Synonyms and Their Differences

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Synonyms for 'difference'1. the quality of being unlike or dissimilar

there are many differences between jazz and rock2. a variation that deviates from the standard or norm

3. a disagreement or argument about something important

there were irreconcilable differences

4. a significant change

the difference in her is amazing

his support made a real difference

5. the number that remains after subtraction; the number that when added to the subtrahend gives

the minuend

The following are synonyms for 'difference'.Click on any of them to get both Bibliodata's full list of common definitions and a further set ofsynonyms. different differential

Variations of 'difference' change disagreement fluctuation number quality variation

Antonym sameness

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Variations of 'difference'

change

'change' - used as a noun1. An event that occurs when something passes from one state or phase to another

the change was intended to increase salesthis storm is certainly a change for the worse2. A relational difference between states; especially between states before and after some

eventhe attributed the change to their marriage3. The action of changing somethingthe change of government had no impact on the economyhis change on abortion cost him the election4. The result of alteration or modificationthere were marked changes in the lining of the lungsthere had been no change in the mountains5. The balance of money received when the amount you tender is greater than the amountdueI paid with a twenty and pocketed the change6. A thing that is different

he inspected several changes before selecting one7. A different or fresh set of clothesshe brought a change in her overnight bag8. Coins of small denomination regarded collectivelyhe had a pocketful of change9. Money received in return for its equivalent in a larger denomination or a differentcurrencyhe got change for a twenty and used it to pay the taxi driver10. A difference that is usually pleasantit is a refreshing change to meet a woman mechanic

'change' - used as a verb11. Undergo a change; become different in essence; losing one's or its original natureshe changed completely as she grew olderthe weather changed last night12. Cause to change; make different; cause a transformationThe discussion has changed my thinking about the issue13. make or become different in some particular way, without permanently losing one'sor itsFormer characteristics or essence her mood changes in accordance with the weather14. Lay aside, abandon, or leave for anotherThe car changed lanes15. Change clothes; put on different clothes

Change before you go to the opera16. Exchange or replace with another, usually of the same kind or categoryHe changed his name17. Give to, and receive from, one anotherWould you change places with me?18. Change from one vehicle or transportation line to anotherShe changed in Chicago on her way to the East coast19. Become deeper in toneHis voice began to change when he was 12 years old20. Remove or replace the coverings of


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Father had to learn how to change the babyAfter each guest we changed the bed linens

derived forms

1. Change / Pluralchanges2. Change / Pastchanged

3. Change / Third Personchanges4. Change / Present Participlechanging

disagreement

'disagreement' - used as a noun1. a conflict of people's opinions or actions or characters

2. a difference between conflicting facts or claims or opinions3. the speech act of disagreeing or arguing or disputing

fluctuation'fluctuation' - used as a noun

1. a wave motionthe fluctuations of the sea2. an instance of change; the rate or magnitude of change3. the quality of being unsteady and subject to changeshe kept a record of price fluctuations

number'number' - used as a noun

1. the property possessed by a sum or total or indefinitequantity of units or individualshe had a number of chores to dothe number of parameters is small2. a concept of quantity derived from zero and unitsevery number has a unique position in the sequence

3. a short theatrical performance that is part of a longerprogramit was one of the best numbers he ever did4. a numeral or string of numerals that is used foridentificationshe refused to give them her Social Security number5. the number is used in calling a particular telephonehe has an unlisted number6. a symbol used to represent a number7. one of a series published periodically


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8. a select company of peopleI hope to become one of their number before I die9. the grammatical category for the forms of nouns andpronouns and verbs that are used depending on thenumber of entities involved (singular or dual or plural)in English the subject and the verb must agree in number10. an item of merchandise offered for saleshe preferred the black nylon numberthis sweater is an all-wool number

11. a clothing measurementa number 13 shoe

'number' - used as a verb12. Add up in number or quantity13. Give numbers toYou should number the pages of the thesis14. EnumerateWe must number the names of the great mathematicians15. Put into a group16. Determine the number or amount of

17. place a limit on the number of

derived forms

1. Number / Pluralnumbers2. Number / Pastnumbered3. Number / Third Personnumbers4. Number / Present Participle

numbering

quality

'quality' - used as an adjective1.of superior gradeQuality paper2.of high social statusPeople of qualityA quality family

`Quality `used as a noun3. An essential and distinguishing attribute of something or someonethe quality of mercy is not strained4.A degree or grade of excellence or worththe quality of students has risen5. A characteristic property that defines the apparent individual nature of somethingeach town has a quality all its own6. (Music) the distinctive property of a complex sound (a voice or noise or musicalsound)


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7. high social statusa man of quality

variation

'variation' - used as a noun

1. an instance of change; the rate or magnitude of change2. an activity that varies from a norm or standard

any variation in his routine was immediately reported3. a repetition of a musical theme in which it is modified or embellished4. something a little different from others of the same type

an emery wheel is the modern variation of a grindstone5. an artifact that deviates from a norm or standard

he patented a variation on the sandal6. the angle (at a particular location) between magnetic north and true north7. the process of varying or being varied8. (astronomy) any perturbation of the mean motion or orbit of a planet or satellite

(especially a perturbation of the earth's moon)9. (biology) an organism that has characteristics resulting from chromosomal alteration10.(ballet) a solo dance or dance figure11.the act of changing or altering something slightly but noticeably from the norm or

standardwho is responsible for these variations in taxation?

Antonymsameness

'sameness' - used as a noun1. the quality of being alikesameness of purpose kept them together

2. the quality of wearisome constancy, routine,and lack of varietyhe hated the sameness of the food the collegeserved

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asteroidea

'asteroidea' - used as a noun1. Sea stars

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English spelling (Orthography)

Commonly Misspelled Words

Below is a comprehensive list of commonly misspelled words.

Correct spelling is very important in creating a good impression. Ifyou wish to be seen to conduct yourself in a professional manner,you need to make sure when writing letters or documents that youspell correctly.

A

absence, abundance, accessible, accidentally, acclaim,

accommodate, accomplish, accordion, accumulate, achievement,acquaintance, across, address, advertisement, aggravate, alleged,annual, apparent, appearance, argument, atheist, athletics,attendance, auxiliary

B

balloon, barbecue, barbiturate, bargain, basically, beggar,beginning, believe, biscuit, bouillon, boundary, Britain, Buddha,business

C

calendar, camouflage, cantaloupe, category, cemetery, chagrined,challenge, characteristic, changing, chief, cigarette, climbed,collectible, colonel, colossal, column, coming, committee,commitment, comparative, competent, completely, concede,conceive, condemn, condescend, conscientious, consciousness,consistent, continuous, controlled, coolly, corollary, convenient,correlate, correspondence, counselor, courteous, courtesy, criticize

D

deceive, defendant, deferred, dependent, descend, description,desirable, despair, desperate, develop, development, difference,

dilemma, dining, disappearance, disappoint, disastrous, discipline,disease, dispensable, dissatisfied, dominant, drunkenness

E

easily, ecstasy, efficiency, eighth, either, eligible, emperor, enemy,entirely, equipped, equivalent, especially, exaggerate, exceed,excellence, excellent, exhaust, existence, expense, experience,experiment, explanation, extremely, exuberance

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fallacious, fallacy, familiar, fascinate, feasible, fictitious, finally,financially, fluorescent, forcibly, foreign, forfeit, formerly,foresee, forty, fourth, fulfill, fundamentally

G

gauge, generally, genius, government, governor, grievous,guarantee, guerrilla, guidance

H

handkerchief, happily, harass, height, heinous, hemorrhage,heroes, hesitancy, hindrance, hoarse, hoping, humorous,hypocrisy, hypocrite

I

ideally, idiosyncrasy, ignorance, imaginary, immediately,implement, incidentally, incredible, independence, independent,indicted, indispensable, inevitable, influential, information,inoculate, insurance, intelligence, intercede, interference, interrupt,introduce, irrelevant, irresistible, island

J

jealousy, judicial

K

Knowledge

L

laboratory, legitimate, leisure, length, lenient, liaison, license,lieutenant, lightning, likelihood, likely, longitude, loneliness,

losing, lovely, luxury

M

magazine, maintain, maintenance, manageable, maneuver,marriage, mathematics, medicine, millennium, millionaire,miniature, minuscule, minutes, mischievous, missile, misspelled,mortgage, mosquito, mosquitoes, murmur, muscle, mysterious

N

narrative, naturally, necessary, necessity, neighbor, neutron,ninety, ninth, noticeable, nowadays, nuisance

O

obedience, obstacle, occasion, occasionally, occurred, occurrence,official, omission, omit, omitted, opinion, opponent, opportunity,oppression, optimism, ordinarily, origin, outrageous, overrun

P

panicky, parallel, parliament, particularly, pavilion, peaceable,peculiar, penetrate, perceive, performance, permanent,permissible, permitted, perseverance, persistence, physical,


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physician, picnicking, piece, pilgrimage, pitiful, planning,pleasant, portray, possess, possessive, potato, potatoes, practically,prairie, preference, preferred, prejudice, preparation, prescription,prevalent, primitive, privilege, probably, procedure, proceed,professor, prominent, pronounce, pronunciation, propaganda,psychology, publicly, pursue, quandary

Q

quarantine, questionnaire, quizzes

R

realistically, realize, really, recede, receipt, receive, recognize,recommend, reference, referred, relevant, relieving, religious,remembrance, reminiscence, repetition, representative,resemblance, reservoir, resistance, restaurant, rheumatism, rhythm,rhythmical, roommate

S

sacrilegious, sacrifice, safety, salary, satellite, scary, scenery,

schedule, secede, secretary, seize, sentence, separate, sergeant,several, shepherd, shining, similar, simile, simply, sincerely,skiing, soliloquy, sophomore, souvenir, specifically, specimen,sponsor, spontaneous, statistics, stopped, strategy, strength,strenuous, stubbornness, subordinate, subtle, succeed, success,succession, sufficient, supersede, suppress, surprise, surround,susceptible, suspicious, syllable, symmetrical, synonymous

T

tangible, technical, technique, temperature, tendency, themselves,theories, therefore, thorough, though, through, till, tomorrow,tournament, tourniquet, transferred, truly, twelfth, tyranny,unanimous

U

undoubtedly, unnecessary, until, usage, usually

V

vacuum, valuable, vengeance, vigilant, village, villain, violence,visible

W

warrant, Wednesday, weird, wherever, wholly

Y

yacht, yield

Z

Zoology


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US English (AmE) & UKEnglish (BrE)While we speak the same language and both call it English, thereare differences in some US and UK spellings, definitions andpronunciations. We say tomay-to, they say tomah-to, and that'sjust the start of it!

Spelling Differences

UK (BrE) spelling US (AmE) spelling

realise realize

emphasise emphasize

organisation organization

revitalisation revitalization

civilisation civilization

colour color

honour honor labour labor

neighbour neighbor

harbour harbor

glamour glamor

centre center

metre meter

theatre theater

catalogue catalog

dialogue dialog

axe ax

travelled traveled

revelling reveling

tyre tire

programme program

defence defense

cheque check

judgement judgment

mould mold

omelette omelet

manoeuvre maneuver

grey gray

Two words with one meaning...


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Be sure to use the right term when writing for (or speaking to) ourtransatlantic cousins, otherwise you could get yourself into awhole lot of trouble.

Definition UK Word USA Word

11th June 1998 11/06/98 06/11/98

the dot at the end of a sentence full stop period

unit of paper currency note bill

mathematics maths math

the season after summer autumn fall

day when offices are closed bank holiday legal holiday

small pointed thing used to pinpapers onto walls

drawing pin thumb tack

mark made when something iscorrect or selected

tick check

the name of the final letter of thealphabet zed zee

angry pissed off pissed

third piece of a male's suit thatgoes between the jacket and theshirt

waist coat vest

what women wear over theirlegs

tights (panty) hose

what men wear over their legs trousers pants

a type of soft shoe used in sports

or for casual wear

trainers,

plimsolls

sneakers

strap to hold up a man's trousers/ pants

braces suspenders

item to hold up stockings suspenders garters

item of clothing worn in houseat night

dressing gown bathrobe

a thin cloth from Arabia muslin cheesecloth

large bag carried by females hand bag purse

container carried by females formoney

purse pocket book

what you put in a baby's mouth dummy pacifier

what you put around a baby'sbottom

nappy diaper

the area next to a street wherepedestrians walk

pavement sidewalk

place to cross a street on footpedestriancrossing

crosswalk

place from where goods are shop store


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bought

place from where medicines arebought

chemist drug store

payment in a restaurant bill check

place where alcoholic drinks arebought

off license liquor store

shop / store selling metal goodsand tools

ironmonger hardware store

the business part of a city town centre downtown

law enforcement officer copper cop

what there was before email post mail

code used when sorting mail /post

postcode zip code

telephone call where the personcalled pays

reverse charge collect call

free telephone call paid bycompany

free phone toll free

company on the WWW .co.uk .com

four wheeled private vehicle car automobile

front of a car / automobile bonnet hood

rear compartment of a car /automobile

boot trunk

metal plate with number on avehicle

number plate license plate

long piece of metal used forradio reception

aerial antenna

metal tool for tightening nutsand bolts

spanner wrench

glass in front of a car windscreen windshield

metal over the wheel to keepmud off

mud guard(wing)

fender

multi-lane road for cars motorway freeway

road passing over another flyover overpass

heavy goods vehicle lorry truck

Fuel for vehicles petrol gasoline

place to buy fuel petrol station gas station

area to stop off a major road lay-by pull-off

metal container in street forunwanted items

skip dumpster

ticket for one journey single one way

ticket for two journeys: out andback

return round trip

type of transport run on metal railway railroad


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rails

a beam supporting railway /railroad tracks

sleeper tie

what you eat with milk, tea orcoffee

biscuit cookie

what you put on bread jam jelly

a gelatinous dessert jelly jell-O

crunchy thin-sliced friedpotatoes crisps chips

fried stick-shaped potatoes chips French fries

a large vessel for juice or water jug pitcher

sweet things given to children torot their teeth

sweets candy

rolled up cake with jam / jelly inthe middle

Swiss roll jelly roll

a sugary liquid like honey treacle molasses

flavoured ice on a stick lolly popsicle

soft long green vegetable marrow squash

meat passed through a devicethat breaks it up into little pieces

mince ground meat

cereal made from oats, sugarand milk

porridge oatmeal

Swiss cereal made from oats muesli granola

fluffy sweet item for children candy floss cotton candy

arthropod with six legs insect bug

red insect / bug with black spots ladybird ladybugdwelling in a large building flat apartment

device for obtaining water tap faucet

container for household waste rubbish bin trash can

portable battery-operated lightsource

torch flashlight

the floor of a building that islevel with the ground

ground floor first floor

the floor of a building that is onelevel above the ground

first floor second floor

device for carrying peoplebetween floors of a building

lift elevator

place where films / movies canbe seen

cinema movie theater

a type of house connected to oneother

semi-detachedhouse

duplex

a self contained section oftelevision

programme show


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game played on chess board draughts checkers

contest between two teams match game

game played by two teams withbats and balls

cricket baseball

player who throws a ball atanother playerholding a bat

bowler pitcher

bar on a pivot for children see-saw teeter-totter

simple game of O and Xnoughts andcrosses

tic tac toe

a collection of playing cards pack deck

a portable telephone mobile cellular, cell

a group of people waiting fortheir turn

queue line

the dates of the Second WorldWar

1939 - 1945 1941 - 1945

Confused words

Here are some other commonly confused words and somedifferent words that mean the same thing. Confused yet? Youshould be.

American British

Jumper Pinafore Dress

Sweater Jumper

Eraser Rubber

Pants TrousersPanties Pants

Chips Crisps

French fries Chips

Cart Trolley

Diaper Nappy

Eggplant Aubergine

Fall Autumn

Line Queue

Scallion Spring onion

Snow peas Mange tout

Trunk Boot

Vacation Holiday

Zucchini Courgette

Homophones & Easily


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Confused Words

Homophones are words that sound alike but are different inspelling, meaning or origin.

There are words in the English language that are often confusedwith other words, or used in the wrong context, here is a helpfullist of some of the most commonly misused words.

A

affect / effectall right / alrightall together / altogetherallusion / illusionalternately / alternatively

B

beside / besides

bimonthly / semimonthly

C

capital / capitolcite / sitecomplement / complimentcomprise / composeconcurrent / consecutiveconnote / denoteconvince / persuadecouncil / councilor / counsel / counselor

D

discreet / discretedisinterested / uninterested

E

elicit / illicitemigrant / immigrant

F

farther / furtherfew / lessfiguratively / literallyflammable / inflammableflaunt / floutforeword / forwardfounder / flounder

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hanged / hunghistoric / historical

I

i.e. / e.g.it's / its

L

laid / lain / laylead /lead/ledlend / loanlightening / lightning

N

nonplussed , meaning perplexed or bewildered, nonplussed is veryoften thought to mean just the opposite-calm, unruffled, cool-as-a-cucumber.."

P

passed / pastpenultimateprecede / proceedprincipal / principle

S

stationary / stationery

T

then/thantheir / there / they'reto /to /too /two

V

venal / venial

W

whether / weatherwho's / whose

Y

your / you're

The top 100 misspelled words


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As we all know, it's very easy to misspell everyday words, and to get stuck in the habit ofmisspelling them. This is only compounded when the misspellings are so common that we'refaced with them in the writing of others around us.

Here is a list we have compiled of the 100 most commonly misspelled words in the Englishlanguage. We hope you find it useful.

acceptableaccidentallyaccommodate

acquireacquita lotamateurapparentargumentatheistbelievecalendarcategorycemetery

changeablecollectiblecommittedconscienceconscientiousconsciousdefinite(ly)disappeardisciplinedrunkennessembarrass

equipmentexhilarateexceed

existenceexperiencefieryforeignfourthgaugegenerallygrammargratefulguaranteeharass

heighthierarchyignoranceimmediateindependentindispensableintelligenceits / it'sjudgementknowledgeleisure

librarylightningmaintenancemanoeuvremementomillenniumminiaturemischievousnoticeableoccasionoccasionallyoccur / occurredoccurrenceofficialparallelparliamentpastimepigeonpossessionpreferableprincipal / principleprivilege

referredreferencerelevantreligiousrestaurantridiculousrhythmsandalschedulescissorssensibleseparatespecialsuccessto / too / twotomorrowtheir / they're / theretwelfthtyrannyuntilvacuumvicious


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questionnairereceiverecommend

weatherweirdyou're / your

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English Spelling (Orthography)English spelling has more complicated rules than many other spelling systemsused by languages written in alphabetic scripts and contains many inconsistenciesbetween spelling and pronunciation, necessitating learning for anyone learning toread or write English.

Throughout the history of the English language, these inconsistencies havegradually increased in number. There are a number of contributing factors. First,gradual changes in pronunciation, such as the Great Vowel Shift, account for manyirregularities. Second, relatively recent loan words from other languages generallycarry their original spellings, which are often not phonetic in English. Inconsistenciesin the Romanization of languages using alphabets derived from the Latin alphabet(e.g., Chinese) has further complicated this problem, for example when pronouncingChinese place names. Third, some prescriptionists have had partial success in theirattempts to normalize the English language, forcing a change in spelling but not inpronunciation.

History of the English spelling systemThe regular spelling system of Old English was swept away by the NormanConquest, and English itself was eclipsed by French for three centuries, eventuallyemerging with its spelling much influenced by French. English had also borrowed

large numbers of words from French, which for reasons of prestige and familiaritykept their French spellings. The spelling of Middle English, such as in the writings ofGeoffrey Chaucer, is very irregular and inconsistent, with the same word beingspelled differently, sometimes even in the same sentence.

The pronunciation /?/ (normally spelled u) of written o in son, love, come, etc. is dueto Norman spelling conventions prohibiting writing of u before v, m, n due to thegraphical confusion that would result. (v, u, n were identically written with twominims in Norman handwriting; w was written as two u letters; m was written withthree minims, hence mm looked like vun, nvu, uvu, etc.) Similarly, spellingconventions also prohibited final v. Hence the identical spellings of the three


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spellings of these words, and preserves the foreign spellings, even when theyemploy exotic conventions, like the Polish "cz" in "Czech" or the Old Norse "fj" in"fjord" (Although New Zealand English exclusively spells it "fiord"). In fact, insteadof loans being respelled to conform to English spelling standards, sometimes thepronunciation changes as a result of pressure from the spelling. One example of thisis the word "ski", which was adopted from Norwegian in the mid-18th century,although it didn't become common until 1900. It used to be pronounced "shee",which is similar to the Norwegian pronunciation, but the increasing popularity of thesport after the middle of the 20th century helped the "sk" pronunciation replace it.

The spelling of English continues to evolve. Many loanwords come from languageswhere the pronunciation of vowels corresponds to the way they were pronounced inOld English, which is similar to the Italian or Spanish pronunciation of the vowels,and is the value the vowel symbols [a], [e], [i], [o], and [u] have in the InternationalPhonetic Alphabet. As a result, there is a somewhat regular system of pronouncing"foreign" words in English, and some borrowed words have had their spellingchanged to conform to this system. For example, Hindu used to be spelled "Hindoo",and the name "Maria" used to be pronounced like the name "Mariah", but waschanged to conform to this system. It has been argued that this influence probablystarted with the introduction of many Italian words into English during theRenaissance, in fields like music, from which come the words "andante", "viola","forte", etc.

As examples of the idiosyncratic nature of English spelling, the combination "ou"can be pronounced in at least eleven different ways: "famous", "journey", "cough","dough", "bought", "loud", "tough", "should", "you", "flour", "tour"; and the vowelsound in "me" can be spelt in at least eleven different ways: "paediatric", "me","seat", "seem", "ceiling", "people", "chimney", "machine", "siege", "phoenix", "lazy".(These examples assume a more-or-less standard non-regional British Englishaccent. Other accents will vary.)

The state of English spellingIt has been shown that regular alphabetic spelling systems make languages easierto learn. Indeed, the concept of learning "spelling" seems very strange to literatespeakers of languages such as Finnish or Spanish, as those languages' spellingsystems are extremely regular. This is also the case with several abugida alphabets,such as Devanagari, used to write many languages of India. Vietnamese used to bewritten exclusively using Chinese characters, so that becoming literate inVietnamese required years of study, and as a result, very few people were literate.However, after the introduction of a modified form of the Latin alphabet for writingVietnamese, the writing system could be mastered by a native speaker with only afew hours or days of study, and literacy in Vietnamese is much more widespreadnow. English, it seems, is somewhere in between: its spelling system is highly

irregular, but it is regular to some degree and mastery only requires knowledge ofthe 26 letters of the alphabet, whereas mastering written Chinese or Japanese ismuch more difficult, requiring the memorization of thousands of differentcharacters. Studies have shown that dyslexia occurs more often (or at least is morenoticeable) among speakers of languages such as English whose orthographydiffers heavily from the phonology than speakers of languages where the letter-sound correspondence is more regular.

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Synonym: esanlamli, esanlam
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