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Hundreds of Muslim women were listed for "auction" on Sulli Deals mobile application and Twitter with photographs sourced without their permission and doctored

Sulli Deals: Delhi L-G grants sanction to prosecute main accused in muslim women auction case

Hundreds of Muslim women were listed for "auction" on Sulli Deals mobile application and Twitter with photographs sourced without their permission and doctored

Delhi Lieutenant Governor V K Saxena has granted sanction to prosecute the main accused in the 'Sulli Deals' case in which Muslim women were "auctioned" online.
Aumkareshwar Thakur (26) will be prosecuted under section 196 of the Criminal Procedure Code, which pertains to prosecution for offences against the State and for criminal conspiracy to commit such offence, sources said on Sunday.
Police need the LG's sanction to prosecute the accused under CrPC 196.
Thakur, who has studied Bachelors in Computer Applications (BCA) from IPS Academy in Madhya Pradesh's Indore, had allegedly created the Sulli Deals App and Sulli Deals Twitter handle that auctioned Muslim women on social media platforms with the aim of insulting them and the Muslim community.
Hundreds of Muslim women were listed for "auction" on the mobile application with photographs sourced without their permission and doctored.
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The police had registered a case on July 7, 2021, and Thakur was arrested in January this year.
"The LG is of the considered view that a prima facie case is made out against the accused, and therefore, the sanction is granted for prosecuting him," a source said.
After Thakur's arrest, Deputy Commissioner of Police (IFSO) KPS Malhotra had said that the accused had admitted that he was a member of a group on Twitter and the idea to defame and troll Muslim women was shared there.
"Thakur had developed a code on GitHub. The access of GitHub was with all the members of the group. He had shared the app on his Twitter account. The photos of the Muslim women were uploaded by the group members," the officer had said.
The investigation has revealed that the accused had joined the group on Twitter by the name of "Tradmahasabha" in January 2020 using the handle @gangescion.
During various group discussions, the members had talked about trolling Muslim women, the police had said.
The police had gathered information on Thakur while interrogating Niraj Bishnoi (21), believed to be the creator and alleged mastermind of the 'Bulli Bai' application, which also allegedly auctioned Muslim women.

Muslim women have been targeted again on an online platform similar to 'Sulli deals'. Barely 6 months after Github hosted a site which posted photos of Muslim women as 'Sulli deal of the day', another platform that goes by the name 'Bulli bai' is posting photographs of Muslim women. 
The Wire journalist Ismat Ara was one of the people who called out the online platform for harassment. She posted a screenshot from the portal that had her image and tweeted that it was very sad that as a Muslim woman she has to start the new year with a sense of fear & disgust. 
She tweeted later to inform that she has filed a complaint over the matter with the Cyber Cell of the Delhi Police.
According to journalist Mohammed Zubair, 'Bulli bai' has pictures of at least 100 influential Indian Muslim women. He also tweeted that @wannabesigmaf was one of the Twitter handles involved in the harassment. 
According to the Quint, the two handles allegedly involved in 'Bulli bai' are @Bullibai_ and @sage0x11. 
The online harassment of women elicited strong condemnation from politicians, activities and common people.
 
 

Barely 6 months after 'Sulli deals', Muslim women targeted again

Barely 6 months after Github hosted a site which posted photos of Muslim women as 'Sulli deal of the day', another platform that goes by the name 'Bulli bai' is posting photographs of Muslim women. 

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Muslim women have been targeted again on an online platform similar to 'Sulli&nbsp;deals'. Barely 6 months after Github&nbsp;hosted a site which posted photos of Muslim women as 'Sulli&nbsp;deal of the day', another platform that goes by the name 'Bulli bai' is posting photographs of Muslim women.&nbsp;
The Wire&nbsp;journalist Ismat&nbsp;Ara&nbsp;was one of the people who called out the online platform for harassment. She posted a screenshot from the portal that had her image and tweeted that it was&nbsp;very sad that as a Muslim woman she has to start the new year with a sense of fear &amp; disgust.&nbsp;
She tweeted later to inform that she has filed a complaint over the matter with the Cyber Cell of the Delhi Police.
In her complaint she wrote that she was shocked to find out a website/portal called &ldquo;bullibai.github.io&rdquo; which has since been deleted had a doctored picture of her in an improper, unacceptable and clearly lewd context
Other women also tweeted or posted screenshots&nbsp;from 'Bulli&nbsp;bai' with their photographs in it.&nbsp;
According to journalist Mohammed Zubair, 'Bulli&nbsp;bai' has pictures of&nbsp;at least 100 influential Indian Muslim women. He also tweeted names of one of the Twitter handles involved in the harassment.&nbsp;
According to the Quint, two other Twitter handles are also allegedly involved in 'Bulli&nbsp;bai'.&nbsp;
The online harassment of women elicited strong condemnation from politicians, activities and common people.

The online harassment of women elicited strong condemnation from politicians, activities and common people.

Muslim women have been targeted again on an online platform similar to 'Sulli&nbsp;deals'. Barely 6 months after Github&nbsp;hosted a site which posted photos of Muslim women as 'Sulli&nbsp;deal of the day', another platform that goes by the name 'Bulli bai' is posting photographs of Muslim women.&nbsp;
The Wire&nbsp;journalist Ismat&nbsp;Ara&nbsp;was one of the people who called out the online platform for harassment. She posted a screenshot from the portal that had her image and tweeted that it was&nbsp;very sad that as a Muslim woman she has to start the new year with a sense of fear &amp; disgust.&nbsp;
She tweeted later to inform that she has filed a complaint over the matter with the Cyber Cell of the Delhi Police.
In her complaint she wrote that she was shocked to find out a website/portal called &ldquo;bullibai.github.io&rdquo; which has since been deleted had a doctored picture of her in an improper, unacceptable and clearly lewd context
Other women also tweeted or posted screenshots&nbsp;from 'Bulli&nbsp;bai' with their photographs on it.&nbsp;
According to journalist Mohammed Zubair, 'Bulli&nbsp;bai' has pictures of&nbsp;at least 100 influential Indian Muslim women. He also tweeted that @wannabesigmaf&nbsp;was one of the Twitter handles involved in the harassment.&nbsp;
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According to the Quint, the two handles allegedly involved in 'Bulli&nbsp;bai' are&nbsp;@Bullibai_ and @sage0x11.&nbsp;
The online harassment of women elicited strong condemnation from politicians, activities and common people.
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The ongoing probe into the "Sulli Deals" case has revealed that around 30 Twitter handles were misused for uploading the morphed pictures of Muslim women for their purported "auction", the Delhi police said on Monday.
The Delhi police is trying to identify the members of the group which the 26-year-old Indore youth Aumkareshwar Thakur too was a part of, an official said.
They said Thakur had deleted the contents of his laptop. Thakur's laptop and phones along with those of Niraj Bishnoi, have been sent to the National Forensic Science Lab to ascertain their contents and access details.
Neeraj Bishnoi is the creator of the "Bulli Bai" app and was arrested earlier by Delhi police from Assam,
The police are trying to identify other members of the group misusing the Twitter handles.
Even though both Thakur and Bishnoi do not seem to regret their activities, Thakur lamented that his family had to face problems due to him, police said.
The accused were part of a traditional group where discussions were held about ancient tradition, the rise and downfall of Hinduism, the police said.
Hundreds of Muslim women were listed for “auction” on the mobile application with photographs sourced without permission and doctored.

 ‘Sulli Deals’ group misused 30 Twitter handles to target Muslim women: Police

Police say 'Sulli Deals' group misused 30 Twitter handles

Police say 'Sulli Deals' group misused 30 Twitter handles
'Sulli&nbsp;Deals': Police trying to identify members of the group
Sulli&nbsp;Deals and Bulli&nbsp;Bai&nbsp;app creators under police custody
Both Thakur and Bishnoi do not regret their activities: cops
The accused were part of a traditional group on internet

'Sulli Deals': The Delhi police is trying to identify the members of the group which the 26-year-old Indore youth Aumkareshwar Thakur too was a part of

The ongoing probe into the "Sulli Deals" case has revealed that around 30 Twitter handles were misused for uploading the morphed pictures of Muslim women for their purported "auction", the Delhi police said on Monday.
The Delhi police is trying to identify the members of the group which the 26-year-old Indore youth Aumkareshwar Thakur too was a part of, an official said.
They said Thakur had deleted the contents of his laptop. Thakur's laptop and phones along with those of Niraj Bishnoi, have been sent to the National Forensic Science Lab to ascertain their contents and access details.
Neeraj Bishnoi is the creator of the "Bulli Bai" app and was arrested earlier by Delhi police from Assam.
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The police are trying to identify other members of the group misusing the Twitter handles.
Even though both Thakur and Bishnoi do not seem to regret their activities, Thakur lamented that his family had to face problems due to him, police said.
The accused were part of a traditional group where discussions were held about ancient tradition, the rise and downfall of Hinduism, the police said.
Hundreds of Muslim women were listed for &ldquo;auction&rdquo; on the mobile application with photographs sourced without permission and doctored.

The Delhi Police has arrested a man believed to be the creator of "Sulli Deals" app from Indore in Madhya Pradesh, officials said on Sunday.
This is the first arrest made in the "Sulli Deals" app case, police said.
Hundreds of Muslim women were listed for “auction” on the mobile application with photographs sourced without permission and doctored.
Accused Aumkareshwar Thakur (26) did his BCA from IPS Academy in Indore and is a resident of Newyork City Township, they said.
Deputy Commissioner of Police (IFSO) KPS Malhotra said during preliminary interrogation, the accused admitted that he was a member of a group on Twitter and the idea to defame and troll Muslim women was shared there.  "He had developed the code on GitHub. The access of GitHub was with all the members of the group. He had shared the app on his Twitter account. The photos of the Muslim women were uploaded by the group members," the officer said.

Delhi Police: ‘Sulli Deals’ app creator arrested from Indore

The Delhi Police has arrested a man believed to be the creator of "Sulli Deals" app from Indore in Madhya Pradesh.
Police said this is the first arrest made in the "Sulli Deals" app case.
Hundreds of Muslim women were listed for &ldquo;auction&rdquo; on the mobile application with photographs sourced without permission and doctored.
Accused Aumkareshwar Thakur&nbsp;did his BCA from IPS Academy in Indore and is a resident of Newyork City Township, they said.
Police said during preliminary interrogation, the accused admitted that he was a member of a group on Twitter and the idea to defame and troll Muslim women was shared there.&nbsp; Thakur, the police said,&nbsp;had developed the code on GitHub&nbsp;and the&nbsp;access of GitHub was with all the members of the group. Police said&nbsp;Thakur had shared the app on his Twitter account and the photos of the Muslim women were uploaded by the group members.

Accused Aumkareshwar Thakur (26) did his BCA from IPS Academy in Indore and is a resident of Newyork City Township, Police said.

The Delhi Police has arrested a man believed to be the creator of "Sulli Deals" app from Indore in Madhya Pradesh, officials said on Sunday.
This is the first arrest made in the "Sulli Deals" app case, police said.
Hundreds of Muslim women were listed for &ldquo;auction&rdquo; on the mobile application with photographs sourced without permission and doctored.
Accused Aumkareshwar Thakur (26) did his BCA from IPS Academy in Indore and is a resident of Newyork City Township, they said.
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Deputy Commissioner of Police (IFSO) KPS Malhotra said during preliminary interrogation, the accused admitted that he was a member of a group on Twitter and the idea to defame and troll Muslim women was shared there.&nbsp; "He had developed the code on GitHub. The access of GitHub was with all the members of the group. He had shared the app on his Twitter account. The photos of the Muslim women were uploaded by the group members," the officer said.

Niraj Bishnoi, the alleged mastermind and creator of the 'Bulli Bai' application, has confessed that he habitually hacked and defaced the websites of schools and universities of both India and Pakistan, police officials said on Saturday.
They also said that Bishnoi disclosed during interrogation that he was in touch with the person behind the 'Sulli Deals' app that was hosted on GitHub in July last year.
The Delhi police had arrested 21-year-old Bishnoi from Assam and claimed that it has solved the case which relates to hundreds of Muslim women being listed for 'auction' on the 'Bulli Bai' app on the Github platform.
Also watch: Bulli Bai, GitHub, APK: Muslim women 'auction' app controversy explained
Bishnoi had created the Twitter account @giyu44 was created on January 3 to discredit the arrests made by the Mumbai Police in the case. In his tweet he accepted that he was behind the 'Bulli Bai' app and threw an open challenge to law enforcement agencies to nab him.

'Bulli Bai' accused habitual hacker, was in touch with 'Sulli Deals maker: police

Niraj Bishnoi, the alleged mastermind of the 'Bulli Bai' application, has confessed to hacking website regularly and also claimed to be in touch with maker of 'Sulli Deals', the police has said. 

The Delhi Police had arrested the 21-year-old from Assam and claimed that it has solved the case which relates to hundreds of Muslim women being listed for 'auction' on the 'Bulli Bai'&nbsp;app.&nbsp;

Niraj Bishnoi, the alleged mastermind and creator of the 'Bulli Bai' application, has confessed that he habitually hacked and defaced the websites of schools and universities of both India and Pakistan, police officials said on Saturday.
They also said that Bishnoi&nbsp;disclosed during interrogation that he was in touch with the person behind the 'Sulli Deals' app that was hosted on GitHub in July last year.
The Delhi police had arrested 21-year-old Bishnoi from Assam and claimed that it has solved the case which relates to hundreds of Muslim women being listed for 'auction' on the 'Bulli Bai'&nbsp;app on the Github platform.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/bulli-bai-github-apk-muslim-women-auction-app-controversy-explained-1641561441730">Bulli Bai, GitHub, APK: Muslim women 'auction' app controversy explained</a>
Bishnoi&nbsp;had created the Twitter account @giyu44 was created on January 3 to discredit the arrests made by the Mumbai Police in the case. In his tweet he accepted that he was behind the 'Bulli&nbsp;Bai' app and threw an open challenge to law enforcement agencies to nab him.

A local court on Tuesday remanded a 21-year-old engineering student, arrested in the 'Bulli Bai' app case, in Mumbai Police's custody till January 10.
The Mumbai cyber police apprehended the student, Vishal Kumar, from Bengaluru on Monday and later arrested him.
After being brought to Mumbai, he was produced before the Bandra metropolitan magistrate.
The police sought Kumar's custody for 10 days and also permission from the court to carry out searches at his premises in Bengaluru.
After hearing the police's submission, the magistrate remanded Kumar in police custody till January 10 and also permitted the cops to carry out searches at his premises.
The cyber cell had filed the FIR against unidentified persons following complaints that photographs of Muslim women were uploaded for auction on the app hosted by GitHub platform.
Earlier in the day, a Mumbai Police team also detained a woman, who is believed to be the main accused in the case, from Uttarakhand, an official said.
According to police, the woman and Kumar know each other.
Hundreds of Muslim women were listed for auction on the Bulli Bai' app with photographs sourced without permission and doctored. It has happened for the second time in less than a year. The app appeared to be a clone of Sulli Deals which triggered a similar row last year.
Amid outrage over Muslim women being targeted through the dodgy app, the Delhi Police had sought details from the GitHub platform about the developer of the 'Bulli Bai' mobile application and asked Twitter to block and remove related "offensive contents" on its platform.

 'Bulli Bai' row: accused remanded in Mumbai Police custody till January 10

One of the accused in the 'Bulli Bai' case has been sent to Mumbai Police's custody till January 10.

 'Bulli Bai' app row: accused remanded in Mumbai Police custody till Jan 10

A local court on Tuesday remanded a 21-year-old engineering student, arrested in the 'Bulli Bai' app case, in Mumbai Police's custody till January 10. The court has also permitted the cops to carry out searches at his premises.
The Mumbai cyber police apprehended the student, Vishal Kumar, from Bengaluru on Monday and later arrested him.
The cyber cell had filed the FIR against unidentified persons following complaints that photographs of Muslim women were uploaded for auction on the app hosted by GitHub platform.
Earlier in the day, a Mumbai Police team also detained a woman, who is believed to be the main accused in the case, from Uttarakhand, an official said.
According to police, the woman and Kumar know each other.
Hundreds of Muslim women were listed for auction on the Bulli Bai' app with photographs sourced without permission and doctored. It has happened for the second time in less than a year. The app appeared to be a clone of Sulli Deals which triggered a similar row last year.
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Earlier in the day, a Mumbai Police team also detained a woman, who is believed to be the main accused in the case, from Uttarakhand, an official said.

A local court on Tuesday remanded a 21-year-old engineering student, arrested in the 'Bulli Bai' app case, in Mumbai Police's custody till January 10.
The Mumbai cyber police apprehended the student, Vishal Kumar, from Bengaluru on Monday and later arrested him.
After being brought to Mumbai, he was produced before the Bandra metropolitan magistrate.
The police sought Kumar's custody for 10 days and also permission from the court to carry out searches at his premises in Bengaluru.
After hearing the police's submission, the magistrate remanded Kumar in police custody till January 10 and also permitted the cops to carry out searches at his premises.
The cyber cell had filed the FIR against unidentified persons following complaints that photographs of Muslim women were uploaded for auction on the app hosted by GitHub platform.
Earlier in the day, a Mumbai Police team also detained a woman, who is believed to be the main accused in the case, from Uttarakhand, an official said.
According to police, the woman and Kumar know each other.
Hundreds of Muslim women were listed for auction on the Bulli Bai' app with photographs sourced without permission and doctored. It has happened for the second time in less than a year. The app appeared to be a clone of Sulli Deals which triggered a similar row last year.
Amid outrage over Muslim women being targeted through the dodgy app, the Delhi Police had sought details from the GitHub platform about the developer of the 'Bulli Bai' mobile application and asked Twitter to block and remove related "offensive contents" on its platform.

GitHub user behind the 'Bulli Bai' platform has been blocked for posting doctored photos of Muslim women. 
IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnav tweeted that Github has confirmed blocking the user and police authorities and Computer Emergency Response Team are coordinating further action. 
Meanwhile, Delhi Police has filed an FIR against unknown persons after a journalist lodged a complaint and shared the copy of the complaint on Twitter.
According to the complaint, the woman, who works with an online news portal, sought immediate registration of an FIR and investigation against an unknown set of people who are "seeking to harass and insult Muslim women" on social media.
'Bulli Bai' platform was modelled after the 'Sulli deals' portal had surfaced in July last year. Both the portals targeted Muslim women and posted their photos online. 
 

Github user banned for posting doctored photos of Muslim women, case registered

IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnav tweeted that Github has confirmed blocking the user  behind 'Bulli Bai'

IT minister: user behind 'Bulli&nbsp;Bai' portal on Github&nbsp;banned
Delhi Police files FIR against unknown people after complaint
Complaint was filed by a journalist whose photo was used by 'Bulli&nbsp;Bai'
Journalist: online portal seeking to harass and insult Muslim women
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'Bulli&nbsp;Bai' platform was modelled after the 'Sulli&nbsp;deals' portal had surfaced in July last year. Both the portals targeted&nbsp;Muslim women and posted their photos online.&nbsp;

GitHub user behind the 'Bulli Bai' platform has been blocked for posting doctored photos of Muslim women.&nbsp;
IT Minister Ashwini&nbsp;Vaishnav&nbsp;tweeted that Github has confirmed blocking the user and police authorities and Computer Emergency Response Team are coordinating further action.&nbsp;
Meanwhile, Delhi Police has filed an FIR against unknown persons after a journalist lodged a complaint and shared the copy of the complaint on Twitter.
According to the complaint, the woman, who works with an online news portal, sought immediate registration of an FIR and investigation against an unknown set of people who are "seeking to harass and insult Muslim women" on social media.
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'Bulli&nbsp;Bai' platform was modelled after the 'Sulli&nbsp;deals' portal had surfaced in July last year. Both the portals targeted&nbsp;Muslim women and posted their photos online.&nbsp;
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The cyber&nbsp;cell of Delhi Police has registered an FIR against unknown people for creating an app named 'Sulli Deals' on popular open-source platform GitHub.&nbsp;The app creators had posted&nbsp;photographs of Muslim women and&nbsp;encouraged people to participate in their "auction". The police has also issued a notice to Github.
The FIR comes after National Commission for Women sought a detailed action taken report in the matter from the police.&nbsp;
Photos of journalists, activists,&nbsp;analysts, artists and researchers, along with their name and Twitter handles were uploaded and put up 'for auction' as 'Sulli&nbsp;deal of the day'.&nbsp;'Sulla' or 'Sulli' is a derogatory term used to refer to Muslims.&nbsp;

FIR against creators of app that used photos of Muslim women inappropriately

Delhi Police has registered an FIR against an app named 'Sulli Deals' for targeting&nbsp;Muslim women, notice sent to Github

The FIR by the police comes after the Delhi Commission for Women sought a detailed action taken report in the matter from the police

The cyber&nbsp;cell of the Delhi Police has registered an FIR against unknown people for creating an app named <a href="https://www.edtr.ai/9sgn">'Sulli Deals'</a> hosted by popular open-source platform GitHub.&nbsp;The app creators had posted&nbsp;photographs and details&nbsp;of Muslim women, many Indians, and&nbsp;encouraged people to participate in their "auction". The police has also issued a notice to software company&nbsp;Github.
The FIR comes after the Delhi Commission for Women sought a detailed action taken report in the matter from the police.&nbsp;
Photos of journalists, activists,&nbsp;analysts, artists and researchers, along with their name and Twitter handles were uploaded and put up 'for auction' as 'Sulli&nbsp;deal of the day'.&nbsp;'Sulla' or 'Sulli' is a derogatory term used to refer to Muslims.&nbsp;
The app sparked a massive outrage on social media platforms and was taken down by Github.&nbsp;

An open-source website called 'Sulli Deals' has been taken down after massive outrage online. The website put about 90 Muslim women, mostly Indians,&nbsp;&lsquo;on sale&rsquo;.
Photos of journalists, activists,&nbsp;analysts, artists and researchers, along with their name and Twitter handle were uploaded and put up 'for auction' on an app using the software development platform&nbsp;GitHub.&nbsp;'Sulla' or 'Sulli' is a derogatory term used to refer to Muslim women.&nbsp;
The website and its screengrabs started doing the rounds of social media on Sunday, when a Twitter user found the link shared it.&nbsp;The owners of the website were not immediately known. However, following the outrage,&nbsp;GitHub, which hosted the site,&nbsp;took it down.

Website targets Muslim women, puts activists, journalists 'on sale', taken down after outrage

Website targets Muslim women, puts activists, journalists 'on sale', taken down by Github&nbsp;after outrage

Website called 'Sulli Deals' taken&nbsp;down&nbsp;massive outrage online
Site&nbsp;put about 90 Muslim women, mostly Indians, 'on sale'
Photos of journalists, activists,&nbsp;put up online 'for auction'
Software firm&nbsp;GitHub&nbsp;which hosted the website has taken it down
'Sulla' or 'Sulli' is a derogatory term used to refer to Muslim women
Website was noticed when a Twitter user found the link shared it

An open-source website called 'Sulli&nbsp;Deals' came under fire after it targeted Muslim women, activists and journalists, and put&nbsp;them 'on sale'.

An open-source website called 'Sulli Deals' has been taken down after massive outrage online. The website put about 90 Muslim women, mostly Indians,&nbsp;&lsquo;on sale&rsquo;.
Photos of journalists, activists,&nbsp;analysts, artists and researchers, along with their name and Twitter handle were uploaded and put up 'for auction' on an app using the software development platform&nbsp;GitHub.&nbsp;'Sulla' or 'Sulli' is a derogatory term used to refer to Muslim women.&nbsp;
The website and its screengrabs started doing the rounds of social media on Sunday, when a Twitter user found the link shared it.&nbsp;The owners of the website were not immediately known. However, following the outrage,&nbsp;GitHub, which hosted the site,&nbsp;took it down.

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