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History of China's Land System: Five Volumes. [Volume 2]. Selecting Good Land for Good Farming: the Factor Allocation Mechanism of the Modern Land Rights Market
As the core of the traditional Chinese economy, the land system has had a profound impact on China's economic and social structure and modern changes. By collating original materials such as contract documents and survey data, this book examines traditional Chinese land property rights, price mechanisms, the historical evolution of the land rights market, the tenancy system and economic efficiency, forming a systematic and comprehensive discussion of China's land system. It excavates and refines
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General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money
"The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money" is Keynes's classic masterpiece. Published in 1936, it caused a sensation in the Western world that was in shock after the great crisis. "The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money" is a new theory to eliminate unemployment and overcome depression, laying the theoretical foundation of modern Western macroeconomics. In this work, Keynes abandoned his previous Western economic theory on the automatic restoration of the equilibrium me
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Buffett's Investment Thoughts, Methods, and Records
This book systematically and comprehensively summarizes Buffett's investment ideas and methods, and specifically records Buffett's main investment cases. Through this book, readers will see the full picture of Buffett's value investment theory, including his concentrated investment strategy, how to select corporate stocks, how to manage a company, how to make transactions, how to read financial reports, etc.
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The World Is a Financial History
This book uses time as the outline, countries, characters, and events as the purpose, and focuses on the core of finance. It uses humorous and vivid language to describe Greece, Rome, France, Spain, the Netherlands, the Empire on which the sun never sets, the United States, Clovis, Charles I, John Law, Morgan , Soros, Liuyinong, tulips, the South China Sea incident, the subprime mortgage crisis and other outstanding countries, outstanding people and outstanding events are presented one by one, a
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Wall Street Financial Truth
Everyone says Wall Street is a place of conspiracy. They set the rules of the game and stage a legal gamble through financial instruments, and you always lose. Chen Sijin said that Wall Street is a place that eats your money, and it plunders wealth in a high-sounding way.
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A Complete Book on Finance
In today's society, unless you can live away from money, everyone needs to pay attention to finance, whether you like it or not, not only domestically, but also internationally. Over the years, the global economy has become integrated. It can be said that we all live in a global village. Financial events that occur anywhere may indirectly or directly affect your vital interests. To put it bluntly, financial changes will be directly related to the size of your and my wallet. As a result, a series
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Golden Apple: Diary of Free Stock Trading for Retail Investors
"Golden Apple - Diary of Retail Investors' Free Stock Trading" is a stock market guide that tells the author's ups and downs in the stock market from a first-person perspective. With concise words and soft writing style, the work makes the dull stock market lively. The author carefully studies the stock market, and uses the actual stock market experience in the five months from August to December 2014 as a blueprint to explain how to rush around in the stock market to avoid losses, how to analyz
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Stock Market Investment Artifact: Teach You How to Play with Index Funds
The stock god Buffett once said: "By investing in index funds regularly, an amateur investor who knows nothing can often beat most professional investors." Index funds are a new type of investment tool that are favored by investors around the world. Nowadays, more and more investors and asset managers are investing in index funds. Through index funds, investors can reduce costs, effectively track the index, and obtain the same returns as the market represented by the index. This book systematica
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Funds Win in the Long Term: How to Use Funds to Create a Wealth Management Cornucopia
Faced with sky-high housing prices, tuition fees and pensions, Internet financial products with constant problems, financial products with declining returns, and the complicated stock market, many people are confused about personal financial investment: What should I buy at the lowest price? How to buy? Professional matters should be left to professionals. Funds are financial tools that hand over money to financial experts for investment management. The threshold is very low and the investment s
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Trading Limit Password (Revised and Upgraded Version)
Based on the author's more than 20 years of practical trading and teaching practice, this book starts with the "Four Laws of Ambushing the Daily Limit" and reveals the market rules of discovering the daily limit gene from the "volume column shape", discovering the precursor to the daily limit from "quantity changes", and discovering the upper limit opportunity from "quantitative transformation", and summarizes eighteen systematic tactics to ambush the daily limit. These tactics were hailed as "a
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Read Some Investment and Financial Management Knowledge Every Day
The biggest purpose of financial management is, of course, to accumulate wealth and create income. Through financial management, we can adopt correct investment attitudes and methods to maximize the benefits of the money in our hands within the risk tolerance in each period, accumulate funds to achieve various goals faster, and have sufficient cash at our disposal when funds are needed. A very important value of financial management is to allow financial managers to think about and understand th
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Managing Money Is Managing Life: 6 Wealth Thoughts That Will Benefit You Throughout Your Life
This is a special "life guide for young people" and an alternative "financial management guide". Different from the rigid and serious nature of textbooks, it has lively and interesting stories and cases; and unlike many financial management contents that are not down-to-earth, it reinterprets classic investment theories and deduces them into practical tools that are closely related to the work and life of young people. This book is suitable for college students who are about to enter the workpla
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Understand Investment and Financial Management in One Book (Upgraded Version)
There are few people in the world who don't like money. People who say they don't like money often don't really think about real life. Not to mention eating, drinking and having fun, you have to wear brand-name clothes, contact friends, get married, buy diamond rings, buy a house, raise children, support the elderly, money is everywhere. Even if you don't need to think about this for the time being, what if you want to further your studies? What about training? Do you feel frustrated that you do
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Capital Enslaves All Mankind
From the American War of Independence, the Civil War, to the two world wars, to today's subprime mortgage crisis, the European debt crisis, and the RMB appreciation crisis... Through selling high and buying low again and again, capital has looted, plundered, and redistributed global wealth, constantly demonstrating its huge power in human political and economic life. Whether it is the stock market, property market, exchange rate or commodity prices, every fluctuation is inseparable from capital,
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Research on Cultural Assets Securitization
This book is based on China's national conditions, has an international perspective, and analyzes cultural issues from the perspectives of finance and economics, which has become a highlight of the book. Financing issues are the current and future research focuses and hot spots of this discipline, which makes this book of great theoretical significance and practical value. The topic of this book is novel and closely follows the practical needs of cultural development. It is rich in content and h
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How to Win Customers
Why are fewer and fewer customers entering stores these days? Why is customer stickiness getting weaker and weaker? Why are traditional store marketing strategies no longer able to attract customers? Why are high profits unsustainable? How do you build a sustainable and successful product without a huge budget, background and resources? In response to the above issues, Zhang Bin, founder of Shining Youyou, put forward his own point of view: Most people still use traditional manufacturing thinkin
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157 Tips for Private Companies to Reduce Costs and 92 Measures to Prevent Losses
The book "157 Tips for Private Enterprises to Reduce Costs and 92 Measures to Prevent Loss" co-edited by Lin Moxu and Yu Qi consists of two parts. The previous article - 157 unique tips for private enterprises to reduce costs. It tells the general manager in a practical and logical way: how to easily cut costs from aspects such as human resource costs, production costs, input costs, procurement costs, marketing costs, logistics costs, capital costs and daily expenditure costs. The next article -
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Excellent Leadership Governs Strategy
This book focuses on the application of the art of Machiavellianism in management work, starting from 18 aspects such as establishing, skillfully attacking people's minds, knowing people well, managing both hands, winning relationships, controlling balance, flexible management, spurring interests, shouting and encouraging, complimenting and praising, making orders, beating subordinates, clever use of conflicts, fickle facial expressions, smooth management, eliminating dissatisfaction, commanding
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Shorting China - Is It a Conspiracy or a Market?
"Short-Selling China: Is It a Conspiracy or the Market?" Takes a clear look at various short-selling mysteries and provides an in-depth analysis of the internal causes and essence of comprehensive short-selling in China. Although short-selling reflects the will of certain countries, it is essentially market behavior. How institutions such as "Muddy Waters Research" and "Citron Research", as well as global hedge funds and public funds formed a food chain to encircle and suppress China. Faced with
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Game Theory
Business activities are games - contract negotiations with customers, job struggles within the company, market share battles with competitors... Game theory originally belonged to the field of microeconomics. After half a century of development, it has been applied in almost all economic fields such as macroeconomics, industrial organization, trade, and finance. This book combines theoretical framework with practical cases, aiming to "translate" this obscure mathematical knowledge to more busine
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How to Deal with Businessmen from All over the Country
Doing business is both an economic activity and a cultural phenomenon. The personality of business, the personality of merchants, or the personality of business and merchants in a certain region, we might as well refer to it as "business nature". The study of "business nature" will definitely become a major interest for people in the era of market economy. Because studying "business nature" is helpful to gain insight into human nature and thereby control business. The insight into human nature i
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Economics of the Animal Kingdom
Nothing seems inseparable forever. We and animals are in a biological chain, and economics guides our lives. We can find our origins in animals, and the philosophy that guides us can be found in economics. Combining the colorful animal world with economic principles rich in life wisdom and making a systematic analysis of the current situation of human society will allow us to find effective solutions to the problems we are facing or are about to face. This is the help brought to us by the lovely
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For Those Who Came Last (Foreign Language Research Press Bilingual Reading Library)
John Ruskin, the author of "For the Last", uses sharp writing in this book to tear apart the hypocrisy of the basic principles of political economy during the heyday of the capitalist free market in Britain in the 19th century, making its evil nature obvious to the world. The book criticizes the market economics of the British Industrial Revolution and paints a moral blueprint that contrasts sharply with it, discusses how businesses and society should operate, and advocates social reform.
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Read Common Sense About Economics in Three Minutes
This book tells about everything from inflation to the subprime mortgage crisis, from bundled sales to real estate investment, from the carrot and stick management method to the well-known eyeball economy. Can you really understand the meaning of these familiar terms? This book takes the well-known economic concepts as the starting point, and uses short stories around them as a way to transform abstract and obscure economic principles into easy-to-understand life principles, guiding readers to e
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Internal Private Board
This book is the first book in China that systematically discusses Internet thinking. It comprehensively reveals the seven-character secret of the Internet: "focus, extreme, word-of-mouth, and fast." It combines the hottest events at the moment with the successful methods behind fast-growing enterprises to deeply and systematically analyze the 12 core Internet thinking: label thinking, simple thinking, NO.1 Thinking, product thinking, pain point thinking, screaming point thinking, loser thinking
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Earn 1 Million in 3 Years After Graduation
This is a wealth enlightenment book that teaches you a correct attitude towards making money and practical ways to make money. Let you get rid of the book that wants a house but not a house, a car but not a car, and a wife but not a wife. Gao Fushuai has read this book.
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Digital Intelligence Drives Rural Revitalization
The wave of digital intelligence is opening up a magnificent new picture for us. The "Digital Intelligence Transformation Series" is an important part of the picture. It is a rare review and exploration of China's digital intelligence theory and practice! The content of the book series is jointly written by senior experts from national high-end research platforms, celebrities from well-known domestic universities, leading talents from digital technology companies, and Alibaba Cloud executives! T
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Sell Anything to Anyone
This book takes the general process of sales activities as the main line. Through easy-to-understand theories and practical and reliable cases, this book presents various sales problems faced by general salespeople and their corresponding suggestions and measures in a simple and easy-to-understand way. It has practical guiding significance for the majority of salespeople. Sales is a technical job! Straighten out the sales context, open up sales ideas, and use routines like a sales genius, so tha
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Turning Debt into Gold: Modern Chinese Enterprise Capital Under Private Credit
In modern China, due to the weak concept of savings among Chinese people, the imperfect credit system, and incomplete savings institutions, the savings industry is underdeveloped, and the capital market is underdeveloped. Enterprise development is faced with the problem of insufficient funds. How to convert private capital into working capital has become a difficult problem faced by modern Chinese enterprises. This book revolves around this theme and explores how modern Chinese enterprises absor
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Social Capital and Farmers' Income
"Social Capital and Farmers' Income" is divided into two parts. It mainly discusses two major issues, namely the impact of social capital on farmers' income before and after entering the city. It also studies the investment behavior of social capital. This book is divided into two parts. It mainly discusses two major aspects of issues, namely, the impact of social capital on the income of farmers before and after entering the city. It also studies the investment behavior of social capital. Befor
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Loans and Credit Guarantees for Chinese Farmers (1930-2010)
This book carries out research from three aspects. The first is to study the structure and changes of farmers' borrowing needs, the second is to explore the channels for farmers to borrow and their changes, and the third is to analyze the development changes of the rural credit guarantee system and its constraints on farmers' borrowing, with a view to providing policy ideas for solving the problem of farmers' difficulties in obtaining loans from formal financial institutions. In order to carry o
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Research on Women's Microcredit and Rural Financial Issues
The main contents covered in this book include: several issues that need to be considered in China's microfinance work; how small businesses in the United States obtain ordinary guaranteed loans and special loans; using small guaranteed loans to solve women's entrepreneurship and employment; economic analysis of standard microcredit to prevent financial risks; analysis of problems in the implementation of the policy of fiscal discounted small guaranteed loans for women; implementation of the pol
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Lending Crisis
Lending is a financing behavior unique to the capital circle. Since 2011, a "loan crisis" has occurred in Wenzhou City, Zhejiang Province, in which private lending has broken the capital chain of small and medium-sized enterprises. Is this a random event? Why don't small and medium-sized enterprises borrow money from banks and instead borrow private loan sharks with high interest rates? Why did the capital chain of small and medium-sized enterprises suddenly break? Where is the way out for small
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Open a Profitable Pet Grooming Shop - Pet Shop Management from Beginner to Proficient
Open a pet grooming shop with small investment and quick results! As e-commerce continues to impact the retail industry, pet grooming, as a profitable project that provides services to pets, cannot be moved online. Therefore, it is a good choice to open a store that provides grooming services for pets. It is a small boutique store suitable for young people to invest and operate, and has a high return on investment. The book "Opening a Profitable Pet Grooming Shop - Pet Shop Management from Begin
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Wealth World Tour: the Magic Flute of Paris - Wealth World Tour in France
The content of this book includes four chapters: why France is the financial center of Europe, who is the winner in the financial battle, the rise of French bankers, and French banking and financial policies.
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Four Hundred Years of Japanese Business 2: from Dark Empire to Postwar Rise
Following the Meiji Restoration, Japan's economy was booming. However, militarism is rampant and the darkest imperial era has arrived. The gray curtain of the 20th century began to envelope Japan. As the war continues to deepen, how do the four major chaebols walk on the edge of politics and money? Japan was defeated. How did entrepreneurs face the ruins? How to rebuild glory? How do entrepreneurs who grew up in the dark years create their own world? The legendary stories of Japanese bureaucrats
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Lu Zuofu: Ship King of the Republic of China
A great character can not only bring us wonderful stories, but they are also an example for future generations to learn from. Lu Zuofu is such a person. Lu Zuofu dropped out of school after graduating from elementary school, but he insisted on self-study and eventually became a talent. He became a teacher, a reporter, a newspaper writer, and held public office to implement drastic reforms in Sichuan, which was ruled by warlords... These were just the prelude. As a scholar, he founded a famous pe
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Japanese Military Devastation and Economic Decline in the Jiangnan Region: 1937-1945
This book takes the economic development of the Beijing-Shanghai-Hangzhou region during the Japanese occupation as the research object, and points out that Japan's economic policy towards the occupied areas was mainly destruction, plunder and control and utilization. Due to the plunder of the Japanese army, the rural areas of Beijing, Shanghai and Hangzhou, which had always been known as the land of plenty, suffered from long-term famine during the Japanese occupation, and even suffered from ext
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Silver and War: a Study of Wartime Financial Operations in the Late Qing Dynasty
The author adheres to a holistic view of history and organically combines the late Qing wartime financial assistance actions with the study of non-financial issues, paying attention to the wartime financial assistance system and its operation in the Xian-Tong and early Guangxu periods, as well as various non-financial issues and various factors outside the system, such as the war process, personal connections, territorial interests, international relations, and the interference of Chinese and fo
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Decoding Silicon Valley: the Ecology of Innovation and Its Implications for China
As the center of the world's technology industry, how did Silicon Valley form? What's the secret to Silicon Valley innovation? What challenges does Silicon Valley face? What lessons can China learn from Silicon Valley? This book answers these questions, analyzes the operating secrets of the Silicon Valley technology innovation ecosystem, introduces the innovation methods of Silicon Valley technology companies, the industry-university interaction experience of Stanford University and the Universi
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5000 Years of Capital: How the Capital Order Shapes Human Civilization
From 3000 BC to the 21st century, from the debt record on a clay tablet to the financial behemoth that dominates the world, capital affects and controls every aspect of our lives. In this book, the author stands on the two theoretical foundations of "diminishing marginal returns of capital" and "dissipative structure" and explains how capital is accumulated, how it is formed, where it is invested, and which civilizations and hegemonies it has shaped: the concept of virtual finance in ancient Gre
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Duan Yongping Talks About Investment (How to Buy Stocks Through One Book)
This book is mainly based on Duan Yongping's views and remarks, and comprehensively introduces his value investment methodology system from core concepts to specific methods. On the one hand, it systematically sorts out the core ideas shared in speeches, interviews, snowball interactions and various writings; on the other hand, it provides in-depth interpretation and support based on the background of the times and real cases. This book aims to help investors establish correct investment concept
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Success Is No Accident: Why Rockefeller Had to Succeed
"Success is Not Accidental: Why Rockefeller Must Be Successful (Collector's Edition)" tells the story of the ups and downs that Rockefeller went through, from poverty to astonishing wealth. From a ruthless money-making machine to a warm-hearted philanthropist, what kind of twists and turns did Rockefeller go through? In today's era of natural selection and survival of the fittest, what significance does Rockefeller's life management approach have for ordinary people?
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The Wealth of Nations
"The Wealth of Nations", formerly known as "A Study into the Nature and Causes of National Wealth", is an economics monograph and an influential work in the academic field. This book is divided into five parts. It summarizes the experience of capitalist development in various countries in the early modern period, critically absorbs the important economic theories of the time, and systematically describes the movement process of the entire national economy. It determines a complete framework for
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Start a Business from Scratch Easily
If you have no funds or only a small amount of funds and want to start a business, it is called a small business or starting from scratch. The distinctive features of a small business are low investment and low risk. There are many types of entrepreneurship, such as store opening, street stall, service, online store, etc. This book provides entrepreneurial guidance to small entrepreneurs from aspects such as initial preparation for starting a business, entrepreneurial skills, entrepreneurial ele
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Capital Trap
The first part of the book explains the basic viewpoints: capital defects and defective capital carriers, incomplete or asymmetric markets, distortion of capital functions, financing in non-equilibrium markets, rent-seeking is also in the capitalization process, the market promotes the growth of speculative groups, market profit-seeking in prisoner's dilemma, and capital traps have been systematized. Parts 2 to 7 systematically analyze actual cases of 18 different types of traps.
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50 Investment Classics You Must Read
In the field of investment, many works by masters have been proven to be authoritative in theory and operable in practice. These classic works are a valuable asset for the majority of investors. "50 Investment Classics You Must Read" starts from the perspective of practical application and selects investment classics written by investment masters or contemporary securities market legends to extract the essence and learn valuable investment wisdom. These classic works introduce us to some new inv
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General Economics Course
This book is mainly aimed at promoting Austrian economic theory and popularizing real-world economic common sense. It is written by three well-known economists from both sides of the Taiwan Strait with a broad perspective, clear logic, and simple and interesting words. Abandoning the drawbacks of traditional mathematical economics, which is difficult to understand and abstruse, it integrates general economics into simple stories and philosophies, allowing readers to recognize and understand prof
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Peking University Finance Class
"Peking University Finance Course" systematically explains the basic theoretical knowledge of finance and its application in real social life from various aspects such as financial currency, market credit, bank interest rates, investment and financial management. From a practical perspective, this book briefly introduces the basic knowledge of finance. I hope it can serve as a starting point and allow readers to understand and enter the powerful world of finance more quickly and easily. Of cours
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The World Is Red: a Book to Understand China's Economic Landscape
From Brexit to Trump's coming to power, black swans are dancing in European and American politics, the wave of reverse globalization is beginning to take shape in Europe and the United States, and the world economic winter is approaching. Since China's accession to the WTO, the world economic model of "Chinese production, Western consumption" has been unsustainable. In order to prevent China's economic hard landing, top-level designs such as overcapacity reduction, deleveraging, supply-side refo
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