21. Basic Library List-Analysis burkill, john C. A First Course in Mathematical Analysis New York, burkill,john C. The Lebesgue Integral New York, NY Cambridge University Press, http://www.maa.org/BLL/ANALYSIS.htm

ANALYSIS Back to Table of Contents Analysis: Foundations of Analysis Barnier, William and Feldman, Norman. Introduction to Advanced Mathematics Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice Hall, 1990. Bittinger, Marvin L. Logic, Proof, and Sets, Reading, MA: Addison-Wesley, 1982. Second Edition. Feferman, Solomon. The Number Systems: Foundations of Algebra and Analysis, New York, NY: Chelsea, 1989. Second Edition. * Fendel, Daniel and Resek, Diane. Foundations of Higher Mathematics: Exploration and Proof Reading, MA: Addison-Wesley, 1990. * Gardiner, A. Infinite Processes: Background to Analysis New York, NY: Springer-Verlag, 1982. Gleason, Andrew M. Fundamentals of Abstract Analysis Boston, MA: Jones and Bartlett, 1991. ** Landau, Edmund G.H. The Foundations of Analysis, New York, NY: Chelsea, 1951, 1966. Third Edition. Lightstone, A.H. Symbolic Logic and the Real Number System: An Introduction to the Foundations of Number Systems New York, NY: Harper and Row, 1965. Lucas, John F. Introduction to Abstract Mathematics, New York, NY: Ardsley House, 1990. Second Edition.

22. The Mathematics Genealogy Project - John Burkill According to our current online database, john burkill has 1 students and 69descendants. We welcome any additional information. http://www.genealogy.math.ndsu.nodak.edu/html/id.phtml?id=33932

23. The Mathematics Genealogy Project - Update Data For John Burkill If you have Mathematics Subject Classifications to submit for an entire group ofindividuals (for instance all those that worked under a particular advisor) http://www.genealogy.math.ndsu.nodak.edu/html/php/submit-update.php?id=33932

24. Christ Church Leyton - Tape Library - John john 12 20 36, MARK burkill, 9/7/97, 97/36. john 12 37 - 50, MARK burkill,9/14/97, 97/37. john 14, PHILIP HACKING, 2/8/98, 98/06 http://www.christchurchleyton.org.uk/tape/john.htm

John Passage Preacher Date Tape id John 1 : 1 - 14 MARK BURKILL John 1 : 14 - 34 MARK BURKILL John 1 : 35 - 51 RUSSELL MOUL John 10 : 1 - 21 ROGER WOODS John 10 :19 - 30 JEFF POTTER John 10 :22 - 42 MARK BURKILL John 11 : 1 - 44 TIM MCMAHON John 11 : 46 - 54 TIM MCMAHON John 11 : 55 - 12 :11 MARK BURKILL John 11: 1 - 46 TIM MCMAHON John 12 : 12 - 19 KEVYN DAVIES JONES John 12 : 20 - 36 MARK BURKILL John 12 : 37 - 50 MARK BURKILL John 14 PHILIP HACKING ROGER WOODS John 18 : 1 - 14 MARK BURKILL 96/MT John 19 : 16 - 42 MARK BURKILL 96/GF John 2 - 3 MARK BURKILL John 2 : 1 - 17 KEVYN DAVIES JONES John 2 : 18 - 25 MARK BURKILL John 20 : 19 - 23 TIM MCMAHON John 21 MARK BURKILL John 4 TIM MCMAHON John 4 : 1 - 42 JEFF POTTER John 4 : 43 - 54 MARK BURKILL John 5 : 1 - 30 TIM MCMAHON John 5 : 31 - 43 ROGER WOODS John 6 GEOFF NORRIS John 6 : 22 - 59 MARK BURKILL John 6 : 60 - 71 TIM MCMAHON John 6:1- 21 TIM MCMAHON John 7 : 1 - 13 KEVYN DAVIES JONES John 7 : 32 - End TIM MCMAHON John 7:14 - 31 MARK BURKILL John 8 :12 - 30 MARK BURKILL John 8 :31 - 59 MARK BURKILL John 9 : 1 - 41 MARK SIMPSON John 14 - 17 MARK BURKILL 00/MT John 18 - 19 DOMINIC WEBB 00/GF John 20 - 21 MARK BURKILL John 20 - 21 DOMINIC WEBB Last Updated on 01/10/00 Back to Tape library main page

25. Christ Church Leyton - Tape Library - 1 John 1 john 1 22, MARK burkill, 5/31/98, 98/22. 1 john 2 28 - 3 10, MARK burkill 1 john 3 11 - 24, MARK burkill, 7/12/98, 98/28. 1 john 4 1 - 6 http://www.christchurchleyton.org.uk/tape/john1.htm

1 John Passage Preacher Date Tape id 1 John 1 - 2:2 MARK BURKILL 1 John 2 : 28 - 3 : 10 MARK BURKILL 1 John 2 : 3 - 27 LUKE TAYLOR 1 John 3 : 11 - 24 MARK BURKILL 1 John 4 : 1 - 6 TIM MCMAHON 1 John 4:7 - 5:5 KEVYN DAVIES JONES 1 John 5 : 6 -21 MARK BURKILL Last Updated on 01/10/00 Back to Tape library main page

26. Peterhouse: Petreans - The Peterhouse Newsletter 1965) the College has established burkill Prizes in Mathematics, shows theCollege s portrait of Charles burkill, painted in 1973 by john Ward, ra. http://www.pet.cam.ac.uk/petreans/newsletter-2001/news.html

Newsletter Peterhouse news Burkill Prizes in Mathematics Ian Whittle's visit Peterhouse overseas It gives the College particular pleasure to reinforce contact with members living overseas, a long way from Trumpington Street. There has been a number of initiatives in the past year or so, building on visits made by the Master and Fellows to lecture or to attend conferences overseas: on 27th March 1999 the Master, Sir John Meurig Thomas, met some dozen Petreans, their spouses and guests living in Los Angeles and elsewhere in California, at an informal dinner at the CalTech Athenaeum. The Master was at CalTech, in Los Angeles, to deliver the Linus Pauling Lecture; while there, he received a Prize from the American Chemical Society; on 29th November 2000 the Master met fourteen Petreans living in the Toronto area, and from elsewhere in Ontario and Quebec, while he was in Canada to lecture in the 4th John C Polanyi Nobel Laureate Lecture Series at the University of Toronto. Our picture [above] was taken at the informal buffet luncheon held for Peterhouse at Massey College at the University. A number of Petreans also attended the Master's lecture, on 'The Architecture of the Invisible', and other lectures on the general theme of 'Building with Molecules', the previous day; Dr Roderick Munday, Fellow, Steward and Wine Steward, and University Lecturer in Law, participated in the 14th International Conference of the International Society for the Reform of Criminal Law in Johannesburg, South Africa, between 4th and 7th December 2000. Dr Nelson Mandela was amongst the participants. While in Johannesburg, Dr Munday took the opportunity to meet a number of Petreans.

27. Peterhouse: Archived News The former Master of Peterhouse, Professor Sir john Meurig Thomas, has beenelected an burkill Prizes in Mathematics Very generous prizes for excellent http://www.pet.cam.ac.uk/news/archive.html

News Archived News [Posted 23/3/05] Mr B H G Wormald: Members of the College will be saddened to learn of the death of Mr Brian Wormald on the 22nd March 2005, at the age of 92. Mr Wormald came to Peterhouse as an undergraduate in 1931 and became a Fellow in 1938. He was Dean from 1941 to 1944, Tutor 1952 to 1956, Senior Tutor 1956 to 1962, and senior Fellow 1968 to 1979. In 1979 he became an Emeritus Fellow. The funeral service for Mr Wormald will take place on Wednesday 13th April at the Church of Our Lady and the English Martyrs, Lensfield Road, Cambridge at 2:00 p.m. [Posted 26/10/04] Professor Sir John Meurig Thomas: The former Master of Peterhouse, Professor Sir John Meurig Thomas, has been elected an Honorary Foreign Fellow of the Accademia Nazionale Dei Lincei in Rome, which is the oldest scientific academy in the world (founded 1603). He will be admitted at a ceremony attended by the President of Italy on 12 November, 2004. Former Fellows of Peterhouse Max Perutz and Lord Kelvin were elected Honorary Fellows of this academy in 1984 and 1882 respectively. [Posted 7/5/04] Peterhouse History Society Lecture: His Excellency Mr Koichiro Matsuura, Director-General, United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO), and formerly Japanese Ambassador to the French Republic, will lecture on Dialogue Between Civilisations and Universal Values, under the auspices of the Peterhouse History Society, on Tuesday 18th May 2004 at 5.00 p.m., in the College Theatre.  All Petreans will be most welcome.  Petreans intending to attend are reminded of the possibility of their dining in College by exercise of their M.A. dining privileges.  Those wishing to do so are asked to inform the Development Office at the College, telephone 01223-765187, e-mail develop@pet.cam.ac.uk

28. Abstracts From JGHE Vol 24(2) SUE burkill, College of St Mark and St john, Plymouth, UK john LIDSTONE, QueenslandUniversity of Technology, Brisbane, Australia http://www2.glos.ac.uk/gdn/jghe/24_2.htm

Journal of Geography in Higher Education Volume 24 Number 2 2000 Looking Out, Looking In: the 'Other' in the Journal of Geography in Higher Education JANICE MONK, University of Arizona, Tucson, USA ABSTRACT The Journal of Geography in Higher Education has a vision of being inclusive. This paper examines what the journal, throughout its history, has published on teaching and learning in relation to people and places referred to in contemporary scholarship as the 'Other'. It addresses themes of gender, race/ethnicity, sexuality, and the 'Third World', noting especially the surprising paucity of material on the latter. In particular, the article explores ways in which teaching addresses aspects of students' values and attitudes, and the importance of linking knowledge, emotion, experiential learning and action. KEYWORDS The ‘Other’, values, attitudes, experiential learning. 2000 Index Journal of Geography in Higher Education Cumulative Index 'Club Dread': applying and refining an issues-based role play on environment, economy, and culture ABSTRACT KEYWORDS Role play, tutorials, skills, negotiation, group work, communication, environment.

29. SEDA Paper 89 - Chapter 8 Correspondence Sue burkill, Head of Geography, College of St Mark and St john,Derriford Road, Plymouth PL7 SHA. References. Brown, G and Pendlebury, http://www2.glos.ac.uk/gdn/seda/burkill.htm

8. Incorporating transferable skills into an undergraduate geography assignment Sue Burkill The development of such personal skills can be woven into the existing teaching structure through appropriate experiential tasks. Jenkins and Pepper (1988) Context The importance of introducing Transferable Skills through undergraduate Geography has been emphasised over many years, and for some tutors has provided a context for student assignments (Jenkins and Pepper, 1988). The Enterprise in Higher Education Initiative (Brown and Pendlebury, 1992) recognises four broad areas of skills as important: cognitive skills (handling information, evaluating evidence, thinking critically etc) social skills (working with others, communicating with others) managing oneself (initiative, independence, personal organisation) learning to learn (knowing how you learn, deploying a range of appropriate learning strategies) There has been a clear recognition of the need to enhance these skills at the College of St Mark and St John, where Geography is taken as a major or minor component of a BEd or BA degree. In the second year there is a core module entitled "Global Issues: Demography and Environment". This module has been used for some time as a vehicle for reinforcing a range of graphical, statistical and mapping skills as well as exploring geographical concepts and issues. In recent years an entrepreneurial approach has been adopted for assignments in this module. In one assignment students take on the role of demographic consultants to respond to a hypothetical request from the Overseas Development Administration for advice about whether particular countries in Africa should be provided with support for their future population programmes. This has involved:

30. Scholarly University Examinations john Charles burkill and HM Cundy Cambridge University Press, New York 1962Paperback. 118 pages. Papers set in the mathematical tripos Various http://www.mathpropress.com/mathBooks/ScholarlyExams.html

Scholarly University Examinations A Book of Mathematical Problems on Subjects included in the Cambridge Course Joseph Wolstenholme Macmillan, London: 1867 Hardcover. 344 pages. A Collection of Cambridge Examination Papers in Arithmetic, Algebra, and Plane Trigonometry: as given at all the colleges, chiefly for the last five years P. J. F. Gantillon J. Hall, Cambridge: 1852 Hardcover. 464 pages. A collection of Cambridge mathematical examination papers John Martin Frederick Wright W. P. Grant, Cambridge: 1831 Hardcover. LCCN 03-009710 A collection of elementary test questions in pure and mixed mathematics James Robert Christie Macmillan, London: 1866 Hardcover. 404 pages. LCCN 14-009223 Cambridge classical tripos examination papers Various W. P. Grant, Cambridge: 1833 Hardcover. 47 pages. LCCN 07-042211 Cambridge problems: being a collection of the printed questions proposed to the candidates for the degree of bachelor of arts at the general examinations from 1801 to 1810 inclusive Various Deighton, Cambridge: 1810

31. Portraits De Personnages Celebres : BUR burkill (john). Photo 1. BURLEIGH (Harry Thacker). Photo 1 (en 1941).BURLESON (Ed)(17981851). Dessin 1. BURLINGHAM (Dorothy)(1891-1979) http://www.onlipix.com/personnages/bur.htm

BUR A B C D ... Z BURBANK (Luther)(1849-1926) Photo Memorabilia BURBRIDGE (Eleanor Margaret)(1919-) Photo BURBRIDGE (Geoffrey Ronald)(1925-) Photo BURBRIDGE (Nancy Tyson)(1912-1977) Photo BURBRIDGE (Stephen Gano)(1831-1894) Photo BURBULIS (Gennady Eduardovitch)(1945-) Photo BURCH (Edward)(1730-1814) Peinture BURCHNALL (Joseph) Dessin BURCHULADZE (Paata)(1951-) Photo BURCKEL (Josef) Photo BURCKHALTER (Joseph H.)(1912-) Photo BURCKHARDT (Carl Jacob)(1818-1897) Photo Dessin BURCKHARDT (Heinrich Christian)(1811-1879) Dessin BURCKHARDT (Hermann von) Photo BURCKHARDT DE MUNNICH MUNNICH BURDEN (Henry John, dit 'Hank')(1893-1960) Photo BURDETT (Sir Francis, Peinture Dessin Caricature BURDETT (Sophia, femme de Sir Francis BURDETT Lady Peinture BURDETT-COUTTS (Angela Georgina BURDETT-COUTTS, fille de Sir Francis BURDETT baronne Peinture BURDICK (Howard R.) Photo BURDON-SANDERSON (Sir John Scott, Bt)(1828-1905) Peinture BURETS (T. E.) Photo BURG (Abraham, fils de Joseph BURG Photo Abraham BURG Photo BURGER (Warren E.) Photo (en 1971) BURGERS (Jean) Photo BURGES (George)(1916-1990) Photo BURGES (William)(1827-1881) Peinture BURGESS (Anthony)(1917-1993) Peinture BURGESS (George H.)(1819-1886)

32. Descendants Of Betsy ANDREW And John Thomas ELGEY Descendants of Charlotte ANDREW and George burkill Descendants of Esther and +john Thomas ELGEY b 1853 Burstwick. 5 George Harper ELGEY b 1872 http://members.tripod.com/halifax_mark0/id17.html

My Family History Descendants of Betsy ANDREW and John Thomas ELGEY Home tweNavbarPreload("/imagelib/sitebuilder/pictures/animations/objects/lx00eo0t.gif","twe68902A"); tweNavbarPreload("/imagelib/sitebuilder/pictures/animations/objects/lx00eo0t.gif","twe68902B"); Descendants of William Andrew born Abt 1700 William ANDREW and Elizabeth CAMP Descendants of Thomas ANDREW and Charlotte HARPER Descendants of William ANDREW and Lucy WEST ... Quest Betsy ANDREW b: 1852 Swanland - 1933 +John Thomas ELGEY b: 1853 Burstwick George Harper ELGEY b: 1872 Swanland +Elsie Amelia HILLIER b: 1873 in Kings Norton, WAR Roy ELGEY Alice ELGEY Miriam ELGEY Gladys ELGEY Annie ELGEY Harriet ELGEY b: 1892 Hull Elsie ELGEY b: 1895 Hull Joseph ELGEY b: 1897 Hull d. 1917 WW1 Mary ELGEY b: 1898 Hull Sydney ELGEY b: 1900 Hull George H ELGEY b: 1901 Hull Albert ELGEY Harold ELGEY b: 1913 Hull d WW2 - 1940 +Vera LUPTON Charlotte ELGEY b: 1876 Hull Bertha ELGEY b: 1877 Hull Frederick ELGEY b: 1879 Hull Elsie ELGEY b: 1879 Edith ELGEY b: 1882 Charles ELGEY b: 1893 Hull My Family History

33. Key Contact Details For Educational Development Sue burkill joined the University as the Head of Educational Development in john is an LTHE tutor and also coordinates the University s Learning http://www.educationaldevelopment.net/ed/contacts.htm

Contact Details Address: Educational Development University of Plymouth 1st Floor Money Centre Plymouth PL4 8AA United Kingdom (Follow this link if you need a location map of the University, a map of the Plymouth Campus, or travel advice) Telephone: (+44 1752 23 2345 if dialling from outside the UK) Fax: (+44 1752 23 2454 if dialling from outside the UK) We have a general email address, ed@plymouth.ac.uk which directs your email to our administrator. Use this general email address if you are not able to identify the most appropriate recipient from our educational development team below. Educational Development Team Sue Burkill Tel 01752 23 2345 or email: S.Burkill@plymouth.ac.uk Sue Burkill joined the University as the Head of Educational Development in September 2001. Her roles include taking a strategic overview of the development of learning and teaching across the University and working on a range of initiatives supporting academic colleagues. Dr Rachael Carkett Tel 01752 23 2377 or email: R.Carkett@plymouth.ac.uk

34. Wakefield Family History Sharing -- : -- Trades & Professions A - E 71 Westgate ~ Isaac burkill, Doncaster Road Leeds ~ john burkill, DoncasterRoad ~ Jno Depledge, Coopers Arms Yard, house Back Garden Street ~ Thomas http://www.wakefieldfhs.org.uk/Trades & Professions A - E.htm

Wakefield Family History Sharing The search engine will find pages on this page only. For best results enter just one or two words. Searches on more than one word will be treated "as a phrase". Use the asterisk (*) character for wildcard searches. White 1853 Directory Persons of Note Academies (those marked * take boarders) W T Brooke, Providence Street ~ James Elliot, 57 Westgate ~ Richard F Haigh, 24 Burton Street ~ John Hesling, Chancery Lane house St Johns ~ Samuel H Hill, George Street ~ James Holgate (agent), 112 Westgate ~ Enoch Moss, Drury Lane. Architects William Billinton, Bond Terrace ~ Lees Amerton, Rodney Yard ~ Joseph T White, 68 Westgate Artists William Cannon, York Street ~ Samuel Chinn, Barstow Square ~ Thomas Cromek, Hatfield Road, ~ Thomas Whitton, Garden Street Attorneys Auctioneers Jno Beckett, Kirkgate, house Heath ~ William Child, Westgate ~ William Dogson, 11 Kirkgate ~ Edmond Hauxwell, 159 Westgate ~ James Holgate, 1 Cold Corn Exchange, house 112 Westgate ~ John Stewart, Union Street Bakers William Clough, 28 Kirkgate ~ John Gosnay, 54 Northgate ~ Henry Guest, 46 Northgate ~ Joseph Simpson, 196 Kirkgate

35. Gravesend And Meopham Rotary Club - Content Stewards Lester Banks, Philip burkill,Ian CarneRoss, john Cherry 4th - TBA11th - TBA 14th - Good Friday 17th - Easter Monday http://www.gmrotary.org.uk/modules.php?name=Content&pa=showpage&pid=6

36. Gravesend And Meopham Rotary Club - Content Database john Mackie; Archives Alan Ridgers; Club Shop Phillip burkill P. Williamson (Chair); P. burkill; J. Cubitt; R. Grieves; P. Kang http://www.gmrotary.org.uk/modules.php?name=Content&pa=showpage&pid=7

37. Haltwhistle And Surrounding Area About 1910 Of Featherstone Castle, and john burkill Lowes esq. Of Allen s Green, are thechief landowners. Tile area of the township is 3090 acres of land and 44 of http://www.haltwhistleonline.fsnet.co.uk/haltwhistle/haltypast.htm

Haltwhistle and surrounding area about 1910 A view from the air of Haltwhistle about 1920 HALTWHISTLE is a small market and union town, a township and extensive parish, and head of a county court district and petty sessional division; the town is on the north side of the South Tyne river, here crossed by an iron bridge of three arches, erected in 1875. and has a station on the Newcastle and Carlisle section of the North Eastern railway, which is also the junction for the Alston branch of that company, 16 miles west from Hexham, 21 east from Carlisle, 36 west from Newcastle and 315 miles from London, in the Hexham division of the county, Tindale ward, rural deanery of Hexham, archdeaconry of Northumberland and diocese of Newcastle The town is mainly formed by one long street, and is lighted with gas from works erected in 1856 Haltwhistle Gas Co. Limited. William Bell, Manager. E. Blackburn. Sec. The market , for which a charter was granted by Edward 1 in 1306, is held on Thursday, but it has now become almost extinct; and fairs are held for the sale of cattle. horse. and sheep, on the 14th of May, the 17th of September and the 22nd of November. Hiring for servants are held on May 12th and November l0th. An auction is held here on Thursdays for the sale of store and fat cattle and sheep.

38. Consultants In South East - A To Z Dr Kathleen J Bird Dr Robert M Birkett Dr john S Birkhead Mr David J Birnie Dr Guy burkill Dr john C Burnell Dr Briony J Burns http://www.specialistinfo.com/data2/__C1SEB.html

DIRECTORY INDEX Consultants in South East - A to Z A B C D ... Dr Jane Bywater

39. Square-Eyed TV - K9 And Company - A Girl's Best Friend Videotape Editor, john burkill. Property Buyer, Michael Preece. Graphic Designer,Bob Cosford. Studio Lighting, Barry Hill. Studio Sound, David Hughes http://www.square-eyedtv.co.uk/playsanths/k9&co/k9andco.html

K9 and Company was the pilot for a spin-off series from Doctor Who. The series was never comissioned and this was the only eps ever made. Names given in Italics were credited on the opening titles Elizabeth Sladen Sarah Jane Smith John Leeson the voice of K9 Bill Fraser Commander Pollock Ian Sears Brendan Richards Colin Jeavons George Tracey Sean Chapman Peter Tracey Mary Wimbush Aunt Lavina Linda Polan Juno Baker Gillian Martell Lilly Gregson Neville Barber Howard Baker John Quarmby Henry Tobias Nigel Gregory Sergeant Wilson Stephen Oxley P.C. Carter by Terence Dudley Title Music by Fiachra Trench, Ian Levine Peter Howell Special Sound Dick Mills Production Manager Robert Gabriel Production Associate Anglea Smith Production Manager Yvonne Collins Assistant Floor Manager Sue Hedden Film Cameraman Michael Wiliams Film Sound Dave Brinicombe Film Editor Michael Lomas Visual Effects Designer Mat Irvine Video Effects Nick Moore Vision Mixer Mark Kershaw Technical Manager Barry Chatfield Senior Cameraman Phil Wilson Videotape Editor John Burkill Property Buyer Michael Preece Graphic Designer Bob Cosford Studio Lighting Barry Hill Studio Sound David Hughes Costume Designer Ann Arnold Make-up Artist Susie Bancroft Script Editors Eric Saward, Antony Root

40. Beltingham, Willimoteswyke And Ridley Francis BowesLyon and john burkill Lowes esq. of Allen s Green. The area is 3720acres of land and 53 of water; rateable value, £3101 the population in http://www.john-t-watson.freeserve.co.uk/haltwhistle/toeast/beltingham/beltingha

Beltingham, Willimoteswyke and Ridley Is an ecclesiastical parish, formed in May, 1890, out of the parish of Haltwhistle, and comprises the townships of Ridley, Thorngrafton and part of Henshaw,in the Hexham division of the county, west division of Tindale ward, Haltwhistle union, Petty sessional division and county court district, Rural deanery of Hexham, archdeaconry of Northumberland and diocese of Newcastle. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value with. Residence, in the gift of the vicar of Haltwhistle, and held since 1901 by the Rev. Henry Christian Newbery M.A. of St. John's College, Cambridge. The population of the ecclesiasticalParish in 1901 was 1,022. Wall Letter Box, Beltingham, cleared at 2 p.m. weekdays only Bowden Thos. Geo. Beltingham house Newbery Rev. Henry Christian M.A. Vicarage Wallace Edward, joiner Wallace Thomas, wheelwright RIDLEY South side of the valley of the river Tyne, and the Allen a feeder of the Tyne, runs through the park. of the ancient structure Bowes-Lyon Bon. Francis D.L., J.P Ridley hall

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