21. History is another milestone in the history of the ABC Meanwhile, regional assiociations wereformed southeast Asia Hong Kong China, DPR korea, south korea, Macau China http://www.abc-basketball.com/inside_abc/history/

22. Regional Resources On East Asia And Southeast Asia: Culture And History architecture, literature, languages, popular culture, history, and visual with linksto other regional lists and China, Japan, North and south korea, Hong Kong http://newton.uor.edu/Departments&Programs/AsianStudiesDept/general-culture.html

Culture (General) Music Popular Culture History ... Images Culture (General) Asia's Best Universities Asiaweek 's 2nd annual survey (1998) Asia's Best Universities 2000 Asiaweek Calendars through the Ages Our year; various calendars; our week; timeline of interesting calendar facts Culturelink "the Network of Networks for Research & Cooperation in Cultural Development": research projects; databank including cultural policy database, Culturelink database & bibliographic database; publications; announcements; related sites UNESCO Archives Portal Art Masterpiece Collection - Jim's Fine Art Collection "quality scans of works from a wide array of painters & sculptors, from Europe to the Americas, & from Africa to Australia & Asia ... from pre-historic cave paintings to contemporary artists" ArtAtlas Contact information for "over 4500 international art galleries," searchable by name of gallery, city, artist or any term Arts of Asia Asian Art at the Venice Biennale 2001 An Asia Society special report (July 05, 2001): articles; participating artists; general links

23. United Nations Online Network In Public Administration And Finance regional Distribution of Innovative Ability in China (in Cogitations on the history,Reality and Future of New Foreign Direct Investment Regime in south korea. http://www.unpan.org/asia-country profiles.asp

Search the documents listed on this page: Year 2003 Selected Asia-Pacific Country Reports from Social Watch 2003: Bahrain - Scarce Transparency in Services Policies Bangladesh - Corruption and Mismanagement Threaten Jute Mills Cambodia - The Long Road to Poverty Eradication India - Erosion of Rights and Marketisation of Development ... Policy Address 2003 by Mr. Tung Chee Hwa, the Chief Executive of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of China Policy Address 1998 by Mr. Tung Chee Hwa, the Chief Executive of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of China: Part II Economy Part I Part II Part III Part IV Year 2002 Regional Distribution of Innovative Ability in China (in Chinese) Internet Censorship: Law and Policy Around the World Afghanistan's Education System Assessed in Special Report Annual Report of the Education Review Office 2001(New Zealand) ... Regional Development Report - Chapter III: Social Development Year 2001 The Development of Modernization in Tibet (in Chinese) The Aid-the-Poor Development in Rural Areas (in Chinese) Policy Address 2001 by Mr. Tung Chee Hwa, the Chief Executive of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of China

24. Instructional Resources: Korea The Chair Game; korea in Your Community; Perceiving a Culture Through Its Literaturekorea as an Example; south korea Culture, history and Religion. http://www.askasia.org/teachers/Instructional_Resources/Regional/Korea.htm

The Chair Game Korea in Your Community Perceiving a Culture Through Its Literature: Korea as an Example South Korea - Culture, History and Religion The Chair Game Korea in Your Community Perceiving a Culture Through Its Literature: Korea as an Example South Korea - Culture, History and Religion ... Hangul

25. Cato Books: Time To Withdraw From Korea builds his case by carefully examining the history of the for a strong US presencein south korea went with under the pretext of maintaining regional stability http://www.cato.org/pubs/policy_report/v18n4-7.html

Time to Withdraw from Korea In his new Cato book, Tripwire: Korea and U.S. Foreign Policy in a Changed World , Cato senior fellow and syndicated columnist Doug Bandow presents a comprehensive review of the history of U.S. military involvement in South Korea and argues that it is time to recognize that South Korea is capable of defending itself and bring American troops home. Bandow contends that military activism abroad may have been justified at one time to contain the hegemonic threat posed by the Soviet Union and its clients. However, with the Cold War behind us, there is no longer any need for U.S. tripwires around the world. Such a tripwire is especially inappropriate on the Korean peninsula. "In 1953 the ROK was a wreckimpoverished, war ravaged, and ruled by an unloved autocrat whose belligerence had helped plunge his country into a disastrous war. Without an American security guarantee, South Korea would not have long survived. But four-plus decades later the South is prosperous and democratic while its adversary is ruled by an autocrat who lacks both charisma and international friends. North Korea talks of avoiding absorption by Seoul, not of conquest." Washington's military commitment to South Korea has outlived its usefulness. While South Koreans undoubtedly appreciate the protection, there is no compelling reason for the forward deployment of U.S. troops and the corresponding risk to American lives. South Koreans "will probably still want the United States to be prepared to fight to the last American for them," Bandow writes, "but their wishes should not matter. Washington should risk the lives and wealth of its citizens only when something fundamental is at stake for their own political community. U.S. soldiers' lives are not gambit pawns to be sacrificed in some global chess game."

26. South Korea (03/03) accomplishments to increase its regional and global that, given the long history ofmutual Tension between North and south korea increased dramatically in the http://www.state.gov/r/pa/bgn/index.cfm?docid=2800

27. Visiting Global Villages, Australia: World Regional Study 1 (Chiguchon Naduri, H Presentation at the history Teachers Association of to examine the situation ofkorea when teaching titled ‘A Taste of Globalisation in south korea’). http://www.dfat.gov.au/akf/program_activities/ed_kor_studies_workshop.htm

:: Travel Advice :: Countries :: Trade :: Global Issues ... :: Site Index Program Activities - Education Korean Studies Workshop Program Background The Korean Studies Workshop Program (KSWP) is conducted annually by the Korea Foundation and Korea University, Seoul and involves educators from Australia, the United States, Canada, United Kingdom and New Zealand. Since 1993, the Asia Education Foundation (AEF) has managed the involvement of more than fifty Australian educators in the Korean Studies Workshop Program. The Australia Korea Foundation (AKF) has generously provided funding to support the Australian educators participation. The objectives of the program are: to develop a better appreciation of contemporary Korea and its importance to Australia, and to promote understanding of Korean traditional society, culture, history and language especially through educational initiatives, media activities and the promotion of Korean language studies. to nurture a coterie of leading educators who can provide advocacy for study about Korea in Australian schools and closer Australia-Korea links at an educational level. The program was extremely well run with opportunities to experience Korean culture and hospitality first hand I would encourage teachers to put their hand-up for this program.

28. Home Page For The History & Government Division 2001 * ITMB Keremeos * British Columbia * 1990? * regional District Okanagan City* Kuwait * 110,000 * 1990? photocopy Kyongju, south korea * See Pusan http://www.vpl.vancouver.bc.ca/branches/LibrarySquare/his/Roadmaps/Kmap.html

Vancouver Public Library Online Home Kids Teens ... Citizenship Road Map Index Road Maps from Kaikohe to Kyrgyzstan Click on the letters below to move through the alphabetic file or return to the full Alphabetical Index. KA KE KI ... KU KA Top of the page KE Kelowna, British Columbia * See also: Kamloops/Kelowna * British Columbia - Southeast British Columbia Communities Kelowna * British Columbia * Various scales * 1997 * P.R. Services Ltd. Kelowna and Southeast British Columbia Communities * Various scales * 1998 * Rand McNally Kelso, Longview, Centralia and Chehalis * Washington * Various scales * 1996-97 * King of the Road Maps Kennewick, Washington * See: Pasco/Richland/Kennewick Kenora, Ontario * See: Thunder Bay, Ontario Kentucky * United States * [1992?] * Rand McNally Kentucky * United States * 1 inch = 12 miles * [1990?] * Kentucky Dept. of Travel Development Kenya/Tanzania/Uganda * 1:2,000,000 * 1995 * Freytag and Berndt Kenya/Tanzania * 1:2,500,000 * 1999 * Cartographia Kenya * 1:2,800,000 * 2001 * ITMB Keremeos * British Columbia * [1990?] * Regional District Okanagan - Similkameen Ketchikan, Alaska * See also: Alaska Ketchikan * Alaska * [1982?] * City of Ketchikan Top of the page KI Top of the page KO Koblenz * Germany * 1:20,000 * [1986?] * Haupka Koblenz * Germany * 1:22,000-1:26,000 * 1989 * Falk Kone Poindimie, New Caledonia * See: New Caledonia Kootenay Region (West) * See: British Columbia - Kootenay Region (West) Korea (North and South) * 1:1,500,000 * [1991?] * Nelles Korea, South * 95 Tourist Map * 1:800,000 * 1994 * Korea National Tourism Corporation Korea, South - Central Area * [No scale] * 1994 * Korean National Tourism Corporation Korea, South - Southwestern Area * [No scale] * 1994 * Korea National Tourism Corporation Kosovo * 1:250,000 * [received 2002] * ITMB Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia * See: Malaysia - Sabah and Kota Kinabalu Koumac * See: New Caledonia Kowloon * See also: Hong Kong and Kowloon Kowloon * China * 1:11,900 * [1997?] Kowloon * Hong Kong * 1:7,826 * 1986 * Universal Publications Krakow * Poland * 1990 * Plan Miasta

29. Home Page For The History & Government Division Area Ch'ungch'ongnamdo, south korea * See korea, south-Central Area Clinton * BritishColumbia * 15,000 * 1981 * Thompson-Nicola regional District Planning http://www.vpl.vancouver.bc.ca/branches/LibrarySquare/his/Roadmaps/Cmap.html

Vancouver Public Library Online Home Kids Teens ... Citizenship Road Map Index Road Maps from Cache Creek to Czech Republic Click on the letters below to move through the alphabetic file or return to the full Alphabetical Index. CA CALIF CAN ... CR CA Cache Creek * British Columbia * 1:5,000 * [1990?] * British Columbia, Ministry of the Environment Caen * France * 1:10,000 * 1981 * Plans-Guides Blay Cairns * Australia * [1991?] * UBD Cairo * Egypt * 1:15,000 * [received 2001] * American Map Cairo * Egypt * Varous scales * 2001 * Lonely Planet City Map Series Calais, France * See also: France - Calais/Lille/Bruxelles Calais * France * 1:9,500 * 1982 * Plans-Guides Blay Calcutta * India * 1:25,000 * [1985?] * Tamilnad Printers and Traders Ltd. Calgary * Alberta * 1:25,000 * 2000 * Rand McNally Calgary * Alberta * 1:25,000 * 1998 * Map Art Calgary * Alberta * 1:36,200 * 1998 * Rand McNally Calgary * Alberta * 1:33,333 * 1998 * Calgary Chamber of Commerce Calgary * Alberta * 1994-95 * Clear-View Cali * Colombia * 1:20,000 * 1990 * Cartur Top of the page CALIF Top of the page CAN Top of the page CHA Top of the page CHI Top of the page CHR Christchurch * New Zealand * 1:25,000 * 1994 * Infomap Christchurch * New Zealand * [1991?] * Universal Business Directories Christchurch, New Zealand * See also: New Zealand AA Itinerary Ch'ungch'ongbuk-do, South Korea * See: Korea, South-Central Area Ch'ungch'ongnam-do, South Korea * See: Korea, South-Central Area Cincinnati * Ohio * 1:31,000 * 1991 * Rand McNally Cincinnati (Transit) * Ohio * System Map and Guide * 1992 Clark County, Washington * See: Vancouver and Clark County Clearbrook, British Columbia * See: Abbotsford and Clearbrook Clearwater * British Columbia * Not to scale * 1996 * Yellowhead Publishing Clearwater, Florida * See: St. Petersburg/Clearwater Cleveland * Ohio * 1 inch = .65 mile * 1995 * Rand McNally Cleveland * Ohio * 1 inch = .65 mile * 1992 * Rand McNally Clinton * British Columbia * 1:5,000 * 1981 * Thompson-Nicola Regional District Planning Dept.

30. LE - WC: South Korea - Teacher Page pressures on koreans from their earliest history to modern after oceangoing fleetswere developed, the regional goals of south korea's neighbors, and http://www.learningenrichment.org/wc_sou_teach.html

SOUTH KOREA: Shaping a New Era... Teacher Page DEAR EDUCATOR.... CURRICULUM STANDARDS This unit is appropriate for high school courses in world history, world regions, international relations, and contemporary issues. It has been written to help students achieve standards of learning (SOLs) suggested by the following guidelines: National Standards for World History (NSH), Expectations of Excellence (EOE), and National Geography Standards (NGS). Thus, students using the unit should be better able to: CRITICAL TERMS Public speakers in political and economic forums often use the term Korea when speaking of the Republic of Korea. However, when students research this country, they'll find that most sources use South Korea and North Korea as index or catalog terms. (And another variation: Entering the term Korea on CNN's Web-Site search facility turns up a mix of articles on both countries.) This unit uses South Korea for the post-1948 period and Korean Other terms that you may want to preview include: annexation, Buddhism, Confucianism, demarcation line, digital age, dynasty, entrepreneur, loan guarantee, myth, open society, peninsula, summit, truce

31. Media Tax Probe And Reform Movement South Korea called Why Did DJ Fail to Resolve regional Animosity.8 Kyu Ho Youm, Press Law in SouthKorea (Ames Iowa provides an excellent review of the history of Korean http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~asiactr/haq/200201/0201a005.htm

CONTENTS - Winter 2002 Getting the Story in China Censorship of Japanese Crimes against Humanity The Survival of Burmese Journalism Media Tax Probe and Reform Movement South Korea Nepal's Monarchy in the Era of Democracy Revisiting Japan's Internationalization THE MEDIA TAX PROBE AND THE MEDIA REFORM MOVEMENT IN SOUTH KOREA By Seung-Mock Yang Seung-Mock Yang is professor of Communication at Seoul National University in Korea. A graduate of Seoul National University, he received his Ph.D. in Communication from Stanford University in 1988. His research has focused on political communication, especially the role of mass media in political processes such as elections and public opinion formation. In 2001, the Korean government subjected the country's media to an unprecedented tax audit resulting in a furious debate about the government's true motivations. Was this move intended to encourage transparency and accountability in a media that is dominated by a few powerful players? Or was it born of the government's desire to muzzle media criticism? At a New Year's press conference on January 11, 2001, South Korean President Kim Dae-Jung made an unexpected statement on "media reform" that marked the first shot in what was soon to become a bitter struggle between the government and the media:

32. TIME Asian Journey 2002: Korea And Japan On regional lines and twocar mountainside spurs Given the region's history, politicalcynicism is a Woo, who followed Chun into south korea's presidency, and http://www.time.com/time/asia/features/journey2002/koreajapan.html

Asian Journey Pico Iyer meditates on the special place trains have in the daily life, past and future of Asia South Asia Andrew Marshall explores the explosive divide between India and Pakistan Southeast Asia Nick Danziger ventures from Burma to Vietnam China William T. Vollmann finds a nation as powerful as a locomotive Ed Liebowitz finds old foes going in opposite directions End of the Line Paul Theroux looks back on three decades of Asian trains This Issue: Table of Contents Pakistan by John Stanmeyer India by John Stanmeyer Southeast Asia by Patrick Zachmann China by Lise Sarfati Korea by Gueorgui Pinkhassov Japan by Gueorgui Pinkhassov Map: Tracking the Continent Follow TIME's writers across Asia Interactive: Old and Beautiful What makes a train a "classic"? Check out five of Asia's most celebrated Asian Journey 2001 Asian Voyage: TIME Sets sail with Admiral Zheng He Asian Journey 2000 On The Road: From Sapporo to Surabaya Burdens of History By rail, road and sea, Ed Leibowitz encounters a South Korea battling to bury the past and a Japan struggling to live up to it promotion GUEORGUI PINKHASSOV FOR TIME Celebrating the World Cup in Seoul K O R E A Photographs by GUEORGUI PINKHASSOV J A P A N Photographs by GUEORGUI PINKHASSOV After traversing a Korea fighting to overcome its past, I would plunge into a Japan struggling to subvert the gloomy forecasts of its future. Muster a bitter smile, Japan, as Moody's spits on your bonds, reducing your credit rating below that of Botswana's. Stop your ears as the international banking community urges you to embrace economic tough love. To measure these evocations of a diminished Japan against reality, I would mainly explore areas too remote or underpopulated or impassable to be within reach of the country's storied bullet trains, which hurl you with such confidence from Tokyo to Osaka. On regional lines and two-car mountainside spurs, I would proceed at the more uncertain pace that is now, allegedly, Japan's own.

33. BBC News | Asia-Pacific | Analysis: The Trouble With North Korea North korean army Seen as a regional threat. Pacific North korea urged to make peace15 Dec 97 korean elections 97 south korea A political history 08 Sep http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/world/asia-pacific/newsid_412000/412950.stm

Front Page World UK UK Politics ... Help Monday, September 13, 1999 Published at 10:21 GMT 11:21 UK World: Asia-Pacific Analysis: The trouble with North Korea On alert: The South Korean navy experienced clashes in June Since the collapse of Communism around the world, North Korea has been short of friends and money and it has become increasingly threatening. China, the North's neighbour and ally in the Korean War, has turned away from socialist economics and it sometimes seems impatient with North Korea's rigid Stalinism and refusal to change with the times. But, China, like South Korea, does not want to see North Korea collapse, because that could mean hundreds of thousands of refugees streaming across the border, destabilising the region. Nevertheless, some analysts in Seoul feel China has set a bad example by recently test-firing a ballistic missile and it has quietly defended North Korea's right to launch rockets too. Washington worries that soon North Korea may be able to reach the mainland of the United States with its Taepo-Dong II missile which could be tipped with chemical, biological or even crude nuclear weapons. Nobody is sure. Furthermore, the United States treats North Korea as a terrorist state, for selling missile technology to other rogue nations.

34. Regional Security Studies - Far East, Southeast Asia, And South Asia in Japan NS 3663—Government and Security in korea NS 3664 Foreign Policy NS 3668—Politicsand Security in south Asia NS 4255—Naval history and Maritime http://www.ccc.nps.navy.mil/nsa/farEast.asp

NSA Regional Security Studies: Far East, Southeast Asia, and South Asia Required and Elective Courses Sample Course Sequences **For regional analysis and links, see our East Asia Resources and South Asia Resources pages Required and Elective Courses The sections that follow indicate the course requirements of the Regional Studies Far East, Southeast Asia, and South Asia track, including NSA core requirements, track-specific core requirements, and track elective courses of which four must be completed. For thumbnail descriptions of all NSA courses, see our Course Descriptions page. For certain courses below, you can see a recent course syllabus (in PDF format) by clicking on the course name. Recent syllabi are provided only to convey generally the type of material covered; current versions of courses may employ different syllabi. NSA Core Requirements War in the Modern World Introduction to International Relations The Politics of Global Economic Relations Comparative Economic Systems Curricular Core Requirements History and Cultures of Southeast Asia Asian Modernization One of the following: Curricular Electives Four of the following (excluding courses chosen to satisfy the curricular core requirement), of which at least two must be at the 4000-level.

35. International Council For Computer Communication history of ICCC. Biennial International Conferences, held Topical and regional Conferences,and 1995 Seoul, south korea Host ETRI Theme Information Highways http://www.icccgovernors.org/iccc/iccc_history.html

Mission/Vision Council Governance Strategic Planning Groups Home ... - History History of ICCC Since 1972, the International Council for Computer Communication has held Biennial International Conferences, held Topical and Regional Conferences, and published many documents. Proceedings of the Conferences marked with ** are still available. Contact ICCC for further information. International Biennial Conferences The biennial International Conferences on Computer Communication sponsored by ICCC constitute excellent forums for presentation of viewpoints, projection of needs, debate of issues and reporting of plans and accomplishments. 2002 Mumbai, India Host: The Trust for Promotion of Advanced Technology in India (TPATI) and powered by ERNET Society of India Theme: Redefining Internet in the Context of Pervasive Computing 1999 Tokyo, Japan Host: Nikkei Newspapers, Ministry of Posts and Telecom Theme: Computer Communication - Digital Convergence for Creative Divergence 1997 Cannes, France

36. International Development And Regional Planning regional Trade Agreements The Impact of the Canada Change and Political Strugglein south korea, by Martin Dennis L. McNamara, Business history Review, 1992. http://web.mit.edu/dusp/www/academics/idrp/faculty/cvs/amsden-cv.html

ALICE H. AMSDEN Curriculum Vitae ADDRESS Massachusetts Institute of Technology 77 Massachusetts Avenue, Bldg. 3-405 Cambridge, Massachusetts 02139 Office phone: (617) 253-6254 Office fax: (617) 258-0382 Home phone: (617) 876-4915 e-mail: amsden@MIT.EDU EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND London School of Economics, M.Sc., Ph.D. Cornell University, B.S. CURRENT EMPLOYMENT Ellen Swallow Richards Professor of Political Economy, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Urban Studies and Planning, Developing Economies Area PUBLICATIONS 1. Books and Monographs The Rise of "The Rest", 1850-2000: Late Industrialization Outside the North Atlantic Economies (under review). The Market Meets Its Match: Restructuring the Economies of Eastern Europe, Harvard University Press, with Jacek Kochanowicz and Lance Taylor, 1994. Paperback ed., 1998. Asia's Next Giant: South Korea and Late Industrialization, Oxford University Press, 1989; paperback, 1992. Awarded "Best Book in Political Economy," American Political Science Association, 1992. Published in Korean by Si-Sa-Yong-O-Sa Publishers, Inc., 1990; and in Spanish by Norma Publishers, Inc., Barcelona and Bogota, 1992. Stabilization and Adjustment Policies and Programmes: Republic of Korea, World Institute for Development Economics Research of the United Nations University, Country Study No. 14, 1987. Published in Korean by Si-Sa-Yong-O-Sa Publishers, Inc.

37. SSA Enews for 35 years, the last 14 of which he has served as Philadelphia regional Commissioner. http//www.ssa.gov/history/massanari.html. WORKEDIN south korea, ANYONE http://www.ssa.gov/enews/enews040101.htm

38. Selected South Korean Business Resources At The Library Of Congress Business Resources Multiregional Internet Business and women; foreign elements;history, myths, militarism Business, Commerce korea, south URL http//purl http://www.loc.gov/rr/business/korea.html

Go to: Introduction Business Resources by Country Asian Regional Business Resources Multi-regional Internet Business Resources Selected Business Resources for the Republic of Korea (South Korea) Print Resources Internet Resources Print Resources Korea Annual . Seoul, Korea : Yonhap News Agency, 1998. LC Call Number: Available in: Asian Reading Room : Korea Reference Main Reading Room A comprehensive handbook which covers virtually all aspects of both North and South Korea, including government and politics, the economy, and various statistics. It also contains directories of North and South Korean governments, foreign diplomatic missions as well as business firms. A useful guide to foreigners who are contemplating doing business in Korea. Korea Company Handbook . Seoul : Asia-Pacific Infoserv, Inc. 1995. LC Call Number: Available in: Business Reading Room : Foreign Industrial Directories Alcove Covers thousands of publicly traded and privately owned companies, major economic organizations, domestic and foreign banks in Korea, as well as foreign diplomatic missions in Korea. In addition to general directory types of information, this book also contains chaptes addressing many aspects of conducting business in Korea, such as economic review and policies, trade policy and tariff system, taxation, industry review, foreign direct investment, labor laws, financial systems and market liberalization. Korean Business Directory Seoul : Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry, 1996.

39. Worldlink: WHAT IF KOREA UNIFIES a unified korea’s political economy and regional relations. A unified korea maysee history as a trump card soil and water of North and south korea, with the http://www.worldlink.co.uk/stories/storyReader$291

The magazine of the World Economic Forum Current issue Previous issues ... About WHAT IF KOREA UNIFIES Koreans will have to overcome the social, economic and political diversity of North and South if they are to become one country. Unifying Korea will be even more challenging and costly than unifying Germany, writes Gerrit Gong Gong holds the Freeman chair and is Asia director at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington DC After a trip to North Korea, I was asked to brief the president of South Korea. "Mr President," I began, "here is a small canister of soil and a bottle of spring water from Pyongyang. They represent the hope that someday the sacred soil and water of North and South will again be one." The presidents of North and South Korea have now met in a historic summit. Indeed, sooner or later, in some form, unification is the hope of every Korean. It will occur. And when it does, unification could change the shape of Asia. Predicting Korean unification is challenging because the process decisively shapes the outcome, and many factors affecting the process are not known in advance. Illustration by Lee Stannard All current efforts seek to avoid the most volatile scenarios: an explosion of North-South conflict ("turning the Korean peninsula into a sea of blood") or an implosion of North Korean collapse (flooding the Korean peninsula with a sea of refugees). Like Germany’s, Korea’s unification may come as a fleeting historical opportunity, to be seized or not in the heat of the moment.

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