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Articles with tag: Society

What's In a Name?

Aziz Akhmad   Jul 16, 2008   interacts: 8

The name, Blue Area, has for some reason stuck in the collective memory of people of Islamabad, but not Jinnah Avenue. I never understood why?

Aamir - A Film Review

Dost Mittar   Jul 4, 2008   interacts: 148

Most of the film is shot in the rough, mean streets of Mumbai and captures the cold, indifferent character of the city and its people.

Local Liberal Dribble

Nadeem F Paracha   Jun 23, 2008   interacts: 87

I think it's time we start addressing irrationally-charged matters like religious fanaticism as a psychological issue rather than an intellectual or an ideological one.

The Lucifer Effect

Yasir Abbasi   May 16, 2008   interacts: 12

The only things that can truly slow the decay of our society, is to make sure the rule of law is implemented ‘equally and across the board’ to everyone.

Hitched Hikers Guide

Ibrahim M Khalil   May 18, 2008   interacts: 2

I never aspired for such superficial goals. Being mature beyond my age, I always dreamt of being a Groom (Dulha).

Life Long Commitment vs. Singledom

Kiran Farooque   May 19, 2008   interacts: 34

Marriage, I think, is highly overrated. Marriage being the perfect happily ever after and the solution to life’s problems is ‘just a myth we’ve been fed since childhood’

Persecution of Religious Minorities In Islamic Countries

Feroz Qutabshahi   May 9, 2008   interacts: 470

Meaningless protests over stupid cartoons do not achieve anything. Speaking up against injustices in their own countries does.

Happy Mother's Day

ammara ahmad   May 11, 2008   interacts: 15

Today, 11th May is Mother’s Day. It is almost absurdly romantic that a country like Pakistan would celebrate a day like to honor mothers!

Mind the Gap, The Generation Gap That Is

Bhaskar Dasgupta   Apr 21, 2008   interacts: 8

Between 9/11, Afghanistan, Bush and Iraq, a new generation is forming which will define America for the next thirty years at the least. I call it the angry generation.

Color-Blind Love

Feroz Qutabshahi   Apr 3, 2008   interacts: 353

Worldwide, interracial marriages are on the rise. However, 20 years ago, because of my religion, a German priest would not officiate our marriage nor would a Greek Orthodox priest.

Mass Difference: The Bhuttos and Civil Society

Nadeem F Paracha   Jan 6, 2008   interacts: 22

Populist, mass-oriented politics can effectively cancel out the two most prominent anti-populist strains in Pakistan i.e. the politico-religious and the elite-bourgeois.

The Landlady

Tahera Sajid   Jan 2, 2008   interacts: 12

Why do we exercise our right to hate so much more often than the right to love, anyway?

The Sufi Tarot Card Reader

Rakshanda Khan   Jan 1, 2008   interacts: 12

‘Hello! Would you like a reading?’ he asked, shuffling the cards with a flourish, his round, bald head settling into his broad shoulders with a friendly shrug.

Where is Ibn-Sina of the 21st Century?

Feroz Qutabshahi   Nov 27, 2007   interacts: 178

The 800-pound gorilla in the Islamic room is not ignorance or violence but “Blind” faith in Quran and the Hadith.

The Good Monster: Musharraf's Cultural Legacy

Nadeem F Paracha   Dec 8, 2007   interacts: 133

A leader’s true legacy tends to be more accurately deciphered when studied through the effects his ideas and policies have had on the cultural mindset of the people.

Resist, resist, resist: ‘The gift of a crisis’

Beena Sarwar   Nov 24, 2007   interacts: 197

General Musharraf’s announcement of an ‘emergency’ on Nov 3 stunned many among this otherwise complacent generation -- enough to finally act upon their convictions.

Pressures Mount on Pervez Musharraf

Beena Sarwar   Nov 15, 2007   interacts: 11

"The judges by not taking oath, the lawyers and civil society by resisting have shown the way. The media is standing by them. This is one battle the General is sure to lose"

Cholesterol Say Paak

Nadeem F Paracha   Nov 8, 2007   interacts: 129

I usually get my news by driving around the city. I see a look of uncertainty on the faces of the people, but no great movement.

Thorn Tree Gossip

Lokhi Menon   Nov 1, 2007   interacts: 4

They fall on the new gossip-meat
Like a ravening hyena pack,
tearing their “close” friend
To rotten pieces behind her back.

Calling Chanda

Anum Ali   Nov 2, 2007   interacts: 3

In her early twenties Haryalee, like Chanda, was a eunuch or more commonly known as the hirja or the third sex member of another hijra community residing in Nagin Chowk.

The Other Woman

Tahera Sajid   Oct 30, 2007   interacts: 19

She was a friend who just happened to be a woman...or, was she?

Curse of Arranged or Forced Marriages

Moiz Ansari   Oct 14, 2007   interacts: 89

He is from a “good” family or biradri! The girl might be given a chance to look at her future groom once if the parents are “Progressive”

Of No Importance

kashkin dabruski   Oct 21, 2007   interacts: 4

I need to move,
To some other place
Away from all this mayhem

Superseded

Anand Mahajan   Oct 12, 2007

A divorced woman, suspects misfortunes to rob her again in a new turn in her life; this time it didn’t end up tragic.

Suicide Note of a HIV Patient

Ali Kamran   Sep 17, 2007   interacts: 27

This was the first time I ever saw a HIV infected person. Before that I was ignorant to the extent that I thought of AIDS as an African Disease.

The Ladies Club

Tahera Sajid   Aug 19, 2007   interacts: 4

The atmosphere was charged up. Colour and glamour defined the mood in the large room occupied by women of all shapes and sizes.

Confessions of Webaholics

Zainub Razvi   Sep 23, 2007   interacts: 1

Has it been five hours since you’ve been watching movie clip after movie clip on You Tube? Or may be you were just randomly searching people’s profiles on Facebook.

Chunari vs. Topi

L Z   Aug 17, 2007   interacts: 5

When will we learn that the 'Daag' isn't imported and not on the 'Chunari' at all.

No longer Hydera-GOOD, its Hydera-BAD

Deepak Sapra   Sep 12, 2007   interacts: 9

The fly-over under construction at Panjagutta, supposed to relieve the city of its traffic woes in the most crowded stretch of the city, gave way.

An Unconditional Commitment to Pluralism

Rohit Chopra   Sep 7, 2007   interacts: 22

It means accepting a Hindu as a Hindu, a Muslim as a Muslim, a Jew as a Jew, an atheist as an atheist, an unbeliever as an unbeliever and it means respecting that choice.

Sex Education For the Next Generation

Khalid Sohail   Sep 7, 2007   interacts: 369

Sex education based on science, medicine and human psychology rather than cultural and religious superstitions help make rational and responsible choices in life.

Cellular Cancer

Javaria Farooqui   Aug 25, 2007   interacts: 8

Cell phones have erased distances and brought people closer. But each step in the cellular direction is bringing us closer to physical and mental problems.

This Is For The Men Who'll Roll Their Eyes

Sidra Omer   Jul 20, 2007   interacts: 154

I’m waiting for the day when the word feminism will not be a synonym for extremism.

Mobile Phone Ideas

Jay Prakash   Aug 21, 2007   interacts: 16

Philip Koetler, the marketing guru wrote that products that succeed are the ones that meet human needs, definitely not true for mobile phones.

The Quest

Astral U   Aug 9, 2007   interacts: 7

“Amman can you tell me who my real mother was?” Nazish asked gazing at the wall in front of her.

My Life Story

fariha ansari   Aug 1, 2007   interacts: 10

When I close my eyes in solitude and think about the goings-on in my life during the past 17 years, I realize that a big part of my life is gone, withered away, wasted...

24 Hours in Dubai - Dunes and Dinars

Naeem Randhawa   Jun 18, 2007   interacts: 37

Half the women I see are dressed in full burqas, and the other half look like Britney Spear rejects - this place is so full of opposites, it’s a yin yang of cultures.

Talibanization of Pakistan

Rafi Aamer   Apr 17, 2007   interacts: 196

By declaring that no law in Pakistan would be made against Islamic beliefs, the constituent assembly gave religious establishment the monopoly over legislative discourse thru which they could influence every part of the society.

Of horses, and garbage

mustafa islamabadi   Apr 15, 2007   interacts: 4

Its about how we as a society dispose off “our garbage”, and at a deeper level, how we deal with our problems. The fact is that we don’t! We leave them for other people to deal with.

Women’s Day 2007

Zainub Razvi   Mar 8, 2007   interacts: 7

The modern woman’s struggle isn’t simply or solely about securing absolute equality... This struggle, and its an on-going one, is one of identifying our changing roles within society and our homes, it’s about understanding and accepting

Soul Atrophy

Nasruminallah Mian   Feb 21, 2007   interacts: 8

Teams in any sport can be as good or as bad as the countries, societies and institutions they represent.

Muharram 10: ’Ashura: Commemorating Imam Hussain- The Prince of Martyrs

Asif Naqshbandi   Jan 29, 2007   interacts: 199

A translation of a section from Jami’s Shawhid al Nabuwwah

Get over the Victim Syndrome

Ahmer Muzammil   Jan 26, 2007   interacts: 236

The real issues that affect our daily lives are never addressed by opposition or the government, instead we are enamored with non-issues like huddod ordinance, attire of mushy, Kashmir, women’s face on hoardings, music in public buses and other crap

An Untouchable Apology

Bhaskar Dasgupta   Dec 20, 2006   interacts: 260

The untouchables of Hinduism are a wretched lot. While it is not at the level of genocide, it is an institutionalised social discrimination over a very long period of time.

The Iftaar Party Scene

A Ali   Oct 17, 2006   interacts: 11

It felt as if in a jiffy, every second person was smoking out there and I am pretty sure I saw someone sipping a Jack Daniels!

Tough to be Disabled in India

Shantanu Dutta   Oct 16, 2006   interacts: 12

In a country like India the numbers of the disabled are so large, their problems so complex, available resources so scarce and social attitudes so damaging, it is only legislation which can eventually bring about a substantial change in a uniform manner.

Laddo Ki Shadi

ammara ahmad   Dec 7, 2005   interacts: 11

She would bluntly reply to the question, “ Will you keep me instead of my sister?” This was obscene when said to males, but not that she cared

Indians Do Not Like Each Other

partha roy   Jun 11, 2005   interacts: 145

India is an amalgamation of 29 different mini countries/states.

Q for Qachas

Hassan Nasir   Apr 7, 2005   interacts: 9

Meera & Co. in shorts, doing Zuhr work-out at Fortress and leading Maghrib aerobics at Minar-e-Pakistan would do PR wonders for Nachta - Koodta Modern Pakistan.

Cell Phone Blues

Ibrahim M Khalil   Mar 25, 2005   interacts: 12

Mark Twain once said, “Clothes make the man. Naked people have little or no influence on society”. In today’s society, anyone without a cell phone is naked.

Why Fashion Matters

Khadija Hassan   Feb 19, 2005   interacts: 15

According to Frieha Altaf, “Fashion in Pakistan is and always has been for the elite. It has two effects: a trickle-up effect, when street fashion comes into the main-stream; and a trickle-down effect, when fashion moves from the elite to the masses

Avant-garde Pakistani Women

Zainab Mahmood   Jan 24, 2005   interacts: 17

She is the young, single, career woman in Pakistan today. Living at home, establishing her career, with no excess baggage. But it’s never that simple. After speaking to a wide array of women, from diverse backgrounds, I learnt about where they were

Ruzbihan and the Eunuch

Muhammad Farhan   Jan 24, 2005   interacts: 8

Being the smallest in his family, little Ruzbihan had a hard time trying to figure out ways to end his post-marriage misery. Sometimes he thought about divorce, but he knew his mother would kill herself if he did that. Sometimes he thought of committing s

Karma Camry

Jay Prakash   Jan 14, 2005   interacts: 42

Even a car can be trapped by the web of culture that we weave....

’NO’ to Ostentatious Displays and Wasteful Expenses

Salil Kader   Dec 17, 2004   interacts: 43

Supreme Court had banned serving of meals at hotels, clubs and marriage halls for marriage ceremonies. The Court, in its order, specified that ‘no meals or edibles other than hot and cold drinks could be served to guests.’

Caste and the City

Shivam Vij   Dec 6, 2004   interacts: 171

Caste discrimination operates via exclusivism. We won’t live with you, we won’t eat with you, and we won’t socialize with you. So it should not be surprising that such marginalisation extends to the job market.

The Price of Love

Beena Sarwar   Sep 15, 2004   interacts: 17

Hameed may not find it so easy to dispose of his daughter, who has refused to accept her fate lying down; before being locked up, she managed to contact some human rights activists.

The Story of Fatima

Mubashir Akram   Sep 14, 2004   interacts: 26

Are you lost somewhere? he asked her atop. No I am not, she lied and he kept busy. Both of them were spent. They slept. He had her twice and she got sleep of a little more than six hours. Ah - One of those rare nights!

Miracle on 35th Street

Zia Ahmed   Aug 8, 2004   interacts: 5

A certified post-menopausal woman had just given birth to a piece-of-the-moon baby. Hallelujah.

Pakistan and Civil Society

ijaz gul   Jun 25, 2004   interacts: 42

Pakistani civil society is distinct in its evolution. It took birth much before the geography of Pakistan was drawn.

Pink Flowers

Revathy Gopal   Jun 14, 2004   interacts: 21

The fat one has come back and my Didi’s face grows pale as ash. Why does she come again and again when she must know that she is not welcome, when all she can do is destroy the peace of our household...

The World Is BUT are We Ready for a New Pakistan?

Mubashir Butt   Apr 15, 2004   interacts: 74

When good comes calling, we Pakistanis tend to take the other path opposing sanity. Could we stop acting dwarfishly?

The Immoral Family

A Shiraz   Mar 2, 2004   interacts: 48

The most obedient youth form the more corrupt societies.

The Third Pasture

Nadeem F Paracha   Feb 4, 2004   interacts: 43

The play land today, nothing more than an apolitical wasteland of aimless youth. A youth that refuse. Refuse to understand. Understand the political and economic forces driving them. Driving them towards professional and social aspirations and goals. Goal

Thank you George

Shandana Minhas   Jan 27, 2004   interacts: 17

In the wake of September 11, the ‘Muslim world’ has fallen headfirst into an identity crisis. While falling on one’s head is generally quite painful, the fall was buffered by the fact that the ‘Muslim world’ doesn’t rea

Bravo!

Nadeem F Paracha   Jan 25, 2004   interacts: 83

The nazim barging into Ali Haider's flat... is this a trailer for a Ziaist future? We've had enough of trailers highlighting assorted Ziaist tendencies and Taliban whip-lash in the MMA ruled NWFP. So why should we in Karachi feel so 'liberal' and safe?

A-Okay

Soniah Kamal   Jan 9, 2004   interacts: 21

Unmarried mothers are maligned but a married mother using abortion as birth control society deems A-okay.

A Pocket Full of Faux Pas’

Khadija Hassan   Dec 22, 2003   interacts: 20

That’s the problem with money. It stifles creativity – instead of discovering one’s own style and sense, instead of honing one’s own eye by being forced to invent, to innovate one can just go and acquire another’s. Whether i

On Self Reference and the Law

Rafay Alam   Dec 15, 2003   interacts: 12

This article is about itself ... does it or does it not assert that 'the systems (some would say paradigms) in which society and law operate are constantly evolving; and with each shift (some would say revolution), society is placed outside its previous p

Blank Fate

JB    Nov 7, 2003   interacts: 18

Painfully she lifted her gaze, staring at the emptiness on her mother’s face. She knew then, she had lost everyone whom she was once proud to call hers

Toronto Talks in Whispers

Farzana Versey   Oct 26, 2003   interacts: 46

Canadian culture is open but reserved; there is a glass wall which lets you look in and look out, but not walk through.

How to waste a day

Sabeen Idris   Oct 11, 2003   interacts: 12

After breakfast the day is peppered with many sub-meals like breakfast reinterpreted, brunch, lunch, lunch in close collaboration with tea-time.

Azra

Batool Ali   Oct 8, 2003   interacts: 10

I feel like I’m stuck at a perpetual yellow light. As if all this is temporary...I want to be freed. From myself and from meaningless encounters with relatives and acquaintances who know nothing about me, who are more alien than the stranger sittin

Being a Girl...

Saroop Gul   Sep 24, 2003   interacts: 35

In our society gender seems to be a sky high barricade on the road to ambition.

Two Phases of Indian Secularism

Dost Mittar   Sep 14, 2003   interacts: 185

The second phase of Indian secularism started at Somnath (Gujarat) in a Toyota pick-up converted to look like a medieval Rath (chariot)

Bombs and Beards

Muhammad Farhan   Sep 2, 2003   interacts: 24

It traverses my face like a helmet strap, as if trying to keep my lower jaw from falling. What started as an urge to make something different out of myself has now maintained a debilitating and deceptive permanency, making others believe what I am not

Bari Imam’s Republic of Peeristan

Hala Malik   Jul 2, 2003   interacts: 46

Before, this disease was limited to the illiterate population of Pakistan, but now it’s becoming more of a fashion for literate and well-known people to be seeing some Pir or Sufi. It’s the latest new trend.

The Conversion Chiaroscuro

Farzana Versey   Jun 30, 2003   interacts: 131

Didi became a Hindu. Long before the RSS and the Pope got into a tiff about conversions. At that time it meant nothing to me.

For Better or Worse

Sheharyar Malhi   Jun 7, 2003   interacts: 78

Compromise is the key to a successful marriage but what happens when neither party is willing to do that?

Trembling Camera Flare on a Column Within a Column

Zeeshan Mahmud   May 28, 2003   interacts: 71

women who end up in this exclusive club-like section

Spare Us The Smoke, Please!

Madiha Waris   May 26, 2003   interacts: 51

non-smokers seriously need to start realizing their right to health and safety

Takht-e-Bahi

Saima Khan   May 10, 2003   interacts: 15

Takht-e-Bahi is famed for the quality of the kebabs available here.

Tales From Yore

Jagmohan Chadha   Mar 12, 2003   interacts: 35

success in business

Travels through America - Deep Thoughts

Nazar Khan   Mar 5, 2003   interacts: 44

Finally, it was one sight that took my heart and left a lasting impression on me of the beauty and simple innocence of a human being...

Question Authority

Saba Ali   Jan 4, 2003   interacts: 50

How I became a head banging revolutionary

Why I Am Not A Muslim?

Ameer Afraid   Dec 23, 2002   interacts: 61

Life is spent in the fastidious guarding of a few empty possessions that sit around like a congregation of useless whores

What is Intelligence?

Akalpit Prabhune   Dec 9, 2002   interacts: 10

After lot of analysis and research, scientist came up with so-called systematic method called IQ

Towards a Ramzaan Sunset

Rozaiba    Nov 25, 2002   interacts: 53

The world is getting ready to open the fast.

Closet

N J   Nov 18, 2002   interacts: 122

obviously there are thousands of Khurram out there with their conflicting mind sitting in the darkness of the closet looking for the light

The Endangered Species

Bina Shah   Nov 15, 2002   interacts: 146

I’m just waiting for the day when South Asian women are added to the WWF’s endangered species list.

The Sad Reality of Arranged Marriages in South Asia

Aqdas Afzal   Nov 2, 2002   interacts: 165

Arranged Marriages are Racist and prevent Social Mobility

Perfect Women. Imperfect Men

Nafees Ghaznavi   Oct 24, 2002   interacts: 68

women should also be able to fulfill their responsibilities towards their homes

The Politics of Rape

Beena Sarwar   Sep 28, 2002   interacts: 36

Why the Meerwala Jatoi panchayat thought they would get away with it

ISNA 39th Annual Conference

Naeem Randhawa   Sep 5, 2002   interacts: 37

More than 32,000 attended the 39th ISNA conference in Washington.

Action To Support Displaced Community in Gujrat

Ajay Raina   Aug 22, 2002   interacts: 190

I grow more certain day by day that we must start in Gujarat, what we did not do in Kashmir

The Myth of Autonomy

Mahim Maher   Jul 25, 2002   interacts: 83

The bomb blast had blown off many leaves from roadside trees.

The Riverbank

Hamid Mahmood   Jul 22, 2002   interacts: 63

Mahmood felt as if he was choking. Choking in the polluted environment of our society.

We, The Muslim Americans

Anne Shamim   Mar 21, 2002   interacts: 499

We envisioned a happy co-existence

After Pearl, Which Journalist is Next?

Anwar Iqbal   Mar 1, 2002   interacts: 24

So the press in Pakistan is free

A New Year Eve In Kabul’s Ruins

Anwar Iqbal   Jan 4, 2002   interacts: 16

for what should have been a joyous occasion, the songs were surprisingly sad

Shadows of Hate

Taimoor Husain   Sep 15, 2001   interacts: 21

those who survive, will never be the same anymore

My Last Chappu

Shankar    Aug 25, 2001   interacts: 213

it was a real beauty!

A Predilection for Grand Burglary

Gomathy Venkateswar   Aug 14, 2001   interacts: 10

Daughters also inherit from their mothers an affinity for burglaries!

In Memory of R.K. Narayan

Dost Mittar   May 24, 2001   interacts: 66

There are few people dead or alive who could tell stories the way Narayan did

The Meaning of Pakistan

Aisha Sarwari   Mar 10, 2001   interacts: 874

Metaphysical Politics of Pakistan

This Visit To Pakistan

Hassan Gardezi   Feb 21, 2001   interacts: 412

one notices some interesting adaptations in the life styles of upper classes

Marital Rape

Aurangzeb Haneef   Jan 8, 2001   interacts: 432

A man can’t rape his wife

An Obituary

Shandana Minhas   Nov 20, 2000   interacts: 17

Whatever you did to the least of my children, you did it for Me

I Am Wierd

anNy    Nov 3, 2000   interacts: 30

I seem to overflow from them all

Women in India: Are We Better Off?

Radhika Chandar   Sep 8, 2000   interacts: 156

What should the wife do if her husband beats her and troubles her?

Family Laws in Bangladesh

Esam Sohail   Jun 15, 2000

family law codes are inconsistent with the Constituion on three counts

Tower of Babel

Shehlah Zahiruddin   May 31, 2000   interacts: 12

My language was peppered with baithtta hoon and khata hoon along with the elongation of almost all Urdu words with aan such as ainak-aan...

Mecca or Mohenjodaro?

RMS Azam   May 6, 2000   interacts: 162

A living religion is more eloquent than a dead civilization

Roses and Broken China

Jawahara Saidullah   Mar 13, 2000   interacts: 24

A fragrant look at yesterday

Goodbye, yellow brick road..

Shandana Minhas   Feb 12, 2000   interacts: 23

today is the first day of my last week as a teacher...

Of Boylove and Boylovers

Sabia Ahmed   Aug 31, 1999   interacts: 223

We (even in the oh-so-liberal West) live in a more conformist society that we are led to believe

Marriage from a Man’s Point of View

Arif Abrar   Jun 27, 1999   interacts: 34

I have three words for other men about to take the plunge, when in doubt, smile and nod

Eqbal Ahmed - As I Knew Him

Pervez Hoodbhoy   May 27, 1999   interacts: 10

I had not heard of Eqbal Ahmad until I heard him speak in 1971 at an anti-war demonstration at MIT

Talaaq 3 Times She Said

AA    Mar 29, 1999   interacts: 23

Marriage is a strange habit

Accident

Shandana Minhas   Mar 15, 1999   interacts: 61

Who is going to pay the human cost of suffering?

Growing up an American Muslim

Zehra Rizvi   Feb 8, 1999   interacts: 139

You’re related to Saddam aren’t ya?

The Never-Ending Story

Kaneez Rehman   Jan 23, 1999   interacts: 117

A womans take on being a ’druggie’ in Pakistan

Religion and Current Social Practices - A dichotomy

Amin Saleh   Dec 9, 1998   interacts: 10

Do fatherless boys grow up into dangerous men?

Science, Delusion and the Appetite for Wonder

Richard Dawkins   Nov 27, 1998   interacts: 49

Is science a superior form of knowledge?

Miracle Workers at Shifa

Umair A Khan   Nov 18, 1998   interacts: 13

Battling disease and taboos: from male genitalia and female sexuality to kidney stones and hypertension.

The Lost Generation

Shandana Minhas   Oct 8, 1998   interacts: 17

You cannot throw a stone without hitting a cynic here

Recollections of my Grandfather

Asim Hayat   May 21, 1998   interacts: 1

They deserve their complete rest, after a simple, kind, and honourable life

Selective Islam in Pakistan

Imran Khan   Jan 21, 1998   interacts: 50

I feel there are certain western countries with far more Islamic traits than us, especially in the way they protect the rights of their citizens.

Love Means Never Having to Say You Are An Infidel!

Moe Chaudry   Nov 26, 1997   interacts: 21

Can you be a Muslim and marry a Jew? A closer look at inter-religious marriages.

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