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Clive Oxenden
Christina Latham-Koenig
Paul Seligson
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What makes you feel good?
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How much can you learn in a month?
The name of the game
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Right place, wrong time
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Fifty years of pop music
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Match the verbs and nouns.
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a TV, the news
b a language course, the bus
c two brothers, a big family
d homework, your job
e a magazine, the newspaper
f on vacation, to the beach
g the guitar, sports
h English, Spanish
2 CiAIVIIVSAR word order in questions
a Put the word into the right place in the question.
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2 Who you live with ?
3 What type of TV programs do like ?
4 Did you to this school last year ?
5 Are you to study at home tonight ?
6 What are you thinking ?
7 Who you talk to at the party ?
8 Wlio do you usually e-mails to ?
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1 Does vour sister speak Korean
(your sister / speak / Korean)
2 W here__________________
(you / live)
3 W hat____
(music / your brother usually / listen to)
4 Is
(he / meet / them tomorrow;
5 Why
(you / do your homework now)
6 W here____________________
(they / go / on vacation last year)
7 How often__________________
(you / go / movies)
8 Did
(you / read / the newspaper yesterday)
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3 V O C A B U LA R Y numbers, times, dates
Continue the series.
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4 ninety-eight, ninety-nine,
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6 tenth, eleventh,
7 Thursday, Friday,
8 morning, afternoon,
9 November, December,
10 five after five, ten after five,

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1 Work on your own.
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5 Speak English. D speak Spanish.
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l a / weekend / good / Have
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3 late / Sorry / Vm
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3 fourteen
4 forty
5 Wednesday
6 tonight
7 airport
8 brother
9 instrument
10 university
4 name / do / spell / your / you / How
5 please / you / that / repeat / Could
6 pronounce / How / you / that / do
7 copy / Can / have / a / 1/ please
8 does / mean I What / “phone
c Look at the pictures and complete the instruction
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test noun /test/
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try verb /trai/
another determiner /o'nAfisr/
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niece
wife
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talkative quiet
shy
generous
friendly
hardworking
2 GRAMMAR simple present
a Write negative sentences.
1 I like Hong Kong.
2 She works in the city.
3 He has red hair.
4 You look happy.
5 We usually go out for lunch.
6 They have lunch at one.
I don't like Hong Kong.
b Complete the questions with do or does,
1 W hen do the banks open and close?
2 this bus go downtown?
this store stay open late?
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5 Which supermarket you usually shop at? laughs does dresses starts rains cooks
6 your parents like shopping there? (watches, relaxes washes thinks likes misses

b Underline the stressed syllable
1 talkative
2 family
3 unfriendly
4 generous
5 nephew
6 serious
7 quiet
8 daughter
9 funny
c Practice saying the words in a and b.
4 READING
a Read the article and mark the sentences T (true)
or F (false).
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1 Twenty-five percent of American university
students live with their parents.
2 Few students share a house or apartment
with other students.
3 It’s easy to decide who to share with.
4 Sharing a home is always a good experience.
5 The questionnaire helps you decide who to
share a home with.
6 Roommates who are similar are usually happy
living together.
b Match the sentences a -f in the questionnaire with
these adjectives.
1 generous A
2 messy
3 sociable
4 unhealthy
5 hospitable
6 active
More Words to Learn
single adjective /'sirjgl/
choose verb /tJuz/
exercise verb /'skssrsaiz/
prefer verb /pri'fer/
each /itJ/
at least /dt list/
for example /for ig'zaempl/
(go on a) date /deit/
I’m sure /aim Jur/
the opposite (of) /6i apazst/
Do you have a big family?
How many brothers and sisters do you have?
Do you get along well with them?
What does your best friend do?
What kind of person is he or she?
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the perfect roommate
Seventy-five percent of university students in the
US live away from home, and most of them live
off campus. Many share a house or apartment
with other students. But how do you know who
to share with? It can be a difficult decision. Are
you quiet, serious, shy, and hardworking? Or are
you outgoing, fun-loving, and noisy? It's an
important difference, and it can make sharing an
apartment either a great experience or a nightmare.
So next time you're trying to decide who to live with,
take this questionnaire. And then ask your possible
roommates to take it. If you give the same answers
to four or more questions, then you'll be fine. If
more than three of your answers are different, then
you need to find a new roommate!
a I leave my clothes on the floor,
b I exercise a lot.
c| I smoke.
d i enjoy cooking big dinners for people,
e I enjoy buying presents,
f I enjoy meeting new people.

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for touching things.
3 You open and close your
You can smile with it.
4 You have tw o_____
when you speak
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painting on page 8. Write the verbs in the present
continuous.
As you can see, it 1 is raining (rain) in this picture, and
most of the peopie 2 (carry) umbrellas. The
two children on the right are the artist's daughters. They
(play) with a ball, and their mother (the
artist's wife) 4 (watch) them closely. On the
left of the picture, a young man and a woman
(sit) at a cafe table. They 6 (not /
talk), but I think they're happy together. In the middle of
the picture is a woman. She 7 (not / smile),
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present continuous form of the verbs in the box.
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1 Don’t turn off the TV! I ’tn watching it.
2 They in Africa every summer.
3 I have a test tomorrow, so I hard.
4 Jack always
5 A Where _
the train to work.
you
B To play tennis.
4 V O C A B U LA R Y prepositions of place
Look at the picture on page 8. Complete the sentences
with these prepositions.
behind tn--thc middle
on the right under
next to on the left
1 The woman in the middle doesn’t have an umbrella.
2 The girls
3 The man and woman
4 They are sitting
are playing with a ball.
are drinking coffee.
a table umbrella.
5 The woman
6 The girls are standing
the children is their mother.
______ each other.
More Words to Learn
art gallery noun /art 'gastari/
artist noun /'artist/
painting noun /'pemtiq/
picture noun /‘piktjsr/
poster noun /'po aster/
favorite adjective /'feivrst/
draw verb /dro/
(at the) back /baek/
(at the) front /frAnt/
famous (for) /'feimss/
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What clothes are you wearing?
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When does it usually rain in your country?
What do you usually do in the evening?
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a Match the beginnings and ends of the sentences
1 That’s the theater If]
2 I need a cell phone
3 John’s the only person
4 I love the program
5 That train is the one
6 Hollywood is the place
7 The directors are the people
8 There’s the cafe
a that also takes photos,
b that goes to Boston,
c that has the best coffee,
d who can fix the printer,
e who make the business decisions,
f where we saw Hamlet
g where lots of movies are made,
h that’s on after the news.
b Complete the sentences with who, that, or where.
1 This is the church where we got married.
2 She can’t find the key
3 The Louvre is the museum
the Mona Lisa.
4 A painter is someone
opens this door.
you can see
5 A dictionary
very useful.
6 A The bakery
closed today.
paints pictures.
has good examples is
I usually buy bread is
B Don’t worry. I know a supermarket
has really good bread.
7 I’m looking for a store
2 VOCABULARY explaining words
Complete the sentences for explaining words.
1 tall It’s the o pposite of short.
2 apple It’s a k of fruit.
3 sleepy It’s s..., to tired.
4 boots Thev’re 1_______shoes, but they cover your legs.
5 nervous It’s h you feel when you have a test.
6 sweat For e , you do this when you feel hot.
7 dentist It’s s who takes care of your teeth.
8 hospital It’s a p where you go when you’re sick.
3 PRONUNCIATION using a dictionary
a Match the words to their pronunciation.
waiter /'wotor/
water /'weiter/
kitchen /'kitJan/
chicken /'tjiksn/
ninety /nain'tin/
nineteen /'nainti/
homework /'houmwork/
housework /'hauswork/
Austria /o'streilys/
Australia /'ostrh/
sandwiches /'saenwitjis/
sunglasses /sAnglaesiz/
Mexico /'msksikou/
Mexican / ‘meksiksn/
b Underline the stressed svllable in the words in a.
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c Practice saying the words.
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Grammar
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a Read the definitions and complete them with
these words.
Laptops A friend Eating The afternoon
A-manager A pedestrian Your boss
An antique shop
4 R E A D IN G b Underline five words you don t know. Use your
dictionary to look up their meaning and
pronunciation.
More Words to Learn
author noun /'oGsr/
definition noun /dsfVmJn/
(on the) Internet noun /'internet/
website noun /'wsbsait/
popular adjective /'papysbr/
contain verb /kon'tem/
explain verb /ik'splein/
mime verb /maim/
panic verb /'pasmk/
recognize verb /'rsksgnaiz/
Study idea
To remember new words, you need to test your
memory.
1 Cover the Translation column and look at the words
in English. Say them in your language.
2 Cover the Word column and look at the translation.
Say the words in English.
3 Test yourself again on the other new words in this File.
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2 Is it a good idea to drive around when you visit?
3 Which are the best two areas for music and dancing?
4 Give three reasons why summer isn’t the best time to visit.
5 Which month has the best weather?
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Facing the Pacific Ocean to the
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views of the Bay, and its
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2 I often listen to music my car.
3 my room I have a poster the wall and a photo
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4 My family is from Recife, but we live Rio.
5 Shes not home. She’s work.
6 Theres some sugar the top shelf the cabinet
7 They swam the lake and then went for a walk_
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8 There’s a post office the end of this block.
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nothing.
1 Let’s meet next Saturday at_ 3:00.
2 I hate driving night, getting up early the
morning, and working weekends.
3 Our flight is leaving Monday at 7:30 the
evening and arrivin noon Tuesday.
4 We have a test Friday the afternoon.
5 In most countries, banks and offices are closed
New Year’s Day.
6 Computers were invented the 20th century.
7 Albert Einstein was b o rn March 14, 1879 in
Germany, and he died 1955 in the US.
8 We went to Acapulco ___ March, and we’re going
again the summer.
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8 memorable
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2 similar
3 later
4 around
5 dramatic
6 photograph 9 woman
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balcony noun /'baelksni/
exhibition noun /ckss'bijn/
the news noun /5o nuz/
stone noun /stoun/
wedding noun /'wsdiq/
attack verb /s'taek/
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What were you doing an hour ago?
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a Match the music to the dictionary definitions.
How do you pronounce the words?
rap opera
heavy metal
jazz
blues
punk
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that is played in a fast, loud, and aggressive
way. It was very popular in the late 1970s.
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music invented by African-American
musicians in the early part of the twentieth
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musicians in the southern United States.
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Freddie Mercury's.
member of the band was most famous?
Freddie Mercury, the lead singer.
top-ten hits did they have?
Twenty-four.
did they stay together?
Twenty years, from 1971 to 1991.
was their biggest hit?
Bohemian Rhapsody.
happened in 1991?
Freddie Mercury died.
is their music still popular?
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1(a) Who did Yoko Ono marry in 1969?
b Who Yoko Ono married in 1969?
2 a Which Spice Girl did have red hair?
b Which Spice Girl had red hair?
3 a Who does Madonna live with?
b Who lives Madonna with?
4 a When broke the Beatles up?
b When did the Beatles break up?
5 a Which member of Queen was born in Zanzibar?
b Which member of Queen born in Zanzibar?
6 a Which instrument did Jimi Hendrix play?
b Which instrument played Jimi Hendrix?
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2 Freddie Mercury.
3 The guitar.
4 April 1970.
5 John Lennon.
6 Geri Halliwell (Ginger Spice).
c Write the questions for the answers.
1 Who painted The Last Supper
Leonardo da Vinci painted The Last Supper.
2 W hen ______
Kurt Cobain died in 1994.
3 Which b an d __________
Bono belongs to U2.
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The Lord of the Rings won 11 Oscars in 2004.
5 W ho_______ ______________ ______ ____
Peter Jackson won the Oscar for Best Director.
6 W here ____________________
Maria Sharapova was born in Russia.
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lyrics noun /'links/
plane crash noun /plein kraej/
poems noun /'pousmz/
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told her to be careful when she's answering the door
because you never know who's outside.
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said, "Can I use your bathroom, please?" My grandmother
said yes and didn't worry about it, although the girl was
upstairs for ages. She gave the girl in the kitchen a glass of
water. Then the second girl came downstairs, and they left.
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then one of them said, "Can 1have a glass of water,
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1 CALLING RECEPTION
Order the words to make sentences
1 is / room / 724 / This
This is room 724.
2 very / My / cold / is / room
3 problem / a / with / TV / the / There’s
T
4 isn’t / working / The / air-conditioning
Read the Internet ad and mark the sentences T (true), F (false),
or DS (doesn’t say).
1 The Castle Inn is in the center of San Francisco.
2 It is near major tourist attractions.
3 It is very comfortable.
4 It is cheaper in winter.
5 The staff can tell you all about San Francisco.
6 Guests have to pay for parking.
7 The hotel has a restaurant.
8 You can t smoke in any of the guest rooms.
3 READING
5 chicken / have / please / Can / 1/ a /
sandwich
6 fruit / any / Do / juice / have / you / fresh
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2 SOCIAL ENGLISH
Complete the phrases. Then match the
parts of the dialogue.
1 Did you sleep Wjdl _? _c
H are things? _
W are the plans
L _ this evening?
T is Alex Lopez. _
It’s t . to go.
a We’re going out for dinner,
b OK. Where are we going now?
c Yes, thanks. I was very tired,
d They’re fine,
e Nice to meet you.
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air-conditioning in all guest
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in-room Internet access
safe deposit box
complimentary coffee
non-smoking rooms available
Castle Inn
Located in the heart of San
Francisco, the Castle Inn is within
easy walking distance of Fisherman's
Wharf, Chinatown, shopping, and
fine restaurants. The Castle Inn
offers great service, great comfort,
and great value. We know San
Francisco is a wonderful city with
an enormous number of tourist
attractions, and the staff is available
from morning to night to answer
any questions you have. We look
forward to being a part of your San
Francisco experience.
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GRAMMAR going to, present continuous
Complete the sentences with going to + a verb from the box.
put shave not jump not eat not rain buy stay
Complete the text with the present
continuous form of the verbs in
parentheses.
Welcome tr u '''“/on
/“ VwJ V ^ 1 Iture House, home of
the best active vacations in the world. Let
me tell yoi
/ j what we have planned for you
in the next few days. On Monday morning
you l. 1
re going (go) sailing. Then in
the afternc>on, I : ____ (take) you
on a bicyd
/ e tour of the surrounding area.
You need 1
:c ^est wel on Monday evening,
because thle following morning we
3 (climb) to the top of Oak
Ridge! Aftet that, there is a change of
plans: You 4 . ("not windsurf)
as it says c
n .our schedule. Instead we
5 ___(have) a volleyball
tournamerit. ~hat will be fun, I'm sure.
Then on V

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ednesday morning we
go) to a mountain village
called Palmo. Thursday is your last day
with us, a (plan) a
surprise tor vou.
1 They re going to play tennis. 2 I t____________________
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5 How long 6 I
that car.
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the whole cake! _________________ today?

c Circle the correct verb form. If both forms are
possible, circle them both.
1 fm sure (f^nTgoing to^ass) / Fm passing all my exams
this year.
2 A Do you have any plans for this Saturday?
B Yes, I’m going to spend / Fm spending the day with
my cousins.
3 Do you think it's going to be / it’s being sunny
tomorrow?
4 It’s Wen s birthday on Friday. He’s going to have /
He’s having dinner with a few friends.
5 We don t need to run. We’re not going to miss /
We’re not missing the train.
6 A Where are you going to go / are you going tonight?
B To the movies.
7 A What’s the weather forecast for Saturday?
B It’s going to be / It’s being warm and sunny.
8 She drives too fast. Fm sure she’s going to have /
she’s having an accident one day.
p.130 Grammar Bank 5A
2 VOCABULARY look
Complete the sentences with these expressions.
Fm looking for ... Fm looking through ...
I’m looking forward to ...
1
2
3
Vm looking for my glasses.
seeing you next weekend,
my notes because there’s a
test this afternoon
5
a new place to live.
my birthday.
the catalog, but there’s
nothing in it that I want to buy.
7 a birthday present for my
sister.
8 going on vacation next week,
the ads to see if there’s
anything interesting.
3 PRONUNCIATION / a / , /ou/f/u/
a Circle the word with the same sound as the picture.
money put June
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you Tuesday month
come own short
hotel house move
tonight improve look
honeymoon doctor photo
b Practice saying the words.
More Words to Learn
Write translations and try to remember the words
au pair noun /oo 'per/
nervous adjective /'narvss/
improve verb /im'pruv/
everything pronoun /'svriBiq/
until conjunction /an'til/
as well as h z wsl sz/
for a short time /far si Jort taim/
It depends /it di'pendz/
my own (apartment) /mai oon/
too expensive /tu ik'spcnsiv/
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What are you doing this evening?
What are you going to do this weekend?
Where are you going on vacation this year?
What are you looking forward to right now?
Are you meeting any friends this evening?
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A pessimist is someone who is pleased with bad experiences
because they show he was right.
Heinz Ruhmann, German actor and movie director
1 GRAM M AR will/won't (predictions)
Complete the dialogues with will / w ont
and these verbs. Use contractions.
snow not pass rain can
be (x2) not finish need
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it 7/ mow_
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enough. But I think
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2 Come on. You
late for
school.
2 V O C A B U LA R Y opposite verbs
Write the opposite verb in each space. Be careful - use the
correct verb form.
1 I think they’ll
win
lose
the game.
2 I’m sure she’ll
pass
the exam.
remembered
3 I her name.
4 We’ll
arrive
home at 6:00 in the morning.
5 They’re going to
learn
English in Canada.
turn on
6 Can you the radio, please?
3 A We
the painting today.
B You’re right. It
dark
in half an hour.
4 You need to work
harder or you
your
final exams.
5 You play
again in six weeks,
but you
to be very careful
7 I
8
got
over 50 e-mails yesterday!
Could you
Could I
Oh no! I
Oh good! I
lend me some money?
some money, please?
lost
my car keys.
10 The door is hard to open, so you have to
push
Student Book pJ49 Vocabulary Bank
5 PRONUNCIATION /a/,/ou/
a Cross out the wrong word in each group.
it hard.
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not won’t come problem
positive open optimistic hope
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want stop father program
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