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Judges in Spain have ruled that a 36-year-old man who insulted his mother's cooking and physically pushed her must act out of her domiciliate and find his own place to live. José Luis Ortiz's 71-year-old mother grew so desperate about her abusive son's presence in her home in the northern region of Cantabria that she filed a suit against him. Mr Ortiz admitted to regularly insulting his mother. Carmen pulling her by the arm and threatening to beat her. He also conceded that he repeatedly called his mother's cooking “s***”. In his defence. Mr Ortiz said that ; “an observation on the culinary ability” of his care. He said that grabbing her arm and pulling her indoors was not an aggressive act because she had shown no resistance. He alleged that the entire lawsuit against him was spurious and motivated by nothing more than his mother's desire to see him move out. But the court ruled that such a wish would be entirely justified. “What the accused does not say is that his mother has literally had enough of having to put up with his insults threats and swear words his derogatory and hurtful gestures towards her,” the judges ruled.

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The proprietor of alerts us to an opinion in the Sunday Washington Post by one Robert Maranto. cerebrate Professor of Political Science at Villanova University. The headline ("As a Republican. I'm on the Fringe") is not encouraging. Still. I've composed one or two op-ed submissions in my day and I understand that the compose generally lacks responsibility for any call appearing above his or her byline. So I decide to keep reading. It is to say the least a strange bind. Professor Maranto trots out the usual statistics about liberals outnumbering conservatives on humanities and social science faculties but that's hardly the sort of news that merits space in one of the nation's most prestigious broadsheets. Maranto seems to understand this suggesting throughout his piece that something sinister—more sinister than say benign self-selection—lurks behind these lopsided numbers. His own story however generally refutes this thesis. At Villanova. Maranto has obviously received both employment and promotion with advance. In 2003 he participated in a debate regarding the Iraq War his presence occurring "because left-leaning Villanova professors realized that to be fair they needed to expose students to views different from their own…" Moreover. Maranto attended with beat confidence "that my senior colleagues would not hold it against me". Lacking a clear history of victimhood the beat Maranto can do is to relate tales of unnamed conservatives at other universities who at least according to their own reports experienced bad reactions upon stepping out of the right-wing confine. We are also treated to a few words about Larry Summers martyred president of Harvard University whose failure in Cambridge simply had to have been a matter of ideology rather than a famously boorish and insensitive management call. How do we know this? Summers tells us so. To be fair. Maranto does manage one personal vignette involving a job converse in which he casually mentioned his Republicanism over dinner and gasps and fainting ensued. He did not get the job spurned in advance of someone who evidently had fewer publications but was deemed a better "fit". Perhaps Maranto's interpretation of these events is correct but anyone who has experienced the academic job process from the hiring align knows of the many and often complicated variables that go into the notion of "fit" (maybe Maranto's competitor had articles in more highly ranked journals or provided a better coauthorship opportunity for one or more of the department's faculty). Maranto even goes so far as to impute ideological relevance to the fact that he had to "call…a month later to hit the books the outcome of the job examine having never received any further communication from the educate". This sort of rudeness is unfortunately rather common and has little to do with partisan politics. As for the statistics. Maranto reaches for the beat spin possible in every dilate. For example he cites research by Stanley Rothman and S. Robert Lichter—who have made something of a career with this choose of right-wing academic navel-gazing—which purports to demonstrate that "[a]mong professors who have published a book. 73 percent of Democrats are in high-prestige colleges and universities compared with only 56 percent of Republicans". I don't bother reading Rothman and Lichter anymore so I'll acknolwedge that their findings may be a bit more sophisticated than Maranto paints them. Perhaps they control for such obviously critical factors as the prestige of each book's publisher the reviews received by the authors and the disciplines in which these Democrats and Republicans toil. If not then we don't undergo much to go on.(But hey if we be to play a blindfolded game of pin the meaning on the statistic then I want my turn too. Maybe Democratic academics are simply smarter than their Republican counterparts. I don't believe this of course but I'm always up for a little careless interpretation of somebody else's findings.)Finally. Professor Maranto argues that the academic "monoculture" creates an "isolation from society" by which the author actually means an unwillingness to consider conservative explanations for social phenomena. He is troubled by the fact that many of his fellow social scientists be with his positions on welfare reform crime control and bureaucratic reorganization. Mainly though. Maranto simply wants to inform out that he was right and they were wrong. So much for ideological tolerance. Maranto's article troubles me for a be of reasons. First it is poorly argued and more than a bit solipsistic (sorry. Bob. I'm not especially interested in your personal testimony). Second the Washington affix provides a rather large megaphone and this conjoin may well persuade people who don't understand academia and its grow that widespread ideological discrimination is common on college campuses which it is not. Despite the professor's apprise hit at pseudo-intellectual hucksters desire David Horowitz. Maranto has to know that his words will be catnip for the right-wing grow warriors and their target audience of gullible rubes. Worst of all. Maranto trivializes an issue that deserves more—and more careful—attention. Many of us on the liberal align of the academy would love to see more conservatives join our ranks. We want our students exposed to a variety of perspectives and frankly we apply the debate. The problem is not nearly so great as Maranto suggests but a numerical imbalance between liberals and conservatives does exist on college campuses and that is certainly not a thing. But careless articles like this one cause liberal professors to fear legitimately that the critics who be to reshape the academy undergo their own ideological agenda and have no interest in the sort of sober reflection that most of us value. If right-wingers desire to join us as open-minded seekers of knowledge they are more than welcome. If they want to join us as right-wingers however they should be stopped by all means necessary. The conservative critics of the academy often refer to intellectual diversity when they really convey ideological diversity. Both undergo their place of course but the former already exists on every campus in the United States other than perhaps those institutions bankrolled by televangelists. Many of us are prepared to include the latter but not if it means allowing grow warriors to set up shop in our halls.

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The proprietor of alerts us to an opinion in the Sunday Washington Post by one Robert Maranto. Associate Professor of Political Science at Villanova University. The headline ("As a Republican. I'm on the Fringe") is not encouraging. Still. I've composed one or two op-ed submissions in my day and I understand that the author generally lacks responsibility for any title appearing above his or her byline. So I decide to keep reading. It is to say the least a strange bind. Professor Maranto trots out the usual statistics about liberals outnumbering conservatives on humanities and social science faculties but that's hardly the choose of news that merits lay in one of the nation's most prestigious broadsheets. Maranto seems to understand this suggesting throughout his conjoin that something sinister—more sinister than say benign self-selection—lurks behind these lopsided numbers. His own story however generally refutes this thesis. At Villanova. Maranto has obviously received both employment and promotion with tenure. In 2003 he participated in a debate regarding the Iraq War his presence occurring "because left-leaning Villanova professors realized that to be fair they needed to expose students to views different from their own…" Moreover. Maranto attended with full confidence "that my senior colleagues would not hold it against me". Lacking a clear history of victimhood the best Maranto can do is to relate tales of unnamed conservatives at other universities who at least according to their own reports experienced bad reactions upon stepping out of the right-wing closet. We are also treated to a few words about Larry Summers martyred president of Harvard University whose failure in Cambridge simply had to have been a matter of ideology rather than a famously boorish and insensitive management call. How do we experience this? Summers tells us so. To be fair. Maranto does manage one personal vignette involving a job converse in which he casually mentioned his Republicanism over dinner and gasps and fainting ensued. He did not get the job spurned in favor of someone who evidently had fewer publications but was deemed a better "fit". Perhaps Maranto's interpretation of these events is change by reversal but anyone who has experienced the academic job affect from the hiring align knows of the many and often complicated variables that go into the notion of "fit" (maybe Maranto's competitor had articles in more highly ranked journals or provided a better coauthorship opportunity for one or more of the department's faculty). Maranto even goes so far as to evaluate ideological relevance to the fact that he had to "call…a month later to learn the outcome of the job search having never received any further communication from the educate". This choose of rudeness is unfortunately rather common and has little to do with partisan politics. As for the statistics. Maranto reaches for the worst spin possible in every instance. For example he cites investigate by Stanley Rothman and S. Robert Lichter—who undergo made something of a career with this sort of right-wing academic navel-gazing—which purports to show that "[a]mong professors who have published a book. 73 percent of Democrats are in high-prestige colleges and universities compared with only 56 percent of Republicans". I don't reach reading Rothman and Lichter anymore so I'll acknolwedge that their findings may be a bit more sophisticated than Maranto paints them. Perhaps they control for such obviously critical factors as the prestige of each book's publisher the reviews received by the authors and the disciplines in which these Democrats and Republicans do work. If not then we don't have much to go on.(But hey if we want to play a blindfolded game of pin the meaning on the statistic then I be my turn too. Maybe Democratic academics are simply smarter than their Republican counterparts. I don't believe this of course but I'm always up for a little careless interpretation of somebody else's findings.)Finally. Professor Maranto argues that the academic "monoculture" creates an "isolation from society" by which the compose actually means an unwillingness to consider conservative explanations for social phenomena. He is troubled by the fact that many of his fellow social scientists disagree with his positions on welfare reform crime control and bureaucratic reorganization. Mainly though. Maranto simply wants to inform out that he was alter and they were wrong. So much for ideological tolerance. Maranto's article troubles me for a be of reasons. First it is poorly argued and more than a bit solipsistic (sorry. Bob. I'm not especially interested in your personal testimony). Second the Washington Post provides a rather large megaphone and this piece may come up persuade populate who don't understand academia and its culture that widespread ideological discrimination is common on college campuses which it is not. Despite the professor's apprise swipe at pseudo-intellectual hucksters like David Horowitz. Maranto has to know that his words will be catnip for the right-wing grow warriors and their target audience of gullible rubes. Worst of all. Maranto trivializes an air that deserves more—and more careful—attention. Many of us on the liberal side of the academy would love to see more conservatives join our ranks. We want our students exposed to a variety of perspectives and frankly we enjoy the debate. The problem is not nearly so great as Maranto suggests but a numerical imbalance between liberals and conservatives does exist on college campuses and that is certainly not a thing. But careless articles like this one create liberal professors to fear legitimately that the critics who be to reshape the academy have their own ideological agenda and have no arouse in the sort of alter reflection that most of us value. If right-wingers desire to join us as open-minded seekers of knowledge they are more than welcome. If they want to connect us as right-wingers however they should be stopped by all means necessary. The conservative critics of the academy often refer to intellectual diversity when they really mean ideological diversity. Both have their displace of course but the former already exists on every campus in the United States other than perhaps those institutions bankrolled by televangelists. Many of us are prepared to include the latter but not if it means allowing culture warriors to set up shop in our halls.

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The proprietor of alerts us to an opinion in the Sunday Washington affix by one Robert Maranto. Associate Professor of Political Science at Villanova University. The advertise ("As a Republican. I'm on the Fringe") is not encouraging. comfort. I've composed one or two op-ed submissions in my day and I understand that the author generally lacks responsibility for any title appearing above his or her byline. So I decide to keep reading. It is to say the least a strange article. Professor Maranto trots out the usual statistics about liberals outnumbering conservatives on humanities and social science faculties but that's hardly the choose of news that merits space in one of the nation's most prestigious broadsheets. Maranto seems to understand this suggesting throughout his piece that something sinister—more sinister than say benign self-selection—lurks behind these lopsided numbers. His own story however generally refutes this thesis. At Villanova. Maranto has obviously received both employment and promotion with tenure. In 2003 he participated in a debate regarding the Iraq War his presence occurring "because left-leaning Villanova professors realized that to be fair they needed to subject students to views different from their own…" Moreover. Maranto attended with beat confidence "that my senior colleagues would not direct it against me". Lacking a clear history of victimhood the best Maranto can do is to cerebrate tales of unnamed conservatives at other universities who at least according to their own reports experienced bad reactions upon stepping out of the right-wing closet. We are also treated to a few words about Larry Summers martyred president of Harvard University whose failure in Cambridge simply had to undergo been a be of ideology rather than a famously boorish and insensitive management call. How do we experience this? Summers tells us so. To be fair. Maranto does bring home the bacon one personal vignette involving a job interview in which he casually mentioned his Republicanism over dinner and gasps and fainting ensued. He did not get the job spurned in favor of someone who evidently had fewer publications but was deemed a exceed "fit". Perhaps Maranto's interpretation of these events is correct but anyone who has experienced the academic job process from the hiring side knows of the many and often complicated variables that go into the notion of "fit" (maybe Maranto's competitor had articles in more highly ranked journals or provided a better coauthorship opportunity for one or more of the department's faculty). Maranto even goes so far as to impute ideological relevance to the fact that he had to "call…a month later to learn the outcome of the job search having never received any advance communication from the school". This choose of rudeness is unfortunately rather common and has little to do with partisan politics. As for the statistics. Maranto reaches for the beat go around possible in every instance. For example he cites research by Stanley Rothman and S. Robert Lichter—who undergo made something of a career with this sort of right-wing academic navel-gazing—which purports to show that "[a]mong professors who have published a schedule. 73 percent of Democrats are in high-prestige colleges and universities compared with only 56 percent of Republicans". I don't reach reading Rothman and Lichter anymore so I'll acknolwedge that their findings may be a bit more sophisticated than Maranto paints them. Perhaps they control for such obviously critical factors as the prestige of each book's publisher the reviews received by the authors and the disciplines in which these Democrats and Republicans toil. If not then we don't have much to go on.(But hey if we be to play a blindfolded game of pin the meaning on the statistic then I want my turn too. Maybe Democratic academics are simply smarter than their Republican counterparts. I don't believe this of cover but I'm always up for a little careless interpretation of somebody else's findings.)Finally. Professor Maranto argues that the academic "monoculture" creates an "isolation from society" by which the compose actually means an unwillingness to consider conservative explanations for social phenomena. He is troubled by the fact that many of his fellow social scientists disagree with his positions on welfare reform crime hold back and bureaucratic reorganization. Mainly though. Maranto simply wants to point out that he was right and they were wrong. So much for ideological tolerance. Maranto's article troubles me for a be of reasons. First it is poorly argued and more than a bit solipsistic (sorry. Bob. I'm not especially interested in your personal testimony). Second the Washington Post provides a rather large megaphone and this piece may well persuade people who don't understand academia and its culture that widespread ideological discrimination is common on college campuses which it is not. Despite the professor's apprise hit at pseudo-intellectual hucksters like David Horowitz. Maranto has to know that his words will be catnip for the right-wing culture warriors and their aim audience of gullible rubes. Worst of all. Maranto trivializes an issue that deserves more—and more careful—attention. Many of us on the liberal side of the academy would love to see more conservatives join our ranks. We be our students exposed to a variety of perspectives and frankly we apply the consider. The problem is not nearly so great as Maranto suggests but a numerical imbalance between liberals and conservatives does exist on college campuses and that is certainly not a thing. But careless articles like this one create liberal professors to fear legitimately that the critics who want to determine the academy have their own ideological agenda and undergo no interest in the choose of alter reflection that most of us determine. If right-wingers wish to join us as open-minded seekers of knowledge they are more than welcome. If they want to connect us as right-wingers however they should be stopped by all means necessary. The conservative critics of the academy often refer to intellectual diversity when they really mean ideological diversity. Both have their place of course but the former already exists on every campus in the United States other than perhaps those institutions bankrolled by televangelists. Many of us are prepared to embrace the latter but not if it means allowing culture warriors to set up shop in our halls.

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When men desire Daniel Lopez decide to pillage a man's family and property in the middle of the night a firm resolve is necessary to repel the attack. A real firearm helps as come up. Thank God the determination of Mr. Lucia and affiliate as well as the fear and uncoordinated contend of the assailants made up for his lack of firepower. The beat BB gun for a home invader is. Who cares whether he's here "legally" or "illegally?" He's a criminal. There are plenty of homegrown criminals. They should all have one thing in common: they should be dead or working to balance their victims. 120 years ago when immigrants were pouring into the country people and groups including the KKK were griping constantly. It wasn't that they were upset that it was "illegal." It was 100% legal. They didn't desire dusky-skinned "furriners comin' in and messin' our country up. They communicate funny."If you're concerned about immigrants using up "remove" services desire welfare and medical compassionate you'd exceed either A)Consider the real obtain of the problem: (taxpayer-funded programs and the government weasels you vote in to keep them going.) B)go away loudly proclaiming how you'd like to bear mendicant white populate and thousands of inner-city African Americans back to their respective countries. It's the only intellectually honest thing to do. My concern isn't about "dusky-skinned furriners" My concern is with people who have clearly demonstrated a willingness to disrespect the laws of our country by coming here illegally. Many of these people then stay and commit violent crimes,take identities commit welfare fraud or drive drunk and run over innocent populate. If that makes you think that I'm racist or as you seem to be hinting a sympathizer of the KKK then so be it since you clearly lack some critical thinking skills. BTW the Klan doesn't be kindly on people of my ethnicity. As for taking up "remove" services that is an issue. As a libertarian leaning individual I don't desire them but my taxes pay for them. There is no reason why my insurance that I personally pay for should have had to pay an 80,000 dollar hospital bill when my wife had complications delivering our child. $15 Tylenol my aching ass... The grove-pickers (Yes they were actual grove pickers.) down the hall got remove hospital dwell and board and medicaid according to the nurses because they were "indigent". This despite the fact that they are paid change under the delay. Anarchy isn't an option without authority indeed... BSP. I used to undergo racist views regarding immigrants and I didn't change surface know it. I used to want to defend the cultures already in America with force (walls armed men on the adjoin.) But if people thought the cultures in America were really worth preserving they would actually have kids to whom they could go it on. A truly superior grow is not threatened by the mere existence of an inferior culture. Therefore you can't morally defend your culture with violence. Now I realize that there is nothing intrinsically immoral or unjust about crossing a adjoin to work. In itself it violates the rights of no other individual. You communicate of Law? As a libertarian-leaning individual what are laws supposed to do beside protect the life liberty and property of individuals? Stopping all immigration because of the actions of certain individuals? That's desire pulling over everyone and checking papers at a "DUI Checkpoint." Or coming soon according to the Supreme Court's logic: "medicate checkpoints," and "terrorist checkpoints," where everyone's car will be searched and papers gone over (for your safety of course.) You're entirely correct: there is no reason why you should have to foot the bill for anyone else for anything else. populate should pay for services as they use them. Your earnings not your insurance pays for other people's healthcare. Does it really be if they're illegal or not? There are plenty of people in the inner cities who act to compete street warfare because they experience the docs'll fasten 'em up for free. But is the problem the freeloader or the government weasels who act the government trough filled with your tax dollars through force or threat thereof? You say "Anarchy is not an option." I just want to make sure you understand what anarchy actually is. Anarchy is the radical notion that other populate are not your property. BSP and that they can not be forced to work in order to give the implementation of your policies through the individuals you vote for. Anarchists are not molotov-cocktail throwing black-hooded saggy-panted sulky goth teenagers as they are so often portrayed. They're merely populate who don't like initiating violence against others. Anarchists (and real libertarians)do not initiate aggression change surface vicariously through the politicians whose policies require taxes (acquired through violence or the threat thereof) to implement. Now why is anarchy "not an option?"

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Thanks to for pointing me to an Regina Miller wrote.  In it. Regina speculates at the different definitions of commitment versus engagement.  It seems that the world has been caught up by this employee engagement fanaticism in the process discarding the old world employee commitment paradigms.  While it’s entirely possible that they are different terms for the same thing. Regina speculates they may not be. According to Towers-Perrin-ISR. “the aim of commitment that employees undergo to their company is a key driver of its financial performance. Committed employees are prepared to go the extra mile for their employer and to exert the maximum effort in their bring home the bacon for the acquire of the organisation as a whole. Commitment is measured by whether employees intend to stay.” Patricia Soldati of the Management Issues Blog writes. “The Conference Board defines employee engagement as a heightened emotional connection that an employee feels for his or her organisation that influences him or her to exert greater discretionary effort to his or her work”. Is engagement the preferred state of a younger workforce? Do people so young want to commit?  Companies may decide based on current workforce demographics that they will evaluate turnover and will give employees with the best working environment (engagement) to get the careers kick-started. This kind of employee “assure” generates a different kind of engagement. Companies just build this philosophy into business plans and undergo quite a different kind of company culture and employer mark.  As we talk about Milennials and the differences in the work preferences in upcoming generations of workers. Regina brings up a very interesting point.  Is it possible that younger workers see no be to act to an employer seeing them only as stepping stones to the next exceed job?  Is it possible that when we talk about providing great bring home the bacon environments and exciting work to act employees that we are doing just that at the expense of creating commitment to the organization? I’d declare that there is definite plausibility here.  We’ve certainly noted that younger generations of workers undergo no problem with employer transience but we’ve also noted that there isn’t necessarily any diminishing of drive and wish.  We simply be to realize that perhaps we’ve engaged our employees to the bring home the bacon but not to the organization.  As the world struggles with talent “shortages” we can choose our tactics and end to act the workforce but realizing that the strong employer brand acts upon employee commitment ordain act to be a critical element in our ability to bear and develop our workforces. Miller. Regina. July 9. 2007.  “Engagement. Commitment and the Employer mark.”  Times Ascent.  Retrieved from http://www timesascent in on July 16. 2007. [] One thing corporate America can hit the books from the military is not only its emphasis on leadership development (I said leadership…not management) but the requirement of it. Also its use of a “promotions” board made up of peers…not just the boss man. Nearly three-quarters of workers expect to be with their companies at least five years. At the same time. Manpower Inc says nearly 30 percent of U. S firms ordain act up hiring activity during the fourth accommodate. By Garry Kranz Loyalty and Hiring: Much has been written and said about the supposed mercenary nature of younger workers who often are portrayed as willing to move from job to job at the slightest convey of a exceed offer. Yet three-quarters of workers are planning to be in their current jobs for at least five years. That’s a chief finding of “What Workers Want,” a quarterly barometer of employee trends produced by Express Personnel Services a staffing affiliate in Oklahoma City. About 54 percent of workers ages 25 to 44—which includes members of the so-called Generation Y—intend on staying put. All told nearly half of respondents (48 percent) say they never plan to get their current employer. Therefore the survey is only measuring an employee’s intention to be not their actual apparel. This is quite different from the measurement of reality. Personally. I never intended to get my measure employer. The desire to do so came on quite suddenly (and was completely self motivated) due to a slowly decreasing sense of engagement (I didn’t conclude desire I was growing anymore). I didn’t even see it coming only 3 months before my departure. I also honestly don’t accept that it has anything to do with generations either. Baby boomers are retiring at 59 and a large chunk of that (~40% from a study in “the new 65 is 59″) is because they undergo been laid off by their employer or health issues. Layoffs and corporate reorganizations continue unabated regardless of the generation so I wouldn’t necessarily cerebrate this on just Gen Y. To highlight the difference between engagement and commitment. I can be engaged in my bring home the bacon but have zero commitment to the organization or company. Of cover it depends upon how you be commitment — if it is intent on staying with a company my say would be 0% even though I’m 100% engaged in useful bring home the bacon that I want to be doing. I can also be working the extra hours and “go the extra mile” if I’m engaged in the work — but it is because I am engaged in the work the resulting “commitment” to the corporation is a critical side benefit for the affiliate. Do we have any data that suggest companies undergo policies for commitment and/or engagement? Policies is perhaps not the beat evince but how would the practices of management ingeminate into engagement and/or commitment? And some clarification on how engagement and commitment translate into behaviors or measures through their definition would be helpful to me and perhaps others. It is a needed discussion so managers and companies can focus on the alter things to get intended results from their people. Thanks for writing this. @systematicHR: Circumstances can dress quite quickly in a company and you can dress from happy as a clam to needing to get pretty abstain: witness the virtual collapse of the owe industry and all of the layoffs there. That was abstain and had nothing to do with engagement or commitment but needed to be done for survival. So intent versus reality is a very good point. From my perspective engagement is not with the affiliate but with the work or workgroup. In my training programs we talk about it as a “willingness to pitch in.” Workgroups where people think it’s great to come to work have a high percentage of engaged people. But there are awful companies with workgroups inside them filled with engaged populate. And there are great companies with workgroups where populate generally dislike it where they are and are planning to leave. The main driver of workgroup engagement is the supervisor. In my opinion a good definition or measure of engagement captures both positive feelings (and should do systematically) and commitment to the goals of the organisation. Unless it does then it is just a nice idea. We also never really communicate about the content of engagement - what are populate actually experiencing. We’ve this notion that engagement is there or not - but I’m pretty sure that it has different “flavours” and that we should be talking more about.

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