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SA isang slide presentation kahapon, ipinakita ni dating-COA auditor Heidi Mendoza sa mgamambabatas sa Kamara ang mga kaduda-dudang transakyon sa Armed Forces of the Philippinesnoong si Carlos Garcia ang comptroller. May storya din tungkol dito sa Page 2. RICHARD REYES Love: Y

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Bumuhos ang suporta kay Men-doza mula sa mga netizen, obispo,mambabatas, ang Pangulo, angkalihim ng katarungan at iba pa.

“You have raised us a notchhigher as Filipinos,” ani BayanMuna Rep. Teodoro Casiño.

“Go Heidi,” pagbubunyi ni RockEd founder at TV host Gang Badoysa Twitter account niyang gang-badoy. “When I grow up, I don’tthink I can be like Heidi Mendoza,she’s special. But I want to be CA-PABLE of protecting people likeHeidi Mendoza,” aniya.

Pinuri rin ng 20 obispong Kato-liko si Mendoza sa pagtulay sa balagng alanganin “to unmask the arro-gance” ng mga abusadong opisyal.

Kapani-paniwalang saksi siMendoza para kay Pangulong

Aquino, anang tagapagsalitaniyang si Edwin Lacierda. Kumiki-los na rin umano ang adminis-trasyon upang mapangalagaan siyamula sa mga nais siyang saktan.

Nilagay na rin siya ng Depart-ment of Justice (DOJ) sa WitnessProtection Program, ani JusticeSecretary Leila de Lima.

“She is brave...she is credible,”ani De Lima. “What could be heragenda as a former COA auditor?She now runs the risk of being pil-loried and ostracized by her for-mer coworkers at the COA.”

Lumabas si Mendoza sa trend-ing topics ng social networkingsite na Twitter sa buong mundo.Nanguna rin siya sa trending topicsa tanyag na search engine na Ya-hoo! Philippines.

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Nina Gil Cabacungan Jr., Jocelyn R. Uy at Marlon Ramos

P INAULANAN ng papuri ng madlang uhaw sa tapat natauhan sa pamahalaan si dating state auditor HeidiMendoza kahapon sa pagbibigay nito ng liwanag sa

landas ng kurapsyon sa militar na nais ikubli sa karimlanng kanyang mga boss at matataas na opisyal ng militar.

Lumalakas suporta sa datingstate auditor na naninindigan

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Apektado mga sundaloAFP and those whohave served it withhonor, self-sacrifice anddignity” ang pagsisiwa-lat hinggil sa malakinghalaga para sa mgachief of staff at ibangmatataas na opisyal.

Ayon sa isang Scoutranger sa Basilan, hin-di na siya nagulatkung bakit nasasawiang mga sundalo dahilsa kakulangan ngkagamitan at suporta.

Anang isangopisyal ng Army, “It

was depressing whenyou hear the money isthere but our basicneeds are not given.”

Isang kapitan ngMarine sa Basilan angnagsabing maramingsundalo ang nasawi sadigmaan dahil kulangang transportasyon.

Ayon sa isangopisyal ng militar saCompostela Valley,mababa ang moraleng mga sundalong ha-bang nagpapakasasaang mga heneral.

Nina Julie Alipala, Edwin Fernandezat Frinston Lim

GALIT at pagkadismaya ang namutawisa mga mabababang opisyal at sunda-lo sa Mindanao, kung saan bumabaga-bag ang rebelyong komunista atsesesyonistang Moro, sa gitna ng mgaulat na nagbubulsa ng malaking hala-ga mula sa badyet ng militar ang mgamatataas na opisyal ng Armed Forcesof the Philippines.

Sa Maynila, sinabi ng Association of Generalsand Flag Officers (Agfo) na “disconcerting and de-moralizing to the serving men and women of the

DFA handana ilikasmga Pinoysa EgyptI N U T U S A N n g D e-partment of ForeignAffairs (DFA) ang em-bahada nito sa Cairo“to make immediatearrangements” para sapagpapauwi sa mgaPilipinong nais umalisng Egypt.

A y o n n a m a n s aembahada, sinabi ngdi-tukoy na bilang ngmga Pilipino na sila ay“safe and did not ex-press any need to berepatriated.”

Anang DFA, naki-pag-ugnayan na ito saIsrael, Jordan, Libyaat Saudi Arabia upangp a h i n t u l u t a n a n g“safe passage” ng mgaPilipinong papuntangMaynila o ibang lu-gar.

Mahigit 6,560 angPilipino sa Egypt, may3,000 sa mga ito ka-sambahay, habang ha-los 2,000 ang Muslimscholar. Karamihan sakanila nasa Cairo atAlexandria.

Bukas nang 24 orasang hotline ng Officefor Migrant Workers Af-fairs—834-4580— parasa mga kamag-anak ngnasa Egypt. JEE

Dinetalye paraan ng paglustayISINIWALAT kahaponng dating pinuno ngisang audit team nasumuri sa pananalaping Armed Forces ofthe Philippines (AFP)ang masalimuot nasistema ng katiwaliannoong panahon n iMaj. Gen. Carlos Gar-cia na kinasangkutanng matataas na opis-yal ng militar.

S i n a b i n i H e i d iMendoza sa Housecommittee on justicena natuklasan niyaang ilang iregularidadkung saan milyongpiso at milyong dolyarang sangkot. Ani Men-

doza, natuklasan niyaang iregularidad sakabila ng magulongtalaan ng AFP.

Kabilang sa mganakita niyang nawa-wala ay ang P50 mil-y o n n a k i n u h a s aP200-milyon na ibini-gay ng United Nationspara sa gastos sa mis-yong-pamayapa ngmga Pilipino, at sa $5milyon na ibinigay ngUN para sa kagamitan.

Ayon kay Mendoza,itinalaga siya ni noonay Ombudsman Sime-on Marcelo para i-au-dit ang pananalapi ngAFP kaugnay sa pag-

buo ng kasong pan-darambong laban kayGarcia. CD Balana,GC Cabacungan

Gutierrez: Tuloy plea bargain dealMARIING ipinagtang-gol ni OmbudsmanMerceditas Gutierrezang kontrobersyal napakikipagkasundo niyakay dating AFP comp-troller Carlos Garcia atpinagbintangan angdating ombudsman atdating special prosecu-tor ng “panggugulo” saisyu.

Ngunit sinabi rin niGutierrez na handa si-

yang ibasura ang ka-sunduan kung kaila-ngan kasunod ng mgapaglalahad ni datingAFP budget off icerGeorge Rabusa at dat-ing state auditor HeidiMendoza.

“ We d o n ’ t h a v eenough evidence toconvict General Gar-cia. The only evidencewas the letter fromClarita (wife of Garcia)

on bribery, so we bar-gained. We go by evi-dence, not presump-tion,” ani Gutierrez.

Kinontra siya ni da-t i n g O m b u d s m a nSimeon Marcelo nanagsabing “The case isvery strong.”

Aniya, sapat angpag-amin ng asawa niGarcia bilang ebiden-sya. Gil C. Cabacun-gan Jr.

Trillanes pinangalanan si Angie na padrino ni GarciaTINURO ni Sen. Anto-nio Trillanes IV kaha-pon si Angelo Reyesbilang padrino ni da-ting comptroller Car-los Garcia.

Ito ang tugon ngsenador sa hamon ngdating defense secre-

tary at Armed Forceso f the Ph i l i pp ine schief of staff na tuku-yin ang makapangya-rihang tao sa likod niGarcia.

Tinukoy din ni Tril-lanes si Lt. Gen. JacintoLigot, isa pang dating

comptroller, bilang “oneof the principals behindGeneral Garcia.”

“We’re going to en-courage as many wit-nesses as we can,” aniTrillanes. Christian V.Esguerra, Julie M.Aurelio

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showstopper in I’ve Got A Dreamquite like Be Our Guest in Beau-ty and the Beast. There’sGothel’s Mother Knows Best thatis the lesser Poor UnfortunateSouls of Ursula in Little Mer-maid. And of course, the just-announced Oscar nominated ro-mantic duet, I See The Lightthat’s very much A Whole NewWorld of Aladdin.

Alan Menken takes Tangledback to the glory days of Disneymusical cartoons, mainly be-cause he’s the same guy whomade the songs. Not as greatand incredible as the old ones,but they’re just the same.

Voice acting is just okay,because the best performancescome from the non-speakinganimals Maximus the palace

horse and the chameleon. Afew times it is hilarious, butthe film has less the emotion-al weight of Mermaid’s orBeauty and the Beast or The Li-on King.

Nevertheless Tangled is asmooth-sailing fairy tale, a fineaddition to Disney’s collectionof princess fables. No split ends,just happily ever after.

Review by Vives Anunciacion

TangledDirected by Nathan Greno, Byron Howard

S INGING! In a 3D Disney animation! The only in-gredient missing is Lea Salonga, and I’d say theclassic Disney is back. A few more songs and

this can even be staged on Broadway. Promise.Restyling the story of Rapun-

zel for the Kindle generation,Tangled is Disney’s 50th officialanimated feature since the the-atrical release of Snow Whiteand the Seven Dwarfs in 1937.

The child Rapunzel (voicedby Mandy Moore) is kidnappedfrom the Palace by the mali-cious Mother Gothel (theateractress Donna Murphy) andraised in a secluded tower asher own child so that she canuse the power in the child’s hairto keep herself young forever.

On Rapunzel’s 18th birthday,a thief (Flynn, voiced byZachary Levi) stumbles uponthe tower and hides in it, onlyto be discovered by Rapunzel’s

trusty frying pan and pet lizardPascal (actually a chameleon.Nuance.) Rapunzel strikes adeal with Flynn to take her outinto the city without lettingGothel know, but Mother Gotheldiscovers the plan and foils it.

Benefiting from a fixed-focalpoint stereoscopy despite thedeep wide shots, the audiencegets to enjoy the stylized anima-tion in eye-friendly 3D. In Taga-log, hindi ito nakakahilo.

The best part of Tangled thatmakes it wondrous family enter-tainment is the singing. If onlythere were lots of it.

Rapunzel has a solo similarto Ariel’s Part of Your World inThe Little Mermaid. There’s a

FLYNN (Zachary Levi) and Rapunzel (Mandy Moore) in a scene from Tangled

Celebrity chef Sau showcases appliance linePHILIPS taps into the expertise ofacclaimed Chef Sau del Rosarioto showcase how the wide arrayof Philips kitchen appliances cantransform healthy food prepara-tion into a daily adventure.

Sharing the same passion forhealthy eating, Chef Sau sharesexpertly-prepared recipes andnew techniques to jump-startpeople on their way to healthiercooking.

“Contrary to popular belief,healthy eating is not just a nice-to-do. It is a need-to-do. MyK-itchen shows how Philips kitchenappliances have evolved with thelifestyle of the consumers to re-main relevant in their everdayliving,” explains Chef Sau.

Aside from the expert advice ofChef Sau, MyKitchen also bringsinto the forefront the diversity ofPhilips kitchen appliances thatcan make any day of the week atime to enjoy your kitchen.

Tr y a d e l i c i o u s p l a t e o fsteamed fish and vegetables withherbs and spices using the PhilipsSteamer with a unique FlavorBooster on Monday, an easy-to-prepare fruit smoothie with thehelp of the Philips Blender on a

busy Wednesday, or whip up ahealthy, but nonetheless indul-gent cake in no time with thePhilips Rice Cooker on a Sunday.

With the latest innovation inkitchen technology coupled withease-of-use, the possibility ofhealthy eating is limitless.

MyKitchen is hinged on the“sense and simplicity” thrust ofthe Philips brand aimed at help-ing people live a healthy and ful-filled life.

As a world leader in health-care, lifestyle and lighting, Philipsintegrates technologies and de-sign into people-centric solutions,based on fundamental customerinsights and the brand promise of“sense and simplicity.”

MyKitchen is the continua-tion of this promise by providingkitchen appliances that can helppeople cook, eat and live health-ier and through the expert ad-vice of Chef Sau.

KIM’S NEW ‘G’ IN HER LIFEYOUNG star Kim Chiu is formally introduced as the official endorserof the new Goya Pretzel Twists, real pretzels coated with deliciousGoya chocolate. Chiu formalized her endorsement in the presence ofrepresentatives from Delfi Foods Inc., makers of Goya Pretzel Twists,and Catalytx Advertising Inc. followed by the launch of the new GoyaPretzel Twists TV commercial. Joining her are, from left, Delfi productmanager Emelie Alagao, Delfi director-general manager NiloChincuanco Jr. and Catalytx Advertising Inc. client service directorBaybs Lim.

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Put on good luck in the Year of the Metal RabbitBy Irene C. PerezInquirer Lifestyle

DO not put your creditcard and cash in thesame wallet, becausethe loan would “eat up”savings, put a waterfountain in your hometo prevent money-drydays, and de-clutter tolet fresh energy flow.

T h e s e a r e j u s tsome practical fengshui tips for the Yearof the Metal Rabbitfrom consultant Ma-rites Allen.

S t a y a w a y f r o mpessimists or “nega”people who draw ne-gative vibes, and lis-ten to upbeat musiclike songs from LadyGaga to brighten upyour mood.

Allen gave theseguidelines during the2011 Philippine FengShui Updates, a five-hour talk recently heldat the packed ImperialPalace Hotel ballroomin Quezon City.

The annual confer-ence, now on its sixthyear, was attended by

host Boy Abunda, IN-QUIRER columnist TessaPrieto-Valdes , f i lmproducer “Mother”Lily Monteverde, busi-ness magnate Wash-ington Sycip, and acrowd of followers.

For Chinese NewYear on Feb. 3, Allenrecommended eatingChinese food like fish,“longevity noodles,”and sticky rice cakeswith the family, whilewearing somethingnew and red.

Allen is a memberof the Feng Shui Soci-eties of London andSingapore and Worldof Feng Shui Malaysia,and travels extensivelyto study and give semi-nars. She attended theSoutheast Asia Summiti n Ind i a l a s t yea r,where she met theDalai Lama, and under-went spiritual cleansingat Kopan Monastery inNepal. She is presidentof World of Feng ShuiPhilippines (WOFS),which sells merchan-dise in malls.

She also has a mas-

ter’s degree in Busi-ness Administrationfrom the Ateneo.

‘Trinity luck’S h e c l a r i f i e d ,

though, that she isn’tChinese, but a Filipino.

“You don’t have tobe Chinese to practicefeng shui. I got intothis because there wasa time in my life whennothing went right—my first marriage wasannulled, I was havinga hard time in my ca-reer, I was depressed.So I looked for a wayto counter and educat-ed myself about fengshui.”

The f l amboyan tAllen, often dressed inelaborate gowns andloud accessories, cred-its feng shui for hersuccess. She marriedan Englishman, andshutt les to the UK,where her four childrenare based. Her semi-nars are well-attended,and people buy WOFSitems despite high pricetags (a desk calendarcosts P750; the ThreeBars of Gold pendant

costs over P76,000).She explained how

the “Trinity Luck” orthe total luck of a per-son works. There’s theHeaven Luck, which isan “inborn gift”; EarthL u c k , w h i c h i s a t-ta ined by work ingwith your surround-ings; and MankindLuck, which comesfrom the principle ofachieving good fromdoing good. Feng shui,she said, activates theEarth Luck by sub-scribing to dates, di-rections, and itemsdeemed auspicious.

“It’s all about righttiming, positive think-ing and visualization.When you see yourcharm, you alreadyfeel lucky.”

‘Pangontra’Filipinos often mis-

take feng shui as a reli-gion, she added. Shemade clear that Chi-nese astrology is differ-ent from Western as-trology, which recentlyfeatured the controver-sial addition of the

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Put on good luck in the Year of the Metal Rabbitsupposed 13th zodiacsign, Ophiuchus.

Unlike Western as-trology, feng shui of-fers “cures” throughamulets, medallionsand jewelry which sheplayfully calls “pan-gontra.”

During the program,she enumerates thep a n g o n t r a o n h e rbody—on her hair,

around her neck, handand fingers, even fish-ing out several from thebustier of her gown,which was in mustardyellow, said to be thelucky color of the year.

With yellow as theauspicious color for2011, does that meanit will be a smooth yearfor President NoynoyAquino, a Metal Rat?

It will be a “chal-lenging” year fromwhat she could readfrom his chart, since2011 is characterizedby terrorism attacksand calamities causedby fire or heat.

L u c k y s i g n s a r eSnake, Dog and Boar;Roosters and Rabbitsshould be wary.

Auspiciousindustries

It will be a flourish-ing time for those inmetal-element busi-nesses like mining,jewelry, computers andairlines. Same goes forearth-related ventureslike property, real es-tate, construction andhotels. Fire-related in-dustries are also look-ing great, such as thestock market, enter-tainment, restaurants,and lighting.

Meanwhile, outlookis “discouraging” forwater businesses likebanking, shipping,transport, alcohol andfishing, as well as thoseunder wood—agricul-ture, publishing andpublic relations.

This can be coun-tered by consulting afeng shui expert, buy-ing items that control

the bad chi (energy),and mainta in ing abright attitude.Shopping for luck

Valdes, an interiordesigner, has been at-tending Allen’s annualsymposium for fiveyears now. The fengshui knowledge helpsin her work, especiallywith placement to “at-tract better energy ac-cording to the direc-tion of the house andthe animal sign of theowner.” Rules vary perhouse, she said, butdecor like dragons, or-ange trees and waterfountains is generallyconsidered lucky.

Another interiordesigner, Anthony Cu-ratolo, shared thatfrom one water foun-tain, his house nowhas eight. It is his sec-ond year of followingfeng shui practicesfrom Allen. He “en-hances” his luck with ascarf and watch print-ed with mantras, beadbracelets, charms, andan auspicious wallet.The items are expen-sive, he admitted, buthe considers them along-term investment,since “more blessingscome in return.”

Jewelry and accessoriesmaking seminar setTHE GOLDEN TreasureSkills and DevelopmentProgram will conduct afashion jewelry and ac-cessories making semi-nar on Feb. 12, from10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at theCollege of Social Workand Community Devel-opment (CSWCD),Magsaysay Avenue cor-ner Ylanan Street, Uni-versity of the Philip-pines, Diliman, QuezonCity.

T h e r e w i l l b e ahands-on training onhow to string up beadsand tying up colorfulcrystals and stones tomake bracelets, ear-

rings, rings, necklaces,anklets, slippers, bead-ed bags and wallets,and other accessories.

Sourcing of materi-als, costing and howto start and maintaina business on jewelryand accessories mak-ing will be discussed.

Lunch and snackwill be served. All thematerials for hands-onwill be provided. Cer-tificates of training willbe given afterwards.

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8 SPORTS WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2011

DENNIS U. EROA, Editor

ing Organization welterweightcrown will be lopsided in Pac-quiao’s favor, the Filipino ringsuperstar again showed hisdrawing power at the box office.

Gauging from past resultsin the gambling city, the ini-tial ticket sales salvo could al-so mean huge pay-per-viewnumbers.

“Incredible, simply incredi-ble,” Top Rank chief Bob Arumtold Ringtv.com. “I have neverpromoted a fight that has soldso many tickets so quickly.”

By Roy Luarca

THIS ONE’S going to be a sureblockbuster.

Manny Pacquiao’s showdownwith Shane Mosley on May 7 atthe MGM Grand in Las Vegas,Nevada, is shaping up to be justthat after fans bought 16,000tickets three hours after salesopened Monday (yesterday inManila).

Despite threats of boycott andflak from some media sectorsthat the fight for the World Box-

Pacquiao fans magnet

BACK-TO-BACK CHAMPIONS: Junior Altas. DENNIS ABRINA/UPH MEDIA BUREAU

PHSD double champsa NCAA volleyballMAKARAAN angdalawampu’t isangtaon, muling nakamitng Perpetual Help Al-tas men’s volleyballteam ang pinaka-aasam na korona,samantalang natamong Junior Altas angback-to-back sa NCAAvolleyball wars.

Pinuri ni coachSammy Acaylar angpagpupursigi ng Altasupang tapusin angnakababagot paghi-hintay sa titulo.

Binigo ng Perpetu-al ang Arellano Uni-versity, 22-25, 25-10,25-16, 25-18, upangwalisin ang best-of-three title series.

Hindi naman nag-pahuli ang Junior Al-tas na tinalbugan angSan Sebastian CollegeStaglets, 25-16, 25-15, 25-23. Nagwagirin ang Perpetual,2-0, sa serye.

Walang katapatang Altas sa liga mula1985 hanggang 1990bago manahimik.

Nagwagi ang Ju-nior Altas mula 1988hanggang 1991.

Dahil sa ‘‘doublechampionships” ti-wala si PerpetualHelp chairman atChief Executive Offi-cer Dr/Col. Antonio L.Tamayo na pahaha-bain pa ng Altas at

Junior Altas ang kani-lang dominasyon saliga.

Most ValuablePlayer si Erick Fran-cisco, best spiker siPem Bagalay, diggerof the year si LouwieChavez at setter ofthe si LesandroDiomangay sa juniors.

Napiling MVP siDexter Clamor sa se-niors division. Spikerof the year sa seniorssi Jay dela Cruz atblocker of the year siAdam Daquer.

Coach ng JuniorAltas si MiguelRafael. Rowena Mor-ta/UPH Media Bu-reau

SMB VERSUS TALK ‘N TEXT

ang 91-87 pagkatalosa Game 4 Linggo.“It’s obvious that theyhave our number thelast two games. Weneed to bounce backand make the neces-sary adjustments.”

Malaking dahilan sapag low bat ng Texters

ang pagbagsak ng mgalaro nina Ranidel DeOcampo, Harvey Carey,Ali Peek at KellyWilliams samantalangbumalik na ang laro niSMB forward JayWashington, DannyIldefonso at Dorian Pe-ña.

Pinahirapan rin niArwind Santos si Jim-my Alapag samanta-lang patuloy ang pag-tatagumpay ni SMBplaymaker OlsenRacela kontra ‘‘FatherTime.”

Ni Musong Castillo

M ATAPOSmapana-lunan

ang huling dala-wang laro ayhawak na ng SanMiguel Beer angmomentum labansa Talk ‘N Text.

Ngunit hindi itonangangahulugangbibigay na angTropang Texters nanaglahong parang bu-la ang 2-0 agwat saPBA Philippine Cupbest-of-seven series.

Biglaan ang pag-bagsak ng laro ng

Texters at isa angnakikitang solusyonni coach Chot Reyesupang magamot angsitwasyon.

“We have to find away to score againsttheir defense,” sabi niReyes mataposmaranasan ng Texters

LARO NGAYON(Araneta Coliseum)

7 p.m.—San Miguel Beervs Talk ‘N Text

Tabla babasagin

ATO Agustin CHOT Reyes

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2011 9SPORTS

Dahil kay LeBron,Cavaliers sumubsobsa ika-21 sunod taloM IAMI-

Niyanigsa ikat-

long pagkakataonni LeBron Jamesang dati niyangkoponan upangtunawin ng Mia-mi Heat angCleveland, 117-90, Lunes sa NBA.

Ito ang ika-21 su-nod talo ng Cleveland(8-40) na kulang nadalawa upang mapan-tayan ang marka saliga sa pinakamaha-bang losing streak nahawak ng VancouverGrizzlies (1995-96) atDenver Nuggets(1997-98).

Umiskor ng 24puntos at may walongassists si Jamessamantalang niyanigng 34 puntos niDwyane Wade angCavaliers.

Kinamuhian ngmga tagasubaybay ngCleveland si Jamesmatapos niyangihayag sa pam-bansang telebisyon naiiwan na niya angCleveland at lilipat saMiami.

“I have nothingbad to say about theplayers that I left andthe team,” wika niJames. “I wish the or-ganisation the best.And I wish the fans,more than anything,the best because wehad a lot of greatyears together.”

Ito ang ikatlongsunod panalo ng Mia-mi (34-14).

Kumpletong resul-ta: Indiana 104Toronto 93; New Jer-sey 115 Denver 99;Miami 117 Cleveland90; Memphis 100 Or-lando 97; Dallas 102Washington 92; Utah83 Charlotte 78.

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