All Saints’ Eve

By admin | Published: November 1, 2024

[Intro]
Allhallowtide
(Along for the ride)

[Verse 1]
Do you believe
In All Saints’ Eve?
Can you conceive
A frail veil

[Chorus]
What to believe
(On All Saints Eve)
Living or dead
(Enough said?)

[Bridge]
All Souls’
(The goal)
Wrestle and roll
(Satan’s toll)

[Verse 2]
Do you believe
It’s All Saints’ Eve?
Will you survive…
(Alive?)

[Chorus]
What to believe
(On All Saints Eve)
Living or dead
(Enough said?)

[Bridge]
All Souls’
(The goal)
Wrestle and roll
(Satan’s toll)

[Outro]
What to believe
(On All Saints’ Eve)

ABOUT THE SONG
“All Saints’ Eve,” commonly known as Halloween, is celebrated on the night before All Saints’ Day, which falls on November 1st. The term “All Saints’ Eve” is derived from the Christian tradition of honoring all saints, known and unknown, and is part of the broader festival of Allhallowtide, a three-day observance beginning with All Saints’ Eve (October 31), followed by All Saints’ Day (November 1), and concluding with All Souls’ Day (November 2).

Historically, All Saints’ Eve combined elements of Christian observances and ancient Celtic festivals like Samhain, a celebration marking the end of the harvest and the beginning of winter. During Samhain, it was believed that the veil between the living and the dead was thinnest, allowing spirits to roam the earth, a concept that influenced Halloween traditions such as dressing in costumes and carving pumpkins.

From the album “Blazing” by Industrial Noize Pollution

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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Dirty Crook

By admin | Published: November 1, 2024

[Intro]
Look of a crook
(Are you on the run?)
Look of a crook
(Then you off and take some)

[Verse 1]
(So) do you think
You can just take it for free
Don’t even blink
On your knock-off spree

[Chorus]
Look of a crook
(Are you on the run?)
Look of a crook
(Then you off and take some)

[Bridge]
Exploitation
(Of habitation)
Have the urge
(On the verge)
Of extinction

[Verse 2]
(Oh) sure does stink
Figuratively (and literally)
Resources shrink
On your knock-off spree

[Chorus]
Look of a crook
(Are you on the run?)
Look of a crook
(Then you off and take some)

[Bridge]
Exploitation
(Of habitation)
Have the urge
(On the verge)
Of extinction

[Chorus]
Look of a crook
(Are you on the run?)
Look of a crook
(Then you off and take some)

[Bridge]
Exploitation
(Of habitation)
Have the urge
(On the verge)
Of extinction

[Outro]
To think…
(Extinct)

A SCIENCE NOTE
The “sixth mass extinction” refers to the ongoing, rapid loss of biodiversity driven by human activity. While Earth has experienced five previous mass extinction events in its history—each characterized by significant loss of species due to natural causes like volcanic eruptions, climate shifts, or asteroid impacts—this current extinction is distinct in that it is caused primarily by human actions. Researchers estimate that species are currently going extinct at a rate 100 to 1,000 times faster than the natural background rate, with millions of species at risk of disappearing in the coming decades if trends continue.

Key drivers of this extinction event include habitat destruction, over-exploitation of resources, pollution, introduction of invasive species, and climate change. Habitat loss, especially through deforestation, urbanization, and agriculture, is one of the most significant contributors, as it fragments and reduces the environments that many species rely on to survive. Climate change is also a major factor, as rising temperatures and shifting weather patterns alter ecosystems and force species to adapt, migrate, or face extinction.

This mass extinction poses substantial risks not only to wildlife but also to human well-being, as biodiversity loss affects ecosystems that provide essential services like food, clean water, and air. Efforts to mitigate this crisis focus on conservation, habitat restoration, and addressing the root causes of biodiversity loss through policy changes and sustainable practices.

From the album “Blazing” by Industrial Noize Pollution

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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Blazing

By admin | Published: November 1, 2024

[Intro]
We fell into summer in the fall
Yet you say, “Not unusual at all”

[Verse 1]
In a drought
(No doubt)
About to find out
The primate climate

[Chorus]
We fell into summer
(In the fall)
Yet you say,
“Not unusual at all”

[Bridge]
Blazing
(Raising concerns)
Amazing
(We’ll never learn)

[Verse 2]
When it rains
(It pours)
The aches and pains
(Who endures?)

[Chorus]
We fell into summer
(In the fall)
Yet you say,
“Not unusual at all”

[Bridge]
Blazing
(Raising concerns)
Amazing
(We’ll never learn)

[Chorus]
We fell into summer
(In the fall)
Yet you say,
“Not unusual at all”

[Bridge]
Blazing
(Raising concerns)
Amazing
(We’ll never learn)

[Outro]
Amazing
(We’re blazing)

A SCIENCE NOTE
The record drought and high temperatures observed on October 31, 2024, can be directly linked to the effects of climate change, which amplifies both the frequency and intensity of extreme weather events. Rising global temperatures driven by increased greenhouse gas emissions are causing prolonged heatwaves and abnormal weather patterns that disrupt natural seasonal cycles and precipitation.

  1. Warming Temperatures and Altered Rain Patterns: Climate change has caused a consistent rise in average temperatures worldwide, with the last decade being the hottest on record. This warming effect increases the atmosphere’s ability to retain moisture, resulting in more intense but often sporadic rainfall. Instead of consistent, moderate rainfall that nourishes soil, we’re seeing longer dry spells followed by extreme precipitation, which contributes to flash floods and soil erosion rather than soil replenishment, exacerbating drought conditionsa Niña and El Niño Disruption**: The natural weather patterns of La Niña and El Niño, which typically balance weather extremes, have become more erratic. This is due to oceanic and atmospheric changes caused by rising global temperatures. In 2024, for instance, the transition from a prolonged La Niña phase to an El Niño exacerbated dry conditions, leading to higher-than-average temperatures and worsened drought. Climate change is affecting these cycles, making extreme weather patterns more frequent and severe .
  2. Soil Moisture Depletion*: High temperatures increase evaporation rates, leading to dry soil and reduced water availability in the environment, which in turn makes the land more susceptible to drought. When soil loses moisture, it reflects more heat back into the atmosphere rather than absorbing it, which intensifies the heat in the area. This positive feedback loop worsens drought conditions and increases surface temperatures, leading to the type of record heat seen in October 2024 .

Without significant action, these intensified droughts and high temperatures will likely become more common as the planet continues to warm.

From the album “Blazing” by Industrial Noize Pollution

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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Loon or Goose?

By admin | Published: October 31, 2024

[Intro]
Loony as a goose
Silly, loose as

[Verse 1]
Imagine that
You’re at at
Your at (is that)
Whose loon or goose?

[Chorus]
Can you imagine that
A fat cat in hardhat
Waiting for the pieces
Of flying feces

[Bridge]
And just like that
The fat cat…
(Splat!)
As a matter of fact
(It happened just like that)

[Verse 2]
Imagine that
Where me — is be
Your at (is that)
Whose loon or goose?

[Chorus]
Can you imagine that
A fat cat in hardhat
Waiting for the pieces
Of flying feces

[Bridge]
And just like that
The fat cat…
(Splat!)
As a matter of fact
(It happened just like that)

[Chorus]
Can you imagine that
A fat cat in hardhat
Waiting for the pieces
Of flying feces

[Break]
And just like that
The fat cat…
(Splat!)
As a matter of fact
(It happened just like that)

[Outro]
As a matter of fact
(It happened just like that)

From the album “What The?” by The Beatless Sense Mongers

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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Crux of the Matter

By admin | Published: October 31, 2024

[Intro]
Remember your get-go?
(You know… your get-go?)

[Verse 1]
(Oh, no!)
Did you remember your get-go
(Oh, woe)
No wonder so slow

[Chorus]
Your get up and go
Got up and went
Come to know woe
If life is spent

[Bridge]
Crux of the matter
(Fools’ souls shatter)
Crux of the matter
(Just ask the Mad Hatter)

[Verse 2]
(Oh, no!)
Did you remember your get-go
(Say it ain’t so)
You move in slow-mo

[Chorus]
Your get up and go
Got up and went
Come to know woe
If life is spent

[Bridge]
Crux of the matter
(Fools’ souls shatter)
Crux of the matter
(Just ask the Mad Hatter)

[Chorus]
Your get up and go
Got up and went
Come to know woe
If life is spent

[Bridge]
Crux of the matter
(What the cruck! Shatter!)
Crux of the matter
(Wittgenstein’s Ladder)

[Outro]
Crux of the matter
(Wittgenstein’s Ladder)

“Reggae Sway” by Narley Marley

From the album “What The?” by The Beatless Sense Mongers

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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How Long is Never?

By admin | Published: October 31, 2024

[Intro]
How long is never
(Is never forever?)

[Verse 1]
For ever and ever
Is time that clever
How long is never
(Is never forever?)

[Chorus]
Infinity
(Out lives)
Mortality
(What gives)

[Bridge]
The problem this time
Is our climate crime
(Is never whenever)
Man no longer can

[Verse 2]
What’s our endeavor
We ain’t that clever
How long is never
(Is never forever?)

[Chorus]
Infinity
(Out lives)
Mortality
(What gives)

[Bridge]
The problem this time
Is our climate crime
(Is never whenever)
Man no longer can

[Chorus]
Infinity
(Out lives)
Mortality
(What gives)

[Bridge]
The problem this time
Is our climate crime
(Is never whenever)
Man no longer can

[Outro]
How long is never
(Is never forever?)

From the album “What The?” by The Beatless Sense Mongers

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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Back on My Feet

By admin | Published: October 31, 2024

[Intro]
I’m back on my feet (again)
Feeling complete (Livin’!)

[Verse 1]
Was out of commission
Not my decision

[Chorus]
Now, I’m back on my feet (again)
Let the rockin’ n’ rollin’ (begin)
Feeling so complete (new skin)

[Bridge]
When under attack
(Bounce back)
Back for another bout
(Knockout)

[Verse 2]
Was blind-sided
So I’ve decided

[Chorus]
To get back on my feet (again)
Let the rockin’ n’ rollin’ (begin)
Feeling so complete (new skin)

[Bridge]
When under attack
(Bounce back)
Back for another bout
(Knockout)

[Chorus]
Now, I’m back on my feet (again)
Let the rockin’ n’ rollin’ (begin)
Feeling so complete (new skin)

[Bridge]
When under attack
(Bounce back)
Back for another bout
(Knockout)

[Outro]
I’m back on my feet (again)
Feeling complete (Livin’!)

From the album “What The?” by The Beatless Sense Mongers

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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Find That Bizarre?

By admin | Published: October 30, 2024

[Silence]

[Intro]
You are who you are…
(Do you find that bizarre?)

[Verse 1]
Looking for something solid
To sink my teeth into
Something rock (ROCK!) solid
To put my faith through

[Chorus]
Across the see
(Maybe it’s me)
Look into
(The who is you)

[Bridge]
Living life
Is the way you pay
(Or the way you play)
You have the say
(Have it your way)

[Verse 2]
Looking for something that’s real
To name my real deal
Something rock (ROCK!) solid
To make up for what I did

[Chorus]
Across the see
(Maybe it’s me)
Look into
(The who is you)

[Bridge]
Living life
Is the way you pay
(Or the way you play)
You have the say
(Have it your way)

[Outro]
Because you are
(Find that bizarre?)

From the album “What The?” by The Beatless Sense Mongers

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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Drastically Bombastically a Pity

By admin | Published: October 30, 2024

[Verse 1]
Gaining in popularity
At the expense of integrity
It’s so drastically…
Bombastically…
A pity

[Chorus]
Haven’t you boys
Ever been to the city
Fallin’ for decoys
Miss the nitty gritty

[Bridge]
Ya’ all need woke
(It ain’t no joke)
Dumber than a rock
(Thinkin’ with your….)
Can’t block the thought

[Verse 2]
Paining from the ignorance
Smirking with your arrogance
It’s so drastically…
Bombastically…
A pity

[Chorus]
Haven’t you boys
Ever been to the city
Fallin’ for decoys
Miss the nitty gritty

[Bridge]
Ya’ all need woke
(It ain’t no joke)
Dumber than a rock
(Thinkin’ with your….)
Can’t block the thought

[Chorus]
Haven’t you boys
Ever been to the city
Fallin’ for decoys
Miss the nitty gritty

[Bridge]
Ya’ all need woke
(It ain’t no joke)
Dumber than a rock
(Thinkin’ with your….)
Can’t block the thought

[Outro]
It’s so drastically…
(Bombastically)
A pity

From the album “What The?” by The Beatless Sense Mongers

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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Injection

By admin | Published: October 30, 2024

[Intro]
Ejection (in to place)
Injection (into space)
Make a trace

[Verse 1]
It’s hard to hear (here)
(Here in space)
It’s hard to see (me)
(Out in space)

[Bridge]
Ejection (in to place)
Injection (into space)
Made a trace

[Chorus]
Reaching out
(Far, far out)
Come about
(Out and out)
[Break]
Shout!
Ejection (in to place)
Injection (into space)
Make a trace

[Verse 2]
It’s hard to be (free)
(Here in space)
It’s hard to be (me)
(Out in space)

[Bridge]
[Instrumental, Synth Solo]
Ejection (in to place)
Injection (into space)
Made a trace

[Chorus]
Reaching out
(Far, far out)
Come about
(Out and out)

[Outro]
Shout!

“Reggae Sway” by Narley Marley

From the album “What The?” by The Beatless Sense Mongers

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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Watch the Cobra

By admin | Published: October 30, 2024

[Verse 1]
Watch the elephant
When the mouse comes through
(Not really sure what she might do)
If indeed, she stampedes
(The heart needs, pleads and bleeds)

[Chorus]
A delicate situation (on n’ on n’ on)
A vacate vacation (on n’ on n’ on)
Run, run, run (run on n’ on n’ on)

[Bridge]
Is it true…
(That all you do)
Comes back to you
(And you, too)

[Verse 2]
Watch the cobra
When the mongoose comes through
(Not really sure what she might do)
If I’m right, and she strikes…
(Yikes! My heart needs, pleads and bleeds)

[Chorus]
A delicate situation (on n’ on n’ on)
A vacate vacation (on n’ on n’ on)
Run, run, run (run on n’ on n’ on)

[Bridge]
Is it true…
(That all you do)
Comes back to you
(And you, too)

[Outro]
Would ya…
(Watch the cobra)

A SCIENCE NOTE
When a mongoose encounters a cobra, it usually leads to a high-stakes confrontation. The mongoose is one of the few animals that can take on venomous snakes like the cobra and often win. Here’s a breakdown of what happens:

  1. Defense and Agility: The mongoose is highly agile and uses quick reflexes to dodge the cobra’s strikes. Cobras try to defend themselves by rearing up, spreading their hood, and striking repeatedly, aiming to inject venom.
  2. Thick Fur and Immunity: The mongoose has a thick, dense coat that helps protect it from cobra bites. Additionally, it has a partial resistance to the cobra’s venom, though it can still be harmed if bitten repeatedly.
  3. Offensive Strategy: The mongoose will look for an opening to deliver a precise bite to the back of the cobra’s head or neck, aiming to kill it. If it succeeds, it often kills the cobra quickly by severing its spinal cord.
  4. Feeding or Moving On: After winning the fight, the mongoose might consume the cobra as prey, but it might also leave if it was primarily defending its territory.

While not all encounters end in the mongoose’s favor, its adaptations make it one of the few natural predators of the cobra, showcasing an impressive evolutionary rivalry.

From the album “What The?” by The Beatless Sense Mongers

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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Attracted to Light (Positive Phototaxis)

By admin | Published: October 30, 2024

[Verse 1]
Am I forgetting
The sun is setting
Don’t leave me in the dark…
(Regretting)

[Chorus]
Chase with all my might
(The fading light)
Run to become one
(Catching the sun)

[Bridge]
[Instrumental, Saxophone Solo]
Flight to the light
(Escaping night)
Keep love in sight
(And shine a light)
I’m drawn to you (too)

[Verse 2]
Positive phototaxis
(Light attracts us)
No disruption
(Navigation)

[Chorus]
Chase with all my might
(The fading light)
Run to become one
(Catching the sun)

[Bridge]
Flight to the light
(Escaping night)
Keep love in sight
(And shine a light)
I’m drawn to you (too)

[Outro]
Keep love in sight
(And shine a light)

A SCIENCE NOTE
Several creatures, besides moths, are drawn to light, a behavior called positive phototaxis. Here are a few:

  1. Beetles: Many beetles, especially June bugs, are attracted to lights at night, sometimes in large numbers.
  2. Flies: Certain types of flies, like crane flies, tend to swarm around light sources.
  3. Bees: Some species of bees are drawn to light, especially when disturbed at night.
  4. Wasps: While not strongly phototactic, some wasps will be drawn to light if it’s bright enough or if they’re seeking heat.
  5. Ants: Certain species of ants are drawn to light, especially during nuptial flights when they’re swarming.
  6. Spiders: While spiders aren’t phototactic, they often set up near lights to catch insects attracted to them.
  7. Birds: Many migratory birds can become disoriented by artificial lights at night, especially during foggy or stormy weather.
  8. Sea Turtles: Newly hatched sea turtles are attracted to light, which is normally the reflection of the moon on the ocean but can lead them to artificial lights on shore.
  9. Bats: Bats are drawn to lights indirectly because they hunt the insects congregating around light sources.

This attraction to artificial lights, especially at night, can disorient animals and disrupt natural behaviors, leading to challenges for some species in navigating their environments.

From the album “What The?” by The Beatless Sense Mongers

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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Afraid to Jump In?

By admin | Published: October 28, 2024

[Verse 1]
Afraid to jump in?
(Guess what?)
You’re already swimin’
(No, but)

[Chorus]
Hold on tight
(Or better let loose)
Hear comes the light
(Zest of Zeus)

[Bridge]
[Instrumental, Drum Solo]
What do we bring?
(Souls we sing!)
What do we give?
(We live to give!)

[Verse 2]
Really, it’s no joke
(As you soak)
You’re already swimin’
(Within)

[Chorus]
Hold on tight
(Or better let loose)
Hear comes the light
(Zest of Zeus)

[Bridge]
What do we bring?
(Souls we sing!)
What do we give?
(We live to give!)

[Outro]
What do we bring?
(Souls we sing!)

ABOUT THE SONG
This song, Afraid to Jump In?, explores the urgent yet overwhelming reality of climate change and the choices humanity faces. The opening line, “Afraid to jump in?” speaks to the hesitation and fear many people experience when confronting the climate crisis, but the follow-up reveals the twist: we’re already “swimming” in it, whether we realize it or not. This idea captures the way climate change is inescapably part of our world and daily lives, not a distant threat.

The chorus, with lines like “Hold on tight (Or better let loose),” hints at the dual approaches people can take—holding on and bracing for impact, or letting go and confronting the reality. “Zest of Zeus” suggests the intense power and force of nature, like lightning from Zeus, emphasizing that this force isn’t fully within our control.

The bridge and outro reflect a hopeful resilience: “What do we bring? (Souls we sing!)” and “What do we give? (We live to give!)” suggest a call for unity and selfless action. This imagery reinforces the theme of collective responsibility in facing climate change and hints at a shared purpose and dedication to making a positive impact. The song ultimately portrays climate change as an unavoidable challenge, but one that calls for both resilience and proactive choices from each individual.

From the album “What The?” by The Beatless Sense Mongers

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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A Black Part

By admin | Published: October 28, 2024

[Intro]
Tit for tat
This and that
Where we’re at
(No lookin’ back)

[Verse 1]
Come to know
(Quid pro quo)
Scratch my back
(Ole kick-back)

[Chorus]
Tit for tat
This and that
Where we’re at
(No lookin’ back)

[Bridge]
On your breath
(The kiss of death)
’cause in your heart
(There’s a black part)

[Verse 2]
The bribe tribe
(Can’t subsribe)
Scratch my back
(I’m all done with that)

[Chorus]
Tit for tat
This and that
(Done with that)
No lookin’ back
(No, no lookin’ back)

[Bridge]
On my breath
(The kiss of life)
’cause in my heart
(Made nature my wife)

[Chorus]
Tit for tat
This and that
(Done with that)
No lookin’ back
(No, no lookin’ back)

[Bridge]
On my breath
(The kiss of life)
’cause in my heart
(Nature’s my wife)

[Outro]
On my breath
(Avoid death)

From the album “What The?” by The Beatless Sense Mongers

“Reggae Sway” by Narley Marley

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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No Exclusions

By admin | Published: October 28, 2024

[Verse 1]
Do you know the time of day
Or which way
The ball’s in play

Is there time left on the clock
Ship left dock
Look for wood (knock)

[Chorus]
Pardon my intrusion
Into your confusion
There’s no exclusion
(No substitution)

[Bridge]
It’s your turn
(Did you learn)
It’s up to us
(Contagious)

[Verse 2]
Do you know the price we’ll pay
Along the way
There is no stay

There is no doubt
Clock’s run out
Shout it out (No doubt!)

[Chorus]
Pardon my intrusion
Into your confusion
There’s no exclusion
(No substitution)

[Bridge]
It’s your turn
(Did you learn)
It’s up to us
(Contagious)

[Chorus]
Pardon my intrusion
Into your confusion
There’s no exclusion
(No substitution)

[Bridge]
It’s your turn
(Did you learn)
It’s up to us
(Contagious)

[Outro]
There is no doubt
Clock’s run out
Shout it out (No doubt!)

A SCIENCE NOTE
There are no exclusions for humans from the effects of climate change because it impacts all parts of the planet and the systems that sustain human life. Climate change affects human health, economic stability, food security, and even social and geopolitical dynamics across the globe, meaning that everyone, regardless of location or background, is subject to its consequences.

Climate change is already affecting human health by increasing the frequency of extreme weather events, such as heatwaves, hurricanes, wildfires, and floods. These events lead to higher rates of heat-related illnesses, respiratory issues from air pollution, and waterborne diseases from contaminated sources. Additionally, mental health is affected, with trauma from disasters and economic losses contributing to stress and anxiety. Food and water security are also at risk; changing temperature and precipitation patterns disrupt agriculture, leading to reduced crop yields, higher food prices, and increased food insecurity worldwide. Even developed nations, dependent on global food supply chains, feel the impact of these disruptions.

Economically, climate change brings significant costs. Damage to infrastructure, increased energy demands, and disrupted global trade all contribute to economic instability. Sectors like agriculture, tourism, and insurance, which rely on stable weather patterns, face heightened risk and volatility, with effects that ripple across economies. Socially and geopolitically, climate change strains resources like water and arable land, increasing competition and potentially leading to conflict. Climate-induced migration further exacerbates tensions, as populations move from uninhabitable areas to more stable regions, pressuring resources and services in new locations.

In sum, climate change is a universal issue with far-reaching implications for everyone, regardless of location, socioeconomic status, or lifestyle. Addressing it is critical for ensuring a sustainable and equitable future for all.

From the album “What The?” by The Beatless Sense Mongers

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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