Story archive for April 2003

Thursday, May 1

• Task force aims to boost UCLA’s competitiveness

• UCLA gets No. 6 tournament seed

• Merrick shatters course record, shoots ‘best round of his life’

• Animal research does not validate trespass

• EVC Neuman optimistic about UCLA adapting to budget cuts

• First-year coaches lead gymnastics to victory

• Los Alamos lab contract to open for bidding

• Bruins finish Washington series with shutout

• Let Iraq decide government

• Student welfare candidates’ backgrounds, ideas differ

• Professors, students speak at Covel foreign policy forum

• Healthy women’s tennis to host regional tourney match

• Bruins club Pac-10 competition

• Rising housing fees galvanize petition

• Bungalow houses Bruin memories

• Editorial: Hillary Clinton should consider 2004 presidency

• Symposium to promote healthy living

• Candidates focus on students’ ability to pay for education

• Separated twin improves to ‘serious’ after surgery

• Boyle accepts position as department chairwoman

• UC opposes anti-sweatshop bills

• Broken toe halts track star’s season

Wednesday, April 30

• Researchers’ home vandalized

• Six candidates run as independents

• Dining hall salads bug dorm residents

• One-hit wonder

• General rep. candidates focus on campus diversity

• Online voting may lead to changes in campaigning

• World conflicts have moral ambiguity

• Water polo beats Trojans, gets bid to NCAA tourney

• Letters to the Editor

• USAC’s actions, not outreach will fix apathy

• Mike Seidman graduates to the NFL

• Education needs to hold higher priority

• More help needed to effect change in South L.A.

• USAC offers student voice, continues to impact world

• Huskies look to right errors of previous two matches against Bruin softball team

• Golf surges to third round lead

• Ebell no longer a witness in rape trial

• Feature Photo: In memory of those lost

• Candidates to expand programs

• New traffic signal a trial for students

• Briefs

• Spending cap reactions mixed

Tuesday, April 29

• Bruin softball won’t host regionals

• Robbins is Alumnus of the Year

• Management material

• Editorial Cartoon

• Candidates’ experience varied

• Donations, Dodger save the day

• SARS virus is contagious, but infection can be avoided

• Photo Essay: Gymnastics

• Briefs

• Letters to the Editor

• Team posts ample lead in tournament

• Graduate student Pelling tunes into cell sonics

• Monterey Institute may merge with UC

• Briefs

• Professor’s research takes holistic look at Holocaust

• Women’s rowing a challenge for Minnesota

• Win over LMU would end baseball’s midweek woes

• Nearby pesticides may cause health problems

• PATRIOT Act II un-American in granting excess power to U.S.

• UCLA law professor remembered for geniality

• U.I. candidates hold similar views

• New audit exposes additional lab errors

• Spring football game shows players’ growth

• Foam finger is essential sports-fan merchandise

• Skin color should not replace individualism

• Firms ‘come clean’ about involvement in Holocaust

• Twin admitted into hospital

• Any excuse for hate crimes is unacceptable

Monday, April 28

• Crosstown sweep: UCLA men’s track secures victory over no. 3 USC with big contributions from distanc

• ASUCLA passes resolution to honor Rabuy’s contributions

• UC budget cuts lead to fear of losing top faculty

• Panthers pounce on pair of Bruins in third round of draft

• Crosstown sweep: Women’s team meets, exceeds expectations, defeats USC by leaps and bounds

• Academic Senate has right to take war stance

• Matkowski seizes Pac-10 championship

• SAT courses, camps popular among college applicants

• UCLA women’s golf takes third place at tournament

• Community reacts to possible hate crime

• Face off: Learn from mistakes of past, let Iraq form own government

• Feature photo

• Animal testing necessary for some research

• Women’s water polo loses to Cardinal

• ASUCLA, participants find festival beneficial

• Society provides forum for debate

• Bruins follow team win with 2 individual titles

• Face off: U.S. will only support democratic leadership

• Letter to the Editor

• S.U.R.E. candidates state goals for USAC

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• Briefs

• USAC facilities candidates address goals

• Bruins secure NCAA title

• Pro-Isreal ads are one-sided propaganda

• Public school outreach programs face cutbacks

• ‘Paris Principles’ developer, UCLA professor dies at 104

• Don’t fire Adams: he wins, cares for players

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Sunday, April 27

• Featured events:

• Screen scenes

• Calendar

• Rivalries great fodder for entertainment in music industry

• Singing in the key of X

• Like father, like son

• dB team leaves Coachella with plenty to write

• nline: Grad student blends TV, writing careers with community service

• The road to "Blind Street"

• Photo Essay: Track & Field

• Soundbites

• Is Inner Circle to blame for B-list actors’ law-breaking?

• Canon in design

• Art to heart

• Deconstructing Derrida

• Spring Sing

Friday, April 25

• UC Berkeley program targets SoCal students

• Game to give first look at team

• Raising the bar

• Briefs

• Animal rights activists protest against UCLA researchers

• Letters to the editor

• Tyler Ebell may be minor witness in rape proceedings

• Unopposed candidates discuss goals for next year

• Surfing for sport

• Latest budget proposal rejected

• Voter apathy endangers future

• NFL draft this weekend keeps players on their toes

• Women’s rowing has shot to prove itself in weekend race against Minnesota

• State leaders must reassess death penalty

• Letter to sports

• UCLA bears its logo on more than just clothing apparel

• Water polo enters playoffs strong

• Prepare for a painfully irksome postseason

• UCLA isn’t taking Cal, Stanford lightly

• Gymnastics advances to finals

• Iraqi freedom should propel Mideast peace

• Students master property management

• Bruin talent may help field Trojan defeat

Thursday, April 24

• Football Notebook

• UCLA counts yearlong AP classes twice

• Golfers prepare for championships

• Don’t skimp on important stuff: watch sports, eat well, get the girl

• Southern California bids to host Outdoor Nationals

• Letters

• Heal the Bay acquires center

• Men look to repeat championship glory

• Back for More

• Mental illness not just a fact of life for women

• UC president argues for affirmative action

• Students recognize genocide

• Fraternity celebrates anniversary

• Housing may buy one or more Hilgard Houses as leases expire

• Five Bruins head to Ojai for Pac-10 tournament

• Briefs

• Armenian Genocide should be recognized

• USAC’s labor merits student recognition

Wednesday, April 23

• Votes tallied, GSA results are in

• Political Perspective

• Spring 2003 USAC elections under way

• Speaks out

• Editorial: Bluebooks won't appease residents on Hill

• Bulgarian choir to break library quiet

• Veritas Forum connects Christianity, academia

• Hallowed Ground?

• Students unaware of USAC’s history

• Faculty senate’s anti-war stance scrutinized

• For $2,500, imagine a day with Canseco

• Slate to use old name, return to its roots

• ’70s lecturer made FBI list

• Vigil held for subcontracted workers

• Senator shares views at Earth Day

• Team falls to No. 1 Fullerton 11-1

• Rivalry Run gives Bruin fans own chance for glory

• UCPD looks into possible hate crime

• Getting drunk for fun not worth potential risks

• Professorial politics elicit diverse student reactions

• Letters to the Editor

• Denim Day observed with film, rallies

• Standings/Scores/Schedules

Tuesday, April 22

• Briefs

• Wins boost team’s confidence

• Editorial Cartoon

• Letters to the Editor

• Sen. Edwards to visit UCLA for CALPIRG Earth Day event

• Media, poor education trivialize sex, STDs

• Med. center sued for negligence

• U.I. slate begins unofficial campaign

• Briefs

• New audit finds more suspicious lab costs

• Congressmen to draft grad school tax exemption bill

• Men’s tennis plagued by inconsistent performances

• Angel of kosher food passed over ballparks

• Seniors toss around gift ideas

• Urban studies

• College prepares for L & S commencement

• Denim Day helps to change stereotypes of sexual assault

• Editorial: Admit numbers don’t reflect state population

• Kids learn value of eating well

• Rowing defeats UCD, Sacramento State

• U.N. sanctions meant to avoid conflict

• Tennis team dissatisfied with season’s end

• Climate change focus of symposium

• Standing / Scores / Schedules

• ORL to offer mitigation for construction

• Subdue your stress, you’ll be happier, healthier

• Off the Beaten Path

Monday, April 21

• Students give due support to Armenians

• Dan Guerrero must curb his spendthrift behavior

• Team takes tourney title

• Football team’s defense looking stronger than offense in scrimmage

• AAP continues successes with incoming students

• 4/20 tradition still growing like a weed

• Pac-10 hopes gone, team turns toward NCAAs

• Payments increase due to loan provider’s billing error

• Dahle’s memo biased against Iranian group

• Letters to the Editor

• Travel Center opens today

• Students need good habits now to avoid future credit problems

• U.N. support vital in rebuilding

• Teach-in focuses on future of Iraq

• Briefs

• Savory eateries lure many to Westwood

• Luck, skill key in softball victories

• Lawsuits crack down on illegal music file sharing

• Baseball secures surprising win vs. Arizona St.

• War atmosphere, protests cost Westwood businesses sales

• Affirmative action unfair to applicants

• Warsaw Ghetto Uprising is remembered

• Bruins prepare for conference clash

Sunday, April 20

• nline: Pilipino rapper to perform in plaza

• Screen scenes:

• Idlewild tries for Scottish Invasion

• UCLA grad breaks out of uniform with ‘Confidence’

• The big idea

• They wrote it

• Take a look, it's in a book!

• Band of authors to rock the Festival of Books

• Dressed to park cars, Circle-pursuers advance

• Sound bites:

• Retro + Electro = Fischerspooner

• 'Lucky Wander Boy"

• Featured events: Calendar

• If ‘real’ rock is dead, long live fictional rock

• Pure hip-hop

• Film screenings honor Minnelli’s artistic talent

• Art to heart

• Authors to attend Festival of books

Friday, April 18

• Films reveal post-WWII Germany

• Programming commissioners work to make dorm life more event-full

• UCLA baseball burns Sun Devils in 9-8 upset

• Score box

• Briefs

• Speaks out

• Team ready for challenge of matchup against Washington

• Confusion, chaos, Disney rule kingdom of sports

• Kings of the court

• Letters to the editor

• Surfing for sport

• Faculty give different reasons for opposing war

• SAE, Chi Omega offer Easter fun to underprivileged kids

• Operation Iraqi Freedom frees oil, kills civilians

• Faculty has right, duty to offer opinions

• Bruins poised to vindicate earlier 6-1 losses to Stanford, Berkeley

• Team to say bye to season, seniors

• Web sites aid in apartment search

• Fresh shirts don’t help Altoids in IM loss to Sigma Chi

• Campus tour season begins

• SARS disturbs EAP in China

• Patriotic war fever unjustly bars criticism

• GSA discusses genocide, AB 550

Thursday, April 17

• Editorial: USAC wise to delay decision on funding

• Letters to the editor

• USAC back to business as usual

• Focus of slates should be action, not political gaming

• Athlete, columnist perform poetic duet

• 2003 admit stats are in

• Poor students lack voice, ignored by campus

• Professor discusses globalization worries

• Discipline varies for dorm infractions

• McMillan slides easily into world of college baseball

• Group wants report cards for colleges

• Team searches for redemption at ASU

• Rowing team gears up for invitational

• Fullerton coach may join Bruins

• White, Norton, Groves compete for starting job

• Adjustments made to SHIP costs

• A novel event

• Standings/Scores/Schedules

• Hail to the thief

• USAC’s narrow perspective breeds futility

Wednesday, April 16

• Weeklong GSA election starts today

• Greco’s future uncertain after draft cancelled

• Letters to the editor

• Warm up to hockey, a sport rich in tradition

• USAC funds allocated without political motives

• UC officials expect less severe cut in revision

• Programs reach out to maintain diversity

• Forbes proposes new tax plan to bolster postwar economy

• Injuries alter women’s tennis lineup

• Looters destroy valuable Iraqi artifacts

• Education shouldn’t wilt while military gorges

• C'mon baby and ride with me!

• UCLA ties doctor to lab misconduct

• Speaks out

• Budget woes threaten ability of outreach groups to function

• Briefs

• Editorial: U.S. plays bully with threats against Syria

• Building a Legacy

• Family and friends fondly remember UCLA law student

• Bruins lose 7 in a row

Tuesday, April 15

• Quarterback battle still in the air

• Mojo Records shuts down due to music pirating trend

• Researchers ponder purpose behind sleep

• U.S.’ swift actions in Iraq propel negotiations with North Korea

• E-Week showcases engineering talent

• Emergency contraception available for morning after

• Briefs

• Letters to the Editor

• Academic Senate opposes war

• USAC may amend bylaws

• Howland secures first commitment

• Film producer to speak at Melnitz

• State budget cuts could hurt UCLA’s reputation

• Qualified students are entitled to UC education

• Pitt assistant coach joins Bruin basketball

• Editorial: USAC needs to learn from Dahle’s mistake

• Greek system’s soccer tourney successful despite bad weather

• Baseball Box Scores

• Softball Box Scores

• War is fought for money, not liberty

• Briefs

• Alleged fraud causes UC to file suit against AOL

• Editorial Cartoon

• Feature Photo: We all scream for dry-ice cream

• Weekend fishing trip reels in proverbs

• Volleyball Box Scores

• Under-cover project

• Concert to honor UCLA pianist

• New Daily Bruin editor in chief appointed

Monday, April 14

• Politics necessary part of USAC presidency

• U.S. must start rebuilding Iraq with U.N.’s help

• UCLA student invests time, money in stocks

• Briefs

• GSA candidates discuss platforms

• Tennis troubled by injuries

• Dantzscher leads team to victory

• BID’s audit raises more questions of mismanagement

• Cleanup inspires, raises funds

• Fall from greatness

• Dahle not the only one with friends and enemies

• Teachers address war with students

• Greater numbers look to graduate school to ride out economic slump

• Pitching problems persist in games

• S.U.R.E. candidates react to Dahle’s note

• Economists project recovery

• UCLA receives research grant

• Women’s water polo beats national team at Sunset Rec.

• Faculty to take stance on U.S. war in Iraq

• Forbes to speak at Anderson School

• Women’s rowing wins Miller Cup

• Motives of Operation Iraqi Freedom

• UCLA students launch restaurant review site

• Students face weak job market due to economic woes

• Rathod’s run for GSA president uncontested

• United Independents will better represent students

• Letters

• Bruins beat Huskies surprisingly easily

• UCLA loses 3 games in 3 days to USC

Sunday, April 13

• Goodbye Stifler, hello action hero

• On the Catwalk

• Robot style

• Soundbites:

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• Screen Scenes:

• RAVE Act stifles expression, subculture

• Alumna finds solace and direction in jazz

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• Alice Walker at the Skirball

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• Long Live Film, Film is Dead

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• Mightier than Words

• Circle plots to capitalize on Smart, Lynch stories

• World Wide Shorts

• Chabon edits ‘McSweeney’s’ with mixed results

• Featured Events: Calendar

Friday, April 11

• Editorial: USAC owes its support to U.S. troops

• Bruins hope to weather Washington games

• UCLA hopes for better show against Oregon teams

• Letters to the editor

• Feature photo: Here's Johnnie

• Tax cut inappropriate during time of war

• Team’s manager, Chicken Genders, deserves honors before flying coop

• Lab investigators discover possible misspent funds

• UC budget doesn’t cut into Howland’s salary

• Associate AD possible candidate for Kansas job

• On-campus café raises its C grade

• GSA candidates for IVP

• Most faculty oppose semester switch

• UCLA surgeon sued for harassment

• IM team starts with high hopes

• Lack of USAC election opposition hinders quality

• Love and volleyball

• Director’s contribution to Chicano movement honored

• Teach-in warns against U.S. altruism

• Leadership conference hopes to inspire students

• Brief

• Volleyball’s playoff possibilities precarious

• Grades are in: Patterson cannot play

• Cochran speaks about law and service

• Team focuses on Pac-10 title, not Rojer

• Rabuy’s precious life made of unforgettable moments

Thursday, April 10

• Former ambassador speaks about securing peace

• Letters to the Editor

• Rojer opts for pro career, leaves UCLA

• USAC rejects resolution to support troops

• New marketing group to work on getting more student floor seating

• Crew seeks redemption at Cup

• UCLA community shows concern over SARS

• Cost of Replacement Hospital susceptible to change

• Q&A with Janina Montero

• Fresh Blood

• BID audit invalid, chairman says

• GSA candidates stress graduate student rights

• ‘Ben’s Den’ will awaken long lost Pauley spirit

• Family, friends, staff celebrate Rabuy’s life

• College degree not necessary to succeed

• Linebacking duel focus of spring

• Softball Notebook

• Gymnastics Notebook

• Editorial: Dahle’s memo destroys his credibility

Wednesday, April 9

• Americans must take war seriously

• Letters to the Editor

• UC’s refusal to reveal records results in lawsuit

• UCLA loses 5-3 to Long Beach St.

• X-Cape’s income plummets as patrons lose interest

• Comedy of poker tour makes it worthwhile

• EDITORIAL: LaFlamme’s new slate could raise more conflicts

• Student group funding reflects USAC loyalties

• Speaks Out

• Speaking time too short, public says

• Bruins triumph at Pasatiempo

• Opening of Lot 7 creates 545 permits for students

• Carnesale to give lecture in honors class

• Students lobby against fee hikes

• Golda leads water polo team to stream of wins

• ‘Manipulation is the key’

• Underreporting of crimes confirmed, rectified

• Silent Thunder

• Cummings may exchange senior year for NBA draft

• Military action grounded in morals justified

• Poll shows 76 percent of Californians support war

• UC argues against research budget cuts

• Student government excluded from open discussion act

Tuesday, April 8

• City council hires consulting firm to help develop new BID

• Mayorkas breaks record in ASU Invitational win

• Varsity, novice teams propel to finals at weekend regatta

• Letters to the editor

• Professor's perspective: War destroys ethos of humanity

• Win against Long Beach St. crucial for UCLA

• Student group sends aid for Afghan relief

• Students share experiences, reasons for affirmative action

• Let smokers enjoy their right to have cigarettes

• Yearly exams essential for women to stay healthy

• Briefs

• Rabuy’s selflessness, actions epitomized love

• Editorial cartoon

• EAP watches health crisis in Asia closely

• Kim sets pole vaulting record

• Beware: the Karma Police are watching

• Rabuy to receive posthumous degree

• Editorial: Alcohol tax wrong filler for budget holes

• The Raveonettes take listeners back to a simple time

• Professor emeritus in applied linguistics dies Friday

• Technology tries to fight bio, chem weapons

• UCLA doctors assist Gautemalan pediatrics

Monday, April 7

• Waves crush men’s volleyball, UCLA may miss postseason

• Law panel links loss of civil liberties to war on terrorism

• Demonstrators take local action in support of soldiers, invasion of Iraq

• UCLA contractor, MTA in legal battle

• NCAA drama, from coaches to cars, will make game memorable

• Bruins beat Stanford, bested by Cal

• Campus housing costs expected to rise

• Softball has poor weekend performance

• Letters

• Students can now earn MBA using the Internet

• On campus housing council members work with USAC to reduce cost of living on the hill

• Hollins flies high in 1st college meet

• Face Off: Hey, teachers! Leave that war alone, out of classrooms

• Programs aid students in filing their taxes

• Textbook sales drop with enrollment

• Tennis loses matches to Cal, Stanford

• Softball’s defense falters

• Carter hurt in accident

• Burgess captures nation’s top mark

• UC must cap enrollment to combat cuts

• Face Off: Syllabi should help students understand political realities

• Water polo wins two on the road with combined score of 24-4

• Editor's Note

• State alcohol tax awaits decision

• Student research relevant to aftermath of Iraqi regime

• Defensive blunders, pitching problems cede weekend to Cal

Sunday, April 6

• New technology, genres, labels make modern music worth it

• UCLA Live feels budget squeeze

• Knockin’ on Hollywood’s door

• Tesh, Kenny G shed light on cunning Inner Circle plot

• Soundbites

• Solomon’s ‘Levity’ goes deep

• Editor's Note

• Coincidence fills fictitious town

• Nederlands Dans Theater II discusses the steps to selection

• Gamer's Corner

• Homeland Insecurity

• Featured Events

• Screen Scenes

• Smashdance

• Spring Preview

• Blind date a frightfully fun experience

Saturday, April 5

• kugd

• test

• fghfgfhh

Friday, April 4

• Mary Negrete continues search for her missing son

• Screenscenes

• Letters to the editor

• Original play to revitalize Thai culture night

• Men’s tennis to battle Bay Area teams

• Alumnus Kurt Voss’ latest film epitomizes independent spirit

• Student groups lobby against fee increase

• UC to face more than $373 million in cuts

• Ballet becomes eclectic

• Celebrity boycotts act against free speech

• Speakers laud CALPIRG’s 30 years of activism

• Speaks out

• Blue-collar Ben much better than slick Steve

• 'There's a lot of work to be done'

• Transportation Services plans for emergencies

• Editorial: Rabuy’s model service should be remembered

• Considerations of race have no place in scientific arenas

• Rabuy remembered for service to UCLA

• The Stat Geek answers pressing questions plaguing American League baseball

• Makeover to push A&E past ‘make out’ edge

• Challenging Pac-10 in the cards for baseball

• Briefs

• Howland excited to make ‘dream come true’

• UCLA Archive hopes Fields retrospective will spark a revival

• Match against Pepperdine a must-win situation for UCLA

• Team faces rival Arizona this weekend

Thursday, April 3

• Faculty grills panel about semester switch

• Mellow Old

• Feature Photo: Splitting at the seams

• Anderson School professor dies at 87

• LaFlamme’s absence won’t change S.U.R.E.

• UCLA grad’s films offer life lessons

• Black athletes’ education should be priority

• Quest into Farrell’s Inner Circle turns ugly

• Gambling stints flush with regrets, bad luck

• Squad poised for NCAA regionals

• Protesters’ denouncement of war in Iraq hypocritical

• Volleyball one step closer to MPSF tourney with win over USC

• Letters to the Editor

• Student hurt falling from Sproul bunk

• Rowing team to face tough competition in San Diego Crew Classic Regatta

• Dorrell awakens fall potential

• Pro-war event gets mixed reaction

• Passionate Suzuki conducts Bach’s cantatas for Easter

• It’s official: Howland’s hired

• USAC defers most agenda items

• False bomb threat rattles medical plaza

• Editorial: Affirmative action still best road to diversity

Wednesday, April 2

• Students deserve low-cost food choices on campus

• Editorial: Slates should focus on ideas not elections

• Cooperage to host New York’s ‘Natural History’

• College to be led by female for first time

• Beating the national odds

• Back in the swing of things with IM softball

• Speakers to discuss switch to semesters

• Strong doubles play leads to weekend

• Teach-in supporting war in Iraq to come to UCLA

• Screenwriting guru guides students

• Howland to replace Lavin as head coach

• Dual Identity

• Ex-program head busted

• Policies sticky for Asian Americans

• Victory over USC essential for men’s volleyball

• Legends to race at Drake

• GSA elections promote grad student interaction

• Students take a stand for affirmative action

• Proponents of Prop. 209 debate RPI effectiveness

• Letters to the editor

• Book Reviews

• Shunning France, Germany is destructive

• Discrimination or Equality?

• Competition heats up in spring practice

Tuesday, April 1

• Diversity adds little to education, study says

• Briefs

• Virus hits over 13 countries

• Finger injury ends Morrow’s college career

• New ‘Pyramid’ adds to Wooden philosophy

• Lavin’s likely replacement full of talent, Jedi quirks

• Ashe Center ready to treat SARS case

• Americans misled by dramatized, unprofessional news broadcasts

• Soundbites

• Leaders to blame for suicide bombers

• Nonviolence class focuses on war in Iraq,

• Diesel stars in ‘thug love story’

• Editorial: Media should serve public, not President

• Dangerous Liaisons

• Professor's perspective: Proposals for raising BruinGo! funds impractical

• Feature Photo: Shun of a preacher man

• Head coach Dorrell approaches spring football on a clean slate

• Recent polls place UCLA, Pac-10 teams on top

• Pac-10 Softball Outlook

• Nolte back in action after battling personal demons

• Colleagues, friends remember Peter Santos’ humor, potential

• Background on Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome

• Enrollment error rattles students

• Media’s live coverage markets war

• Editorial Cartoon

• Pitts still hopeful in retaining Howland

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