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ROSHNEE. - The Gauteng ProvisionalCommissioner for Police Lt General LesetjaMothiba appealed for a crime-free festiveseason during the launch of Operation‘When Duty Calls.’Gauteng cluster commanders, commis-

sioners as well as the Community PolicingForum graced the occasion on November 28.The event was hosted in the Sedibeng re-gion’s Roshnee sports ground. Commission-er Mothiba was joined by the MEC for Pub-lic Safety, Sizakele Nkosi-Malebane, Ver-eeniging cluster commander, Brigadier Pule

Mokoena, Gauteng CPF headAnvyMashile,Emfuleni MMC for Public Safety VellyMcera.In his welcome address, the acting mayor

of the Emfuleni Local Municipality (ELM)Councillor Mcera, on behalf of ExecutiveMayor Gretha Hlongwane, confirmed a pos-itive working relationship between the po-lice, youth desk, crime prevention desk andother stakeholders through the EmfuleniCommunity Stakeholders’ Forum.Councillor Mcera said he had been in-

formed by Gauteng to maintain good plat-forms of communication from which to dis-

cuss crime or programmes to address inci-dents. “We have victim support centres atall stations to assist with the victims ofcrime,” says Cllr Mcera and adds that theyare in a process that embarks on launchingstreet-committees as the eyes and ears of thegovernment.“There’s a need to help understand the

community at large,” he said.Lt GenMothiba appealed to the communi-

ties and stakeholders to work together withthe police to combat crime, especially duringthe festive season. Operation ‘When dutycalls’, which started October 30, will run un-

til January 10 of 2015. “I hope this will godown well with the communities at large,’he said.The Gauteng MEC for Public Safety Nko-

si-Malebana emphasised that residentsshould enjoy the festive season with care.She appealed also to motorists to look outfor pedestrians on the road.The police indicated that road blocks will

be conducted all over the province even afterthe festive season. “We do not want to seethe rate of road fatalities increase. This canbe done through the help of the communityand motorists,” she said.

Operation ‘When Duty Calls’ will beat crime

Members of the Gauteng Policeband lead the entourage during thelaunch of Operation ‘When DutyCalls’ hosted at the Roshnee Stadium. Photo: Lazarus Dithagiso

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SEBOKENG. – It is alleged that one out ofevery two people in the world living withHIV/Aids do not know they have it.

This was revealed on World Aids Day.It was a great and well-conducted march

organised at the Zone 3 Clinic. They tookthe street by storm marching to show supportas they showcased awareness against HIVand Aids in conjunction with 16 Days of Ac-

tivism against the abuse of women and chil-dren. The march around Zone 3 was embar-ked on to issue condoms, pamphlets and in-form and educate the community about thekiller disease.

Sister Moleleki, organiser of the event andWBOT (Ward Based Outreach Team) leader,said the march was aimed at informing andeducating the community about the stigmasurrounding HIV and Aids.

“We don’t only implement HIV/Aidsawareness in December but throughout theyear with teams like WBOT visiting victimsof HIV/Aids attended to in the comfort oftheir homes, where pills are distributed andpatients are reminded of their appointmentswith doctors,” says Moleleki.

Khali Vilakazi says, “Our work is to reacheveryone in the community. We teach themabout HIV.”

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PALM SPRINGS. - 15 people were arrestedby police and three were injured during ashootout while two security guards were de-clared deceased at the scene at Palm SpringsMall on Saturday morning.The shootout did not come as a shock.

Four people were killed in August due to taxiviolence. Residents say they are not goingto tolerate the violence that is putting theirlives in danger.The reason for the shootout is alleged to

be a long ongoing issue of taxi rivalry. Thishas killed many over the years and now isgetting out of hand.Two security guards died in a hail of bul-

lets when two hired security guards openedfire on each other and all hell broke loose.The death of the two security guards happe-ned at the taxi rank just outside the mall.Fifteen people were subsequently arrested

and a staggering 100 cartridges were foundat the scene. Police respondents managed tocalm the situation down.Police spokesperson Sergeant Tshifiwa

Mitileni says, “Guards from rival securitycompanies - both employed by a taxi associ-ation - had been trading gunfire.The shooting occurred near the Palm

Springs Shopping Mall.“When we came out of our houses we saw

dead people lying around. We could not un-

derstand what was going on,” says MusaMzima, a community member.Mitileni further says they have made 15

arrests. Of the 15, two were for possessionof unlicensed firearms.Residents now fear for their safety though

Police are fighting by every means to stabili-se the situation. Mitileni added that there

was a meeting though it is unknown whethera resolution was reached.

Taxi violence claims two lives

The house from which Dimakatso Selelani was evicted.

Mduduzi Mathebula

SHARPEVILLE. - An asthmatic oldwoman, Dimakatso Selelani, was evic-ted from the house she was bought byherchild Tsediso Mtimkulu. The house

is situated in Tshepiso Phase 1. The evictiontook place onWednesdaymorning, residentswere shocked by the old woman’s plight.The owner of the house who asked not tobe identified claims that he summonsedMtimkulu to the issue of the house 9 yearsago.“I have taken them to court several times

arguing that this is my house. I have all thenecessary documents to support my state-ment,” says the owner as he asked everyoneto move out of the yard.Mtimkulu says he bought the house from

Tatolo Radebe 14 years ago. However, whenSedibeng Ster tried to contact Radebe he wasout of reach.Mtimkulu only produced documents of ra-

tes and taxes without the title deed while theevicter says he has the title.The self-proclaimed house owner’s mee-

ting resulted in a verbal war between theevicter and Mtimkulu.While the two locked horns, shouting at

one another, Selelani became overwroughtand had to urgently use her asthmatic spray.She was given food by neighbours since shehad to take her medication.Mtimkulu says the place was an empty

stand and as the years went by houses were

built. “We have been living here for 14 yearsand bought the placewith nine thousand rand(R9 000),” says Mtimkulu.He further produced documents that might

constitute proof that he bought the standfromRadebe. Although his property wasremoved by gathered members of thecommunity.

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Tsediso Mtimkulu says he bought theempty stand from Radebe 14 yearsago. The belongings of Selelani were put out on the street. Photos: Mduduzi Mathebula.


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VANDERBIJLPARK. – Themed “10 yearsas a university of technology - lessonslearned” the Vaal University of Technology(VUT) has crafted a new vision to lead byinnovative knowledge and quality technolo-gy. This embraces producing top-drawer, em-ployable graduates to impact and develop so-ciety in Africa and beyond.

“Education is the best shield against dis-crimination, exploitation, oppression, pover-ty and other forms of malady affecting socie-ty,” said Kediemetsi Mokotsi, VUT directorof Marketing and Public Relations.

She was speaking on behalf of vice chan-cellor and principal Professor Irene Moutlanaat the annual Employer Function Awards to12 partners. The function was hosted at theRiverside Sun Hotel on November 28.

“If you cannot reach your destination, donot blame others,” she said.

She said education is a precious gift par-ents can bequeath on their children. Thanksshould go to the support received from thestakeholders and everyone.

Annie Moletsane, director for Work-Inte-grated Learning (WIL) said about 48 studentshave been recruited by the South African Na-tional Defence Force (SANDF). About16 175 students have been placed since 2007-2014. Moletsane said they have indeed culti-vated a new partnership with SANDF andMinistry of Defence promoting the recruit-ment of students for careers within the de-fence force.

At least 441 students were placed on cam-pus to complete their WIL in order to makeit possible for them to graduate. The VUT isproud to work with international and localpartnerships. This year’s two slogans ‘10years sparks off possibilities’ and ‘50 years

of building your world to a better future’ re-flects on the journey that the university hasundertaken over the years from a new to amature University of Technology, and how ithas grown in stature since its inception in1966.

A season’s inspiration was delivered by ex-ecutive keynote speaker Tumi Sibanda, chiefexecutive officer ‘coaching for a dream.’ She

thanked the partners for doing a good job:“The institution is used to help students

package information that will be used. Youhave to determine whether you want to reachtomorrow. The university cannot have stu-dents who do not know their careers. Howev-er, it is the responsibility of stakeholders tohelp build students’ careers. We can help stu-dents fulfil and realise their ability”.

Sibanda said: “We cannot give what wedon’t have. You have to smile first before youcan make others smile. Produce the brightspark that will make an impact in the nation,not just a business of production. Let’s equipstudents to navigate the world with a goodcompass,’ she concludes. Nomsa Andy, acharismatic artist, kept the audiences on theedge of the seats with her music.

VUT awards employers

Some recipients of the VUT Employer Awards and the organisers. Front left, Annie Moletsane, director for Work Integrated Learningat the function hosted at the Riverside Sun Hotel over the weekend. Photo: Lazarus Dithagiso.


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It is that time of the year when our focus willbe on township tournaments and local soccerfans will spend their holidays at dusty soccergrounds all over the country.The Absa Premiership will be on break and

the only form of entertainment for soccer fanswill be those township tournaments as is thetradition at this time of year. But thewin-at-all-costs mentality spoils these talk-of-the-towntournaments.

This is because coaches or club owners’promise these youngsters they will be paid ifthey win the tournament. The other sadscenario is that professional soccer playersmake themselves part of this tournament to bethe centre of attention.For the past ten years, we have tried to

address this situation, but it seems as if the pleafalls on deaf ears. The question remains: whydo professional soccer players play in thesetownship tournaments when they have beengiven a break to rest?Sedibeng Ster has seen players lose their

PSL contracts because of these tournamentsand some of these players then live their lives

in regret. It is painful when Shooting From TheHip recalls how some of them used to behousehold names in South African football.In fact, today they are nothing in the eyes

of the very soccer fans who used to cheer themon as they played in those unorganised soccertournaments.Sedibeng Ster always maintains that the

only thing these professional soccer playersshould do is conduct coaching clinics foryoungsters during the tournament.The tournament can use them to promote

football rather than competing with theseyoungsters, who regard them as role models.It doesn’t make sense to Sedibeng Ster that an

amateur competes against a professionalsoccer player forR20 000 prizemoney.Really!As if this is not enough – in most cases,

teams that win these tournaments do notbelong to football structures. No, they are so-called `squads’ or makeshift soccer teamscomprising professional soccer players, andinclude those who retired prematurely fromfootball. This time of year also brings forthonly one desire - the desire to make money.Now you know why our football is in such

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VANDERBIJLPARK. - It is not true that theEmfuleni Sewer Reticulation System is oneof the pollution threats to the district riversystem.This is allegedly through e-coli and other

pathogens from raw or poorly treated sew-age.The municipality acknowledges that the

ageing infrastructure poses a challenge in re-lation to the reticulation system. EmfulenispokespersonKlaasMofomme said, “It is nottrue that pipe-bursts are not noticed or attend-ed to. The maintenance team ensures thatthere are regular checks on the system toavoid situations where a large amount of

sewage finds its way to the Vaal River,” hesaid.The municipality does have its own main-

tenance staff at theWasteWater CareWorks,(WWCW).All WWCW staff at Leeuwkuil, Rietspruit

and Sebokeng operate around the clock to en-sure that wastewater is treated to acceptablestandards.“Both Leeuwkuil and Rietspruit Works

have an electrician, a fitter, two fitter assist-ants, an electrical foreman and a mechanicalforeman. It is supported by a millwright (anelectrical/mechanical fitter) provided byRand Water Bulk Sanitation Department aspart of our Service Level & Management

Agreement, which was extended in Septem-ber 2009 for 5 years, then extended by oneyear ending June 2015. Sebokeng WWCW’smaintenance team comprises an electrician,two fitters, one fitter assistant, an electricalforeman and a mechanical foreman. RandWater provides 2 millwrights.“For 2013/2014, we achieved effluent

compliance: Leeuwkuil – 97%, Rietspruit –85%, Sebokeng – 97%. The municipality isfaced with some challenges in relation towastewater treatment due to new propertydevelopment in the area. In Rietspruit, an en-vironmental impact assessment has beenconducted to construct a 36-megalitre per-day emergency dam, an additional clarifier,

a chlorine contact tank and a new final efflu-ent discharge point,” Moffomme said. Headded that they await the approval of theMu-nicipal Infrastructure Grant application thatwas submitted for this project.Sebokeng WWCW is in the process of be-

ing upgraded with two additional modules of50 megalitres per day each. The project isfunded by the Department ofWater and Sani-tation and Rand Water.Construction started in 2013 and is expect-

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SEBOKENG. - The Mafisa Family fromZone 7 has expressed their gratitude to thepeople who have contributed in making itpossible for them to live in a newly builthome.In October 2013, 23-year-old Mohau

Mafisa requested the help of the communi-ty to rebuild his home that he and his sib-lings lost due to a fire which was causedby an electrical fault.“I now live in a small outside room and

have lived here ever since our house bur-ned down. My sister has had to move outbecause it would not be proper for her tolive in the outside rooms with us. I wouldlike to make a plea to anyone who willbe able to turn the damaged house into ahome for us again.”Mohau’s plea was answered. Emfuleni

Local Municipality (ELM) ExecutiveMayorCouncillor Greta Hlongwane blessed theMafisa family with her presence at the re-opening of their re-novated home.During the offici-

al hand-over themayor said, “Thishouse belongs to theMafisa family andno one will take itaway from them.The community hasbeen doing an ama-zing job by keepingan eye on these chil-dren.” Portia Mafisasays, “I am very gra-teful to the commu-nity for making it

possible for us to have a roof over our heads.We were struggling and they made sure thatour dream of renovating the house comes

true.We are also very happy

that the mayor decided tospend her birthday with us.”During this event the mayoralso took time and celebra-ted her birthdaywith the Zo-ne 7 community, especiallythe young kids who had so-me cake and sang for her.

Mafisa family’s prayers answered

Subsequent to the article that was published in Sedibeng Ster last year, theMafisa family was recently presentedwith a brand new house. Photo: Moleboheng Chaha.

ELM Executive MayorCouncillor Greta Hlongwane gave a heartfeltspeech at the recent official house handover in Zone 7.


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(supervisor) from time to time

CLOSING DATE: 17 DECEMBER 2014 AT 12:00

PERSONSWITH DISABILITIES ARE ENCOURAGEDTO APPLY

Please note that transport and accommodation costs, to and from Midvaal, are not reimbursed. Midvaal LocalMunicipality is an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer and is committed to the achievement andmaintenance of representivity (race, gender, disability). Candidates whose appointment will promote representivitywill be given preference.

Benefits: Usual fringe benefits are applicable, unless otherwise resolved.

Applications must be submitted on the Midvaal Local Municipality application form which can be obtained from thewebsite: www.midvaal.gov.za or the Human Resources Department. The application form must be completed infull and the specific reference number of the post must be quoted. Certified copies (not older than 3 months) of youridentity document, qualifications and driver’s licence (if applicable), must be attached. Failure to comply with theinstruction will disqualify applications from being processed.

All shortlisted candidates will be subjected to background screening checks (verification of qualifications, criminalrecord checks and security vetting). Candidates with foreign qualifications must submit a letter from SAQA statingthe equivalence of the qualifications.

Applications can be posted to: Midvaal Local Municipality’s Human Resources Department, P.O. Box 9,Meyerton, 1961 or hand delivered to Cnr. Of Junius and Mitchel Street, Meyerton, 1960. Applications canalso be e-mailed to [email protected] or faxed to (016) 360 7530. For any enquiries please contact(016) 360 7478.

Due to the large number of applications we envisage to receive, applications will not be acknowledged.If you do not receive any response within three (3) months, please accept that your application was unsuccessful.

NB: THE COUNCIL RESERVESTHE RIGHT NOTTO MAKE AN APPOINTMENTTOTHE ABOVE POSITION/S.

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SEBOKENG. - Thabong Shopping Centrelast week saw the biggest crowd of peopleas it opened new stores such as Wool-worths, Skipper Bar, JamClothing, Fosch-ini, Edgars, John Graig, Studio88, andmore. Residents were delighted to see the

shopping centre bringing new and verymuchneeded stores closer to their residential area.Some residents even opine that the centre isslowly transforming into a shopping mall.One resident who came to do his shoppingon Saturday was TebohoMokoena. He says,

“We are always happy when popular retai-lers come to shopping centres near us. Thisshows us that the locals are slowly being ele-vated and developed.” Mokoena adds thatanother important element is that of job crea-tion, which is always sparked by such deve-

lopments. Centre manager Elijah Moremisays, “We are delighted to see this centreexpand to suit the vast needs of the diffe-rent consumers . Today we will also seea new Miss Thabong Shopping Centre be-ing crowned,” Moremi concludes.

Thabong Shopping Centre opens new stores

The cherry on top was the newly crowned Miss Thabong Shopping Centre. From left are Miss PersonalityKarabo Khaalo, 1st Princess Kelina Sethole, Miss Thabong Shopping Centre Kgomotso Devenhuis and 2ndPrincess Lisbeth Mokoena.

Thabong Shopping Center embarked on a new venture by opening some of themost popular retail stores. Some of the peoplepresent at the opening were, from left, Ward 17 CouncillorMthunzimele Sikukula, Nompi Tjale (Ward 2), SANCOdeputy secretary and Thabong Centre manager Elijah Moremi.

People fromKinderplein Korein, Eindhoven in theNetherlands, visited the Rekaofela and Siyanqoba Day Care Centre Association in Evaton West.The visit was to learn more about how the localpreschools operate. A sevenweek tour saw thevisitors donating toys in collaboration with thelottery to the principals of crèches on November26. They worked at Child Welfare. Photo: LazarusDithagiso.

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TSHEPISO. - All praise goes toTeboho Motsepe, the hero whosaved wheelchair-boundMarthaJuili when she was trapped in amystery fire a month ago. Manyattended the opening of the newand rebuilt home of Juili on Tu-esday at Tshepiso phase 1.This was after she and her sib-

lings had been rendered home-less by the mystery fire, whichdestroyed everything they had.Vaal Echoers of Love and

Heaven for Disabled Personswere also thanked.“We don’t know what happe-

ned but I smelled the smoke andfound myself coughing.I then started to scream for

help.I asked my younger sister to

call Teboho who came and sa-ved me from the violent fire,”says Juili.The hero,Matsepe says he did

not think twice.“All I thought of was Juili’s

life and the lives of her sisters.I broke the window and climb

through, all the while screamingtheir names.I Thank God that he helped me

to rescue them,” says Motsepe.MMC for Health and Social

Recreation Sello Pitso quotedfrom the Bible (Luke 6: 36). Hefurther thanked the communityfor giving and helping the familyof Juili.“Love starts with loving your-

self and your neighbour. I’m verytouched by what the communityhas done,” says Pitso.Sello Sehake, the man behind

the idea to rebuild Juili’s familyhouse, acknowledged all thosewho took part in making the re-building a success.Teboho Matsepe, Malidi Mo-

lefe, Pastor Vilakazi, Oupa Sefat-sa (neighbour) andNokhanyaNdungelwa - all these people de-dicated themselves to helpingJuili in her time of need.Juili and her sister were han-

ded new furniture. Juili wasemotional and touched by thecommunity’s love as she washanded the key to her new house.

New house forJuili’s family

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Impact on motorists

Construction work is currently impacting motorists in BunsenStreet where the slip lane is being built.

As soon as work starts in Bergius Road, the double lanes will beconverted to a single lane to grant access to industries in thearea that would be inaccessible if both lanes had to be closed.Traffic marshals will be on site to assist motorists in the area.

In the interest of road safety

“Safety is a priority at Sasol and improving road safety for ourcommunity around our operational facilities, is thus equallyimportant,” says Sasolburg Operations Senior Vice President,Louis Fourie.

However, improving road conditions would be futile if we don’tdrive safely. “Especially during this time of the year when wespend more time on the road than usual, we should makea concerted effort to stick to the basic road safety rules ofkeeping to the speed limit, getting enough rest during a roadtrip, and most importantly, buckling up,” continues Fourie.

“I would like to wish all Metsimaholo residents a deserved restover the December holidays, but above all, a safe time to spendwith our loved-ones,” says Fourie.

Ikusasa reconstructingintersections inSasolburgTwo intersections in Sasolburg will be reconstructedto improve road safety in the area.

The Sasol community investment project, Ikusasa,has started construction work on two busyintersections in Bergius Road in the Sasolburgindustrial area. Work started on 17 November 2014 inBunsen Street, but the whole project is expected tobe completed by 12 May 2015.

Bergius Road and Bunsen street intersection

At the Bergius Road/Bunsen Street intersection an area of4 080 m2 is being reconstructed. Work involves building a newstructural supporting layer, kerbing and adding an asphaltsurface seal.

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Proposed safe making of Eric Louw/Bergius Roadintersection

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SEDIBENG. - KIM’s 22nd Golf Tourna-ment will mark its 10th anniversary thisyear. This annual tournament is sched-uled to take place at the Emfuleni Golf

and Country Club on December 18. The tour-nament started in 2004, its main aim to bringhigh-profile stakeholders together in a com-mon cause - to have FUN. The tournamentis one of the biggest sporting events to be

staged in this region and attracts the who’swho of politics and government. Some high-profilers expected to grace the occasion in-clude government officials and mayors fromboth municipalities. With the tournament

marking 10 years, organisers promiseplenty of prizes to be won by individualson the day of the event. The day’s pro-gramme is set to kick off at 10:00 andparticipants are advised to arrive on time.

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VANDERBIJLPARK. - Jomo Cosmos,otherwise known as Ezenkosi, is set to returnto Absa Premier Soccer League status. Ezen-kosi is at the summit of the National FirstDivision League’s log standing. This was af-ter they beat Royal Eagles FC in the entertai-ning National First Division League matchplayed at the Isak Steyl’s Stadium over theweekend.The excited Cosmos boss – Jomo Sono -

says Vaal is a happy hunting ground forEzenkosi, taking into consideration that twoseasons ago they played their National FirstDivision League matches here in the Vaal

when they were promoted to top-flight foot-ball.Cosmos is at the summit of the National

First Division log with 26 points from 13 ou-tings. They played 7 draws and lost one ga-me. However, hot on their heels is MilanoUnited FC with 24 points from the samenumber of games as Cosmos.Golden Arrows is third on the log with the

same number of points as second-placed Mi-lano United FC, only separated by goal diffe-rences.Cosmos will travel to Durban to have a da-

te with the fourth-placed Thando Royal FCin the National First Division League fixture

scheduled to take place at the UmhlathuzeSports Complex on Saturday.It seems as if promotion candidates will

be between Jomo Cosmos, Milano UnitedFC, Golden Arrows FC and Thanda Royal,if their current performance is anything to goby. Speaking to Sedibeng Ster Sports after thegame, Cosmos boss and coach Jomo Sonosaid there is still a long way to go before theycan start celebrating.He believes the league is still wide open

and the best his team can do is continue tocollect maximum points, especially whenthey play at home.However, Sono was concerned with the

number of chances they created but failed toconvert into goals. It was the same old storyover the weekend with Cosmos strikers mis-sing golden opportunities with only the goal-keeper to beat.“It is too early to think of winning the lea-

gue because the league is a marathon and theonly favour we could do ourselves is collectas many maximum points as we can, especi-ally in the first round of the league. But I’mvery happywith our performance after a slowstart to the season. We will approach eachand every game as it comes.We are not goingto put ourselves under any pressure becausethe season is still long,” he concluded.

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Jomo Cosmos looks set to return to their Absa Premiership status after beating Royal Eagles 2 0 in theNational First Division League match played at theIsakSteyl StadiumonSaturday. Photo: ZachariaNale.

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