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Reuters: Slovenským automobilkám svieti varovná kontrolka

11. 7. 2019   anonym
Zaujímavé je, že VW a aj iným koncernom v Nemecku a v Západnej Európe to vychádza, aj keď maju priemerné platy 4000 euro a viac. ZVláštne, že na Slovensku majú stále problém platiť ľudí. Nech prepustia polovicu ľudí v Nemecku, (dobre platení Turci a Albánci) v automobilkach s polovičnou kvalitou áut robia. Stále neviem, že podľa akého mongolského merítka toto porovnávajú. :-D To každá firma tu hrá tragikomédiu? Už to nie je ale zábavné.
10. 7. 2019   Ľudské Krava
Vzťah podnikateľa a jeho zamestnancov je ich vecou - však aj zmestnanec sa môže vybodnúť na robotu - a aj podnikateľ to môže zapichnúť, keď ho prestne baviť hrať sa na vykorisťovateľa.
Zaujímavejšie je pozrieť si, čo si o Slovensku myslí svet. Teda konkrétne o tebe - lebo vláda sú len tvoji zástupcovia a sú pre teba ochotní robiť, len dokiaľ si ochotný ich platiť. A ani policajt ťa nevymláti obuchom, ak mu poriadne nezaplatíš - lebo ak prestaneš platiť dane, tak nedostane mzdu (a v 45-ke štátny dôchodok - teda tak aspoň dostal môj spolužiak) takže sa na to môže vyprdnúť. Samozrejme tie názory sú tiež len názory zástupcov, ale keďže ich občania iných štátov sú ochotní platiť, tak zrejme sa jedná o názory týchto cudzokrajných občanov (ktorí poväčšine ani netušia, že niekde nejaké Slovensko existuje :)
Ale po poradí - 16. Apríla 2019 prebehlo na pôde OSN zasadanie celosvetového koncilu pre ľudské práva, ktoré hodnotilo Slovensko a následne skonštatovalo:
10. 7. 2019   LK1
21. Uruguay commended Slovakia for the progress had made in human rights. It noted
with satisfaction the adoption of an action plan to protect the rights of persons belonging to
national minorities and ethnic groups for the period 2016–2020.
22. The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela underlined the efforts of Slovakia in
improving its legal system to combat racism, discrimination, extremism and other forms of
intolerance. It noted the adoption of the national programme to combat trafficking in
persons for the period 2015–2018.
23. Viet Nam noted the administrative and legislative measures that Slovakia had taken
to promote and protect human rights, but also noted that there was room for improvement.
24. Afghanistan commended Slovakia for the progress made in ensuring inclusive
education. It welcomed the adoption of action plans on anti-discrimination and on the
protection of the rights of members of minority groups. It noted changes made to the
criminal codes regarding racially motivated crimes and extremism.
25. Albania welcomed efforts to address issues related to the protection of minority
groups, in particular integration of Roma. However, discrimination persisted, and Albania
encouraged Slovakia to continue to prevent anti-Roma campaigns and sentiments.
26. Algeria welcomed the adoption of the national strategy for the protection and
promotion of human rights, the establishment of the Office of the Commissioner for
Children and the Office of the Commissioner for Persons with Disabilities and progress
made in education and combating discrimination.
27. Argentina congratulated Slovakia for the adoption of the national strategy for the
protection and promotion of human rights and the ratification of the International
Convention for the Protection of All Persons against Enforced Disappearance.
28. Australia welcomed the efforts of Slovakia to protect the rights of lesbian, gay,
bisexual, transgender and intersex persons. It remained concerned about discrimination
against Roma. While noting the efforts of Slovakia to combat corruption, Australia
remained concerned about reported levels of corruption.
29. Austria noted a decrease in violence against Roma as a result of the efforts of the
Government. It also noted, however, that journalists had been subjected to lawsuits and to
serious verbal insults, including by officials. Austria highlighted the importance of
protecting journalists against any form of intimidation.
30. Azerbaijan appreciated the adoption of the action plan to protect the rights of
national minorities and ethnic groups for the period 2016–2020. However, it expressed
concern that intolerance against Muslims, Jews and persons of African descent, and hate
crime and hate speech against minorities, remained prevalent.
10. 7. 2019   LK2
31. Bahamas congratulated Slovakia for, inter alia, the approval of the National Strategy
for the Protection of Children from Violence and the establishment of the Office of the
Commissioner for Children and the Office of the Commissioner for Persons with
Disabilities.
32. Belarus noted the prevalence of hate crimes, including against Roma and Muslims,
the use of excessive force by police, limitations on the right to vote of persons with
disabilities and inadequate punishment for the crime of trafficking in persons. The extent of
cooperation with special procedure mandate holders remained limited.
33. Belgium noted the efforts of Slovakia to implement the recommendations from its
previous review. It considered that further progress could be made to promote the rights of
women and to combat discrimination.
34. Benin noted with satisfaction reforms to improve the normative and institutional
framework for human rights, including the amendment to the Act on Education and
Training, and the creation of the Office of the Commissioner for Children and the Office of
the Commissioner for Persons with Disabilities.
35. Bhutan commended Slovakia for the adoption of the national strategy for the
protection and promotion of human rights in 2015, changes made to the Criminal Code and
the Code of Criminal Procedure and the adoption of the Act on Criminal Liability of Legal
Persons.
36. Brazil commended Slovakia for changes in criminal law related to crimes of
extremism and racially motivated crime and the enactment of the Act on Victims of Crime,
particularly the provisions related to the protection of victims of domestic violence.
37. Bulgaria noted the establishment of the Office of the Commissioner for Children and
the Office of the Commissioner for Persons with Disabilities, and progress made in
implementing strategies on human rights, on gender equality, on the protection of children
from violence and on the integration of Roma.
38. Canada was concerned at the killing of a journalist and his fiancée in February 2018,
and expressed hope that all the political leaders would reaffirm their determination to fight
against corruption and defend freedom of expression and the independence of the media.
39. Chile recognized the efforts of the Government to develop national strategies in
relation to gender equality and the elimination of racism, xenophobia and discrimination.
40. China welcomed the efforts of the Government to develop education, increase
employment and combat racism, extremism and hate speech. It noted the adoption of the
strategy for the integration of Roma for the period up to 2020.
10. 7. 2019   LK3
41. Croatia commended the adoption of strategies on gender equality and on human
rights. It noted the high representation of women in the judiciary, but was concerned about
the underrepresentation of women in the parliament and the Government.
42. Cuba noted the progress made in improving the infrastructure and institutions of
human rights, in the identification of challenges in the areas of gender equality, and of
combating racism, xenophobia and discrimination against minorities, in particular Roma.
43. Cyprus commended Slovakia for the measures taken to implement its international
human rights obligations, in particular the adoption of the national strategy and action plan
for gender equality, as well as its constructive cooperation with the international human
rights mechanisms.
44. Czechia welcomed the establishment of the Office of the Commissioner for Persons
with Disabilities and the Office of the Commissioner for Children, and the adoption of
national strategies and action plans addressing, inter alia, discrimination and gender
equality.
45. Denmark noted the legal barriers to abortion that had been introduced into Slovak
law, which had the effect of deterring women from accessing abortion services. It also
noted that the Slovak National Centre for Human Rights had been accredited with B status.
46. Ecuador noted the adoption of the Act on Criminal Responsibility of Legal Persons,
the Act on Victims of Crime and national plans on combating extremism, racism,
xenophobia, anti-Semitism and all forms of discrimination.
47. Egypt noted the adoption of a strategy on the protection of children from violence
and measures taken to combat violence against women and to promote gender equality. It
encouraged Slovakia to pursue its efforts to combat crimes of extremism.
48. El Salvador acknowledged the adoption of the national strategy for the protection
and promotion of human rights and the creation of the Office of the Commissioner for
Persons with Disabilities. It urged Slovakia to continue working on the protection of the
rights of children.
49. Eritrea recognized the progress made in the implementation of the recommendations
accepted during the second cycle. It commended Slovakia for its adoption of the national
strategies for the protection and promotion of human rights, for gender equality and for
Roma integration.
50. Finland commended Slovakia for its strong anti-discrimination legislation. It noted,
however, that there was a need to monitor the legislation’s implementation and enhance the
awareness of both citizens and the administration on its contents and implications.
10. 7. 2019   LK4
51. France welcomed the very satisfactory human rights situation in Slovakia and
encouraged the State to further strengthen respect for human rights.
52. Georgia expressed appreciation of the voluntary pledges and commitments made by
Slovakia to the Human Rights Council for 2018–2020 and welcomed the implementation of
national strategies and plans in various areas of human rights, particularly the national
strategy for the protection and promotion of human rights.
53. Germany acknowledged the increasing participation of Roma in national, regional
and local elections and welcomed the explicit recognition of crimes against Roma. It was
concerned about discrimination against Roma and about persistent hate speech, particularly
against minorities, including Muslims and non-citizens.
54. Greece commended the adoption of the national strategies for the protection of
children from violence and for gender equality, as well as the National Action Plan for the
Prevention and Elimination of Violence against Women 2014–2019.
62. Honduras congratulated Slovakia for the progress achieved in the area of human
rights and welcomed the voluntary commitments made by Slovakia. It expressed its support
for Slovakia in the effective implementation of the recommendations received.
63. Hungary noted that Slovakia was a party to almost all of the core international
human rights conventions. It also noted, however, that despite the efforts of Slovakia to
address human rights challenges, there remained room for further improvement.
64. Iceland commended Slovakia for the progress made in strengthening the policy and
institutional framework for the promotion and protection of human rights.
65. India noted positively the measures taken to prevent all forms of discrimination,
protect the rights of minorities and ethnic groups, combat human trafficking and promote
the rights of persons with disabilities. It also noted, however, incidents of continued racial
discrimination against Roma.
66. Indonesia expressed appreciation for the national strategy for the protection and
promotion of human rights and the action plan on the prevention of all forms of
discrimination. It welcomed the establishment of the Office of the Commissioner for
Children and the Office of the Commissioner for Persons with Disabilities.
67. The Islamic Republic of Iran commended the adoption of the national strategy for
the protection of children. It noted concerns expressed over the prevalence of racial
discrimination against different minorities, especially Roma, Muslims and persons of
African descent.
10. 7. 2019   LK5
68. Iraq commended Slovakia for measures taken under the National Action Plan for the
Prevention and Elimination of Violence against Women and the National Strategy for
Gender Equality 2014–2019. It noted the adoption of the concept for the fight against
extremism and legal amendments made in that regard.
69. Ireland welcomed the adoption of strategies and action plans addressing specific
human rights issues, notably those relating to combating violence against women and
protecting children from violence. It welcomed measures taken to address the education
needs of children.
70. Israel commended the adoption of the National Strategy for Gender Equality 2014–
2019, the Action Plan for Gender Equality 2014–2019 and the approval of the action plan
for preventing and eliminating racism, xenophobia and anti-Semitism for the period 2016–
2018.
71. Italy commended Slovakia for the adoption of the National Strategy for the
Protection of Children from Violence, the National Action Plan for the Prevention and
Elimination of Violence against Women 2014–2019, and the national strategy for the
protection and promotion of human rights.
72. Jordan commended the adoption of a number of strategies, notably those to protect
women and children from violence. However, it noted that stereotypes continued to be
entrenched in society and that discrimination against minorities was a concern.
73. Kyrgyzstan expressed support for the strengthening of the national legislative
frameworks, ratification of a number of international human rights instruments, and the
undertaking of practical measures in promoting human rights.
74. Libya commended Slovakia for the progress made in promoting human rights, in
particular through the voluntary commitments it made to the Human Rights Council.
75. Liechtenstein welcomed measures taken to prevent the placement of children in
special schools because of their social background, and to provide Roma children with
access to preschool education.
76. Malaysia noted that Slovakia had taken initiatives to address violence against
women, as outlined in the National Action Plan for the Prevention and Elimination of
Violence against Women 2014–2019. It welcomed the National Strategy for Gender
Equality, and encouraged Slovakia to adopt measures to reduce maternal mortality.
77. Maldives commended the achievements of Slovakia in the provision of safe drinking
water for over 92 per cent of the population through the public water supply network, and
noted the adoption of the National Strategy for the Protection of Children from Violence.
10. 7. 2019   LK6
78. Mexico acknowledged the progress made since the previous review, in particular the
adoption of national strategies on promoting human rights, gender equality and Roma
integration, and the commitment of the Government regarding institutional protection of the
rights of women.
79. Mongolia encouraged Slovakia to further strengthen its measures for the prevention
and elimination of violence against women and to improve implementation of the relevant
national action plans by allocating the necessary human, technical and financial resources.
80. Montenegro commended Slovakia for establishing the Office of the Commissioner
for Children and the Office of the Commissioner for Persons with Disabilities, and for
adopting the national strategy for the promotion and protection of human rights.
81. Myanmar noted the implementation of the National Strategy for the Protection of
Children from Violence, the National Action Plan for Prevention and Elimination of
Violence against Women, and a national strategy and action plan on gender equality.
82. The Netherlands commended Slovakia for the adoption of a national strategy and
action plan on gender equality and for developments related to the rights of lesbian, gay,
bisexual, transgender and intersex persons, including the establishment of a Committee on
the rights of those persons. However, it noted that lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and
intersex persons still faced discrimination.
83. Norway commended Slovakia for its efforts towards Roma inclusion. It recognized
the acceptance by Slovakia of same-sex marriages for residency purposes.
84. Pakistan noted the National Strategy for the Protection of Children from Violence
and the establishment of a National Coordination Centre for Resolving the Issues of
Violence against Children. It was concerned at the prevalence of racial discrimination
against Roma, Muslims and persons of African descent.
85. The Philippines welcomed the implementation of measures and strategies to
eliminate violence against women and children, efforts in combating trafficking of persons,
and the adoption of the national strategy for the protection and promotion of human rights.
86. Poland commended the newly adopted national legislation on the rights of children
and women and the fight against all forms of extremism, racism and xenophobia.
87. Portugal welcomed the measures taken since the second review, particularly those in
the area of protecting children from violence.
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88. The Republic of Korea acknowledged the measures to eliminate discrimination
against minorities taken in the context of the adoption of the action plan to protect the rights
of persons belonging to national minorities and ethnic groups and the strategy for the
integration of Roma.
89. The Republic of Moldova welcomed the adoption of the national referral mechanism
for identifying victims of trafficking in persons and the implementation of measures for
social and legal protection of children and social care for victims of trafficking.
90. Romania commended the adoption of the national strategy for the protection and
promotion of human rights and the measures taken to protect women and children against
violence, to promote gender equality, to facilitate access to education and to protect the
rights of minorities.
91. The Russian Federation expressed concern about discrimination against Roma and
the high rate of unemployment among Roma, and expressed hope that improvements in
those areas would be made soon. It welcomed the strategy for the integration of Roma and
relevant action plans, noting that Roma should be included in the implementation process.
92. Senegal applauded the national strategy for the protection and promotion of human
rights and the rural development programme. It praised Slovakia for its financial
contributions to the work of OHCHR.
93. Serbia commended Slovakia for the adoption of the National Strategy for the
Protection of Children from Violence, the National Action Plan for the Prevention and
Elimination of Violence against Women 2014–2019 and the National Strategy for Gender
Equality.
94. Singapore acknowledged measures taken to protect the rights of minorities and
marginalized communities, including Roma, to combat domestic violence, including by
introducing the definition of that crime into the Act on Victims of Crime, and to combat
trafficking in persons.
95. Slovenia praised the adoption of strategies to protect the rights of children, women
and minorities. It encouraged Slovakia to take additional measures to safeguard freedom of
expression and to promote gender equality.
103. Spain commended the adoption of the National Strategy for Gender Equality and
National Action Plan for the Prevention and Elimination of Violence against Women 2014–
2019 and recognized the existence of the Plenipotentiary of Roma communities. It
encouraged Slovakia to continue combating gender discrimination.
104. The State of Palestine welcomed the steps taken to combat discrimination, including
the adoption of the action plan on preventing all forms of discrimination.
10. 7. 2019   LK8
105. Sweden praised the legislative amendments to reduce segregation in schools. It was
concerned about developments regarding freedom of expression and that Roma women and
lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons continued to face obstacles in the
enjoyment of their rights.
106. Switzerland was concerned about discrimination against Roma and the deterioration
of the situation with regard to freedom of expression and freedom of the media.
107. Thailand applauded efforts to implement the national strategy for the protection and
promotion of human rights, to establish the Office of the Commissioner for Children, to
introduce an amendment to the law on education and to integrate minorities.
108. Togo commended the adoption of the national strategy for the protection and
promotion of human rights and expressed conviction that further progress could be made to
ensure better enjoyment of human rights.
109. Tunisia praised the adoption of legislation and strategies to combat discrimination
and violence against women and children.
110. Turkey welcomed the adoption of the national strategy for the protection and
promotion of human rights and efforts to eliminate discrimination against Roma, noting that
Roma children and Roma women continued to face discrimination in the areas of education
and health care.
111. Turkmenistan praised the approval of the national strategy for the protection and
promotion of human rights and other strategies promoting the rights of women, children
and persons with disabilities.
112. The United Kingdom noted that improvements were required with regard to the
rights of Roma, tackling corruption, reforming police governance and improving the
effectiveness of the judiciary, and that Slovakia was committed to addressing those issues.
It urged Slovakia to address issues of media freedom and to protect journalists.
113. The United States welcomed reforms to the selection process for judges and the
adoption of a code of conduct for judges. It noted with concern violence against minorities,
including Roma, and shortfalls in integrating Roma and combating discrimination.
114. Ukraine commended Slovakia for positive changes in the area of human rights, in
particular in the protection of the rights of women
10. 7. 2019   LK RIP
Sorry za tento extrémne dlhý príspevok - považoval som však za potrebné ti oznámiť, čo si o tebe svet myslí - keďže zjavne čítaš Topky a nie memorandá OSN.
Na druhej strane som sa výborne pobavil, ako hovadiny sú ľudia ochotní popísať, len aby sa dostali k mise obložených chlebíčkov a fľaškám minerálky zadamo ...
A zázračné je, aký je svet bohatý, keď má dostatok peňazí na to, aby platil hordy Moník, srdnato bojujúcich za práva atlantických tresiek (a nové Masserati ;)
10. 7. 2019   ketsup
iba 300 000 ludi tam pracuje priamo a nepriamo? to sa mi zda nejake male cislo na tolko humbuku
9. 7. 2019   Lolo
Co tam po automobilkach a montovniach.
Problem je, kedy konecne svitne ludskym zdrojom, ze tieto montovne, su len taziari lacnej pracovnej sily a inkubator miest z nizkou pridanou hodnotou.
Tiey z by mohlo zasvietit v hlavach uradnikov a politikov, no najma uradnikov na vredoch prace, ze tieto miesta su len sposob, ako vytazovat vo vhodnych chvilach chudobnu koloniu, alebo dominium.
To ze sme po 40 rokoc v ohrade, dezindustrializovan y a odpolnohospodarneny , znamena len tolko, ze "fabriky" alias pasova vyroba, je len sezonny kratkodoby zamestnavatel ludskych zdrojov a v krajine, ako je Slovakistan, sa neoplati vlacit ludske zdroje z chudobnejsich kolonii, nakolko nemaju kde byvat a ich naklady, pri praci v montovni, neumoznuju ine, len zivorenie a prezivanie, ktore umoznuje len okamzity transfer zarobenych penazi "motrokov", do chudobnejsich krajin.
Miesta pracovne z vysokou pridanou hodnotou, sa v koloniach dominiach netvoria, pretoze tieto miesta si vytvaraju nasi kolonizatori doma.
10. 7. 2019   Pobozkajzadok VW
A čo ti bráni založiť niečo lepšie než BMW-Audi-Mercedes - VW-Kia-Peugeot ? Prečo ste nerobili vlastné automatické práčky, ale ste museli kúpiť licenciu na tatramatku - a tú ste zmršili smaltovanými nádobami (jediný príspevok Slovenska) - ktoré praskali nad zvarmi a potom hrdzaveli a deraveli (to bol unikátny príspevok Slovenska svetovej inovácii, lebo všetci normálni výrobcovia práčok používajú iba nerez, alebo plasty)
A prečo ste kopírovali počítače Digital pod značkou SMEP a počítače IBM bod značkou JSEP : Však ste to mohli urobiť naopak ? Že to spáchali komunisti ?? Omyl zlatko - to nie komunizmus zničil vás - ale vy ste zničili komunizmus ! Amomentálne rovnako ničíte demokraciu :( Zas nejaký idiot vymyslel betónovú cestu na Mlynských Nivách - zjavne zabudol na Bajkalskú, ktorá bola pôvodne tiež betónová, ale po prvej vojenskej prehliadke sa rozpadla doslova na prach.
Human Resources sú obyčajní komunistickí, byrokratickí kádrovači - akurát teraz nestrážia, či bol otec kulak a či bola mama vysporiadaná s náboženskou otázkou - ale či nie je uchádzač starší než 45 a či náhodou nemá dieru v životopise (tento extrémne komplikovaný algoritmus sa našťastie dá algoritmizovať a tak hjumanrisoursísi čoskoro vyhynú rýchlejšie než vyhynuli podnikoví šoféri, pisárky (klepice), technickéí kresliči, či sadzači.
Zároveň ťa môžem ubezpečiť, že úradníci aj politici sa na teplé fleky derú z úplne iných dôvodov - než si zjavne myslíš - a že im v hlavách svieti prekliato intenzíve - ovšem nie tie tvoje hovadiny - ale ako sa maximálne nabaliť zo štátneho, kým prídu nové volby a vyhadzov. A tam dnes bežne tečú sumy o ktorých sa ti nesníva, ani keď máš polúciu.
No a na záver by si si ešte mohol láskavo uvedomiť, že sme prehrali studenú vojnu a hora zbraní veľkosti Vysokých Tatier - na vytvorenie ktorej sa obetovali dve generácie sa rozplynula vo vzduchu (no celkom nie, lebo zopár jedincov sa na tom kráľovsky nabalilo). Len to by si musel vedieť, že vojsko ČSSR malo 4 armády - pričom jeden jediný zaprdený pluk na Západnom okruhu (ktorý bol pomaly v každej dedine) mal väčšiu vojenskú silu než dnešna kompletná "Armáda SR" :)
Akákoľvek vojenská hodnosť vyššia než major je na Slovensku totálny nezmysel - aj keď nepochybujem, že hodnosť poľného maršála bude čoskoro prideľovaná aj pochôdzkárom :)))
Holt inflácia ...
10. 7. 2019   Lolo
Ano posrali sme to.
Porusili sme prisahu, isrickovy slub, pioniersky slub, aj vojensku prisahu.
Za to sme boli odsudeny na trest smrti, ktory sa ale zrusil, tak sme dostali dozivotie v najtazsom slobodom areste, nazyvanom kapitalizmus.
Ohradu rozobrali a teraz musime v tom novdobom gulagu dozit, podla vlastnych zasluh a svedomia.
Ale ja som celkom rad, lebo najtvrdsi komunisti dnes, buduju najtvrdsi kapitalizmus a najtvrdsi kapitalisti, imperialisti a kolonizatori, buduju internacionalny komunizmus.
12. 7. 2019   soso
A co si urobil ty? Podla urovne prispevkov si sa akurat tak bol vysr..t a to je cely tvoj produkt. Ale mudry si ako telefon. Tolko blbosti na jednej kope a tolko priam ucebnicovych prikladov chybneho uvazovania a argumentovania ze sa mi ani nechce pisat ti nic dalej
14. 7. 2019   Lolo
Ja som uz odsudeny a uzivam si svoj trest, coskoro uz skonci.
Stolicu mam pravidelnu, nestazujem si.
Vzhladom na moj vek, budes rad, ak budes o 20 rokov mladsi a tvoje telo bude fungovat ako to moje a mysel budes mat jasnu, ako moje halucinacie.
9. 7. 2019   agsgewr
Pred dvoma rokmi strajkovali a vydierali zamestnavatela, tak nech sa nedivia ze teraz ich ma zamestnavatel v pecku...
9. 7. 2019   jim45
Okrem VW tu neboli ine velke firmy a slovensky sukromny sektor mal vsetky moznosti na rozvoj. Rozvinul sa? Ano, pri 25% nezamestnanosti. Potom sa za obrovske peniaze nakupili tieto automobilky a len ten co je na nebi vie ako to dopadne. Detroit hrozi bez najmensej pochyby a nielen Slovensku.
9. 7. 2019   anonym
Začátek konca toto, povedal Jano z Vysokej pri Morave :)
11. 7. 2019   Ferozvysokej
Jana z Vysokej nepočúvajte. Jano bol tragéd :)
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