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Math: Odd-Even
Even/Positive-Negative & Integer 2
Computer & IT 4
General Knowledge 4
Question Solution 4
Homework 4
English Reading Items 4, 12
English Grammar : Pronoun 5
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Integer, Positive-Negative/Odd
Positive – Even Number
1. For which of the following values of x, is an integer?
a) 25 b) 50 c) 100 d) 250
2. For which of the following values of n, is an integer?
(A) 9 (B) 10 (C) 11 (D) 13
3. Which one of the following is nearest to 0.313233 ?
(A) 3/10 (B) 31/100 (C) 313/1000 (D) 3132/10000
4. Sum of 3 consecutive integers is 18. What is the smallest integer less 3?
a) 2 b) 3 c) 4 d) 5
5. If a and b are odd numbers, then which of the following is even?
a) a+b b) a+b+1 c) ab d) ab+2
6. If product of two sequential positive odd numbers is 255, what are those numbers?
a) 15, 17 b) 13, 15 c) 17, 19 d) 19, 21
7. If the product of 4 consecutive integers is equal to one of them, what is the largest possible value of
one of the integers?
a) 3 b) 2 c) -5 d) 0
8. For how many integers k is =3 ?
a) None b) One c) Two d) Three
9. If the sum of 5 consecutive integers is x,, which of the following must be true?
I. x is an even number II. x is an odd number III. x is a multiple of 5
a) I only b) II only c) III only d) II and III
10. If x and y are integers, and x/y is not an integer then which of the following must be true?
a) x is odd and y is even b) x is odd and y is odd c) x is even and y is even d) None
11. A certain integer n is a multiple of both 5 and 9. Which of the following must be true?
I. n is an odd integer
II. n is equal to 45
III. n is a multiple of 15
a) II only b) III only c) I and II only d) I and III only
12. If m is an even integerer and n is an integer (either odd or even), then which of the following will always
be even?
I. m2 + n2 +n
II. (m - n) × (n + 1)
III. m2 - n2 + 1
a) only I b) only II c) only III d) both I and II
13. If y is between 0 and 1, which of the following increases as y increase?
I. (1 - y2)
II. (y - 1 )
III.
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a) I and II b) II and III c) II only d) I, II and III
14. If x and y are integers and xy2 is a positive odd integer, which of the following must be truetrue?
Ⅰ. xy is positive.
Ⅱ. xy is odd.
Ⅲ. x + y is even.
a) II only b) III only c) I and II only d) II and III only
15. If m is an integer and
nd y = (m - 1) (m + 2) - (m - 1) (m - 2), then which of the following must be true?
a) Y is odd only when m is odd b) y is odd only when m is even
c) y is even only when m is even d) y is even only when m is odd e) none
16. If the sum of n consecutive integers is 1, where n > 1,, which of the following must be true?
I. n is an even number II. n is an odd number III. The average (arithmetic
mean) of the n integers is 1
(A) I only (B) II only (C) III only (D) I and III (E) II and III
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17. How many two-digit

digit integers do not have any digits that are equal to each other?
a) 90 b) 81 c) 80 d) 75
18. If the sum of 5 consecutive integers is S, what is the largest of those integers in terms of S?
a) + 2 b) + 5 c) + 2 d) + 5
19. If the sum of the 3 consecutive integers is 240, then the sum of the two larger integers is:
a) 169 b) 161 c) 160 d) 167
20. The arithmetic mean of the 5 consecutive integers starting with p is q. What is the arithmetic mean of
9 consecutive integers thatt start with p+2.
a) q+3 b) q+4 c) q d) q -2
21. X and Y are positive integers. If 5X is the square of a number and 75XY is the cube of another number,
what is the smallest value for X + Y ?
a) 14 b) 16 c) 18 d) 23
22. x = y - , where x and y are both positive numbers. If the value of y is doubled, the value of x will:
a) decrease b) stay the same c) double d) increase to more than double
23. If the product of six integers is negative, at most how many of the integers can be negative?
a) 2 b) 3 c) 4 d) 5 e) none
24. If a < b, which of the following must be positive?
a) a2 - b2 b) b2 - a2 c) a3 - b2 d) b2 - ab e) none
25. If y is an integer divisible by 3 but not by 2, then which of the following will never be an integer?
³
a) b) c) d) e) none
26. If x, y, and z are positive integers, and 4x = 5y = 6z, then what is the least
st possible value of x + y +z?
a) 15 b) 37 c) 42 d) 28 e) none
27. If a, b and c are
re 3 consecutive integers and > > , which of the following has the maximum value?
a) a+ b) b+ c) c+ d) c+ e) a+
28. If <0 > 0,, which of the following must be positive?
( )
a) x - y b) 2x + 3y c) d) e) 2y2 +x
29. If x and y are integers and (xy + x) is odd, which of the following must be even
even?
a) x + y b) xy - x c) x d) y e) none
30. If x and y are integers and x2 + y2 is odd, which of the following must be even?
a) x b) y c) x+y d) xy
31. How many integers in the set of integers from 10 to 150 (all inclusive) are not the square of an
integer?
a) 101 b) 111 c) 121 d) 132 e) None
32. If n is a positive integer and n2 is divisible by 96, then the largest positive integer that must divide n is:
a) 24 b) 28 c) 36 d) 72
33. If k, m and n are integers and km - kn is odd, which of the following must be odd?
a) k b) m c) n d) km
34. If s is the sum of consecutive even
e integers w, x, y, and z, where w < x < y < zz, all of the following must
be true EXCEPT:
a) w + x + 8 = y + z b) s is divisible by 8 c) s is divisible by 4 d) The average of w, x, y, z is odd
35. If k is a positive integer, and if the unit digit of is 4 and the units digit of ( + 1) is 1, what is the
unit digit of( + 2) ?
(A) 0 (B) 2 (C) 4 (D) 6 (E) 8
Math: Answer Table

1.B 2.D 3.D 4.A
4. 5.A 6.A 7.A 8.B 9.C 10.D
11.B 12.D 13.C 14.
14.D 15.E 16.A 17.B 18.A 19.B 20.B
21.A 22.D 23.D 24.
24.E 25.C 26.B 27.A 28.D 29.D 30.D
31.D 32.A 33.A 34.
34.B 35.A
General Knowledge
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13 Multifarious Deprived of Deprived of Lacking space Lacking 4
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Grammar Review-3
Pronoun
There are five forms of pronouns in English. These are:
1. Subject Pronoun
2. Object/Complement Pronoun
3. Possessive Adjective
4. Possessive Pronoun
5. Reflexive Pronoun
Pronouns Subject Pronoun Complement Possessive Possessive Reflexive Pronoun

Pronoun adjectives Pronouns
Singular Plural Singular Plural Singular Plural Singular Plural Singular Plural
I I We Me Us My our mine ours myself ourselves
You You You You You your your yours yours yourself yourselves
He He They Him Them his their his theirs himself themselves
She She Her her hers herself
It It -- It -- its -- its -- itself --
3.1 Subject Pronoun

Subject pronouns occur in the subject position of a sentence or after the verb ‘be,’
‘be,’ ‘than’, ‘as’, and ‘that’.
a. Subject Position
i. I am going to the store. I We
ii. We have lived here for twenty years. You You
iii. George and I would like to leave now. He
iv. We students are going to have a party.
She They
b. After be verb It
i. It was she who called you.
ii. It could not have been they in such dismay.
iii. It is she who keeps troubling me all the time.
c. In comparison: after ‘than’ & ‘as’

i. We are better than they are at football.
ii. We are not as good at math as they.
iii. Kamal is not as intelligent as he.
Note: Look the last rule of Object/Complement pronoun
3.2
.2 Object/Complement Pronoun
me Us
Object pronoun occurs in:
You You
1. When used as a direct object of a verb (just after the verb) Him
2. When used
ed after preposition
Her Them
3. When the objects of two clauses are compared
It
a. Direct object of a verb
i. They called us on the telephone.

ii. We saw her in market.
iii. The teacher gave him a bad grade.
b. After preposition
i. The policeman was looking for him.

ii. To us,, it seems like a good bargain.
iii. Mary is going to class with me.
iv. Samira will make her presentation after him. complement pronoun
Exception: If the prepositional word functions as other parts of speech (like adverb or conjunction), this rule
may have an exception.
Example: Samira will make her presentation after he finishes his speech.
Conjunction subject pronoun
c. Objects of two clauses are compared

i. She worries about you more than him.
ii. The office staff helped you more than me.
3.3 Possessive Adjective

Possessive adjectives simply modify the noun, rather replace. Possessive pronouns replace the noun.
Possessive adjectives indicate possession/ownership.
Possessive adjectives are used:

My Our
1. To indicate ownership Your Your
2. To modify gerunds
His
a. To indicate ownership Her Their
i. Runa is eating her dinner. Its
ii. This is not my book.
iii. She forgot her homework this morning.
b. To modify gerunds
i. The teacher was irritated at my whispering in class.
ii. We were surprised at her going on a trip alone.
3.4 Possessive Pronouns

Possessive pronouns cannot precede a noun. They are pronouns and thus replace noun. The noun is
understood from the context and is not repeated.
Mine Ours
Note: my+noun = mine; my book Yours Yours
your+noun = yours; your pen His
her+noun = hers; her dress Hers Theirs
Its
Examples of possessive pronouns:
i. This is my book. This is mine.

ii. Your teacher is the same as his teacher. Yours is the same as his.
iii. Her dress is green and my dress is red. Hers is green and mine is red.
iv. Their coats are too small. Theirs are too small.
v. His grades are better than hers.
hers
3.5 Reflexive Pronouns

These pronouns usually follow the verb and indicate that the subject is both giving and receiving the action.
Examples of possessive pronouns:
i. I washed myself. Myself Ourselves
ii. He sent the letter to himself. Yourself
elf Yourselves
iii. She served herself in the cafeteria.
Himself
iv. They were talking among themselves.
v. Mim herself bought these books. Herself Themselves
Itself
Note: by+reflexive
+reflexive pronoun means alone.
Example: Rini washed the dishes by herself (washed alone)
*** The forms hisself and theirselves are always incorrect.
3.6 Relative Pronouns

The relative pronouns and their uses are listed below:
Pronouns Uses for Example

Who People This is the boy who came yesterday.
Whom People You are the player whom the whole nation is looking for
Which Things These are the pens which I bought for my wife.
That Things Mugdho bought a CD that cost Tk. 5 only.
Whose People/animal Madhurjo, whose car was stolen last night, is at the police station.
3.7 Singular Pronouns

Every/Some/Any/No+body
Every/Some/Any/No+one These all are singular.
Every/Some/Any/No+thing
Example: Everyone has his own viewpoint.

Somebody has left his coat on bed.
Class Exercise: Grammar

Find out the erroneous part from the underlined parts
parts of the sentences listed 1 - 25 as under:
1. Everybody is expected to attend the afternoon session but the field supervisor, the sales manager, and I.
A B C D
2. The committee had intended both you and I to speak at the assembly. No Error
Error.
A B C D E
3. Among Rupa, Anushka, and me, there is no secret. No Error.
A B C D E
4. Today the number of people which enjoy winter sports is almost double that of twenty years ago. No error.
A B C D E
5. Today we know that the earth is one of nine planets
plane who orbit the Sun.
A B C D
6. It must have been her at the door.
door No error.
A B C D E
7. Small objects fall to the earth from space all the time, but because most of the planet is covered in water
A B C
one would not expect this to injure people.
D
8. Sharks can detect minute electrical discharges coming from its prey. No error
error.
A B C D E
9. Everyone who visits Dhaka is appalled by its dirtiness, which is mainly a result of lenient execution of
A B C
their laws. No Error.
D E
10. Mathematics is his favorite subject;
subject he finds them very interesting. No Error..
A B C D E
11. Everybody is expected to attend the afternoon session but the field supervisor, the sales manager, and I.
A B C D
No Error.
E
12. It was Vitus Bering, the Danish sea captain,
captain who discovered Alaska on its voyage to Russia in 1741.
A B C D
13. Ozone has his origin in a number of sources, a prime one is the automobile engine.
A B C D
14. The only bird known to shine at night is the barn owl of Western Europe, which actually shines through a
A B C
fungus sticking to their feathers.
D
15. Nero Claudius Caesar, to please themselves, killed his mother, his brother,, and all his advisers, and finally
A B C
killed himself out of self-love.
love.
D
16. Every student makes up their own study list of the classes he is going to take at the beginning of the
A B C
quarter.
D
17. The man, of whom the red car is parked in front of our house, is a prominent physician in his town.
A B C D
18. He is the only candidate who the faculty members voted not to retain on the list of eligible replacement
A B C D
for Professor Kotey.
19. In recent years, Fred has tried to lose its excess weight through numerous diets
diets.
A B C D
20. While many people think caffeine makes coffee taste bitter, chemists have found that a class of
A B C
antioxidants in the beans is responsible for it.
it
D
21. Epidemiologists are concerned after finding the Marburg virus in a type of fruit bat; this is the first time it
A B
has been found in an animal other than a monkey.
C D
22. None of the testimony offered by the witnesses was extremely convincing,
onvincing, but none of the evidence
A B C
presented by the defense team effectively countered it.
D
23. For years politicians have been attempting to prevent stores from selling violent video games to minors,
A B
but the courts say that they are protected by the first amendment.
C D
24. The Astor family's legacy lives on in the form of the many institutions and places that carry their name.
A B C D
25. The students were quite surprised to find these kind of archeological ruins in the particular area that
A B C
they had chosen for the dig. No Error.
D E
Find the best replacement for the underlined part. part. If the underlined part is correct then choose 'A'.
26. The population of India has been steadily increasing for decades, and it will probably have what is
estimated as 1.6 billion people by 2050 and surpass China as the world's most populous nation. IBA-08
a) it will probably have what is estimated as
b) they are likely to have
c) the country will probably have
d) there will probably be
e) there will be an estimated
27. When one eats in this restaurant, you often find that the prices are high. (Sonali SO 08)
a) When one eats in this restaurant, you often find
b) When you eat in this restaurant, you often find
c) If you ate in this restaurant, you often find
d) When one ate in this restaurant, you often find
e) None of these
28. Since my favorite cousin is a teacher, it's no wonder
wo I choose that for a career
career. (Ex.MBA, IBA-09)
a) I choose that for a career
b) I choose teaching for a career
c) That I choose that for a career
d) I am choosing that for a career
e) I will choose it for a career
29. For donors two step lending projects are easier
eas to implement but they loss too much of their potential
operational controls. (BB AD 06)
a) they loss too much of their potential operational controls
b) they loose too much of their potential operational control
c) they loss much of their operational controls
d) they
hey lose too much of their operational control
e) they loss too much operational controls
30. He interviewed several candidates who he thought has the required experience. (BB AD 06)
a) who he thought b) whom he thought c) of whom he thought d) he thought e) which he
thought
31. A Swiss government panel recommended that the country sell about half its gold reserves and this
raised fears other countries that do the same and inundate the market. (IBA-2008)
a) reserves and this raised fears other countries that
b) reserves, which, as a result, raised fears other countries, that
c) reserves; as a result, they feared that other countries would
d) reserves, with fears raised that other countries
cou would
e) reserves, raising fears other countries would
32. Choose the correct statement:
a) Many people have computer phobia, that generates more unemployment
b) Many people have computer phobia, which generates more unemployment
c) Many people have computer phobia,phobia, what generates more unemployment
d) Many people have computer phobia, and generates more unemployment
e) None of these
33. Choose the correct statement:
a) The parents are for you and me
b) The parents are for you and I
c) The parents are me and you
d) The parents are for I and you
e) The parents are for I and we
34. Choose the correct option: (IBA-07/08)
a) No one should ever feel that their heritages are unimportant.
b) No one should ever feel that his or her heritages are unimportant.
c) No onee should ever feel that their heritage is unimportant.
d) No one should ever feel that their heritage are unimportant.
e) No one should ever feel that his or her heritage is unimportant.
35. While Brussels has smashed all Western European tourism revenue record this year, they still lag
behind well in exports.
a) this year, they still lag behind well in exports.
b) in the past year, they still lag behind in exports.
c) in the past year, it lags well behind in exports.
d) this year, they lag still well behind in exports.
e) this year, it still lags well behind in exports.
36. With the exception of Faruk and I, everyone in the class finished the assignment before the bell rang.
a) Faruk and I, everyone in the class finished (IBA-04/05)
b) Faruk and me, everyone in the class finished
c) Faruk and me, everyone in the class had finished
d) Faruk and I, everyone in the class had finished
e) Faruk and me everyone in the class finished
37. 'Those who want to attend the conference shouldshould turn in their resignation today.' - which correction
should be made to this sentence?
a) replace those with them b) change who to whom c) change want to wants d) replace their
with your e) no correction necessary
Fill in the blanks following

llowing standard grammar in English: (38-55)
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38. Each of the son followed _________father's trade. (BCS 33)

a) their b) her c) whose d) his
39. Did you really do it ____ or did someone help you? (Pubali JO 13)
a) by your own b) on yourself c) on your own d) by your ownership e) None
40. A new hair-growing
growing drug is being sold for three times the price, per milligram, _______ the drug's maker
charges for another product with the same active ingredient. (IBA-09/10)
a) as b) than c) that d) of what e) at which
41. Listen to ____ the opposition says. (Dhk Bank MTO 04)
a) that b) which c) what d) who e) None
42. Our country has earned its ____ in 1971. (IFIC Cash Off 13)
a) liberalization war b) free c) independence d) independent e) None
43. Natural selection operates whenever individuals of one genetic composition are better at respondi responding
than ________, as Charles Darwin observed. (Food Inspector, PSC:2011)
a) that of others b) the other c) another d) those of another
44. One should be careful about ____duty. (BB AD 13)
a) his b) her c) one's d) the e) ones'
45. Once a farm decided to grant credit to _____customers, it must then establish the selection guidelines.
a) their b) the c) its d) more e) many (BB AD 06)
46. It is you who ____ to blame. (City Bank PO 11)
a) am b) is c) are d) was e) None of these
47. Although the term 'Psychopath' is popularly applied to an especially brutal criminal, in Psychology
______apparently incapable of feeling compassion of the pangs of conscience. (IBA, 2008)
a) it is someone who is b) it is a person c) they are people who are d) it refers to someone who is
48. In a Parliamentary system, it is not the President but the Prime Minister_____. (BB AD 01)
a) whom the real power b) who has the real power c) whom has the real power d) who the real power
49. This is the person_____came last week. (Dhaka Bank MTO 04)
a) who b) whom c) that d) which e) None of these
50. He insisted_____. (BB Cash 11)
a) on me going b) on I going c) for me to go d) upon me going e) on my going
51. It was________. (BB Cash 11)
a) us who had left before he arrived. b) we who had left before he arrived c) we who had went
before he arrived
rrived d)us who had went before he arrived e) we who had left before the time he
had arrived
52. ______________brought a present to the party.
a) Except for you and I everyone
b) With the exception of you and I everyone
c) Except for you and I, everyone had
d) Except for you and me, everyone
e) Except for you and me everyone had
53. It is not for you to take responsibility; it is, rather, __________ the guilty person in this matter.
a) me who is b) me who am c) I who is d) I who are e) I who am
54. Everyone ___________ when I came home. (Ex. MBA 2008)
a) Would sleep b) was asleep c) were sleeping d) were asleep e) sleep
55. These two templates are probably the two oldest surviving concrete erections in Old Dha Dhaka,
________back at least two hundred years. (Food Inspector, PSC:2011)
a) both dating b) both of which have dated c) and each has dated d) and each one dating
Answer Sheet: Grammar

1.D 2.B 3.E 4.B 5.C 6.C 7.D 8.D 9.D 10.C
11.D 12.C 13.A 14.D 15.A 16.B 17.A 18.B 19.C 20.D
21.D 22.C 23.D 24.D 25.B 26.D 27.B 28.B 29.A 30.A
31.C 32.B 33.A 34.E 35.E 36.C 37.E 38.D 39.C 40.C
41.C 42.C 43.A 44.C 45.C 46.C 47.D 48.B 49.A 50.E
51.B 52.D 53.E 54.B 55.B
Find the Misspelt Word

SL Option-1 Option--2 Option-3 Option-4 Option-5 Answer
1 Negligence Necter Necessary Nemesis All are correct 2
2 Puntuation Puncture Pungent Pudding All are correct 1
3 Commend Amend Comprehend Assend All are correct 4
4 Decency Promoter Deficency Discourteous All are correct 3
5 Agnostic Skeptic Prolific Assetic All are correct 4
6 Envelop Certain Uncertain Conclude All are correct 5
7 Decieve Relieve Believe Belief All are correct 1
8 Procured Restor Terminate Formation All are correct 2
9 Pronounse Enhance Performing Exclusion All are correct 1
10 Global Sense Sence Commence All are correct 3
11 Desease Increase Apparatus Apartment All are correct 1
12 Brilliant Column Correspondent Artical All are correct 4
13 Catalogue Calender Bonafide Attendance All are correct 2
14 Appartment Antagonism Anticipated Unsolicited All are correct 1
15 Measurement Bureocracy Controversial Concerned All are correct 2
16 Percieve Receive Conceive Belief All are correct 1
17 Comperable Turmoil Woolen Hoist All are correct 1
18 Occurred Ocurred Terminate Assurance All are correct 2
19 Ensured Sinceriety Obscure Bureaucracy All are correct 2
20 Alloweable Noticeable Décor Permissible All are correct 1
21 Irrelevant Irrelevent Irreverent Immutable All are correct 2
22 Delirious Delusive Hefty Hienious All are correct 4
23 Lineage Limber Lineament Liklihood All are correct 4
24 Ferment Felicitious Introvert Inveigle All are correct 2
25 Intrude Mockery Moderater Phenomenon All are correct 3
26 Rationale Servival Demolish Release All are correct 2
27 Garbage Couragious Exacerbate Jovial All are correct 2
28 Entusistic Surrender Impression Harmonize All are correct 1
29 Extremely Pleasant Credibility Surrendar All are correct 4
30 Peasant Companion Lucretive Villager All are correct 3
31 Licquidity Perspective Avoid Through All are correct 1
32 Mosquitoes Buffaloes Bullocks Chickens All are correct 5
33 Kitchen College Specimen Quible All are correct 4
34 Consequences Recommendation Muskot Feasible All are correct 3
35 Physician Lawer Architect Messier All are correct 2
36 Wisedom Laborer Governor Thesis All are correct 1
37 Recline Vehicle Mispell Lieutenant All are correct 3
38 Priority Triangular Trianguler Laughter All are correct 3
39 Caution Armor Tutorial Liberate All are correct 5
40 Punctuality Equanimity Aggression Aggravete All are correct 4
41 Fragile Frajile Fragrance Frozen All are correct 2
42 Grammar Collieuge Cigarette Brainwash All are correct 2
43 Temperament Tendency Temparature Tedious All are correct 3
44 Monopolistic Agonistic Probability Cigerrette All are correct 4
45 Anomally Arrange Pecuniary Majestic All are correct 1
46 Megistrate Administrator Trivial Lethargic All are correct 1
47 Proximity Antegonism Bureaucracy Neighbour All are correct 2
48 Lawyer Lexicone Luster Legislative All are correct 2
49 Laparoscopic Varsatile Affordable Agrarian All are correct 2
50 Mourn Melee Aggrassion Miscarriage All are correct 3

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Math: Answer Table

Pronouns Subject Pronoun Complement Possessive Possessive Reflexive Pronoun

3.1 Subject Pronoun

c. In comparison: after ‘than’ & ‘as’

Note: Look the last rule of Object/Complement pronoun

a. Direct object of a verb

i. They called us on the telephone.

i. The policeman was looking for him.

c. Objects of two clauses are compared

3.3 Possessive Adjective

Possessive adjectives are used:

3.4 Possessive Pronouns

Examples of possessive pronouns:

i. This is my book. This is mine.

3.5 Reflexive Pronouns

3.6 Relative Pronouns

Pronouns Uses for Example

3.7 Singular Pronouns

Example: Everyone has his own viewpoint.

Class Exercise: Grammar

Fill in the blanks following

38. Each of the son followed _________father's trade. (BCS 33)

Answer Sheet: Grammar

Find the Misspelt Word

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