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Die Mittelalterlichen Architektur Und Kunstdenkmaler Des Cantons Thurgau (1899) (German Edition) by Johann Rudolf Rahn, Ernst Haffter, et all 2010-09-10 Geschichte Der Bildenden Künste in Der Schweiz Von Den Ältesten Zeiten Bis Zum Schlusse Des Mittelalters (German Edition) by Johann Rudolf Rahn, 2010-06-08 Das Erbe Der Antike; Die Fremden Worter In Der Deutschen Sprache; Uiber Das Verhaltniss Der Christen Zur Bildenden Kunst (1874) (German Edition) by Johann Rudolf Rahn, Dr. Tobler, et all 2010-09-10 Das Erbe Der Antike, Vortrag (German Edition) by Johann Rudolf Rahn, 2010-02-09 Das Erbe Der Antike; Die Fremden Worter In Der Deutschen Sprache; Uiber Das Verhaltniss Der Christen Zur Bildenden Kunst (1874) (German Edition) by Johann Rudolf Rahn, Dr. Tobler, et all 2010-09-10 Archiv Gemeinnutziger Physischer Und Medizinischer Kenntnisse (1787) (German Edition) by Johann Heinrich Rahn, 2009-06-13 Briefwechsel Mit Seinen Ehemaligen Schulern (1790) (German Edition) by Johann Heinrich Rahn, 2009-06-13 Briefwechsel Mit Seinen Ehemaligen Schulern (1790) (German Edition) by Johann Heinrich Rahn, 2010-09-10 Archiv Gemeinnutziger Physischer Und Medizinischer Kenntnisse (1787) (German Edition) by Johann Heinrich Rahn, 2010-09-10 Archiv Gemeinnutziger Physischer Und Medizinischer Kenntnisse (1787) (German Edition) by Johann Heinrich Rahn, 2010-09-10 Die Mittelalterlichen Architektur Und Kunstdenkmaler Des Cantons Thurgau (1899) (German Edition) by Johann Rudolf Rahn, Ernst Haffter, et all 2010-09-10 Briefwechsel Mit Seinen Ehemaligen Schulern (1790) (German Edition) by Johann Heinrich Rahn, 2010-09-10 Bundner Kunst- und Wanderstudien: Aus Johann Rudolf Rahns Skizzenbuchern (German Edition) by Johann Rudolf Rahn, 1986 Johann Sebastian Bach, The Well-Tempered Clavier, Book II, BWV 870-893 (Pocket Score - Autograph Facsimile with all lost selections set anew) by Johann Sebastian Bach, 2009-09-17

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61. Johann Gottlieb Fichte
    This master was johann Gottlieb Fichte, born at Rammenau, in Upper Lusatia, on the theword duty blotted out of the dictionary! To johanna rahn he expresses  
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    Extractions: Johann Gottlieb Fichte was an influential post-Kantian German philosopher whose teachings on philosophy and theology were discussed and admired by the New England Transcendentalist circle. His Wissenschaftslehre (1795) presents the basis of his philosophy, which extends that of Immanuel Kant by emphasizing the role of the ich , or ego, where Kant spoke of the "thing-in-itself" and that of the nicht-ich , or non-ego, as the existential basis of the objective world. Transcendentalists such as Ralph Waldo Emerson whose early definition of nature clearly derives from Fichte's philosophyencountered Fichte, Friedrich Schelling , and Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel mainly through commentaries written in English by Thomas Carlyle and Samuel Taylor Coleridge Fichte has been written about as follows by Octavius Brooks Frothingham , the first historian of American Transcendentalism The direction given to philosophy by such a man could not but be decided and bold. His short treatises, all marked by intellectual power, some by glowing eloquence, carried his thoughts beyond the philosophical circle and spread his leading principles far beyond the usual speculative lines. "The Destination of Man," "The Vocation of the Scholar," "The Nature of the Scholar," "The Vocation of Man," "The Characteristics of the Present Age," "The Way towards the Blessed Life," were translated into English, published in the "Catholic Series" of John Chapman, and extensively read. The English reviewers helped to make the author and his ideas known to many readers.

62. Marriage Index - Grooms - "R" Milwaukee County Genealogical Society, Inc.
    Translate this page 1184, 450. rahn, johann Friedrich W. Schulz, Bertha AF, 1875, 1032496,537, 538. rahn, Friedrich, Kelling, Friederike, 1876, 1032497, 113.Rahr,  
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    Extractions: Grooms ~ "R" Groom's Last Name Groom's First Name Bride's Last Name Bride's First Name Year Film Tif Image Raasch Charles Heuer Sophia Raasch Martin Wille Wilhelmine Raasch Martin Holzfuss Mrs. Wilhelmine Raasch Carl Grunwald Bertha Raasch August Johann Christian Radtke Augusta Friedericka Mathilda Raasch Wm. Kill Elisabetha Raasch Johan Friedrich Ferdinand Praefke Carolina Dorothea Johanna Raasch Hermann Hoppe August Raasch Carl Franz August Wachs Wilhelmine Auguste Henriette Raasch Frederick Wichmann Frederike Rabe Johann Heinsen Louise Rabe Albert Dewat Caroline Rabe Fritz Grunwald Caroline Wilhelmine Friedricke Rabel Heinrich Schauss Catharine Raber Charles Thielen Mary Rabien Addicz Rudolph Timmermann Anna Elisa Rac Robert Colburn Nalhe Rac Robert Percy Mrs. Nalhe Race Benjamin Bentley Ann Race Benjamin Bentley Mrs. Ann Race John L. Sebring Lydia Race John L. Sebring Lydia Rach Hubert Gurson Margaretha Rach Friedrich Scheinard Theresa Rack Adam Resh Caroline Rad William Burg Mary Radaetz John Charles August Otting Anna Katherine Radanke Hermann Timpert Louise Radatz Gottfried Ferdinand Martin Hardke Emelie Wilhelmina Marie Radcliff Charles Allen Dadd Maria Bell Raddatz Otto Casimir Horuke Johanna Raddau Johann Bugel Rosina Raddau Johann Farner Mrs. Rosina

63. Goethe, Johann Wolfgang Von: - Bücher Die In Ihrer Leseecke Nicht Fehlen Dürfe
    Translate this page Titel und 35 Stahlstich-Tafeln von R. rahn und A. Schleich nach Wilhelm Deckelvergoldungund Golds Hier geht es weiter zum Autor Goethe, johann Wolfgang von.  
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64. Nr.
    Translate this page 1. 78. Christian Friedrich rahn, Gastwith in Neukunwitz (Neucunnewitz ?). ½. 79.Herr johann Friedrich Neumann, gewesener (?) Rector Gymnasii, in Görlitz. ¼. 80.  
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    Extractions: Nr. Gewerke Anzahl der Kuxe Losgesagt am Herr Christian Gotthelf Tietze, angesehener Kaufmann in Budissin Herr Johann Caspar Sause, vornehmer Kaufmann in Budissin Herr Friedrich August Carus, angesehener Kaufmann in Budissin ja Frau Baron und Kgl. Preußischer Kammerherr (Amalie]von Zeuner, geb. Gräfin von Neale in Kahle Herrr Benedict C. Burdach, wohlverordneter Pastor in Kahle Frau Christiane Elisabeth Burdachin, geb. Petri in Kahle Herr N.N. Böhme, Pachter in Jesnitz (Jeßnitz) Herr N.N. Otto, des Heil. Prei.la (?) Candidat in Budissin Herr George Laucks, Kirch-Vater in Kahle Herr Christian Abraham Petri, wohlverordneter Archidiaconus in Budissin Nikolaus Köckel in Baßditz (Paßditz) Herr Johann Leopold Brendel, Verwalter in Preititz ja Herr Johann Gottlieb George, Koch in Preititz ja Andreas Kern, Kammerdiener in Preititz Meister Johann Gottfried Anschütz, Schuhmacher in Budissin ja Herr Gottfried Erdmann Petri, Raths Scabinus (?) in Görlitz Herr Johann Gottfried Böhmer, vornehmer Bürgermeister in Budissin ja Herr Gottfried Ernst Böhmer, berühmter Raths-Consulent in Budissin

65. The Science Bookstore - Chronology
    Francois, Rene, Baron de Born 7/7/1622, 1622 AD, rahn, johann H. Born 3/10/1622,1622 AD, 1622 AD, Oughtred, W. William Oughtred invents the slide rule.  
    http://www.thesciencebookstore.com/chron.asp?pg=4

66. The Science Bookstore - Chronology
    Francois, Rene, Baron de Born 7/7/1622, 1622 AD, Viviani, Vincenzo Born4/5/1622 Died 9/22/1703, 1622 AD, rahn, johann H. Born 3/10/1622, 1622 AD,  
    http://www.thesciencebookstore.com/chron.asp?searchstring=Math

67. Other Rahn's On The Net
    rahn makes a good last name johann Heinrich rahn One of the most famous rahn sof them all! John rahn - A hn in both names! It doesn t get better!  
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68. Antigone Hausaufgabe Referat Rechtsform Referrate Von Helmut Rahn Referate Sadda
    Translate this page diplomarbeiten 24 epikur referat referat sansibar oder der elektriker berufund geschichte der zauberlehrling von johann wolfgang interpretationen  
    http://www.erziehungs-referate.de/antigone-hausaufgabe.htm

69. Projekt Gutenberg-DE - Kultur - SPIEGEL ONLINE
    Translate this page johann Gottlieb Fichte. 1793 heirate er in Zürich johanna Maria rahn,eine Nichte Klopstocks. 1794 erhielt er eine Professur in Jena.  
    http://gutenberg.spiegel.de/autoren/fichte.htm
    
    Extractions: Autoren A - Z Startseite Info CD-ROM ... Druckversion Geboren am 19.05.1762 in Rammenau, gestorben am 29.01.1814 in Berlin. Fichte beendete sein in Schulpforta begonnenes Studium der Theologie nicht und arbeitete ab 1784 als Hauslehrer. Er lernte Kant Klopstocks . 1794 erhielt er eine Professur in Jena.

70. Worldwide ROLL Family 163 (Family Pages)
    rahn, Alice b. Not Shown Dittelsheim, Rheinhessen, Germany Family MarriageNotShown Spouse Roll, Hans johann b. 15 AUG 1920 Dittelsheim, Rheinhessen  
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71. Chronik
    Translate this page Ausßerdem erhielten Michael rahn und johann Moser, die seit über 45 Jahrenzu den Stützen der Kapelle zählten, die Vereinsnadel in Gold.  
    http://www.mk-obenhausen.de/html/chronik.html

72. Articles: Signs For Sums
    The symbol for division, ÷, was first used by johann rahn in Teutsche Algebra in1659, though it may be that John Pell, who edited rahn’s book, could really  
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    Extractions: ARTICLES SECTION SECTION INDEX PREVIOUS PAGE NEXT PAGE OTHER SECTIONS REVIEWS TOPICAL WORDS TURNS OF PHRASE WEIRD WORDS FINDING THINGS INDEX (COMPLETE) SEARCH THE SITE SURPRISE ME! WEEKLY NEWSLETTER SUBSCRIBE NOW! GIFT SUBSCRIPTIONS SUBSCRIBE VIA RSS SUPPORT PAGES ABOUT THE AUTHOR CONTACT THE AUTHOR OTHER WORDS SITES PRONUNCIATION GUIDE SIGNS FOR SUMS Where our arithmetic symbols come from An older method was to use a counting frame such as the abacus. There was a long-running controversy in medieval times about which was faster, the counting frame or pencil and paper, and competitions were held between the two systems to try to decide the matter. There were even names for the disputing groups, abacists and algorists . The second word is closely related to our modern algorithm For those who did calculations using symbols, it was common in medieval times to indicate plus and minus by the letters p and m Rechnung uff allen Kauffmanschafften et Whetstone of Witte The word whetstone coss , then used in English for the unknown thing in algebra (and hence the cossic art or the rule of coss for algebra). This word had come through French from the Italian

73. Geschichte
    Translate this page rahn, Kupferstecher, wird Eigentum der Zunft zum Widder. 1837, johann Jakob Hess,Zünfter zum Widder und später deren Zunftmeister, wird vom Grossen Rat  
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    Extractions: (siehe St.Petersfahrt) 24. Februar. Erwerb des ansehnlichen Hauses am Rennweg gennant "Zu dem Widder", Umbau des Zunfthauses zum Widder unter den Zunftmeistern Hans Blass und Hans Holzhalb. Rudolf Rahn-Ammann, Metzger, tritt in die Zunft zum Widder ein, wird 1552 Zwölfer, 1561 Zunftmeister und 1566 Landvogt zu Eglisau. Mit ihm tritt das erste Mitglied der Familie Rahn in die Zunft zum Widder ein, die ihr in direkter Stammfolge bis zum heutigen Tag schon der dreizehnten Generation angehört. Hans Caspar Hess wird Zunftmeister der Zunft zum Widder. Hans Conrad Hess wird Zunftmeister der Zunft zum Widder. Renovation des Zunfthauses zum Widder unter Einbezug des anstossenden Hauses an der Widdergasse. Hans Heinrich Steinfels wird Zunftmeister der Zunft zum Widder. Der Mordnachtbecher, angefertigt von Goldschmied Waser und graviet von Ed. Rahn, Kupferstecher, wird Eigentum der Zunft zum Widder. Hammelessen im Drahtschmidli.

74. St. Andrew Galley 1737
    Translate this page Georg rahn Anna Elisabetha (Birckel) Margaretha Elisabetha, 20 Conrad, 18Jacob, 16 johann Xstophel, 13 Caspar, 6, Hassloch, Bayern-Pfalz, Bur2000,  
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    Extractions: Arrival: Philadelphia, 26 Sep 1737 Name, Age Place of Origin (Town, Province) Source Remarks (USA, Spelling Variations, Occupation, Relationships, etc.) Johann Gorg Kelsch Jacob Kintzer Keim Michel Neihart Jacob Nis Niss Johan Lenhart Jerling Gerling Philip Hefft Philip Liebengut Johann Christian Bürger Wilhelm Scheffler Jacob Frize Frist, Fries Philipp Fritsch Frist Petter Rapp Rab Michael Kurtz Kortz Georg Friedrich Wamboldt Wamboldt Johann Connrad Jost Caspar Hüter Valdin Steinmertz Steinmetz John Asmus Gerling Geroult Johann Georg Kern

75. Jacob 1749
    Translate this page Friederich Seydler, sick. Wilhelm Holman, Matthes Hartmann, johannes rahn, johannHenrich Rohnn, Henrich Krahmer, Hans Georg Münig, johann Georg Huntzinger,  
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    Extractions: Maria Margaretha Berwangen, Kraichgau, Baden To Berks Co. Hans Jorg Hoffman Georg Christian Springier Christo. Fürstner Friedrich Walles on board Conradt Lauffer Philipp Storm Martin Wrist Michael Müller, 24 Massenbach, Baden Miller, his borthes-in-law, Joh. Fridrich Bickel and Joh. Conrad Lauffer, are also Passengers on this ship. Johann Henrich Herget Georg Hoffman Johannes Huber Johann Christoph Kress Georg Bachart Johann Jerg Steigleder Joseph Ritter, 25 Neckarbischofsheim, Baden To Lancaster Co. Johann Conradt Leling Paul Leling Georg Michael Laubinger, 20 Hoffenheim, Baden Hans Georg Krafft Hoffenheim, Baden

76. Names From Goldberg Microfilm
    (date not noted) (p.55) HAGEMANN Name johann Christian Erhardt Caspar; FatherChristi Mathias HAGEMANN; Mother Magdalena Dorothea rahn. 12-Mar-1800, no  
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    Extractions: This page lists names found in the Goldberg microfilm records . These records are from the registers of the Evangelistic Church in Goldberg, Mecklenburg-Schwerin. I performed this research in January, February, and March, 2002. My search of these microfilm reels is neither complete nor thorough. I searched only for the names that appear in my family history, and in particular the name LABORN. I also transcribed some, but not all, of the records mentioning the names WESTPHAL, HAGEMANN, and ROHLOFF, since they may have some relationship to the Laborn family, although the exact relationship is not known. The " Rudolph Poison Ship " story cites relatives of the Laborns named "Westfall" and "Hagaman." Notes from my great-uncle Joe Mesker say that one of the Laborn sisters married "Mr. Ruhloff." I have also transcribed some, but not all, of records with the name LEBAHN, because of its similarity to Laborn. However, I do not believe that the Lebahn and Laborn families are related. Where two dates appear, the first is the date of birth and the second is the date of baptism. Most records have text that I cannot read.

77. The Contemporary History Of The Western Philosophy
    his stay in Zurich, johann Fichte had a chance to get acquainted with an extremelyintelligent, strongcharactered young lady called johanna rahn and was  
    http://www.csudh.edu/phenom_studies/europ19/lect_2.html
    
    Extractions: Johann Gottlieb Fichte Life The Early Period Johann Fichte was born as a son of a very poor ribbon weaver in the village called Rammenau in Sachsen (Saxony in Eastern Germany). When he was a small child, he learned how to weave ribbon and watch geese and helped his family. Johann was a very unusual child and was able to retell the sermon as he very carefully listened to the preacher 's talk. One day, a wealthy farmer from the neighboring village was not able to be to attend the church service on time one Sunday. So someone told him that he should ask that child who attended the geese. As the wealthy farmer heard that child recite the sermon back to him exactly without any problem to him, he was so impressed with his potential that he sponsored this child's education. Critique of Practical Reason , I am living in a totally different world. The principles that I hitherto believed to be absolutely certain have been totally uprooted and destroyed. What I previously thought to be impossible to explain, for example, absolute Freedom and Moral Obligation are apodeictically demonstrated. An exhaustible joy fills me. It is incredible how great and overwhelming the admiration and the strength to humanity this system gives."

78. Johann Gottlieb Fichte
    johann Gottlieb Fichte Philosophy. at University of Jena through Goethe s influence;proves to be a dynamic professor; marries johanna rahn; publishes The  
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    Extractions: Johann Gottlieb Fichte: Timeline 1762 (May 19): Born in Rammenau, Prussia, to a Saxon peasant family 1760's: Impresses visiting Baron Miltitz, who adopts him and schools him at Pforta 1780: Becomes a student of theology at the University of Jena; later studies at the universities at Wittenberg and Leipzig 1788: Baron Miltitz dies, leaving Fichte destitute and jobless; obtains tutoring position in Zurich, Switzerland 1792: Writes Critique of All Revelation, an application of Kant's concept of duty to religion; gains attention of Goethe and other thinkers at Weimar Johann Gottlieb Fichte (1762-1814) Fichte was born at Rammenau in Upper Lusatia in 1762. He studied theology at the University of Jena, where, some years later, he occupied the chair of philosophy. Dismissed from Jena as a result of a violent controversy, he lectured at Berlin, where he became identified with the Romantic Movement. In 1807 and 1808 he delivered in Berlin his famous "Addresses to the German Nation," which were aimed at stirring up the patriotic spirit of his countrymen and enlightening them on the foundations for national prosperity. Fichte died of typhus in 1814. His masterpiece is Foundation of General Science. Doctrine Fichte abolished the distinction between the thinking-ego and the "thing in itself." Primordial reality is one, Pure Ego, which is the root of all realities. The moments of the Pure Ego are two: (1) production; (2) reflection. First, by an unconscious obligation, the Universal Spirit (Pure Ego) is impelled to produce, that is, to put forth limited objects. This is the world of nature. By reflecting upon these limited objects, the Spirit becomes conscious of itself as a limited object. The consciousness of the spirit in the limited object gives origin to the empirical-ego (the individual ego), in which sensitive and intellective knowledge are possible. But the task of the Spirit cannot be fulfilled in limited objects; hence it is forever impelled to produce new objects. According to Fichte's theory, Germany, conscious of its superiority, was to become the leaders of all nations by fulfilling the destiny of the Universal Spirit.

79. Toews And Giesbrecht Family Tree
    Translate this page RAE, Dorothy S, born Abt 1920, rahn, johann S, born Feb 14, 1834, diedMar 15, 1913. rahn, Maria J. s,P, born Jun 3, 1842, died Jun 30, 1917.  
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    Extractions: Surnames: -Al Al-Ba Ba-Ba Ba-Ba ... P born Mar 31, 1891 QUIRING, Maria c C born 1833 QUIRING, Maria c C born Abt 1823 QUIRING, Marie s c C born 1920 QUIRING, Marie B S born Oct 1, 1919 QUIRING, Mary s c C born Jan 11, 1910 died Mar 10, 1998 QUIRING, Mary s c C born 1920 died 2000 QUIRING, Mary c C born Abt 1891 QUIRING, Nickolas s s c ... C born 1917 QUIRING, Peter s c c ... P born Dec 6, 1835 died May 28, 1900 QUIRING, Peter s c c ... P born Jun 1, 1858 died Apr 22, 1924 QUIRING, Peter s c C born Mar 4, 1885 died Mar 12, 1946 QUIRING, Peter s c c ... P born Sep 17, 1885 died Dec 6, 1952 QUIRING, Peter s c c ... P born May 17, 1849 died Jan 26, 1918 QUIRING, Peter s s c ... P born Jun 22, 1874 QUIRING, Peter s s c ... C born Nov 12, 1865 QUIRING, Peter s c C born Nov 28, 1895 QUIRING, Peter c C born Apr 15, 1871 died Mar 25, 1872 QUIRING, Peter s c C born Jun 3, 1892 died Feb 29, 1976 QUIRING, Peter s P born Aug 14, 1855 QUIRING, Peter c C born Apr 3, 1900 QUIRING, Peter s c c ... P born Feb 2, 1818 died Mar 20, 1904 QUIRING, Peter s P born May 13, 1792 died Aug 30, 1865 QUIRING, Peter s c c ... P born Jan 12, 1850 died Jan 27, 1936

80. Cebete - Fichte, Johann Gottlieb
    Translate this page 2. johann Gottlieb Fichte. e quella di filosofo sceglie la seconda fa il precettorein Sassonia e poi a Zurigo (dove conosce Marie johanne rahn (nipote del  
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    Extractions: Cebet e - Lezioni di Filosofia News Scrivi Cebete L'autore ... Mappa del sito http://web.tiscali.it/claufi J. G. Fichte Sommario 1. VITA 2. OPERE 3. L'INFINITA' DELL'IO 4. LA ... 11. CONCLUSIONI Approfondimenti Mappe conettuali Argomenti correlati Johann Gottlieb Fichte (Rommenau, 16 maggio 1762 - Berlino, 29 gennaio 1814) 1. Vita Nasce il 19 maggio 1762 a Rommenau in Sassonia. Povero, studia nel collegio di Pforta grazie all'aiuto di del barone von Miltitz. In seguito segue studi di Teologia a Jena (1780-81) e Lipsia (1781-84). Tra la carriera ecclesiastica e quella di filosofo sceglie la seconda: fa il precettore in Sassonia e poi a Zurigo (dove conosce Marie Johanne Rahn (nipote del poeta Klopstock e sua futura sposa). Ma la sua vera passione è la filosofia kantiana scoperta occasionalmente. Dopo aver divorato la Critica della ragion pratica , nel 1791 si reca dal maestro a Königsberg e gli consegna il suo Saggio di una critica di ogni rivelazione . Il testo, uscito anonimo nel 1792, viene ritenuto dello stesso Kant (di cui si attendeva un'opera sulla religione). La divulgazione del nome del giovane autore apre a questo le porte dell'università di Jena.

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