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1. What Are 8 Of The Most Constitutionally Significant Statutes Of The 20th And 21st Century?

Introduction Of Devolution In Scotland And Wales In The Face Of Rising NationalismCons: Wanted Hra To Be Replaced With A British Bill Of Rights That Would Be Neither Associated With The European Convention On Human Rights Not Enjoy The Hra's Quasi-entrenched Status | Lib Dems: Supported A Bill Of Rights But Wanted It Entrenched And Serving To Constrain ParliamentA Non-legal Rule That Has Developed Over TimeParliament Acts Of 1911 And 1949 (Limited Hol Power)- European Community Act 1972 (Joining Ec)- Scotland Act 1998 (Established Scottish Parl) And Government Of Wales Act 1998 (Established Welsh Assembly)- Human Rights Act 1998 (Made European Convention On Human Rights Into Statute)- Hol Act 1999 (Got Rid Of All But 92 Hereditary's)- Freedom Of Information Act 2000 (Gave Citizens Right To Gov Information)- Constitutional Reform Act 2005 (Supreme Court Took Over Role Of Law Lords)- Fixed-term Parliament Act Of 2011 (Introduced Fixed-term Elections For The Westminster Parliament)

2. What Is A Convention?

Parliament Acts Of 1911 And 1949 (Limited Hol Power)- European Community Act 1972 (Joining Ec)- Scotland Act 1998 (Established Scottish Parl) And Government Of Wales Act 1998 (Established Welsh Assembly)- Human Rights Act 1998 (Made European Convention On Human Rights Into Statute)- Hol Act 1999 (Got Rid Of All But 92 Hereditary's)- Freedom Of Information Act 2000 (Gave Citizens Right To Gov Information)- Constitutional Reform Act 2005 (Supreme Court Took Over Role Of Law Lords)- Fixed-term Parliament Act Of 2011 (Introduced Fixed-term Elections For The Westminster Parliament)A Non-legal Rule That Has Developed Over TimeIntroduction Of Devolution In Scotland And Wales In The Face Of Rising NationalismCons: Wanted Hra To Be Replaced With A British Bill Of Rights That Would Be Neither Associated With The European Convention On Human Rights Not Enjoy The Hra's Quasi-entrenched Status | Lib Dems: Supported A Bill Of Rights But Wanted It Entrenched And Serving To Constrain Parliament

3. What Is An Example Of The Flexibility Of The Uk Constitution And How It Has Managed To Adapt To Changing Political And Social Circumstances?

A Non-legal Rule That Has Developed Over TimeCons: Wanted Hra To Be Replaced With A British Bill Of Rights That Would Be Neither Associated With The European Convention On Human Rights Not Enjoy The Hra's Quasi-entrenched Status | Lib Dems: Supported A Bill Of Rights But Wanted It Entrenched And Serving To Constrain ParliamentIntroduction Of Devolution In Scotland And Wales In The Face Of Rising NationalismParliament Acts Of 1911 And 1949 (Limited Hol Power)- European Community Act 1972 (Joining Ec)- Scotland Act 1998 (Established Scottish Parl) And Government Of Wales Act 1998 (Established Welsh Assembly)- Human Rights Act 1998 (Made European Convention On Human Rights Into Statute)- Hol Act 1999 (Got Rid Of All But 92 Hereditary's)- Freedom Of Information Act 2000 (Gave Citizens Right To Gov Information)- Constitutional Reform Act 2005 (Supreme Court Took Over Role Of Law Lords)- Fixed-term Parliament Act Of 2011 (Introduced Fixed-term Elections For The Westminster Parliament)

4. What Were The Differing Views Between The Conservatives And Lib Dems On A Bill Of Rights?

A Non-legal Rule That Has Developed Over TimeParliament Acts Of 1911 And 1949 (Limited Hol Power)- European Community Act 1972 (Joining Ec)- Scotland Act 1998 (Established Scottish Parl) And Government Of Wales Act 1998 (Established Welsh Assembly)- Human Rights Act 1998 (Made European Convention On Human Rights Into Statute)- Hol Act 1999 (Got Rid Of All But 92 Hereditary's)- Freedom Of Information Act 2000 (Gave Citizens Right To Gov Information)- Constitutional Reform Act 2005 (Supreme Court Took Over Role Of Law Lords)- Fixed-term Parliament Act Of 2011 (Introduced Fixed-term Elections For The Westminster Parliament)Cons: Wanted Hra To Be Replaced With A British Bill Of Rights That Would Be Neither Associated With The European Convention On Human Rights Not Enjoy The Hra's Quasi-entrenched Status | Lib Dems: Supported A Bill Of Rights But Wanted It Entrenched And Serving To Constrain ParliamentIntroduction Of Devolution In Scotland And Wales In The Face Of Rising Nationalism

5. Why Is The Written/Unwritten Distinction Between Constitutions Misleading (2 Reasons)?

A Non-legal Rule That Has Developed Over TimeParliament Acts Of 1911 And 1949 (Limited Hol Power)- European Community Act 1972 (Joining Ec)- Scotland Act 1998 (Established Scottish Parl) And Government Of Wales Act 1998 (Established Welsh Assembly)- Human Rights Act 1998 (Made European Convention On Human Rights Into Statute)- Hol Act 1999 (Got Rid Of All But 92 Hereditary's)- Freedom Of Information Act 2000 (Gave Citizens Right To Gov Information)- Constitutional Reform Act 2005 (Supreme Court Took Over Role Of Law Lords)- Fixed-term Parliament Act Of 2011 (Introduced Fixed-term Elections For The Westminster Parliament)Introduction Of Devolution In Scotland And Wales In The Face Of Rising NationalismNo Constitution Is Entirely Written: No Constitution Is Entirely Composed Of Formal Rules That Are Legally Enforceable- No Constitution Is Entirely Unwritten: No Constitution Consists Only Of Rules Of Conduct Or Behaviour

6. What 4 Major Events In The 1970s Led Many To Question The Fitness Of The Constitution?

Introduction Of Devolution In Scotland And Wales In The Face Of Rising NationalismRecession- Joining The Ec (Later Eu)- Clashes Between Government And The Unions- Rise Of Scottish And Welsh NationalismA Non-legal Rule That Has Developed Over TimeParliament Acts Of 1911 And 1949 (Limited Hol Power)- European Community Act 1972 (Joining Ec)- Scotland Act 1998 (Established Scottish Parl) And Government Of Wales Act 1998 (Established Welsh Assembly)- Human Rights Act 1998 (Made European Convention On Human Rights Into Statute)- Hol Act 1999 (Got Rid Of All But 92 Hereditary's)- Freedom Of Information Act 2000 (Gave Citizens Right To Gov Information)- Constitutional Reform Act 2005 (Supreme Court Took Over Role Of Law Lords)- Fixed-term Parliament Act Of 2011 (Introduced Fixed-term Elections For The Westminster Parliament)

7. What Is The Legislative Process Necessary For Congress To Change The Constitution?

Parliament Acts Of 1911 And 1949 (Limited Hol Power)- European Community Act 1972 (Joining Ec)- Scotland Act 1998 (Established Scottish Parl) And Government Of Wales Act 1998 (Established Welsh Assembly)- Human Rights Act 1998 (Made European Convention On Human Rights Into Statute)- Hol Act 1999 (Got Rid Of All But 92 Hereditary's)- Freedom Of Information Act 2000 (Gave Citizens Right To Gov Information)- Constitutional Reform Act 2005 (Supreme Court Took Over Role Of Law Lords)- Fixed-term Parliament Act Of 2011 (Introduced Fixed-term Elections For The Westminster Parliament)Must Be Passed By 2/3rds Of The Votes In Both Houses And Then They Must Be Ratified By At Least 3/4 Of The State Legislatures (Currently Means 37 States Out Of 50)Introduction Of Devolution In Scotland And Wales In The Face Of Rising NationalismA Non-legal Rule That Has Developed Over Time

8. What Is Common Law?

A Non-legal Rule That Has Developed Over TimeIntroduction Of Devolution In Scotland And Wales In The Face Of Rising NationalismParliament Acts Of 1911 And 1949 (Limited Hol Power)- European Community Act 1972 (Joining Ec)- Scotland Act 1998 (Established Scottish Parl) And Government Of Wales Act 1998 (Established Welsh Assembly)- Human Rights Act 1998 (Made European Convention On Human Rights Into Statute)- Hol Act 1999 (Got Rid Of All But 92 Hereditary's)- Freedom Of Information Act 2000 (Gave Citizens Right To Gov Information)- Constitutional Reform Act 2005 (Supreme Court Took Over Role Of Law Lords)- Fixed-term Parliament Act Of 2011 (Introduced Fixed-term Elections For The Westminster Parliament)A Body Of Laws Based On Tradition - Custom And Precedent

9. Why Is Statute Law The Most Important Source Of The Constitution?

Because The Principle Of Parliamentary Sovereignty Implies That Statutes Outrank All Other Sources Of The ConstitutionA Non-legal Rule That Has Developed Over TimeIntroduction Of Devolution In Scotland And Wales In The Face Of Rising NationalismParliament Acts Of 1911 And 1949 (Limited Hol Power)- European Community Act 1972 (Joining Ec)- Scotland Act 1998 (Established Scottish Parl) And Government Of Wales Act 1998 (Established Welsh Assembly)- Human Rights Act 1998 (Made European Convention On Human Rights Into Statute)- Hol Act 1999 (Got Rid Of All But 92 Hereditary's)- Freedom Of Information Act 2000 (Gave Citizens Right To Gov Information)- Constitutional Reform Act 2005 (Supreme Court Took Over Role Of Law Lords)- Fixed-term Parliament Act Of 2011 (Introduced Fixed-term Elections For The Westminster Parliament)

10. When Was Av Soundly Rejected And By What Margin?

A Non-legal Rule That Has Developed Over TimeParliament Acts Of 1911 And 1949 (Limited Hol Power)- European Community Act 1972 (Joining Ec)- Scotland Act 1998 (Established Scottish Parl) And Government Of Wales Act 1998 (Established Welsh Assembly)- Human Rights Act 1998 (Made European Convention On Human Rights Into Statute)- Hol Act 1999 (Got Rid Of All But 92 Hereditary's)- Freedom Of Information Act 2000 (Gave Citizens Right To Gov Information)- Constitutional Reform Act 2005 (Supreme Court Took Over Role Of Law Lords)- Fixed-term Parliament Act Of 2011 (Introduced Fixed-term Elections For The Westminster Parliament)May 2011 - 32%-68%Introduction Of Devolution In Scotland And Wales In The Face Of Rising Nationalism

11. What Are The 2 Ways In Which An Early General Election Can Still Be Called?

A Vote Of No Confidence In The Hoc That Is Not Reversed Within 14 Days Of Its Passage - 2/3rds Of Total Membership Of The Commons Calling For An Early General ElectionA Non-legal Rule That Has Developed Over TimeParliament Acts Of 1911 And 1949 (Limited Hol Power)- European Community Act 1972 (Joining Ec)- Scotland Act 1998 (Established Scottish Parl) And Government Of Wales Act 1998 (Established Welsh Assembly)- Human Rights Act 1998 (Made European Convention On Human Rights Into Statute)- Hol Act 1999 (Got Rid Of All But 92 Hereditary's)- Freedom Of Information Act 2000 (Gave Citizens Right To Gov Information)- Constitutional Reform Act 2005 (Supreme Court Took Over Role Of Law Lords)- Fixed-term Parliament Act Of 2011 (Introduced Fixed-term Elections For The Westminster Parliament)Introduction Of Devolution In Scotland And Wales In The Face Of Rising Nationalism

12. What 4 Things Did Bagehot Argue That The Monarchy Has The Right Too?

A Non-legal Rule That Has Developed Over TimeParliament Acts Of 1911 And 1949 (Limited Hol Power)- European Community Act 1972 (Joining Ec)- Scotland Act 1998 (Established Scottish Parl) And Government Of Wales Act 1998 (Established Welsh Assembly)- Human Rights Act 1998 (Made European Convention On Human Rights Into Statute)- Hol Act 1999 (Got Rid Of All But 92 Hereditary's)- Freedom Of Information Act 2000 (Gave Citizens Right To Gov Information)- Constitutional Reform Act 2005 (Supreme Court Took Over Role Of Law Lords)- Fixed-term Parliament Act Of 2011 (Introduced Fixed-term Elections For The Westminster Parliament)Introduction Of Devolution In Scotland And Wales In The Face Of Rising NationalismTo Be Informed- To Be Consulted- To Warn- To Encourage

13. What Are The 5 Main Reasons In Favour Of A Codified Constitution?

Clear Rules: Creates Less Confusion About The Meaning Of Rules And Greater Certainty That They Can Be Enforced- Limited Government: Provides A Solution To The Problem Of Elective Dictatorship By Ending Parliamentary Sovereignty - Neutral Interpretation: Would By Policed By Judges Who Are 'above Politics'- Protects Rights: Individual Liberty Would Be More Securely Protected By A Codified Constitution As It Would Define The Relationship Between The State And Its Citizens- Education And Citizenship: Has Educational Value As Highlights Central Values And Overall Goals Of The Political SystemA Non-legal Rule That Has Developed Over TimeParliament Acts Of 1911 And 1949 (Limited Hol Power)- European Community Act 1972 (Joining Ec)- Scotland Act 1998 (Established Scottish Parl) And Government Of Wales Act 1998 (Established Welsh Assembly)- Human Rights Act 1998 (Made European Convention On Human Rights Into Statute)- Hol Act 1999 (Got Rid Of All But 92 Hereditary's)- Freedom Of Information Act 2000 (Gave Citizens Right To Gov Information)- Constitutional Reform Act 2005 (Supreme Court Took Over Role Of Law Lords)- Fixed-term Parliament Act Of 2011 (Introduced Fixed-term Elections For The Westminster Parliament)Introduction Of Devolution In Scotland And Wales In The Face Of Rising Nationalism

14. Why Is The Fact The Unelected Judges Have Little Influence In The Constitution Democratic?

Introduction Of Devolution In Scotland And Wales In The Face Of Rising NationalismParliament Acts Of 1911 And 1949 (Limited Hol Power)- European Community Act 1972 (Joining Ec)- Scotland Act 1998 (Established Scottish Parl) And Government Of Wales Act 1998 (Established Welsh Assembly)- Human Rights Act 1998 (Made European Convention On Human Rights Into Statute)- Hol Act 1999 (Got Rid Of All But 92 Hereditary's)- Freedom Of Information Act 2000 (Gave Citizens Right To Gov Information)- Constitutional Reform Act 2005 (Supreme Court Took Over Role Of Law Lords)- Fixed-term Parliament Act Of 2011 (Introduced Fixed-term Elections For The Westminster Parliament)Because They Are Not Publicly Accountable In Any WayA Non-legal Rule That Has Developed Over Time

15. What Are The Only 4 Times (Other Than The Coalition) Where Collective Responsibility Has Been Set Aside?

A Non-legal Rule That Has Developed Over TimeTariff Reform In 1931- 1975 Ec Referendum - 1977 Over Legislation Creating Direct Elections To The European Parliament- 2016 Eu ReferendumIntroduction Of Devolution In Scotland And Wales In The Face Of Rising NationalismParliament Acts Of 1911 And 1949 (Limited Hol Power)- European Community Act 1972 (Joining Ec)- Scotland Act 1998 (Established Scottish Parl) And Government Of Wales Act 1998 (Established Welsh Assembly)- Human Rights Act 1998 (Made European Convention On Human Rights Into Statute)- Hol Act 1999 (Got Rid Of All But 92 Hereditary's)- Freedom Of Information Act 2000 (Gave Citizens Right To Gov Information)- Constitutional Reform Act 2005 (Supreme Court Took Over Role Of Law Lords)- Fixed-term Parliament Act Of 2011 (Introduced Fixed-term Elections For The Westminster Parliament)

16. What Has Been The Major Constitutional Implication Of Britain Joining The Eu?

17. When Were Fixed Term Parliaments Introduced?

Through The Fixed-term Parliament Act Of 2011A Non-legal Rule That Has Developed Over TimeIntroduction Of Devolution In Scotland And Wales In The Face Of Rising NationalismParliament Acts Of 1911 And 1949 (Limited Hol Power)- European Community Act 1972 (Joining Ec)- Scotland Act 1998 (Established Scottish Parl) And Government Of Wales Act 1998 (Established Welsh Assembly)- Human Rights Act 1998 (Made European Convention On Human Rights Into Statute)- Hol Act 1999 (Got Rid Of All But 92 Hereditary's)- Freedom Of Information Act 2000 (Gave Citizens Right To Gov Information)- Constitutional Reform Act 2005 (Supreme Court Took Over Role Of Law Lords)- Fixed-term Parliament Act Of 2011 (Introduced Fixed-term Elections For The Westminster Parliament)

18. What Is An Example Of A Key Convention Involved In The Constitution That Highlights The Uncertainty Around It?

Individual Ministerial Responsibility E.G. Should A Minister Resign When Blunders Are Made In Their Department By A Civil Servant And Building On This Does 'responsibility' Imply That The Minister Must Resign Or Just Provide Answers And Amend His MistakesIntroduction Of Devolution In Scotland And Wales In The Face Of Rising NationalismParliament Acts Of 1911 And 1949 (Limited Hol Power)- European Community Act 1972 (Joining Ec)- Scotland Act 1998 (Established Scottish Parl) And Government Of Wales Act 1998 (Established Welsh Assembly)- Human Rights Act 1998 (Made European Convention On Human Rights Into Statute)- Hol Act 1999 (Got Rid Of All But 92 Hereditary's)- Freedom Of Information Act 2000 (Gave Citizens Right To Gov Information)- Constitutional Reform Act 2005 (Supreme Court Took Over Role Of Law Lords)- Fixed-term Parliament Act Of 2011 (Introduced Fixed-term Elections For The Westminster Parliament)A Non-legal Rule That Has Developed Over Time

19. How Many Constitutional Amendments Have Been Passed Since 1789?

Introduction Of Devolution In Scotland And Wales In The Face Of Rising NationalismParliament Acts Of 1911 And 1949 (Limited Hol Power)- European Community Act 1972 (Joining Ec)- Scotland Act 1998 (Established Scottish Parl) And Government Of Wales Act 1998 (Established Welsh Assembly)- Human Rights Act 1998 (Made European Convention On Human Rights Into Statute)- Hol Act 1999 (Got Rid Of All But 92 Hereditary's)- Freedom Of Information Act 2000 (Gave Citizens Right To Gov Information)- Constitutional Reform Act 2005 (Supreme Court Took Over Role Of Law Lords)- Fixed-term Parliament Act Of 2011 (Introduced Fixed-term Elections For The Westminster Parliament)A Non-legal Rule That Has Developed Over Time27 - 10 Of Which (The Bill Of Rights) Were Introduced In Its First 2 Years

20. What Is Common Law Sometimes Seen As?

A Non-legal Rule That Has Developed Over Time'judge-made' Law As It Is Often Done On The Basis Of Precedent - Using Earlier Legal Cases As An Example For Later OnesParliament Acts Of 1911 And 1949 (Limited Hol Power)- European Community Act 1972 (Joining Ec)- Scotland Act 1998 (Established Scottish Parl) And Government Of Wales Act 1998 (Established Welsh Assembly)- Human Rights Act 1998 (Made European Convention On Human Rights Into Statute)- Hol Act 1999 (Got Rid Of All But 92 Hereditary's)- Freedom Of Information Act 2000 (Gave Citizens Right To Gov Information)- Constitutional Reform Act 2005 (Supreme Court Took Over Role Of Law Lords)- Fixed-term Parliament Act Of 2011 (Introduced Fixed-term Elections For The Westminster Parliament)Introduction Of Devolution In Scotland And Wales In The Face Of Rising Nationalism

21. Why Were The Powers Of The Hol Reduced Through Parliament Acts?

Because Of A Growing Belief That It Was Undemocratic To Have An Unelected Second Chamber With The Ability To Defeat The Government Of The DayIntroduction Of Devolution In Scotland And Wales In The Face Of Rising NationalismA Non-legal Rule That Has Developed Over TimeParliament Acts Of 1911 And 1949 (Limited Hol Power)- European Community Act 1972 (Joining Ec)- Scotland Act 1998 (Established Scottish Parl) And Government Of Wales Act 1998 (Established Welsh Assembly)- Human Rights Act 1998 (Made European Convention On Human Rights Into Statute)- Hol Act 1999 (Got Rid Of All But 92 Hereditary's)- Freedom Of Information Act 2000 (Gave Citizens Right To Gov Information)- Constitutional Reform Act 2005 (Supreme Court Took Over Role Of Law Lords)- Fixed-term Parliament Act Of 2011 (Introduced Fixed-term Elections For The Westminster Parliament)

22. What And When Were The First Two Codified Constitutions?

Us Constitution In 1787 And French Declaration Of The Rights Of Man And The Citizen In 1789A Non-legal Rule That Has Developed Over TimeParliament Acts Of 1911 And 1949 (Limited Hol Power)- European Community Act 1972 (Joining Ec)- Scotland Act 1998 (Established Scottish Parl) And Government Of Wales Act 1998 (Established Welsh Assembly)- Human Rights Act 1998 (Made European Convention On Human Rights Into Statute)- Hol Act 1999 (Got Rid Of All But 92 Hereditary's)- Freedom Of Information Act 2000 (Gave Citizens Right To Gov Information)- Constitutional Reform Act 2005 (Supreme Court Took Over Role Of Law Lords)- Fixed-term Parliament Act Of 2011 (Introduced Fixed-term Elections For The Westminster Parliament)Introduction Of Devolution In Scotland And Wales In The Face Of Rising Nationalism

23. What 2 Things Surrounding The Immediate Formation Of The Coalition Government Highlighted Both The Strength And Weakness Of An Uncodified Constitution?

A Non-legal Rule That Has Developed Over TimeParliament Acts Of 1911 And 1949 (Limited Hol Power)- European Community Act 1972 (Joining Ec)- Scotland Act 1998 (Established Scottish Parl) And Government Of Wales Act 1998 (Established Welsh Assembly)- Human Rights Act 1998 (Made European Convention On Human Rights Into Statute)- Hol Act 1999 (Got Rid Of All But 92 Hereditary's)- Freedom Of Information Act 2000 (Gave Citizens Right To Gov Information)- Constitutional Reform Act 2005 (Supreme Court Took Over Role Of Law Lords)- Fixed-term Parliament Act Of 2011 (Introduced Fixed-term Elections For The Westminster Parliament)The Fact That A Coalition Government Was Formed In 5 Days Highlighted Its Strength - However The Proposal To Introduce The '55% Rule' - Highlighted The Scope For Executive Power That The Constitution AffordsIntroduction Of Devolution In Scotland And Wales In The Face Of Rising Nationalism

24. What Are The Two Major Practical Obstacles That Stand In The Way Of The Introduction Of A Written Constitution?

A Non-legal Rule That Has Developed Over TimeThere Is No Process Through Which A Written Constitution Could Be Introduced- The Major Parties Disagree About The Nature And The Content Of The ConstitutionIntroduction Of Devolution In Scotland And Wales In The Face Of Rising NationalismParliament Acts Of 1911 And 1949 (Limited Hol Power)- European Community Act 1972 (Joining Ec)- Scotland Act 1998 (Established Scottish Parl) And Government Of Wales Act 1998 (Established Welsh Assembly)- Human Rights Act 1998 (Made European Convention On Human Rights Into Statute)- Hol Act 1999 (Got Rid Of All But 92 Hereditary's)- Freedom Of Information Act 2000 (Gave Citizens Right To Gov Information)- Constitutional Reform Act 2005 (Supreme Court Took Over Role Of Law Lords)- Fixed-term Parliament Act Of 2011 (Introduced Fixed-term Elections For The Westminster Parliament)

25. What 2 Parts Of The Constitution Did Bagehot Distinguish Between In 1867?

'dignified' Parts - Long Established And Respected Bodies That Served To Make The Political Process Intelligible To The Mass Of People E.G. Hol And Monarchy | 'efficient' Parts - Parts Which Essentially Ran The Country E.G. Hoc And The CabinetParliament Acts Of 1911 And 1949 (Limited Hol Power)- European Community Act 1972 (Joining Ec)- Scotland Act 1998 (Established Scottish Parl) And Government Of Wales Act 1998 (Established Welsh Assembly)- Human Rights Act 1998 (Made European Convention On Human Rights Into Statute)- Hol Act 1999 (Got Rid Of All But 92 Hereditary's)- Freedom Of Information Act 2000 (Gave Citizens Right To Gov Information)- Constitutional Reform Act 2005 (Supreme Court Took Over Role Of Law Lords)- Fixed-term Parliament Act Of 2011 (Introduced Fixed-term Elections For The Westminster Parliament)A Non-legal Rule That Has Developed Over TimeIntroduction Of Devolution In Scotland And Wales In The Face Of Rising Nationalism

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