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IVAnnual Conference of IVAnnual Conference of
Infant and Young Child FeedingInfant and Young Child Feeding
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International Workshop on International Workshop on
Paediatric Nutrition & Drug SafetyPaediatric Nutrition & Drug Safety
Organising Secretary, IYCNCON-2014NIMS City Center, 4 Govind Marg, Jaipur-302004, INDIA
Mobile : +91 98290 61020, +91 9799178333 Fax : +91 11-43850101E-mail: [email protected], Website: www.iycfjaipur.com
CONFERENCE SECRETARIAT
Six Credit
Hours
th th5 - 7 December, 2014
VENUE NIMS Medical College,
NIMS UNIVERSITY, Shobha Nagar, Jaipur, Rajasthan (INDIA)
IYCNCON-2014
NIMS UNIVERSITY, a premier institution of teaching and research and accorded recognition under Section 2(f) of UGC Act, 1956 was established by the Government of Rajasthan vide Act No .7 of 2008. It is a private University established by Indian Medical Trust with self financing concept. The University is located on the Jaipur-Delhi highway, stretching across 70 acres of land surrounded by Aravali Hills & Lush green grounds. The whole campus has been beautifully landscaped with extensive greenery & plantation giving a pollution free environment. The campus houses academic and administrative wings, support facilities and residential requirements of the campus community. The University has 1100 bedded super speciality hospital and offers courses in large number of disciplines including Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy, Nursing, Para-Medical, Physiotherapy, S c i e n c e , M a n a g e m e n t , C o m p u t e r S c i e n c e s , Engineering & Technology, Arts, Commerce, Architecture & Planning, Hotel Management, Media Mass communication, Journalism, Law, Aerospace E n g i n e e r i n g , A v i a t i o n Engineering, L ibrary and Information science, Textile and fashion design, Theater Film and Television Technology, Humanities and social science, Physical education, Fine arts, C o m m e r c e , e t c . N i m s University was awarded INDIA Education Excellence Award-2013 by TIME Research as Best Private University in North India. and CCI Technology Education Excellent Award -2014 for Innovative Research.
About Nims University
thIt gives me immense pleasure and honour to invite you to the 4 Annual
National Conference of Infant and Young Child Feeding (IYCF) chapter of Indian
Academy of Pediatrics and International Workshop on Paediatric Nutrition and th th Drug Safety in Jaipur from 5 -7 December 2014. Keeping in line with the
tradition of conferences in Jaipur, we would like to bring forth a conference with
the highest scientific temperament and academics.
The impact of optimal young infant feeding on child survival is a well
known fact but unfortunately, our health statistics concerned with
complementary feeding are not very encouraging. There is, therefore a need for
all of us to focus on this aspect. The Aim is to creat awarneness amongst
Pediatricians, nutritionists, health care personnel and other stake holders
concerned with child health on optimal young infant and child feeding. It is for the
benifit for all, that Rajasthan Medical Council has approved accreditation for this
conference and has awarded Six Credit Hours for the attending delegates.
It is expected that nearly 500 delegates from various medical colleges,
hospitals, pediatric care clinics, Nurising colleges and Nutrition Institutes of India
and abroad shall be attending this conference.
There will be a galaxy of renowned national and international faculties to
enlighten us with their presentations. Your proactive participation shall go a long
way in making this national event a grand success.
On behalf of the Infant and Young Child Feeding (IYCF) chapter of the
Indian Academy of Pediatrics , it is my pleasure to invite you to the Pink City,
Jaipur.
A warm reception is awaiting you. I assure an academically beneficial and
socially enriching experience during your stay.
Dr. Anurag Tomar
Organising Secretary
Dear Colleagues,
Greetings from Pink City Jaipur, INDIA
IYCNCON - 2014
IYCNCON - 2014 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Chief PatronDr. Balvir S. Tomar
PatronsDr. K.C. Singhal Dr. Shobha Tomar
Organizing secretaryDr. Anurag Tomar
TreasurerDr. Sandeep Tripathi
National President IAP : Dr. Vijay N YewaleNational President-Elect IAP : Dr. S.S. KamathHon. Secretary General IAP : Dr. Pravin J. MehtaPresident IAP IYCF : Dr. R.K. AgarwalVice Presidents IAP IYCF : Dr. C.R. Banapurmath Dr. M.M.A. FaridiSecretary IAP IYCF : Dr. Ketan BharadvaFounder Secretary IAP IYCF : Dr. Satish Tiwari
Dr. A. K. Malhotra Dr. N. S. KothariDr. Ajay Gaur Dr. N.N. PurohitDr. Alok Purohit Dr. P.P. GuptaDr. Balraj Singh Yadav Dr. Rajinder GulatiDr. Chaman Verma Dr. S. P. SudraniaDr. C.M. Chhajer Dr. Sanjio Borade Dr. G.C. Bothra Dr. Sati PathakDr. H.C. Mathur Dr. Shakuntala SaxenaDr. Harshad Takvani Dr. S.P. ChoudharyDr. Manjula Bhargava Dr. Usha AcharyaDr. Meenakshi Sharma Dr. Usha SharmaDr. Mira Purohit Dr. Vinod ShahDr. N. K. Subramanya Dr. Yash Paul
Advisors
Organizing ChairpersonDr. Alok Gupta
Chairperson (Scientific Committee)Dr. Tarun Patni
Chairperson (Reception Committee)Dr. S. D. Sharma
IYCNCON - 2014 LOCAL ORGANISING COMMITTEES
Reception
Inauguration
Registration
Scientific
Souvenir
Award Judges & Mementoes
Press, Publicity & Advertising
Dr. J.P. JainDr. J. SinghDr. A.M. KamdarDr. A.A. PathanDr. Arvind AgarwalDr. Sharvesh S. JoshiDr. Swati TomarDr. Himani Saroha
Dr. B.S. SharmaDr. M.L. GuptaDr. Sushil SanghiDr. Manish SharmaDr. Kishore AgarwalDr. Swati Agarwal
Dr. H.S. BhasinDr. Anurag SharmaDr. S.P. SethiDr. O.P. BalodiaDr. Kusum KallaDr. Manisha RathiDr. Sumit Bhatia
Dr. S. SitaramanDr. Munish KakkarDr. Anupam ChaturvediDr. Rupesh Masand
Dr. Amarjeet MehtaDr. Rajiv K BansalDr. Anurag SarnaDr. Ashish AgrawalDr. Mayur Goyal
Dr. Deepak ShivpuriDr. Jagdish SinghDr. Narendra RungtaDr. S.P. KulshreshtaDr. B.B. GuptaDr. Atul Jindal
Dr. Kapil GargDr. Vivek SharmaDr. Shivraj Singh RathoreDr. Manish AjmeraDr. Ritesh Yadav
Venue Management
Banquet Committee
Valedictory Function
Accompanying Delegates
Catering
Socio-Cultural
Accommodation
Dr. B.K. Jain
Dr. Atul Shanker
Dr. Hariom Rawat
Dr. Rajiv Jain
Dr. Pardeep Goyal
Dr. Ashok Kasliwal
Dr. N.B. Rajoria
Dr. Arvind Kumar
Dr. Sunil Kumar Jindal
Dr. Amit Saini
Dr. Raj Kumar Gupta
Dr. Ashok Kabra
Dr. Ramesh Sethia
Dr. Shyam Dhingra
Dr. Vijay Shankar Sharma
Dr. J.P. Bhatnagar
Dr. Madhu Mathur
Dr. Madhu Choudhary
Dr. Pawan Sulaniya
Dr. Priyanshu Mathur
Dr. S.M. Soni
Dr. Sanjiv Hooja
Dr. Sanjeev Gupta
Dr. Sunil Dutt Sharma
Dr. Rimjhim Gupta
Dr. Preeti Gusain
Dr. B.M. Raturi
Dr. S.P. Bhargava
Dr. Swati Ghate
Dr. Sanjay Shukla
Dr. Anita Mittal
Dr. Nidhi Grover
Dr. Rambabu Sharma
Dr. Prashant Mahawar
Dr. Sharad Sharma
Dr. Pawan Sharma
Dr. Dushyant Chauhan
Transport
Hall & Audio-Visual
Trade & Exhibition
Shopping Advisory
Foreign Affairs
Website
Hospitality
Dr. J.N. Sharma
Dr. Kulbhushan Gupta
Dr. Raj Kumar Goyal
Dr. Laxman Singh Jadoun
Dr. Ramnik Garg
Dr. Ramesh Bachani
Dr. Rajpreet Soni
Dr. Salim Raja
Dr. Priya Marwah
Dr. Ahmad Ali
Dr. K.M. Sahai
Dr. Sanjay Arya
Dr. Dhananjay K Mangal
Dr. Lalit Barardia
Dr. Ankit Agarwal
Dr. Amrita Sethi
Dr. Kusum Devpura
Dr. Vibha Kochar
Dr. Meena Khilnani
Dr. Anamika Mehta
Dr. Ashok Gupta
Dr. Elaine Joyce Duaman
Dr. Rajesh Sharma
Dr. Anami Gaur
Dr. Monendra Singh Suri
Dr. Ashutosh Jindal
Dr. Shailendra Patwa
Dr. Kailash Meena
Dr. J.K. Mittal
Dr. Rajesh Mathuria
Dr. B.S. Natani
Dr. R.S. Manawat
Dr. Girish Sharma
Dr. Ramesh Purohit
Dr. Chanchal Singhal
Dr. Mukesh Gupta
IYCNCON - 2014 RAJASTHAN ZONAL ADVISORS
SOUTH ZONE
EAST ZONE
NORTH ZONE
Dr. Suresh Goyal
Dr. Lakhan Poswal
Dr. Devendra Sareen
Dr. B. Sharda
Dr. Hemant Porwal
Dr. Avinash Bansal
Dr. C.B. Das Gupta
Dr. Rajendra Gupta
Dr. Amrit Lal Bairwa
Dr. Ashok Sharda
Dr. Deependra Sharma
Dr. Ghanshyam Rathi
Dr. P.L. Kothari
Dr. R.P. Kothari
Dr. S.N. Khandelwal
Dr. Hari Mohan Gupta
Dr. Ghanshyam Bairwa
Dr. Vinod Gupta
Dr. Anujay Rastogi
Dr. Vishvendra Singh
Dr. Kapil Jindal
Dr. Sudarshana Solanki
Dr. Priyanka Sharma
Dr. Jitendra K Gupta
Dr. Hukum S Naval
Dr. Suresh Sharma
Dr. Dilip Sethi
Dr. G.C. Mittal
Dr. Mahesh C Gupta
Dr. Banwarilal Gupta
Dr. Rama Kant Sharma
Dr. Jitendra K Gupta
Dr. Anupama Agarwal
Dr. Rajesh Nahar
Dr. Yogesh Yadav
WEST ZONE
CENTRAL ZONE
Dr. B.D. Gupta
Dr. P.C. Khatri
Dr. R.K. Maheswari
Dr. Mukesh Gupta
Dr. D.R. Dabi
Dr. S.N. Chitlangia
Dr. Anurag Singh
Dr. Pramod Sharma
Dr. Rakesh Jora
Dr. Dalpat Choudhary
Dr. G.S. Senger
Dr. C.K. Chahar
Dr. Gaurav Gomber
Dr. O.P. Garg
Dr. B.R. Choudhary
Dr. B.S. Karnawat
Dr. Achala Arya
Dr. Anil Jain
Dr. Neeraj Jain
Dr. Mukesh Jain
Dr. R.K. Khanna
Dr. Atul Heda
Dr. H.K. Anandani
Dr. Amar Sethia
Dr. Ashok Gupta
Dr. Ram Singh
Dr. Mohd Awes
Dr. Mohd Illias
Dr. Rajesh Sharma
Dr. Rakesh Kahndelwal
Dr. S.N. Bijarnia
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IYCF Skills Workshop Human Milk Banking Art of Feeding/ Counselling Right Feeding- The Key to MDG4 Infant Feeding in HIV situation Feeding of low birth weight Pit falls in feeding Complementary Feeding: Still Miles to go before we sleep? Weaning: the proper scientific bases behind Soya based milk formulas in diarrhea: Are we over using? Coeliac disease Kangaroo Mother Care – The nutritional value addition to neonate Nutrition in NICU Junk Food & Energy Drinks Fussy eater : Problem of Child vs mother Home Food vs Readymade food Obesity begets Obesity Diet in special situations including SAM Infant milk substitute (IMS) Act Developmental feeding difficulties Nutritional programing in first 1000 days of life Growth Chart: How to make best use of it? Vit A & D Supplementation Vit D : The new Savior to immunity DHA & Development Feeding the critically ill child: Holistic approach Counselling & Management of breast feeding difficulties Micronutrients as immune modulators Pre & Pro biotics: Where it stand today? Nutrient supplements in infants Need for Paediatric Pharmacovigilance Safety Issues of Drugs in Paediatric Practice Iron supplementation in Infancy and childhood Micronutrients Supplementation ADHD and Autistic disorders Feeding of infants and young children during and following an illness :
Challenges and solutions
TENTATIVE SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME
Please fill in the Registration Form and send by post to Conference Secretariat.
Registered delegates are entitled for:
Details For Online Bank Transfer
Cancellation and Refund:
Address:
Admission to inaugural function, plenary lectures, scientific sessions, cultural
programme, lunch and dinner during the Conference. Payment to be made by A/C
payee Bank Draft / at Par cheques drawn in favour of “IYCNCON 2014” payable at Jaipur
and sent with Registration form to Conference Secretariat.
• * PG students should submit certificate from their Head of the Department.
• Children below 5 years will be registered free.
• IYCF members more than 70 years will be registered free up to to 31st October.
Bank Account Name : IYCNCON-2014Account No. : 1093102000000383Bank Name : IDBI BankIFSC Code : IBKL0001093Branch : IDBI Bank, Nims University (Chitanukalan),
Jaipur
No refund request will be entertained after 15 October 2014. On cancellation of
registration, only 50% of the amount shall be refunded and this will be sent to the
person concerned in the last week of December, 2014.
Dr. Anurag Tomar, Organising Secretary, IYCNCON-2014, NIMS City Center,
4, Govind Marg, Jaipur-302004, Rajasthan, INDIA,
Mobile: 09829061020, 09799178333
E-mail: [email protected], www.iycfjaipur.com
REGISTRATION
CATEGORIES thUpto 15 OctthUpto 15 Nov Later & Spot
IAP Member Rs.2,500/ - Rs.3,000/- Rs. 4,000/ -
Non IAP Member/ Nutritionist Rs.3,000/ - Rs. 3,500/ - Rs.4,500/ -
Corporate Delegates Rs.6,000/ - Rs.6,000/ - Rs.8,000/ -
Accompanying Person/ Staff
Nurse / Health Care Personnel
Rs.1,5 00/- Rs.1,500/- Rs.2,000 /-
P.G. Student* Rs.1, 500/- Rs.1, 500/- Rs.2,000/-
ACCOMMODATION
Accommodation will be reserved on request against advance payment along with the
Registration Form. December being a very busy tourism season, you are requested to
book the hotels well in advance (preferably 2-3 months in advance).
All rates are in Indian currency (Rupees) Taxes extra as applicable. Rates are subject to
change without prior notice.
Tentative Hotel Tariff
Terms and Conditions for Conference Accommodation:
Campus Guest House Accommodation
Hostel Accommodation
Payment Terms:
Booking shall be done up to two months prior to the start of the conference.
Confirmation shall be subject to availability.
is available for delegates on prior intimation.
Tariff will be Rs. 1500/- per person per day on twin sharing basis.
(separate for Male/Female) can be arranged on prior
intimation. Tariff will be Rs. 750/- per person per day on twin sharing basis.
For accommodation 100% payment is required in advance. However, being limited in
number, campus accommodation will be booked subject to availability. The payment
should be made through Bank Draft/at par cheque in favour of IYCNCON 2014 payable
at Jaipur along with the Registration form.
Name of Hotel Single Bed Double Bed
Hotel Mansingh 7000/ - 7000/ -Hotel Park Prime 7000/ - 7000/-Hotel Cambay Spa & Resorts (Kukas) 6500/ - 6500/ -Hotel Holiday Inn (Amer Road) 6500/ - 6500 /-Regenta Central 6000/ - 6000/ -Hotel Royal View (Amer) 3800/ - (Deluxe)
4600 (Executive)
3800/ - (Deluxe)4600 (Executive)
Guidelines to obtain Indian Visa
All foreign nationals intending to participate in the Conference, except those of
Nepal, Bhutan and Maldives, are required to obtain an Indian VISA.
There is no provision for ‘VISA on Arrival’ in India.
VISA can be applied for in person at the High commission/Embassy based in the
country from where the participant intends to depart for India. VISA application form
is available at the office of the Indian Embassy in the capital and other major cities of
the country of your residence.
In case of difficulties, please contact the conference secretariat at
VISA GUIDELINES
INSTRUCTIONS TO AUTHORS FOR SUBMISSION OF ABSTRACT
GUIDELINE FOR ABSTRACT SUBMISSION
ORAL PRESENTATION:
POSTER PRESENTATION:
ACCEPTANCE OF PAPER
• Original Research Articles.
• Abstract should be computer typed and should not be more than 250 words.
It should be sent through E-mail, MS word file attachment, along with hard
copy posted along with completed Registration form so as to reach the
Conference Secretariat by 15th October, 2014.
• Title: Should be typed in MS word in Bold Font, Title Case Central Alignment,
Font 12, Type New Roman in single space with justification.
• Author's Name/Names: Capital Case, List each author by their initials
(unpunctuated), followed by surnames (omit degrees). Name of the
presenting author should be underlined. Font 10, Type New Roman.
• Content: Should contain aim of study, materials, methods, results &
Conclusion Font 10, Type New Roman.
• Eight Minutes will be allowed for presentation followed by two minute for
discussion.
• LCD and overhead projectors will be available for Oral Paper presentations.
Please bring CDs/Pen drives compatible with Windows XP.
You are required to submit your presentation at least two hours before the
commencement of the session.
• Poster may be prepared in 1.2 mtr x 1 mtr sizes.
• Poster should be fixed 1 hour before the presentation. Author/s should be
present duirng the poster session for discussion.
• The presenting author must register for the Conference. Final decision
regarding acceptance of papers will rest with the Scientific Committee. If you
do not receive any information about status of the abstract by 31 October,
2014, please contact on e-mail : [email protected]
REGISTRATION FORMIYCNCON-2014
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Hostel
Please mail completed Registration Form with Payment to Conference Secretariat: Dr. Anurag Tomar,
Organising Secrtetary IYCNCON 2014, NIMS City Centre, 4, Govind Marg, Jaipur-302004 (India).
Mobile: 9829061020; 9799178333 E-mail: [email protected] Website : www.iycfjaipur.com
*PG students should submit certificate from their Head of the Department.N.B. Please photocopy this form if more copies are required. Kindly attach your visiting card with this form.
For Foreign Delegates only
Passport No............................................ Date & Palace of issue..............................................
Payment by Bank Draft/At Par Cheque in favour of “IYCNCON 2014” payable at Jaipur.
D.D./Cheque payable at par No...........................Dated......................Amount..............................
Bank Details....................................................................................................................................
Name: Prof./Dr./Mr./Ms…………………………………………….............................................Male/Female
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Not Required
Accommodation:
KINDLY USE CAPITAL LETTERS FOR FILLING THE FORM
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IAP Member Non IAP Member/Nutritionist
Accompanying Person/Staff Nurse/Health Care Personnel
Payment Details:
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2. Non IAP Member/Nutritionist: Rs. …………………………...
3. Corporate Delegates: Rs. …………………………...
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Important Places to Visit in CityHawa Mahal: The poet King Sawai Pratap Singh built this palace of winds. This is easily the most well-
known landmarks of Jaipur and is also its icon. Located in the City Palace complex, it is best viewed from
the road outside. This five-storey building overlooking the busy bazaar street is a fascinating example of
Rajput architecture and artistry with its delicately honeycombed 953 pink sandstone windows known as
'Jharokhas'. It was originally built for the ladies of the royal household to watch everyday life and
City Palace: Located in the heart of the walled city, the City Palace Complex gives you an idea about the farsightedness of the founder of Jaipur Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh. He left behind a legacy of some of the most imposing and magnificent architecture in the city. Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh built many buildings but some of the structures were also built by later rulers. The palace is a blend of Mughal and Rajput architecture and the ex-royal family still lives in a part of the palace.
Jantar Mantar: There are plenty of observatories all over the world, but the Jantar Mantar is considered to be one of the largest observatories ever built. The Jantar Mantar in Jaipur is considered to be the largest of the five observatories and also houses the world's largest sundial. The Universe and the Cosmos have always been of interest to man, and it was this interest that compelled the Maharaja to build an astronomical observatory. The Jantar Mantar houses various architectural and astrological instruments that have caught the interests of astronomers, historians and architects around the world.
Jal Mahal: Many mysteries continue to surround the pleasure palace of Jal Mahal. It is known to be about 300 years old, but its precise date of construction remains undiscovered. Eminent historians Vibhuti Sachdev and Giles Tillotson write in Building Jaipur: The making of an Indian City, 'Though sometimes dated as late as 1775, it is likely that this was constructed by Sawai Jai Singh II, around 1734.' . But little else is known about this palace with no chambers - just a pavilion with a terrace garden, built in the Rajasthani tradition of 'island resorts' or 'water palaces' where royal families would seek their 'pleasure'.
Amber Fort: Amer Palace also spelled and pronounced as Amber is located in Amer (a town with an area
of 4 square kilometres (1.5 sq mi), 11 kilometres (6.8 mi) from Jaipur, Rajasthan state, India. It is the
principal tourist attractions in the Jaipur area, located high on a hill. Amer Fort was built by Raja Man
Singh I. Amer Fort is known for its artistic style of Hindu elements. With its large ramparts, series of gates
and cobbled paths, the fort overlooks the Maota Lake, at its forefront.
Ishwar Lat: Ishwar Lat or Swarg Suli or Heaven piercing minaret is the 60 ft highest building of wall in the Tripoli Bazaar of Jaipur. Sawai Ishwari Singh built it in 1749 A.D to commemorate a grand victory against his brother Madho Singh in Bagru war. Ishwar Lat is famous as it offers one of the most breathtaking views of the Jaipur city. The sole purpose of Ishwari Lat creation was tthe love of Maharaja Ishwari Singh for the beautiful daughter of Prime Minister argobind Natani. Maharaja look at daughter who livwed in a haveli opposite to Swarg Suli, since protocol did not allow him to go inside her house
Science Park: The department of Science & Technology has developed a unique Science Park in Shastri Nagar, Jaipur, Rajasthan, India in an area of 3.14 acres. This park aims at imparting scientific temper amongst masses in general students in particular by providing a practical approach and direct involvement in the learning process. The park propagates scientific and technical awareness in society to learn while playing (Khel Khel Mein Vigyan).
Albert Hall: When the foundation stone of Albert Hall was laid during the visit of the Prince of Wales, Albert Edward to Jaipur in 1876, it had yet to be determined what use it would be put to. There were some suggestions about cultural or educational use or as a town hall. However in 1880 Maharaja Sawai Madho Singh II approved a suggestion by Dr. Thomas Holbein Hendley, Resident Surgeon to open a museum of Industrial Arts to display products of local craftsmen. A small museum was created in 1881 in temporary accommodation and proved most popular.
Jaipur, popularly known as Pink City, was founded in 1727 AD by one of the greatest rulers of the Kachhawaha clan, the astronomer, King Sawai Jai Singh. The pink color was used at the time of making to create an impression of red sandstone buildings of Mughal cities - and repainted in 1876, during the visit of the Prince of Wales. The capital of the desert state of Rajasthan, Jaipur has hot and scorching summers and cool winters, which are pleasant. The mercury rises to as high as 45 °C in summers, when the minimum temperature is 25.8 °C. However, nights can be cold and temperature can be as low as 8.3 °C. Monsoons are not much of a problem in Jaipur, so one can visit the city from anytime between September to March. In December, during the conference, light woolen clothes will be required as it will be a cold pleasant period.
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