at their demand of the revocation of suspension not being met, opposition members decided to boycott the day's proceedings of the Rajya Sabha in protest.
In the Lok Sabha, however, the opposition, led by the Congress, decided to participate in discussions.
Of the 12 MPs suspended for the entire winter session on Monday, six are from the Congress, two each from the TMC and Shiv Sena and one each from the CPM and the CPI.  In the Lok Sabha, TMC members neither joined the protests nor walked out. In the Rajya Sabha, the party's members staged a walkout a short while after the other opposition MPs. Its leader Derek O'Brien said it's not the opposition but the 80 MPs of the treasury benches who should be suspended as they blocked certain discussions during the previous monsoon session.
The party would stage its protests from Wednesday, he added on Twitter. "Starting tomorrow 1 Dec, from 10 am to 6 pm Mon-Fri- the 12 Opposition MPs suspended from Rajya Sabha will sit in dharna in front of Mahatma Gandhi statue Parliament," O’Brien tweeted.
A day after the suspension, several Congress leaders spoke on the issue and maintained that the move was against the rules and practices of the House.
Accusing the government of adopting the path of confrontation with the opposition, the Congress said talk of cooperation in the smooth running of the House "is a sham".
  "We and other opposition leaders opposed the suspension of MPs in Rajya Sabha and under the leadership of Sonia Gandhi and TR Baalu staged a walkout in the Lok Sabha.  "We have decided to oppose the way democracy has been tattered in Rajya Sabha by suspending 12 MPs. We have decided to oppose such  dictatorial attitude of the government," Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury, Congress leader in the Lok Sabha, said after the walkout.
This government, he added, is not giving opposition MPs the opportunity to speak inside the house.
"The government wants to threaten the opposition and suppress their voice by suspending its members in Rajya Sabha. We cannot keep quiet about the suspension of our members in the Rajya Sabha," Chowdhury told reporters outside Parliament.
Congress chief whip in the Rajya Sabha Jairam Ramesh said they would boycott the Rajya Sabha for the entire day.
"All Opposition parties, including TMC and BSP walked out of Rajya Sabha and won't attend proceedings today to protest against manner in which 12 MPs were suspended for entire session. Bills passed undemocratically. Then repealed undemocratically. Those who raise their voices suspended. This is New India," Ramesh tweeted.
His party colleague Anand Sharma, Congress deputy leader in the Rajya Sabha, said the opposition is seriously concerned over the developments. What has happened is in violation of precedents,  rules and practices, Sharma said.
"We have urged the chairman to revoke the suspension and the opposition protest will continue. The rules don't allow to take action against members over what happened in the last session," Sharma said.
He alleged that the government had embarked on  the path of confrontation with the opposition.  The 12 MPs suspended for the remaining part of the winter session for their misconduct and unruly behaviour during the last session include Congress' Chhaya Verma, Shiv Sena's Priyanka Chaturvedi and TMC's Dola Sen.

Rajya Sabha deadlock: suspended Opposition MPs to hold protest, Rahul asks apology for what?

The Congress-led opposition on Tuesday walked out from both houses of Parliament to protest the suspension of 12 opposition MPs from the Rajya Sabha and boycotted the day's proceedings in the Upper House after the chairman asked them to apologize. &nbsp; After the walkout, opposition MPs demonstrated in front of Mahatma Gandhi's statue inside the Parliament complex, raising slogans against the government and what they called "dictatorial attitude".&nbsp; Eight opposition party leaders led by&nbsp;Mallikarjun Kharge met Rajya Sabha Chairman M Venkaiah Naidu and urged him to revoke the suspension. Naidu, reports said, told them that it may not be possible without proper functioning of the House and sincere regret for their misconduct.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi declared in a tweet in Hindi that the leaders will never tender an apology.
Of the 12 MPs suspended for the entire winter session on Monday, six are from the Congress, two each from the TMC and Shiv Sena, and one each from the CPM and the CPI.&nbsp;&nbsp; The 12 MPs&nbsp;will sit on protest in front of the Mahatma Gandhi&rsquo;s statue from Wednesday.

After the walkout, opposition MPs demonstrated in front of Mahatma Gandhi's statue inside Parliament complex, raising slogans against the government and what they called "dictatorial attitude".&nbsp;

The Congress-led opposition on Tuesday walked out from both houses of Parliament to protest the suspension of 12 opposition MPs from the Rajya Sabha and boycotted the day's proceedings in the Upper House after the chairman asked them to apologise. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;
After the walkout, opposition MPs demonstrated in front of Mahatma Gandhi's statue inside the Parliament complex, raising slogans against the government and its "dictatorial attitude" and saying they would continue to raise their voices on the matter.&nbsp;
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Eight opposition party leaders led by&nbsp;Mallikarjun Kharge met Rajya Sabha Chairman M Venkaiah Naidu and urged him to revoke the suspension. Naidu, sources said, told them that it may not be possible without proper functioning of the House and sincere regret for their misconduct.
"Apology for what? For raising the issues of the people in Parliament? Never," Congress leader Rahul Gandhi declared in a tweet in Hindi.
&nbsp;Upset at their demand of the revocation of suspension not being met, opposition members decided to boycott the day's proceedings of the Rajya Sabha in protest.
In the Lok Sabha, however, the opposition, led by the Congress, decided to participate in discussions.
Of the 12 MPs suspended for the entire winter session on Monday, six are from the Congress, two each from the TMC and Shiv Sena, and one each from the CPM and the CPI.&nbsp;
In the Lok Sabha, TMC members neither joined the protests nor walked out. In the Rajya Sabha, the party's members staged a walkout a short while after the other opposition MPs.
Its leader Derek O'Brien said it's not the opposition but the 80 MPs of the treasury benches who should be suspended as they blocked certain discussions during the previous monsoon session.
The party would stage its protests from Wednesday, he added on Twitter. "Starting tomorrow 1 Dec, from 10 am to 6 pm Mon-Fri- the 12 Opposition MPs suspended from Rajya Sabha will sit in dharna in front of Mahatma Gandhi statue Parliament," O&rsquo;Brien tweeted.
A day after the suspension, several Congress leaders spoke on the issue and maintained that the move was against the rules and practices of the House.
Accusing the government of adopting the path of confrontation with the opposition, the Congress said talk of cooperation in the smooth running of the House "is a sham".
&nbsp; "We and other opposition leaders opposed the suspension of MPs in Rajya Sabha and under the leadership of Sonia Gandhi and TR Baalu staged a walkout in the Lok Sabha.&nbsp; "We have decided to oppose the way democracy has been tattered in Rajya Sabha by suspending 12 MPs. We have decided to oppose such&nbsp; dictatorial attitude of the government," Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury, Congress leader in the Lok Sabha, said after the walkout.
This government, he added, is not giving opposition MPs the opportunity to speak inside the house.
"The government wants to threaten the opposition and suppress their voice by suspending its members in Rajya Sabha. We cannot keep quiet about the suspension of our members in the Rajya Sabha," Chowdhury told reporters outside Parliament.
Congress chief whip in the Rajya Sabha Jairam Ramesh said they would boycott the Rajya Sabha for the entire day.
"All Opposition parties, including TMC and BSP walked out of Rajya Sabha and won't attend proceedings today to protest against manner in which 12 MPs were suspended for entire session. Bills passed undemocratically. Then repealed undemocratically. Those who raise their voices suspended. This is New India," Ramesh tweeted.
His party colleague Anand Sharma, Congress deputy leader in the Rajya Sabha, said the opposition is seriously concerned over the developments. What has happened is in violation of precedents,&nbsp; rules and practices, Sharma said.
"We have urged the chairman to revoke the suspension and the opposition protest will continue. The rules don't allow to take action against members over what happened in the last session," Sharma said.
He alleged that the government had embarked on&nbsp; the path of confrontation with the opposition.&nbsp; The 12 MPs suspended for the remaining part of the winter session for their misconduct and unruly behaviour during the last session include Congress' Chhaya Verma, Shiv Sena's Priyanka Chaturvedi and TMC's Dola Sen.

It is time to rise above political compulsions to realise the 'ultimate goal' of winning the 2024 Lok Sabha polls, Congress president Sonia Gandhi told top Opposition leaders on Friday as she pitched for a broad unity of the anti-BJP forces.
The virtual meeting -- one of the biggest gatherings of Opposition leaders in recent times -- was attended by NCP's Sharad Pawar, TMC's Mamata Banerjee, Shiv Sena's Uddhav Thackeray and DMK's M K Stalin among others.The Congress will not be found wanting while working towards this goal, Sonia said at a virtual meeting of the leaders of 19 Opposition parties.
She said the ultimate goal is the 2024 Lok Sabha election for which the Opposition&nbsp;has to begin to plan systematically with the single-minded objective of giving a government to our country that believes in the values of the freedom movement and in the principles and provisions of Constitution.
Noting that the 75th anniversary of the country's independence is indeed the most appropriate occasion "to reaffirm our individual and collective resolve", Sonia assured the Opposition leaders, saying "the Indian National Congress will not be found wanting".
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Cong will not be found wanting: Sonia tells Opposition leaders to forge unity for 2024 polls

It is time to rise above political compulsions to realise the 'ultimate goal' of winning the 2024 Lok Sabha polls, Congress president Sonia Gandhi told top Opposition leaders on Friday as she pitched for a broad unity of the anti-BJP forces.

//Sonia Gandhi pitches for broad&nbsp;Oppn&nbsp;unity to win 2024 Lok&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;polls&nbsp; //'Time to rise above political compulsions', Sonia tells 19&nbsp;Oppn&nbsp;parties&nbsp;in virtual meet //'Oppn&nbsp;has to begin to plan&nbsp;systematically with single-minded objective' //UPA&nbsp;chief Sonia: Congress will not be found wanting'&nbsp;

The virtual meeting -- one of the biggest gatherings of Opposition leaders in recent times -- was attended by NCP's Sharad Pawar, TMC's Mamata Banerjee, Shiv Sena's Uddhav Thackeray and DMK's M K Stalin among others.

It is time to rise above political compulsions to realise the 'ultimate goal' of winning the 2024 Lok Sabha polls, Congress president Sonia Gandhi told top Opposition leaders on Friday as she pitched for a broad unity of the anti-BJP forces.
The virtual meeting -- one of the biggest gatherings of Opposition leaders in recent times -- was attended by NCP's Sharad Pawar, TMC's Mamata Banerjee, Shiv Sena's Uddhav Thackeray and DMK's M K Stalin among others. The Congress will not be found wanting while working towards this goal, Sonia said at a virtual meeting of the leaders of 19 Opposition parties.
She said the ultimate goal is the 2024 Lok Sabha election for which the Opposition&nbsp;has to begin to plan systematically with the single-minded objective of giving a government to our country that believes in the values of the freedom movement and in the principles and provisions of Constitution.
Noting that the 75th anniversary of the country's independence is indeed the most appropriate occasion "to reaffirm our individual and collective resolve", Sonia assured the Opposition leaders, saying "the Indian National Congress will not be found wanting".
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After opposition's attack on government over the ruckus in Parliament, Centre has hit back with a video of the scuffle inside Rajya Sabha on Wednesday.
The opposition had alleged that women MPs were manhandled by the marshals inside the House. The govt's on the hand claimed that MPs scuffled with the marshals and manhandled them.
The video shows opposition MPs jostling with the marshals and trying to enter the well. A few MPs and marshals can be seen pushing and pulling each other.
Last two days, Parliament witnessed dramatic scenes as opposition MPs scaled up their protests over the Pegasus issue and the new farm laws.
Some MPs had climbed on the tables on Tuesday and were seen flinging files and papers towards the chair while raising slogans.

Watch: Opposition MPs versus marshals inside Rajya Sabha

After opposition's attack on government over the ruckus in Parliament, Centre has hit back with a video of the scuffle inside Rajya Sabha on Wednesday.

After opposition's attack on government over the ruckus in Parliament, Centre has hit back with a video of the scuffle inside Rajya Sabha on Wednesday.
The opposition had alleged that women MPs were manhandled by the marshals inside the House. The govt's on the hand claimed that MPs scuffled with the marshals and manhandled them.
The video shows opposition MPs jostling with the marshals and trying to enter the well. A few MPs and marshals can be seen pushing and pullng each other.
Last two days, Parliament witnessed dramatic scenes as opposition MPs scaled up their protests over the Pegasus issue and the new farm laws.
Some MPs had climbed on the tables on Tuesday and were seen flinging files and papers towards the chair while raising slogans.

After opposition's attack on government over the ruckus in Parliament, Centre has hit back with a video of the scuffle inside Rajya Sabha on Wednesday.

After opposition's attack on government over the ruckus in Parliament, Centre has hit back with a video of the scuffle inside Rajya Sabha on Wednesday.
The opposition had alleged that women MPs were manhandled by the marshals inside the House. The govt's on the hand claimed that MPs scuffled with the marshals and manhandled them.
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The video shows opposition MPs jostling with the marshals and trying to enter the well. A few MPs and marshals can be seen pushing and pulling each other.
Last two days, Parliament witnessed dramatic scenes as opposition MPs scaled up their protests over the Pegasus issue and the new farm laws.
Some MPs had climbed on the tables on Tuesday and were seen flinging files and papers towards the chair while raising slogans.

Days after driving a tractor to Parliament, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, alongwith other opposition leaders, rode bicycle to Parliament on Tuesday. The Congress MP hosted opposition leaders over breakfast to frame joint offensive on the government over the Pegasus snooping scandal.The Opposition has held up Monsoon Session of Parliament over&nbsp;the issue and has been demanding a discussion in the House.Meanwhile, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday slammed the opposition for not letting Parliament run.Addressing a BJP Parliamentary Party meet, the PM said that the opposition is insulting democracy by not letting Parliament run.

Rahul rides bicycle to Parliament, PM Modi slams opposition for disruption

Days after driving a tractor to Parliament, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, along with other opposition leaders, rode bicycle to Parliament on Tuesday.

Days after driving a tractor to Parliament, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, along with other opposition leaders, rode bicycle to Parliament on Tuesday. The Congress MP hosted opposition leaders over breakfast to frame joint offensive on the government over the Pegasus snooping scandal. The Opposition has held up Monsoon Session of Parliament over&nbsp;the issue and has been demanding a discussion in the House. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday slammed the opposition for not letting Parliament run. Addressing a BJP Parliamentary Party meet, the PM said that the opposition is insulting democracy by not letting Parliament run.

Days after driving a tractor to Parliament, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, along with other opposition leaders, rode bicycle to Parliament on Tuesday.

Days after<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/watch-rahul-gandhi-drives-a-tractor-to-parliament-to-protest-against-farm-laws-1627280150083" target="_blank"> driving a tractor to Parliament</a>, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, along with other opposition leaders, rode bicycle to Parliament on Tuesday. The Congress MP hosted opposition leaders over breakfast to frame joint offensive on the government over the Pegasus snooping scandal. The Opposition has held up Monsoon Session of Parliament over&nbsp;the issue and has been demanding a discussion in the House. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday slammed the opposition for not letting Parliament run. Addressing a BJP Parliamentary Party meet, the PM said that the opposition is insulting democracy by not letting Parliament run.
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West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee met interim Congress leader Sonia Gandhi and Rahul&nbsp;at 10 Janpath&nbsp;in New Delhi&nbsp;on Wednesday.&nbsp;
Banerjee&nbsp;said that her meeting with the Congress leaders was positive and they discussed a host of issues ranging from the Covid-19 pandemic, the Pegasus row to opposition unity.&nbsp;
Speaking about putting up a united front against the BJP, the TMC&nbsp;chief said that everyone needs to work together in order to defeat the saffron party. She added that she is not a leader but a cadre and a street fighter.&nbsp;
She also said that she is not a political astrologer so she can't say who will lead opposition but she has no problem if someone else becomes the leader

‘Alone I am nothing, have to work together’: Bengal CM as she meets Sonia Gandhi

Mamata's meeting with several opposition leaders in Delhi is being seen as preparation for the 2024 general elections

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee met interim Congress President Sonia Gandhi and Rahul&nbsp;at 10 Janpath&nbsp;in New Delhi&nbsp;on Wednesday.&nbsp;
Banerjee&nbsp;said that her meeting with the Congress leaders was positive and they discussed a host of issues ranging from the Covid-19 pandemic, the Pegasus row to opposition unity.&nbsp;
BITE: Alone, I am nothing - everyone will have to work together. I am not a leader, I am a cadre. I am a person from the street:
She also said that she is not a political astrologer so she can't say who will lead opposition but she has no problem if someone else becomes the leader

Mamata's meeting with several opposition leaders in Delhi is being seen as preparation for the 2024 general elections

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee met interim Congress President Sonia Gandhi and Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi&nbsp;at 10 Janpath&nbsp;in New Delhi&nbsp;on Wednesday.&nbsp;
Banerjee&nbsp;said that her meeting with the Congress leaders was positive and they discussed a host of issues ranging from the Covid-19 pandemic, the Pegasus row to opposition unity.&nbsp;
Speaking about putting up a united front against the BJP, the TMC&nbsp;chief said that everyone needs to work together in order to defeat the saffron party. She added that she is not a leader but a cadre and a street fighter.&nbsp;
She also said that she is not a political astrologer so she can't say who will lead opposition but she has no problem if someone else becomes the leader

Leaders of 12 opposition parties Wednesday wrote to Prime Minister Narendra Modi seeking a free mass vaccination campaign against coronavirus, and suspending the central vista revamp project and utilise that money in fighting the pandemic.
In a joint letter to the prime minister, the opposition leaders, including some chief ministers, have also demanded providing foodgrains to the needy, and giving Rs 6,000 per month to the unemployed.
The leaders have also demanded a repeal of the three Central farm laws which, they said, will help protect lakhs of 'annadatas' from becoming the victims of pandemic.The signatories include Congress president Sonia Gandhi, former prime minister and JDS leader H D Deve Gowda and NCP supremo Sharad Pawar.

 12 Oppn leaders write to PM Modi, demand free mass vaccination, suspension of Central Vista project

Leaders of 12 opposition parties Wednesday wrote to Prime Minister Narendra Modi seeking a free mass vaccination campaign against coronavirus, and suspending the central vista revamp project and utilise that money in fighting the pandemic.
In a joint letter to the prime minister, the opposition leaders, including some chief ministers, have also demanded providing foodgrains to the needy, and giving Rs 6,000 per month to the unemployed.
The leaders have also demanded a repeal of the three Central farm laws which, they said, will help protect lakhs of 'annadatas' from becoming the victims of pandemic. The signatories include Congress president Sonia Gandhi, former prime minister and JDS leader H D Deve Gowda and NCP supremo Sharad Pawar.

12 Oppn leaders write to PM, demand free vaccination, halt on Central Vista project

12 Oppn&nbsp;leaders write to PM, demand free vaccination&nbsp;
'Suspend Central Vista project, utilise money to fight Covid-19'
(rest in bold supers)
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Leaders of 12 opposition parties Wednesday wrote to Prime Minister Narendra Modi seeking a free mass vaccination campaign against coronavirus, and suspending the central vista revamp project and utilise that money in fighting the pandemic.
In a joint letter to the prime minister, the opposition leaders, including some chief ministers, have also demanded providing foodgrains to the needy, and giving Rs 6,000 per month to the unemployed.
The leaders have also demanded a repeal of the three central farm laws which, they said, will help protect lakhs of 'annadatas' from becoming the victims of pandemic. The signatories include Congress president Sonia Gandhi, former prime minister and JDS leader H D Deve Gowda and NCP supremo Sharad Pawar.

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